the storm center itself is south of cape cod right now and pulling to the north east, taking all of that stormy weather with it. it will be quiet out here for a couple of days, but there is another disturbance in the plains. that comes in early next week. tonight, unseasonably cold, northwest winds 10-15. we do have freeze and frost warnings in effect for the area. the purple-shaded areas from new jersey back across maryland and the western part of the state. mostly sunny tomorrow, unseasonably chilly. only 46-54 the high. keep in mind 63 is typical. west winds at 5-10 miles per hour. small craft advisories for the early morning and afternoon, 15-20 knots and two-3 foot shop in the day. by monday night, toward midnight, and early tuesday, a little weather disturbance comes across the area and we could pick up a shower. take a look at the forecast for the big football game tomorrow. downtown, mostly sunny skies are expected but it will be kind of chili. number two northwest wind at about 5-10 miles per hour. halloween, kids will be out late afternoon into the early evening hours. we expec

then it will move north to cape cod. it will bring in all the moisture from the south our way. it will be bringing air of the atlantic ocean -- relatively warm air. once it gets up toward new jersey and delaware, it will start pulling in from the north. that is where some folks will see a change over to snow or at least to a brain snow mixed. everything is going to happen tomorrow plo the rest of the weekend and part of next week looks fine. when developing. not just the sprinkle this stuff but actual rate. -- actual rain. rain and a rain and snow mixed developing it depends where you are. the further you go west the rent it into the air sooner. soth of us it may be all rain on the bay and annapolis. here is how things will attract our futurecast by saturday afternoon. some heavy rains. by evening, he will begin to see the snow up in north. baltimore stays with warmer air for the most part. it is out of here in the overnight hours. these lighter shades get the heavier snow when you get three, four, 5 inches of snow up to the north and west of us. by sunday, you get the sun back

another batch from providence up over cape cod, will clip boston over the morning rush hour. from albany, burlington, vermont, we'll be dealing with rain, and d.c. scattered showers. another large cluster of rain from illinois, heading northwards. that will be over the top of chicago as we go throughout your morning rush shower. so, the roads, i'm sure, will be a little slow there. as i mentioned, nice weather, finally, returning to the central plains. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. baltimore, maryland, chance of showers and storms today, from d.c. to, say, richmond and all the way down through raleigh. we're going to see storms during the day. but it won't be all day long. most of your day should be dry. one more soggy day and some nice weather returns. >> yeah, good aitem weekend. thanks so much. >>> also coming up, stocks march higher, so does the price of peanut butter. and an auction involving saddam hussein? you have to stick around to hear about. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>

cape cod should get a lot of rain, boston, possibility of up to 2 inches and we reduced the total for some of the biggest cities as the massive rain a little farther off the coast. the forecast today, airport delays are possible anywhere on the east coast, middle of the country you look fantastic after a chilly morning. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. chance of thunderstorms today in areas on the eastern seaboard. you're not going to see severe weather type thunderstorms but we could see downpours with this tropical moisture, watching temperatures very chilly back in the great lakes. also going to be chilly fort world series, which will be beginning. >> game one. all right, bill. >>> apple shares take a beating. b of a loses its title. and a christmas wish list for the fabulously wealthy. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> big day for actress lindsay lohan, could she be read headed back to jail? >>> the raiders pull off a stunning trade and one manager makes a world series guarantee. you're watch

so they had summer homes out on cape cod. >> that's right. >> in michigan they lived in bloomfield hills or gross point. >> and they drove to their summer homes. they didn't get there in private jets. >> because they had to pay 50%, 60%, 70% in taxes. they paid a lot in taxes yet lived a great life, didn't they? my dad built spark plugs at general motors. other dads, moms, nobody begrudged them too much because they built the factories, gave us jobs and entered into an agreement with the working class. this was the agreement, lawrence. if you, the working people, if you work hard and we prosper, you prosper. they changed it to you work hard, we prosper, now you lose your job. and it -- they totally flushed the american dream down the toilet and patriotic people around the country are standing up against it saying they want it back. they want -- no one would begrudge, you know, you if you built us a factory and create jobs and want to have your summer home on cape cod, go do what you people do out there. right? because at least when we were growing up our dads could send the kids to colle

boston into cape cod predicting about two to three inches of rain.on't think we'll get too much flooding out of this storm system, but today is the damp day. and the winds will pick up, too, as the storm blows through and it will be very windy in chicago. high wind warning up to 60 miles an hour and the southern portion of the lake, they're expecting waves to be up to 20 feet. >> all right, bill, thanks so much. >>> coming up, willy wonka's little helpers celebrate a milestone. and could lindsay lohan be headed back to jail? ♪ ♪ ♪ when the things that you need ♪ ♪ come at just the right speed, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ medicine that can't wait legal briefs there by eight, ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ ♪ freight for you, box for me box that keeps you healthy, ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ ♪ saving time, cutting stress, when you use ups ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] mini™ meets berries. kellogg's® frosted mini-wheats cereal with a touch of fruit in the middle. helloooooo fruit in the middle. [ female announcer ] starbucks via® is planted the same... ♪

ranges of gets into a motorboat to head for cape cod. markoff an old friend of his is in charge of the lighthouse. so gay lives there with his wife the cape covers an area of just over one square kilometer. you want to own. people. not to follow their fellow i haven't seen you in ages how are you. this is a rare sight here the nearest settlement is sixty kilometers from cape. yeah i made some pa is fresh from the oven i make some tea if you wait a minute thank you my idea and the dish to mislead takes care of the household chores so ok is responsible for maintaining the lighthouse he has to be a jack of all trades there is nobody to help if something goes wrong these instances know we're proud to live here even if it means living so far away. we are like border guards. it's like living at the end of the world that's true there are rocks on one side and see on the other there are no people around here you see nobody but beasts and even they are very tame. before dusk surrogate goes to the lighthouse there are more than two hundred time one

the track of the storm will move it up toward cape cod. it will be throwing moisture back into the cold air. initially, the moisture coming off of the storm will be dragging no. they're off of the atlantic ocean. everything is still more. it starts brain. once the storm pulls far enough north, will start pulling in cold air. that is where in some areas we could see as change over to snow. once it zips through here, we will be in great shape. there is not much out there to happen. the rest of the weekend will look fine. cloudy rain developing tonight. nebraska once 10 degrees to 20 miles per hour. 37 degrees to 43 degrees. over 99 around the baltimore area, it will be all ring carried mounds that pickups and snow to the west. rain and snow mixed tomorrow. for some areas, it changes to all snow to the north and west. two to 4 inches of new the pennsylvania and west, 35 degrees to 41 degrees for the high temperatures tomorrow. advisories' for snow in cecil county, a watch in effect for hartford, nor the baltimore county, montgomery county. th

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right now, it's almost cleared cape cod. it's heading up to maine. today we'll probably see less travel delays across the northeast as the system continues to move on out. we may get a taste of winter weather toward the end of our seven-day forecast. we'll have a look at that coming up if a moment. this morning, 40s and 50s outside. it's chilly outside. as we get those low clouds and a sea breeze picking up this afternoon, the coast will be running a little cooler. for now, not much of a sea breeze. winds slightly offshore at 8 miles per hour. for the morning, we have the low close reproaching for parts of the coastline. today, easily the warmest day we're going to see for the week ahead. by halloween, we'll see a few extra low clouds but cooler and dry. tuesday, very windy and dry. after that, things get really interesting come thursday and friday. right now, no major weather systems near the bay area. you can see we have one system here that will drop down on the east side of sierra tomorrow. that will cool us off. bigger changes in the gulf of ala

somewhere up there in cape cod area. spinning around the boston area. it was causing rain up there to continue now, maine, new hampshire, into western massachusetts. that's pretty much the cutoff. for us, now we're getting in that dryer air. here comes the sunshine. beautiful weather on tap really well into early next week, hopefully. looks like it, at least. big area of high pressure. in fact, to the west of us. you may find this hard to believe. southerly winds, up in the dakotas today, temperatures were near 90 degrees. record-breaking. now, it's not going to get that warm here. but we may get to 80 on sunday. high pressure. there it is. it's going to dominate our weather picture. a weak front coming through thursday means a little cooler air as the winds go back to the northeast. but all in all, nice. take a look. felipe is a tropical storm. it's going to make a big right turn. maybe become a minimal hurricane. and die in the atlantic. another thing to keep in mind. this area of precipitation. front stalled out in the atlantic. something might be ki

the wind will be another issue, along coastal area and 50 to 60 miles per hour, and long island, cape codaining right now. and the cooler air has not made its way that far east. and still snowing heavily across portions of eastern pennsylvania. through norgss of new york city and connecticut by the way, we already have reports up to 10 inches of snow there and in new jersey, 12.5 inches of no reported in west milford and a powerful system, as far as timing on the storm, through sunday, i think until be out of new york city and also, 9 a.m. sunday when the worst will be over for the city of boston and heavily across the state of maine and long gone for trick-or-treers and a prty nice day out there and nighttime hours, it will be chilly, but dry, winter storm warnings stretching from maine to eastern pennsylvania and it's wet, heavy, nature. it's starting to bring down the trees and leaves on there and allowing the snow to accumulate on them and bringing them down as well as the power lines, very dangerous stuff out there. and this is coming from the urgent news room. not just in our weathe

if you're up in cape cod or coastal maine or new hampshire.ocated down over tennessee. just light rain there, but it's heading for the northeast and the mid atlantic. temperatures right now in the 30s and 40s. so the cold air is in place just waiting for the storm to arrive. it's unbelievable. this has never happened before. we've never had an i-95 snowstorm in october. we are in uncharted territory here and who knows? maybe it will be a cold rain and weather, people will be wrong, but right now computers are telling us snowstorm. up around haguers town and maryland and right through central pennsylvania. our computers say as far as snowfall totals about, obviously the higher elevations will get the most snow. those areas could get 6 to 12 inches. mostly rain and then changing over to heavy, wet snow. it will not accumulate a lot. probably a slushy inch or two, if you're to the north and west of d.c. and philly all up i-95, they're looking at one to three inches and power outages are the big thing. if you have leaves on the trees and you get a

now checking on turkeys in cape cod. >> is it intimidating? >> it is to me.his is the first time i saw it. i didn't want to get out of the truck. >> just a single local news report of a rogue turkey is a gift from the news gods. but the possibility this is a

now checking on turkeys in cape cod. >> is it intimidating? >> it is to me. the first time i saw it.

now checking on turkeys in cape cod. >> is

now checking on turkeys in cape cod. >> is it intimidating? >> it is to me.st time i saw it. i didn't want to get out of the truck.

and they extend pretty far from the west to east all the way from wisconsin across to areas of the cape cod and islands. martha's vineyard also impacted. you see the winds drift further south to the mountains of virginia and into west virginia as well. elsewhere across the country, we're also tracking some stormy weather in the northwest. it will be cool across areas into the northwest. temperatures for highs today only in the 50s. and this front that brought all the severe weather to virginia is pushing south and east. in advance of the front, we'll have warm winds coming up from the south. it will still feel nice and mild in the southeast, but that's all going to change this week because now we'll see a transition into the latter part of october. we start to get cooler air. it's starting to come up here from the west. and that will drop further to the south and east. i think we'll all be feeling much more like fall in the second half of october. 79 in memphis, and new york city's high of 64. remember, that wind will make it feel cooler, so batten down the hatches and get ready for a windy

for those of you waking up and spaekt big snowstorm already, it's just heading up the coast of cape cod later on this evening. it's in between now and then that the storm will crank up with the winds and eventually rainy heacific northwest. that's your october saturday forecast. back to you, amy. >>> bill, thank you. now to the newest world record and this one is a biggie. it's the global population and it's about to reach 7 billion. nbc's ann thompson has more. >> reporter: the sound of joy from the earth's 7 billionth person will also be a sound of alarm. the child enters a world where 900 million people have no access to clean water. nearly 1 billion go to bed hungry and 2.6 billion have no add kwapt adequate sanitation. but it's said we can thrive in an increasingly crowded world. >> this planet can support 7 billion people. but the trick is, how do we deal with common resources that we all share. >> reporter: the most pressing issue is water. people say water is the next oil. it isn't oil. it's irreplaceable. >> we are using water faster when it becomes available. >> reporter: 18 c

for those of you waking up and spaekt big snowstorm already, it's just heading up the coast of cape cod later on this evening. it's in between now and then that the storm will crank up with the winds and >>> a good saturday morning i'm meet rols chuck bell. cruddy, cold and wet here in washington. temperatures are mostly many the 30s. 39 degrees at national airport. 34 in leesburg. there are snowflakes sticking to the ground now as close by as northern montgomery county. western loudon county out to the panhandle of west virginia. mostly rain in and around town. we will that's your october saturday forecast. back to you, amy. >>> bill, thank you. now to the newest world record and this one is a biggie. it's the global population and it's about to reach 7 billion. nbc's ann thompson has more. >> reporter: the sound of joy from the earth's 7 billionth person will also be a sound of alarm. the child enters a world where 900 million people have no access to clean water. nearly 1 billion go to bed hungry and 2.6 billion have no add kwapt adequate sanitation. but it's said we can thrive in an

for those of you waking up and spaekt big snowstorm already, it's just heading up the coast of cape cod later on this evening. it's in between now and then that the storm will crank up with the winds and eventually rain changing to you. we're off to au. chilly start. upon you can see low 40s and upper 30s before sunrise across the north bay. 40s and 50s elsewhere. not much wind and i don't think we'll see that in the afternoon, just a gorgeous day around the bay area. the east coast has to worry about snow. we're only worried about 70s for the high today. nice today and tomorrow. halloween looks fine and we'll see breezy conditions again as we head toward the middle part of the week. that's your october saturday forecast. back to you, amy. >>> bill, thank you. now to the newest world record and this one is a biggie. it's the global population and it's about to reach 7 billion. nbc's ann thompson has more. >> reporter: the sound of joy from the earth's 7 billionth person will also be a sound of alarm. the child enters a world where 900 million people have no access to clean water. nearly

he goes up to, i believe, cape cod. there he takes a sudden turn for the worse. he passes away. he had a fear to not be like justice cardoso had been helpless toward the end of his life. his wish was granted. he passed away with all the dignity which he had lived. >> we have about four minutes left. we have a clip of him swearing in franklin delano roosevelt. >> do you solemnly swear to faithfully execute the office of president of the united states to the best of your ability to serve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states so help you god? >> i franklin delano roosevelt do solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. i will to the best of my ability preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states and so help me god. >> charles evan hughes swearing in franklin delano roosevelt. his legacy, especially during the court packing era, is something we have discussed. i want to go back and talk about the 1916 election. if he had one that and woodrow wilson had not won a second term, how would the wor

that is joining us from cape cod. good morning.aller: i thought that karzai's comments were interesting. we saw him joking with secretary of state clinton about the remarks made by herman cain. it seems to me that this is a slap in the face. one further comment, for people who are thinking about abandoning afghanistan, we know what the taliban did to women and girl children there for years and your -- years and years. even sebastian under has made the comment that we would be leaving those girls and women in an abandoned state. host: thank you for the call. daniel serwer will be joining us in a few minutes. exit strategy, as the u.s. runs down the strategy in iraq -- host: bob is joining us from baltimore. caller: i agree with the people who said that karzai and his comments have to be viewed in context. they were especially upset with the inroads that india made, diplomatic in afghanistan. as far as getting out of these places, we are in them so that extremist militants that want to attack america do not have a safe haven. thank y

host: cape cod, mass., independent line, good morning. caller: thank you for taking the call. i have one question i have been working on for two years, emailing everybody about it. host: two years? caller: yes, it is about this one particular question and it cuts across all party lines and all the rhetoric of tax rates and everything. it is very simple. i would like for somebody to explain the time line of how and when they are going to employ 15-25 million people in the private sector when there are no businesses, no product shortage, and all the people have no money to buy a thing and it is getting worse? it is the timeline to do all this that nobody is talking about. guest: that's a good point. the economy has been in despair for. quite some for the unemployment rate had been high for quite some time. we have high long-term unemployment so that is concerning to me. many people have talked about the policies to get the economy back on track. you are narrowing in on what is difficult in the solutions is that there is no quick fix. in 2009, we saw an expectation that we could

host: cape cod, massachusetts. rick is on the republican line. caller: good morning.estion for your guest is why does the democratic party seem to be so timid on border security when there is a lot of evidence that shows on a daily basis, anything can cross the border at will. begin walking down the border so we know who is coming into the country and who is not? guest: thank you. border security is not a democratic or republican issue it is something that all of us, as americans, should look at carefully. since you brought up politics, let me respond the same way. the democrat majority put $600 million on border security last year, which is the largest infusion of cash for border security. we hired more border agents, ice agents, fbi agents. we are able to get new uav's, and the predators. was the democrats that did more than any other majority. there was a vote today involving homeland security. republican members of the committee all voted no to add 1000 new border patrol to the border. i voted yes. i live on the border. i believe you are in massachusetts. i apprec

host: cape cod, massachusetts, head on the republican line. good morning. caller: yes, good morning. for all the republican haters out there, let me give you some current events some somehow are not really being broadcast by the government. mr. obama is sending over a half a billion dollars to finland to build an electric car. along with that half a billion dollars, finland is going to get 500 jobs out of this. these are taxpayer dollars. but if you're sitting in front of a computer, google finland, electric car. to make it worse, this car is going to cost $97,000. is this part of obama's job bill to improve the economy of finland? thank you. host: here is the "new york times" headline, jobs plan stalled, obama to try new economic drive. he's headed out west today to nevada, california, colorado. today he is supposed to be talking about a home lending program being revamped, and he'll talk about other things during the week. "we can't wait" is the phrase you're going hear a lot from the president. florida, marge, independent. what do you say? caller: hi. in

he goes up to, i believe, cape cod. there he takes a sudden turn for the worse. he passes away. he had a fear to not be like justice cardoso had been helpless toward the end of his life. his wish was granted. he passed away with all the dignity which he had lived. >> we have about four minutes left. we have a clip of him swearing in franklin delano roosevelt. >> do you solemnly swear to faithfully execute the office of president of the united states to the best of your ability to preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states so help you god? >> i franklin delano roosevelt do solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. i will to the best of my ability preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states and so help me god. >> charles evan hughes swearing in franklin delano roosevelt. his legacy, especially during the court packing era, is something we have discussed. i want to go back and talk about the 1916 election. if he had one that and woodrow wilson had not won a second term, how would the

he goes up to, i believe, cape cod. there he takes a sudden turn for the worse. he passes away.had a fear to not be like justice cardoso had been helpless toward the end of his life. his wish was granted. his time of infirmity was days if not hours. he passed away with all the dignity which he had lived. >> we have about four minutes left. we have a clip of him swearing in franklin delano roosevelt. even though they have an epic battle. we have a clip of him. >> do you solemnly swear to faithfully execute the office of president of the united states to the best of your ability to preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states so help you god? >> i franklin delano roosevelt do solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. i will to the best of my ability preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states and so help me god. >> charles evan hughes swearing in franklin delano roosevelt. his legacy, especially during the court packing era, is something we have discussed. i want to go back and talk ab

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