and i said to myself, it's either angie's or it's not angie's. it cannot be an either or. not in today's scientific world. >> then carol remembered reading an article about internationally dna known expert who just happen to live and work in idaho. >> how does it feel to be recognized as a dna expert? >> it's fun. i did fruit flies, nobody invited me to talk on television. >> this is the expert, doctor greg hampikian amy fruit fly geneticist who now spreads his infectious enthusiasm at boise state university. but his work is not all done in the classroom, in fact his own path changed back in 2004 when he was asked to test some dna which would lead a innocent man to be released from jail in georgia. he wrote a book on that. and just like that, the doctor found a new calling. hampikian in is now in high demand. he was in a team credited for freeing mr. knox. and in a spare time, he is the founder of the idaho innocence project. >> honestly, i've worked on 13 exonerations now. for the ones in georgia, they found the actual perpetrators. so to those four guys, i'm the guilty p

angie has the forecast for us.at. we have seen seven consecutive weekends in a row for rain in new york city. we will get a break later today. right now, grab the umbrellas if you are heading out for early plans for saturday across the northeast. the radar picking up on plenty of rain which is working through the region. we will see periods of this heavy rain working through in waves. that means we'll have a concern for flash flooding. it does include boston and up to burlington and out to greenville. heads up for that as we get through the day today. a marginal risk, but something to watch if you are out and about. here is the deal. we have an area we are watching. this system working across the country for the last day. we have a coastal low. the two things will combine. we have enhanced rainfall through the day today. tomorrow, we could see rain in the picture, especially for extreme northern new england. notice we do have some wintry mix we are expecting here across th higher elevations of the mountains in that

lassman joins us with our forecast hi, angie, good mo, angie, good >>> >> amorning. the answer to that question is he we will have storms but they won't be severe. the severe risk is much lower through the day today. cold front is stretched and will bring heavy rain to texas. showers and thunderstorms to the portions of the midwest as well. this cold front is going to change things as far as temperatures go on the backside of it as well. you'll notice the bigtemperatur drop we have scattered showers for folks in the northeast that's a taste of what's going to work into new england as we get into saturday as tropical storm philippe starts to inch closer to the u.s. coast that will happen later saturday. today stillna into the 80s. still feeling like summer. minneapolis, 51 degrees. 40s in bismarck. we'll see temperatures get a littleore fall m lp into the 90s. showe showers expected from san antonio to houston and that's a look at your forecast, ladies, back over to you. >>> we're back in 60 seconds with new evidence revealed in court as the suspect in tupac ha ha sha

. >>> let's check on the forecast in our parts right now with angie lassman. we will hit almost 80 today and tomorrow not so much? >> all good things have to come to an end. it would not be a weekend in the northeast if we didn't talk about rain. let's talk about rain across the plains. texas, specifically. you in dallas with rain and more on the way. you are waking up to wet weather. across the rockies, snow is falling and more is to come. this system will work toward the east today. a moderate risk of flooding through texas. the snow will increase as the day goes on in denver and it will pick up a couple of inches by the time it is wrapped up. as we get into tomorrow, the rain will move to the northeast and midwest and central plains with the heavy rain and icy mix across the texas panhandle. heads up for that. we continue to deal with additional rainfall. 1 to 3 >>> good morning. if you've got to step out of your house over the next two to three hours, you've got to wear a jacket. it's a very cold start this morning. santa rosa 38 degrees, san jose 46, brum

does minnesota congressman angie craig.aker to deliver a sweet message receiving a spending of action from her fellow democrats. >> crag. >> happy wedding anniversary to my wife! hakeem jeffries! [applause] >> minnesota congressman angie craig joins me now. congressman, first, active interest rate. it really gives your wife the gift that every girl wants. talk to us about that moment and what it means, your decision to do that then. >> thank you so much for having me. it wasn't planned. as i've said, in the roll call, it was ongoing i was thinking about and truly just without wards for the fact that republicans had on a unanimous basis, unanimity nominating someone who so clearly is out of touch with american people. and it was my anniversary. be married for 15 years now, legally. and i want to call it out. and also make sure that the contrast with the speaker was made in realtime. >> when you talked about this new speaker being out of touch, i wonder which piece of it alarms you most. the election denialism pace. current t

angie r angie lassman is tracking the cold front >> we're having a little chill in the air in the forecast we've dealt with summer-like conditions across much of the country. not the case anymore look at these frost and freeze alerts for 6 million people, specifically the northern plains fargo, rapid city, you can see why. 30s out there for rapid city and miles city casper in the mid-40s. it is a chilly start for that section of the country we're still going to end up in the 70s across much of the northeast. but notice how many cooler for minneapolis. 50 for your afternoon temperature and that chill spread as little farther to the east cincinnati hits the upper 50s. pittsburgh, too. by the time we getfa th into th later parts of the weekend, 55 for pittsburgh by monday we've got a cold front we're going to track through the day today bringing additional rain chances for folks in thee gulf s in new orleans, a whole lot of sunshine is expected for little rock this afternoon with a high of 79 degrees. and that is a look at your forecast, ladies, back over to you. >> okay, angie, thank you. "e

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. >>> it's going to be another wet weekend in the northeast let's turn to angie lassman who is tracking it all >> there will be a couple of dry sp sp spots for new york but we're going to be left with unsettled conditions notice all that rain moving out of the midwest folks are going to get a bit of a break if you live in michigan, illinois but poitnotice what happens to e northeast. there comes the rain maybe a couple thunderstorms possible we will watch this coastal low enhance that rainfall and make its way north. northern portions in new england have a better chance of seeing that high rainfall rate as we get through even sunday. we'll continue to see a couple of spots dealing with rain eventually that will pull out. we will be left with blustery and chilly conditions behind it. here's the spots where we expect to see the highest amounts of rain two inches per hour possible meanwhile, folks in the middle of the country, warm down to the south but gorgeol end nupt l in the low 90s and that's a look at your forecast, guys, back over to you. >> all right, angie, thank you >>> coming up

angie is tracking that for us. >> depends where result. sunshine in the northeast, but plenty of rain to talk about across parts of the southeast and the central plains we'll get to the plains in a moment but here's the situation this morning. plenty of rain working across the southeast. we'll deal with it for the morning hours and slowly and shurlg surely see it taper off. folks in florida are still going to see the potential for stronger storms. we'll have trailing moisture and lift in the atmosphere to fire those up 11 million people at risk for severe weather does include parts of the plains, omaha, you're involved snow in the rockies, mainly higher elevations. it moves into the midwest and great lakes as we get into tomorrow could see flooding with this, as we have high rainfall rates expected and there you go there's sae across parts of arizona. phoenix hits 89 with a chilly 51 degrees in sioux falls this afternoon. and that's a look at the forecast, guys, back over to you. >> angie, thank you. "early today" is back in a minute with

meteorologist angie lassman is here tracking that system for us good morning, angie. >> good morning, guys. frances is not happy with the northeast being in the potential for some of this rainfall. but it's true. yes, we've got a system working across portions of the northern plains, working into the midwest. and that's where we're going to see most of the action today it's mainly going be heavy rainfall shower working across portions of the great lakes but stretching into the tennessee valley today this is something that will be impactful or the drive this morning and into the afternoon hours too. and look what happens. we start to get unsettled across the northeast, mid atlantic. we'll see moisture develop along the coast as well and push north as we get into our saturday. so unfortunately, it does look like another soggy weekend for us, a weekend washout for many spots across the northeast, unfortunately, that have already seen ample amounts of rain we are looking at a flash flood risk as we get to saturday the highest amounts rainfalofst upper 70s for jackson to new orleans and 82

second time in three years that he's won that award handed out biy the london museu of history >>> angie is tracking wet weather. >> you're right. we're dealing with heavy rain across the southeast the umbrella and extra time is going to go a long way on your commute. most of the rain will move out in time for the afternoon unless you live in florida, where we'll see the chance for strong storms we've seen quite an active morning there and a chance of stronger storms developing later in the day, too. notice what happens in parts of the plains, we will continue to see another day of severe weather possible for folks there along with heavy rain and the snow falling across parts of the rockies. the system is on the move, moves t into the great lakes with the potential for flooding we will see it work offsre bhoes and that's a look at your forecast, guys, back over to you. >> angie, thank you. "early today" is back in 60 seconds with another reason to hate your landlord >>> and is another rate hike on the horizon? steve sedgwick will look into his crtabaheysl ll aad of the latest inflation n

angie lassman is here tracking where the rain is heading. >> we're still going to have the potential for plenty more rain on the way for folks in the middle of the country, but yes. this is the system we're watching over the next couple days. it's going to advance farther to the midwest where we'll see rain stretching through michigan to texas. that's where we'll watch for thunderstorms through the day today. you can see as we get into tomorrow, we'll have the big surge of moisture. this is what i'm talking about with another chance for rain in the middle of the country. we'll peck we'll pick up snow in the higher elevations of the plains. also moving into portions of the northeast and new england to wrap up our weekend. when it's all said and done, we'll pick up maybe one to three inches, stretching from places like cincinnati to dallas, the highest amounts of rainfall and a couple inches of snow as well. places like denver, anywhere between two to four inches. we'll see higher amounts close to eight inches the higher elevations wgo. the 80s from philadelphia to washington, d.c. cha

angie lux, thank you for your time this evening. appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >>> also tonight, failed on both fronts. for months, our investigative unit has been reporting on problems with oakland's 911 system. it has the second worst response time in the state. now we've learned oakland also has issues when it comes to its non-emergency line. we're talking about the number you call when you need help, but it's not life or death. the line exists so that dispatchers can get to major emergencies faster. our investigative unit did speak with keisha henderson. she says that last month, she was caught between a near shoot-out. she tried calling both 911 and then the non-emergency line, but both left her hanging on the line. >> and when i looked in my rearview mirror, there was two speeding cars. they ended up boxing me in. literally the car behind me pulled out his gun and aimed it at the car in front of me. and i'm in the middle. that's when i, you know, called 911. i couldn't get through. it's a busy signal, and it just

angie lassman is tracking the soggy weather. >> you don't want to forget your blels b umbrellas in the great lakes region we're seeing a good batch of rain working through the davenport area we saw showers overnight in chicago. and this is the lay of the land that we'll have to deal with through the day today this is the system we're watching not just today but over the next couple days as it moves a little farther to the east. today again over the great lakes. but look what happens by tomorrow rain working into the mid atlantic, stretching up to new england. we'll have a couple batches of this notice this coastal low offshore, it works its way north, adds additional rain into the forecast and eventually merges with the previous system bringing us an unsettled weekend across parts of the northeast through sunday one other thing to note besides the rain, gusty winds with that. night peak wind gusts through early sunday high 20s, hoelow 30s. gusty winds. potentially power outages. otherwise rolling into the weekend for the rest of the country with warm anr 70s fbile and that's a look at

angie committing, you know.ng to massive targets, to massive housing targets, that's really, really important for country for us and for the country to hear we're that and hear that we're doing that and the we're in a world the thing is we're in a world where promises have been made by governments , by the five prime governments, by the five prime ministers that we've had and then they've been broken by the next prime minister or broken by the actual prime minister here is being really he will is being really clear. he will he a promise and then he will make a promise and then they'll deliver it. he'll they'll deliver it. so he'll back the builders, not john. >> just come on that >> let me just come in on that because there has been some criticism. the criticism. where's the opposition? didn't opposition? you know, he didn't really the zero really react to the net zero climb don't really know climb down. we don't really know where he is. on with regard to some of his economic policies versus what jeremy hunt is

let's turn to meteorologist angie lassman for that. >> good morning. another rainy one for the northeast. you have to go back six weeks to see dry conditions for new york city and philadelphia. we have the rain working in and stretched across the midwest. chicago and detroit waking up wet this morning. the rain will push through today. the good news is on the back side of the system which happens here as we get into tomorrow, it will be drier across the region. it is not a completely rainy weekend for folks in the area. we will see gusty and lingering showers and conditions on the back side of >>> good morning. it is 5:18. live look at downtown san jose. you can see a calm morning to start. temperatures right now in the 50s and 60s. we have that system that began to make its approach late last night and you can see light shower activity. a lot of it further north near eureka and redding, but expect to see a chance for shower activity through san francisco through 9:00 a.m. with less than >>> that's a look at the forecast. guys. >> thank you. >>> still

. >> that citizen was angie williams, who was driving with her six year old daughter, faith, when shetted jojo. >> so i turn this corner and i see him run right here and he's still running. but i'm waiting to see if there's a parent. no one came. so i turned around in the middle of the street attempting to block jojo. the thing is, the school is on this side, so he had already crossed the street, so he's ran all the way down here, ran through the stop sign and was going towards the stoplight. >> he was all the way down the end of bachmann, all the way down there. and he's running the whole time, ran the whole time? yeah. approximately a third of a mile. i was like, someone's going to hit him and nobody is stopping. once she and another driver stopped, they called 911. when alameda county sheriff's deputies arrived and she posted this picture to the. what's happening? sant lorenzo facebook group. this this little boy look familiar to you? the alameda county sheriff's office tells the i-team the little boy walked away from the school just before 10 a.m. around 10:15 a.m. del rey element

. >> that citizen was angie williams, who was driving with her six year old daughter, faith, when shei turn this corner and i see him run right here and he's still running. but i'm waiting to see if there's a parent. no one came. so i turned around in the middle of the street attempting to block jojo. the thing is, the school is on this side, so he had already crossed the street, so he's ran all the way down here, ran through the stop sign and was going towards the stoplight. >> he was all the way down the end of bachmann, all the way down there. and he's running the whole time, ran the whole time? yeah. approximately a third of a mile. i was like, someone's going to hit him and nobody is stopping. once she and another driver stopped, they called 911. when alameda county sheriff's deputies arrived and she posted this picture to the. what's happening? sant lorenzo facebook group. this this little boy look familiar to you? the alameda county sheriff's office tells the i-team the little boy walked away from the school just before 10 a.m. around 10:15 a.m. del rey elementary school called

democratic congressman angie craig in voting for hakeem jeffries and not mike johnson for the speakero answer to tell the house it was a special day in her family. >> craig, -- >> happy wedding anniversary to my wife! hakeem jeffries! [applause] [applause] >> go ahead. joining me now, democratic congresswoman angie craig from minnesota, my alma mater, congresswoman, thank you very much for being here. republicans unanimously coalesced behind speaker johnson. does this signal that he and his extreme views represent the republican party? >> well, thank you so much, jonathan, for having me on on such a busy news night. it really does symbolize a complete takeover, or i should say, the completion of the takeover of the republican party by the maga wing. i am still just stunned, and frankly, we had to google mike johnson. a bunch of members of congress were on google lucky enough who the guy is. and the more we learn about him, the more we realize that this is someone who doesn't support lgbtq equality, supports a federal ban on abortion, and actually worked to overturn the 2020 election.

angie newman and kapyrin. retail investors have chocked up a pretty good track record and that's according to "the wall street journal." sent 2014 the average stock portfolio is up 150%, in pack, beating the s&p 500 which is up just high of 140% over the same period. the data seems to challenge a conventional wall street belief that the so-called dumb money and with the movie of the same name, retail investors do remain active purchasers of etfs and stocks and that continues to top pre-pandemic levels and as a result, everyday investors are continuing to move as important movers and shakers in the stock market. coming up, who's the pig now? it could be the u.s. as the country faces the risk of government debt and deficit to keep inflation low. why we can't tack ake a page ou europe's 2012 playbook. that's next. and wall street's biggest concern and the morgan stanley real estate business says the worst is yet to come. she'll tell us where she sees the biggest risks and opportunities and as we head to break her

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so, angie, final word, angie, good. and final word, rachel reeves.f a fair, she's been a bit of a silent assassin, bringing the silent assassin, bringing up the rear, adding some competence to the operation, the city loves her. there's a lot loves her. right? there's a lot loves her. right? there's a lot loves her. curious. her. this is curious. >> there's a line last week, though. there's a line last week from to the from rishi sunak to the bloomberg he said, beware bloomberg lunch. he said, beware laboun bloomberg lunch. he said, beware labour. tolerate labour. they will tolerate you, but you and that's what but we love you and that's what the tories, that's the tories said. tolerate said. so labour tolerate business. it's not a love thing. >> i did a dinner >> i did. i did. i did a dinner in the city a week ago and it was, it was room which had £1 was, it was a room which had £1 trillion of underinvestment and they were all clear labour is they were all clear labour is the next government and they and they trust, they trust rachel for her stable m

angie, for halloween i'm going as a tired person. how about you?know what, i think i will also join in on that. >> yes, popular costume around here. >> jonathan, when we look ahead to what we'll do with through the day today, chilly conditions for so many. we've got 95 million people under these frost or freeze alerts. at this time it extends for places like cleveland, atlantic city and extend out towards portion of the southwest. heads up for that. temperatures right now in some spots really chilly. temperatures at 30, but with those added winds it's feeling like 17 degrees, 25 what it feel like for st. louis and huntsville sits at 20 with the wind chill. we're going to start november with chilly conditions too. we could see lows across multiple locations across the midwest and the plains and the midatlantic will be on this. and temperatures tomorrow morning could be in the teens once again for places like chicago when you adin that wind. it's going to be a little blustery there. we'll start to get temperatures on pace where they should be. the ha

angie lassman, have a good weekend. still ahead on "way too early" a lot more news to get to.ttempts ohio congressman jim jordan is planning to hold a third vote on his shaky speakership bid today. there were lots of twists and turns yesterday. let's see if this vote will be successful. also the israel-hamas war triggers the state department to issue a worldwide alert. we'll explain exactly what that means for u.s. citizens. we'll explain when we come right back. citizens. we'll explain when we come right back >>> welcome back to "way too early." it is just before 5:30 a.m. here on the east coast, 2:30 out west here on this friday morning. i'm jonathan lemire. thank you for being with us. the path to house speaker for republicans remains very uncertain this morning following a series of surprise and chaotic developments. first, there is a new house vote for speaker scheduled at0:00 a.m. eastern today setting up republican congressman jim jordan's third attempt to win over the required 217 votes he needs to secure the gavel. now, this move comes about 24 hours after the ohio co

. >> that citizen was angie williams, who was driving with her six year old daughter, faith, when she spotted jojo. >> so i turned this corner and i see him run right here and he's still running, but i'm waiting to see if there was a parent. no one came. so i turned around in the middle of the street attempting to block jojo. >> the thing is, the school is on this side, so he had already crossed the street, so he's ran all the way down here, ran through the stop sign and was going towards the stoplight. he was all the way down the end of bachmann, all the way down there . and he's running the whole time. ran the whole time? >> yeah, approximately a third of a mile. >> i was like, someone's going to hit him and nobody's stopping. once she and another driver stopped, they called 911. when alameda county sheriff's deputies arrived and she posted this picture to the what's happening? san lorenzo, facebook group. >> this this little boy look familiar to you? >> the alameda county sheriff's office tells the i-team the little boy walked away from the school just before 10 a.m. around 10:15 a

time now for weather and let's go to meteorologist angie lassman for the forecast.now you're excited to see taylor swift in kansas city, but what kind of weather can we see throughout the country? >> i can just feel the anger from you with what i'm about to say about my forecast for the weekend. yes, rain. let's get it out of the picture. we're dealing with tape. it's mainly a system that's been working across country for the past cupm of days. today it's impacting folks in the upper midwest, minneapolis across milwaukee going to be soggy today for potential for heavy rain that leads to flash flooding. places like chicago, davenport, des moines through the day today. we'll see multiple rounds of impressive rainfall rates. heads up for that. this is why everyone's upset with the rain in the forecast this weekend. you've got to look back six weeks to seal our last rain-free weekend in new york. similar story for philadelphia. even longer for hartford and boston. the good thing for boston you likely will see nice conditions, quiet conditions with plenty of sunshine in

angie lassman, thank you so very much.o early," we'll go through all the major developments happening in the middle east including u.s. air strikes overnight in syria. plus pentagon reporter for politico joins us to discuss what the biden administration is asking of israel ahead of a potential ground invasion into gaza. we'll be right back with all that. gaza we'll beig rht back with all that oday, my friend you did it, you did it, you did it... ♪ centrum silver is now clinically shown to support cognitive health in older adults. it's one more step towards taking charge of your health. so every day, you can say, ♪ youuu did it! ♪ with centrum silver. there's something going around the gordon home. good thing gertrude found delsym. now what's going around is 12-hour cough relief. and the giggles. the family that takes delsym together, feels better together. listen, your deodorant just has to work. i use secret aluminum free. just swipe and it lasts all day. secret helps eliminate odor, instead of just masking it. and hours

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angie lassman is here with us with our early morning forecast. >> we definitely need the umbrella across parts of the south today and potentially into tomorrow can you see already raining across parts of the gulf coast into southern texas and the florida panhandle and points south of that. these are the areas we're going to seat bese the best chance of. maybe an inch or two, even up to three inches are possible, focussed mainly toward portions of florida, the west coast, places like tampa could see a good amount of rain in the next 48 hours or so as we look to the west, we have a coast-to-coast storm that we're going to track maybe some snow to the rockies it will workity its way to the east and there could be the potential for severe storms as it works across the plains. and tis the season snow already on the map. we will see that for higher elevations of the rockies. as we get into friday, that starts to work into portions of the midwest. we see heavy rain in the great lakes and eventually into portions of the northeast, leaving us for an unseled weekentt8 degrees for indianapolis we'l

angie lassman is here tracking the storm that seems to be going cross country. >> you're right. umbrellas are going to be needed across parts of the plains today. and as we get into tomorrow, that shift to the northeast. here's what it hacks llooks lik here. you can see some of that snow still falling across parts of the rockies. heavy rain in parts of the upper midwest. this is the story through the day today. heavy rain potentially leading to localized flooding. we'll see gusty winds remain across parts of the plains. we're talking 20, 30, 40 mile-per-hour winds in some spots. another rainy saturday for most of the northeast. we'll see some of these thunderstorms, maybe potentially stronger ones across the carolinas. but this will start to move out, and we'll be left over with lingering showers especially for the second half of our sunday. it looks a little better across this region. we do have the flooding concern today. chicago, milwaukee, dabuubuque. as we pick up another inch to pennsylvania and the northeast. 57 degrees in chicago. plenty of susnshine across the east coas

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angie lassman is tracking the temperatures >> we've got expect ed temperatures warmer than average as across the plains. a whole lot of sunshine. notice all the sunshine that we're expecting throughout the day today. a couple showers throughout the northeast. meanwhile, frost advisories up for places like madison, topeka. extended into portionso movi minneapolis sitting at 43 and des moines at 44 just a little farer to west, though, notice where temperatures end up, into the low 80s for denver and dodge city 70 degrees for omaha, and minneapolis into the low 60s by the afternoon. the warmth starts to m starts to the migrate t the east we things moderating out, upper 60s for cincinnati down to the low 60s as we roll into the weekend we'll round out the workweek with temperatures in the 70s we're watching the tropics hurricane season is not over yet. we have an 80% chance a system wod develop ulin boston we'll head to low 70s in jackson. plenty of sunshine expected across texas today that is a look at your forecast, guys, back over to you >>> "early today" is back in 60 seconds with an

angie lux with the berkeley seismological laboratory joins us now. thanks for joining us. your phone is probably ringing off the hook. the shake we got said initially it was going to be a 5.7. it was a 4.1 at the end of it. what's the discrepancy there? >> so, our shaking warning system is trying to capture the magnitude as quickly as we can using a tiny amount of information. this is within second. this is to give as much warning as possible. the downside means that sometimes the original estimate comes in off. for this particular event, we saw it at 5.7, so a little high. the actual was 4.1 as you mentioned. >> that's the thing about these apps. they give us that initial warning, whether it's seconds or as it's happening for you. do you think this worked as it should? >> i will say we definitely overestimated the magnitude here. however, the good thing is everything worked exactly as it should with the system. sometimes in order to warn the people who are going to feel some of the shaking, that means we might be a little off. >> you always do a debrief after a shake aler

. >>> partsof the south are bracing for a downpour today angie lassman is tracking that system >>i had, g >> hi, good morning, guys. it's going to bring a lot of moisture and potentially into tomorrow for florida you'll notice where it's raining, parts of texas, louisiana, stretchingna into pt of the florida panhandle by the time we get through thursday, widespread amounts, one to three inches are possible with higher amounts centered across florida where we'll see more rain as we get into tomorrow too meanwhile, frost and freeze alerts are up. 18 million people are under these advisories with temperatures in the 40s, columbus, buffalo, even state college at 50 degrees. we've got a coast-to-coast storm that will work its way across the country. it will bring rain and the rainm charlotte down through atlanta to montgomery. new orleans will see showers and thunderstorms today. and that is a look at the forecast, guys, back over to you. >>> ang we are band we are back in 60 seconds with a m uixp at a cemetery dr. garcia? 60 seconds with a mix up at a cemetery g we are and we are bac 60 se

angie lassman is tracking a cross-country storm. >> it's not me, i'm not in control of this weather. but this morning it's all about parts of the midwest where we're seeing heavy rain working through that region. here's areas we're concerned for. places like milwaukee, chicago, all in that bull's eye. gusty winds across the plains. and peak wind fgusts, 30, 40, 5 miles per hour. that's something we'll see through the next couple days. now here's the northeast lay of the land. we've got to go back about eight weeks to see dry kais on the weekend for hartford. six weeks for new york. here's what the forecast looks like, heavy rain saturday, drier skies sunday. we'll still deal with a couple s for philadelphia. lo low 70s for washington, d.c. detroit will hit a high of 59 degrees today. that's a look at the forecast, guys. >>> still to come on "early today," president biden turns to ceos for an outlook on the economy. >>> that as inflation didn't show signs of slowing down in september. r worst allergy symptoms including nasal congestion. without knocking you out. feel the clarity and m

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nbc meteorologist angie lassman has a look at when those storms might move on. >> finally made it to friday and the good news is, the bright side of this forecast is folks in the midwest are finally going to get a break from this rain. that does of course mean that the rain is in the picture for folks in the northeast as we get into the day today, your saturday, even your sunday could have lingering showers in the forecast for folks in the northern portions of new england. here's spot that we're going to look for the potential for really, you know, multiple rounds of heavy rain some impressive rainfall rates potentially, especially across portions of maine and of course with that comes the possibility of flooding. so we'll watch for that. this is tomorrow, parts of new england, this is the heads up that you want if you are going to be out and about at all you could run into some of thoughethos flooded roadways one to two inches is likely. we could see a couple of spots with higher amounts than that. and the heat is on feeling like summer really for the whole western half of the count

angie lassman is tracking the system we're rolling our eyes not at you, but mother nature >> i could sense the sarcasm in that "yay. we have rain we're going to track and a big influx of moisture thanks to felipe. phil. this is going to work toward the east today it's going to bring showers into portions of the northeast. so you'll want the umbrella handy. and especially into tomorrow look what happens by the tomb we g t time we get into saturday post tropical philippe will start to approach canada and new england bringing in a whole lot of moisture. that also is going to bring us cooler temperatures on the backside of that cold front, too. heads up for that. here's rainfall amounts. through the south. to five showers and thunderstorms expected in mobile this afternoon. and that is a look at your forecast, ladies, back over to you. >>> if you haven't heard, coming up, paris has a bedbug problem we're back in 60 sonecds with the infestation. it out: it's mrs. stevens. they say she can make things appear out of thin air. hey! you guys want to come in? my mom made dinner. make your tabl

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