i have been doing reporting and was talking to an expert in wichita, kansas, at wichita state, an academicnting out there are a lot of trep trends. more women are college-educated voters than men. the college-educated voters tend to be more democratic than not. there's also trends among young men under 35 to be more conservative, more concerned about losing what they have, feeling vulnerable. all of these trends are coming together at the same time. >> then you have this culture that donald trump has brought into our society, this toxic masculinity capitalizing -- >> he is laughing. >> listen, i'm listening to these conversations that are happening. this bravado display of masculinity on top of some of the trends as well, which is why you see donald trump doubling down with some of that rhetoric and going to the podcasts. >> he thinks it works. that's what the rnc was about. >> i would consider that. there's more women that vote than men. particularly in some of the swing districts, suburban america. it's probably counterproductive. masculinity is toxic? that's loaded terminology. i think

spendry the mayor of wichita.rried into war given you abandon your unit before they went to iraq in a combat zone. donald trump's running mate senator vance got called up by the thread about killing hurtful lies about immigrants. they asked him if he didn't mean it, no he said i admitted. i'm willing to create stories to spread fear to drum up support for us.

wichita will take a bit of a run at it. and even across the east, temperatures are running above normal. little rock expected to hit 90 degrees sunday. we'll finally start to see some of those temperatures coming back down to the mid-80s by monday and tuesday. but still warm temperatures lasting here as we get into the next couple of days. meanwhile, we've got an area we're watching in the gulf of mexico for potential tropica in . we'll head to the triple digits for phoenix and tucson. upper 80s expected in el paso. 83 in charleston today. and that's a look at your forecast, frances, back to you. >> thank you so much, angie. >>> coming up, another setback for the biden administration's student loan forgiveness student loan forgiveness program. that can't retain moisture. new pantene miracle rescue deep conditioner, with first-of-its-kind melting pro-v pearls... locks in moisture to repair 6 months of damage >>> an in one wash, without weigh down. guaranteed or your money back! for resilient, healthy-looking hair... if you k

we've got low 60s on tap for wichita. and that's a look at your forecast, frances, back to you. >> okay, angie, thank you. >>> now to the west coast that emerged as the best coast on wednesday. >> start the party, los angeles! your dodgers have won the world series! >> the los angeles dodgers took home their eighth world series title and a second in five seasons in an epic game five comeback versus the new york yankees. after getting out to a 5-0 lead, the yanks surfed sufficient suff suffered a massive collapse. freddie freeman didn't continue his historic home run streak. he was unsurprisingly named series mvp, thanks to his four homers, including game one's walkoff grand slam. the celebrations began immediately in l.a. dodgers' faithful will also get the parade they missed out on with their 2021 windu t, due to pandemic. >>> we're back in a moment with a town divided by politics but still united as neighbors. >>> and good news about the u.s. economy. why not everyone is feeling it. . why not everyone is feeling it. my

we've got low 60s from joplin to wichita and 60 degrees with rain in green bay today. and that's a look at your forecast, frances. back to you. >> thanks so much, angie. "early today" is back in a minute with a preview of today's key inflation report. and the new legal trouble brewing for monlds. legal troubl brewing for monlds. don't let symptoms define you... emerge as you, with clearer skin. with tremfya®, most people saw 100% clear skin... ...that stayed clear, even at 5 years. tremfya® is proven to significantly reduce joint pain, stiffness, and swelling. serious allergic reactions and increased risk of infections may occur. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms or if you need a vaccine. emerge as you with clear skin. ask your doctor about tremfya®. ♪♪ sounds like you need to vaporize that cold. dayquil vapocool? it's dayquil plus a rush of vicks vapors. ♪ vapocooooool ♪ woah. dayquil vapocool. the vaporizing daytime, coughing, aching, stuffy head, power through your day,

host: eddie in wichita, kansas. democratic caller. caller: good morning. the best way for me to ask my question is to refer back to the previous episode. i think she was the first lady who called in and she had numerous debunked conspiracies that she was sharing. and you checked her. and you fact-check her in real time. do you hear me now? host: we are listening. yes. caller: ok. i guess my question is going to be in the form of a statement. in the previous episode there was a lady that called in and you fact-check her in real time and basically on air debunked some misinformation. so i guess my question would be are there -- host: we got your question. you have your television on and you have to me of that. eddie is saying can you fact-check in real time online on these platforms? guest: no. and this whole new industry of fact checking is suspicious. we used to call what we did in journalism fact checking. we would never put things out that we could be sued or that were missed informative. and this whole new industry of ngo's that do fact checking or orga

wichita falls going to be clear, 71. east coast looking great.tion. mountain snow in the rockies. sunday, sunday, we are looking at a fall day, warming up in the midwest, but heavy showers and thunderstorms in the great lakes all the way down into texas and still unsettled out west. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening -- good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are going to see high temperatures in the mid to upper 60s today. lots of sunshine and comfortably cool after a very chilly morning in oakland. look for a high of 64 degrees and 69 in antioch, 62 in daly city. and for san francisco, we're headed for the mid 60s today in the north bay. we'll see highs in >>> and that is your latest >> and that is your latest weather. thanks for the help. >> thank you, al. no more inhaling keith. all right. >>> he's ready to kick off a live special concert here. but, first, on a wednesday morning, this is "today" on nbc. sam liccardo gets things done. as mayor of san jose, he took on pg&e and special interests to

we're going to stay with the summer-like temperatures. 90s it is for wichita, dallas a potential to breakg a record in little rock this afternoon with a high of 89 degrees. also a front we're going to track across parts of the upper midwest. we're not looking at any kind of widespread severe storm outbreak but we could see storms developing specifically over iowa and missouri. we're looking for mainly large hail to be the big impact. this system works its way across the great lake, but notice what happens. it brings some heavy rain to likely green bay, chicago, parts of michigan, but then it kind of fizzles out before it advances east. we're still going to be looking at really dry conditions remaining for parts of the north east for the extended period. speak of the extended period here's your friday forecast. the showers and storms i just mentioned but the rest of the country quite nice. a little chilly as we wake up in the morning on saturday, but more sunshine on the way as we wrap up our weekend as well. >> it's so warm it's down right unsettling. >> it is, i agree. >>> next up here b

jessica in wichita, democrat. caller: good morning. i would like to say a few words. iran does not care whether america survives or not, they just want our destruction. same time, you have to remember that israel has done atrocities. and i feel like we need to rember that, as well. yes, hamas has done what they did, taking hostages and innocents. same time, what choice did they have in the matter because they have been occupied for so long? thank you, god bless. host: preston in florida, independent. caller: good morning. i never knew that defending your own land was a problem. those people are defending their land, and somehow they are the people in the wrong. understand what i am saying? that is crazy to me. they are killing innocent children and innocent people for an agenda for oil and land. that is what it is all about, oil and land. that has nothing to do with peace and anything like that, it is about land and about oil. that is what it all boils down to. for them to say they shot 200 missiles, they wasn't trying to hit anyone, they was trying to hit infrastruct

wichita, 90 degrees. then, temperatures actually cool down, get back to more seasonable conditions in new york, chicago, burlington. but guess what? next week, starting sunday, another round of highs that go 15 to 30 degrees, stretching from wichita, cleveland, down to jackson, new york city and boston. we're going to get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. >>> that's your latest weather. guys? >> thanks, buddy. >>> still ahead this morning, new trouble for mcdonald's as the fast food giant deals with growing fallout from that major e. coli scare linked to quarter pounders. nbc's maggie vespa following it for us in chicago. hey, maggie. >> hey, craig. good morning. the fallout continues amid this deadly outbreak as the company now reportedly identifying itself as the mcdonald's onion supplier and the cdc warning the case numbers will likely rise. we'll have the latest coming up. >>> and then, calling all bargain shoppers. while you wait for those big-ticket holiday sales, some major retailers a

and who survived an assassination attempt in 1983, was shot dead while serving as an usher at his wichitaon extremist. and donald trump, who promised to appoint supreme court justices who would overturn roe, had won the state by 15 points over joe biden in 2020. so there were plenty of reasons to expect kansas voters would embrace an amendment to end abortion rights in their state. but after roe was overturned, the ground seemed to shift. unexpectedly strong support for abortion rights from independent voters led to a landslide vic three of 59-41 percent. 14 counties that went for trump in 2020, as well as all five that went for president joe biden, voted against the amendment and for reproductive freedom. abortion rights were safe in kansas for now. >> for now. >> every state that has had abortion on the ballot has voted in favor of providing abortion as reproductive health care for the women of that state. there is no doubt in my mind that if the worst were to happen and donald trump were to become president again, he would go along with and sign a national abortion ban. if we were to k

kansas city, wichita. that's severe threat, level three out of five. so you get notified of severe weather events. let's get to the flashback trivia question. way asked what deadly weather event from 1991 inspired a future movie. the choices, the day after tomorrow, the perfect storm, adrift, force of nature. the answer, i'm sure a lot of you know this, the perfect storm. maria: adam got it. >> i knew you did. that was 32 years ago. we had a crashing cold front combined with a nor'easter that came together with hurricane grace. to create the perfect storm. the storm sadly killed 133 people including six aboard the swordfishing boat which many of you remember from the film, the perfect storm. you knew it, right maria. maria: i didn't know it. adam johnson knew it. >> i enjoyed that movie. it was very good. maria: craig, 80 degrees in new york coming up. >> 80 degrees, could set a record for the day today and again still pretty warm tomorrow. maria: thank you, craig. craig herrera. good to see you. stay with us, of watching "mornings with maria" live on

wichita has their story. fashion's healing. has its ups and downs and we've always. celebrated his wins. tears stream for hartley's mother hardened by her 7 year-old son's painful plight. >> recovering from a summer in an intensive care unit where he was treated for a ruptured bladder skull fracture and multiple broken bones. the injuries stemming from an accident outside his tutoring program in san jose. back in june. we hope to raise an awareness and create change to child safety protocols within tutoring centers. >> beginning with tomorrow on wednesday, on behalf of their son. ashley mom point rachel and her husband chanel filed a civil lawsuit in santa clara county superior court against whom on north america incorporated the complaint for damages alleges 2 causes of action. >> negligent supervision of plaintiff and negligent operation of a vehicle. i clients interested cuman with the care of their son. hooman had a responsibility to take to care to ensure he returned. >> to his parents safely. they failed to do so here. bastion was struck by a truck after his at

severe storm threat really from texas all the way up towards the great lakes where the bullseye of wichitahe potential for tornadoes, so have a way to get those watches and warnings. we also have some scattered storms for the gulf coast and parts of the west. look at the potential record highs today for austin, texas and detroit and buffalo, 72 for halloween tomorrow too it's going to be pretty incredible. world series forecast temperatures close to 70 degrees at 8:00 and 10:00 p.m. that's pretty awesome. we hope that the yankees win. right, brian? >> brian: absolutely, yeah. it would be great for fox, too. more games, more money, more revenue. more drama. >> janice: bring it on. i will keep the weather nice. >> brian: if you don't mind. don't worry about los angeles. they got that covered. that was when the world was round. >> janice: that's too much information. >> brian: 12 minutes before the top of the hour. former president donald trump is set to hold event in wisconsin and north carolina today. bill melugin knows all about it. is he live in the tar heel state. bill? >> yeah, brian, g

. >> 86 in wichita, kansas. and then you can see the cool air up in fargo, north dakota. just 48 degrees right now. 56 in seattle, obviously we're doing okay here on the west coast. we're having a pretty mild day but nothing too extreme. barca. daraa show you a lovely cruise ship visiting our fair city. nothing in the way of wind there. it's pretty calm and we're looking up about 62 degrees in san francisco today. averages 69 and the record set back in 1929. this day, 90 degrees. we will not be getting anywhere near that, but it does make me think about the fact that we are going to be losing a little daylight as we go along here, working our way towards our winter solstice, which is december 21st. so we lose just a little over 2 minutes a day as we roll kinda towards that. so enjoy these beautiful evenings while we have them. i've noticed that certain get a little darker quicker. 72 in san jose right now. 74 in dublin. 62, as i mentioned in san francisco, the late host, 72 for you. and 73 up in santa rosa. so everybody kind of hanging out in the same kind of temperatures

nice and warm in wichita, kansas. >> little chilly up in fargo, north dakota over there just at 49 degrees. the feeling of the season is there. and on the west coast, you can see 60's in san francisco and some nice 80's in los angeles. 82 degrees. pretty nice out there. get some beautiful sunshine as we take a live look here at the transamerica pyramid. one of my favorite views of san francisco and temperatures pretty nice today. the looking out for those low 60's in san -pfrancisco averages. 69 and believe it or not, the record in san francisco for the day, 90 degrees back in 1929. thankful we're not anywhere near there. speaking of our lovely city, it is everywhere in our lovely city and also across the bay, losing a little daylight as we work our way towards the winter solstice, we lose about 2 little over 2 minutes a day as we go through the next bit here. so today, 10 hours and 56 minutes of daylight looking after that sunset about 6.22. so enjoy the beautiful that we're going to have because it doesn't look like we're gonna get a whole lot of marine layer tonight. 73 in san jose righ

you know, i liked like like many journalists i worked on high school paper and i and this was in wichita, kansas. and but i but i liked other things, too. besides journalism, i really and this sounds possibly ridiculous now, but i was very serious about playing the oboe. i played the oboe since i was in the third grade, and i went to music camp at the university of kansas in the summers. and i played in the state youth orchestra. and i really i really loved the oboe and i loved classical music and performing in small and orchestras and also and in smaller groups. and so it was at the time very hard decision to make. and it was impossible for me to envision doing both things, playing the oboe and being a journalist. and in the end, journalism won out. no. as barbara walters would say, no regrets. good. but i went then to northwest university to the medill of journalism. i got a master's degree at columbia. i went to work for news 50. they brought me to washington and put me on the white house. the national politics, and then some years later, i moved to usa today. so at and at usa today,

thomas, wichita, kansas, democrat. caller: thank you for taking my call. i've been this into all the stuff about immigration over the past several years, and i feel it is time for me to speak up and express my views on this whole immigration thing. first of all, illegal immigration has been going on for decades, not one or two presidents. and number two -- let me get right to the chase, what i'm trying to get to. we have, what, 10, 12, 13, 14 supposed illegal immigrants in the country. let me tell you something in my study demographics-- i study demographic. the united states could handle another 40 million to 69 people before we get crowded, and that's not counting the last -- 60 million people before get credit, and that's not counting alaska. most of us are too complacent and lazy. you find an immigrant, go out there and they will find enough work to feed, clothe, and house themselves. having said all that, the united states isn't finished growing. at the risk of controversy, i will tell you how. in the next 200 to 300 years, we will add about five new

a homeowner in wichita, kansas. she's winning the halloween game, showing neighbors how it's done. the giant spider and the spider babies are all handmade. the fuzzy creations have taken over her entire front yard. >> oh, that's a lot. >> i love that you do. my. i have spider webs everywhere inside the house, and my husband is like, we need another bag. yeah, we've thrown fake spiders. they're everywhere. >> oh, okay. we have a fake one in the front yard, but it doesn't take up the whole yard, i like that. >> i spent this entire week trying to get rid of creepy crawlies in my house. >> so much so, it's funny that you're putting them on. yeah, i have store bought webbing. >> i know i was going to say we should just make that distinction. they're not like spider webs. that just came up. >> take my >> "good morning america." hurricane milton rips through the state of florida. ♪ ♪ >> breaking news. hurricane milton makes landfall. an extremely dangerous category 3 hurricane. powerful winds up to 120 miles an hour. st. petersburg. a crane collapses onto the building through the roof rip

tiller for years, walked into the lobby of reformation lutheran church in wichita, where dr. tiller worshiped with his family. on a day when dr. tiller was serving as an usher for his fellow worshipers. he up to dr. tiller, who was having a donut and a cup of coffee. his fellow ushers and shot tiller in the temple. died instantly. bill o'reilly has dr. tiller's blood on, his hands on. november on november 2015. robert dear jr muttering, quote, no more baby arrived at the planned parenthood center in colorado springs, colorado, before he was finally captured by the police. one police officer at one civilian were dead and nine other people were injured, including five police officers and four civilians. do describe himself as a warrior for babies. the event followed a sequence of hearing conducted by representative marsha blackburn, who came after me using anti-abortion videos and falsely accusing planned parenthood centers of selling baby parts. this is called slow terrorism. the outbreak of unpredictable, random terrorism and directed violence as the result of encouragement o

interstate 35 from kansas city to wichita we know it's been a very active year for tornadoes since januarywe've already had over 1,700 to date average is about 1,200. so you can see that we've seen an uptick in tornado activity. here's the radar, no current storm threat at the moment, but there is snowflakes it's flying from the sky across the western us wyoming, colorado, to utah. you have winter weather alerts. you can see the snow progressing there, but this is the line of storms that will form later this evening and into the overnight hours, it will march eastward. more discrete supercell thunderstorms on the southern tail end of this and again, this has all along a cold front that is dividing the country in terms of temperatures from the warmth on the east and the cool on the west, you can see it on our temperature map for today, quite a difference from denver, 41 all the way to the nation's capital at 80. and i'll end with this again. yeah, that cold front will not advance. ii, so we stay dry through the entire month of october for much of eastern seaboard, including halloween night

upper 80s for omaha and wichita. phoenix again, triple digits. indianapolis, a high of 76.es. st. louis with temperatures in the 80s. pittsburgh staying nice and comformfortable with upper 60s. ch >>> and that is your latest weather. >> thanks. we'll check in a few minutes. >>> what you need to know, no matter where you live, about hurricane milton's impact on travel and the nation's airports that extend far beyond the path of that storm. we'll get to that right after this. but first, these messages. rinvoq works differently and it's a once-daily pill. when symptoms tried to take control, i got rapid relief with rinvoq. check. when flares tried to slow me down, i got lasting steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when my doctor saw damage, rinvoq helped visibly reduce damage of the intestinal lining. check. rapid symptom relief. lasting, steroid-free remission. and visibly reduced damage. check, check and check. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin; heart

wichita kansas had their latest hottest temperature on record. they made it to 93 thursday.k at the other records from oklahoma to alabama, albuquerque today. it will be places like nashville looking for highs in the 80s. that summer-like heat is not going anywhere. the jet stream that keeps the cold air away is staying north. paducah, austin, tucson, phoenix, montgomery to atlanta could see records today. not just 10, 20 degrees above average. we're breaking record. then as we go into halloween week, people are thinking we need that crisp fall, got to put our big outfits on. might have to modify. looking at temperatures approaching records in minneapolis before halloween. but then detroit wednesday, look at thursday. we're in the upper 70s. hottest for new york city was 81. things will be close to it. either way. then we're dry. right? we've been talking about that. the fire danger goes up. new jersey, pennsylvania, new york, delaware up to massachusetts, plea watch that. local weather in 30 seconds. >> michael: coming up elton john, steven spielberg, ron howard, nicole sch

it already has been preparing to temporary furlough 700 workers in wichita, kansas, facilities that couldg parent restaurant brands international and yum brands known for its taco bell, pizza hut and kfc chains are pulling onions from selected restaurants following the e. coli outbreak tied to mcdonald's out of what they say is an abundance of caution wonder what rfk thinks about this, bill ackman thinks about all this he was a big burger king owner >> never liked burger king. >> you didn't. meantime, the richest person in the world, this is raising eyebrows, elon musk adding another $26 billion in paper wealth yesterday to his tesla shares they saw their biggest one-day gain to rally since 2013 as of this morning, musk worth $256 billion according to forbes the story that really is making headlines and raising eyebrows, of course, is "the wall street journal" reporting that he has been in conversations now for some years potentially multiple times with president putin of russia and what the national security concern that those conversations may raise. >>> let's look at the futures this m

thomas, wichita, kansas, democrat. caller: thank you for taking my call.'ve been this into all the stuff about immigration over the past several years, and i feel it is time for me to speak up and express my views on this whole immigration thing. first of all, illegal immigration has been going on for decades, not one or two presidents. and number two -- let me get right to the chase, what i'm trying to get to. we have, what, 10, 12, 13, 14 supposed illegal immigrants in the country. let me tell you something in my study demographics-- i study demographic. the united states could handle another 40 million to 69 people before we get crowded, and that's not counting the last -- 60 million people before get credit, and that's not counting alaska. most of us are too complacent and lazy. you find an immigrant, go out there and they will find enough work to feed, clothe, and house themselves. having said all that, the united states isn't finished growing. at the risk of controversy, i will tell you how. in the next 200 to 300 years, we will add about five new st

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host: eddie in wichita, kansas. democratic caller. caller: good morning.r me to ask my question is to refer back to the previous episode. i think she was the first lady who called in and she had numerous debunked conspiracies that she was sharing. and you checked her. and you fact-check her in real time. do you hear me now? host: we are listening. yes. caller: ok. i guess my question is going to be in the form of a statement. in the previous episode there was a lady that called in and you fact-check her in real time and basically on air debunked some misinformation. so i guess my question would be are there -- host: we got your question. you have your television on and you have to me of that. eddie is saying can you fact-check in real time online on these platforms? guest: no. and this whole new industry of fact checking is suspicious. we used to call what we did in journalism fact checking. we would never put things out that we could be sued or that were missed informative. and this whole new industry of ngo's that do fact checking or organizations like p

it was from the inside of what is now known as mount scott in the wichita mountains of oklahoma. but these ceremonies were important and if they didn't show up, then it took extra to show them the buffalo that we've learned our lesson. we violated something of this covenant. and we're going to set it right now. and then they would come back. and so we had to spend time telling about that and trying to help us feel that then strangers arrived from europe and, they brought with them a very different of the relationship of human with the natural world, one that and its bounties, one that the humans are. two are in charge are two different level and the natural world there as a resource to be used and in later times history then also than used to as commodities for the market and that was the start of a new viewed the but these newcomers all were fascinated by this huge animal spanish were in the saw in the southwest spanish explorers french explorers saw them in the midwest and the colonies saw them here in the in atlantic colonies, which was one of the more surprising things for me

jessica in wichita, democrat. caller: good morning. i would like to say a few words. iran does not care whether america survives or not, they just want our destruction. same time, you have to remember that israel has done atrocities. and i feel like we need to rember that, as well. yes, hamas has done what they did, taking hostages and innocents. same time, what choice did they have in the matter because they have been occupied for so long? thank you, god bless. host: preston in florida, independent. caller: good morning. i never knew that defending your own land was a problem. those people are defending their land, and somehow they are the people in the wrong. understand what i am saying? that is crazy to me. they are killing innocent children and innocent people for an agenda for oil and land. that is what it is all about, oil and land. that has nothing to do with peace and anything like that, it is about land and about oil. that is what it all boils down to. for them to say they shot 200 missiles, they wasn't trying to hit anyone, they was trying to hit infrastruct