>> i would say you represent south dakota. we are elected by the people of south dakota. to that we are guided by the constitution. we need to make sure that when we are looking at our federal government, in one of the fact that the chairman never joint chiefs of staff to s came out recently with a statement that said, our greatest national security threat to our country is our debts. we need to balance that. we looked at our federal government, we need to make sure that our spending is as small as possible. then you fight for south dakota's fair share. they want to know if they have a real advocate in washington. you only have one representative in the house. it is a balance. you need to know and recommend and keep in touch with the people back home. people in south dakota recognize that i grew up here and i live here and i've been running businesses here. my kids go to school year. none of that would change if they were to choose to elect me to be their representative. that is extremely important because that is how you stay in touch with your state. that is how you kno

>> i would say you represent south dakota. we are elected by t people of south dakota.o that we are guided by the constitution. we need to make sure that when we are looking at our federal government, in one of the fact that the chairman ver joint chiefs of staff to s came out recently with a statement that said, our greatest national security threat to our country is our debts. we need to balance that. we looked at our federal government we need to make sure that our spending is as small as possible. then you fight for south dakota's fair share. they want to know if they have a real advocate in washington. you only have one representative in the house. it is a balance. you need to know and recommend and keep in touch with the people back home. people in south dakota recognize that i grew up here and i live here and i've been running businesses here. my kids go to school year. none of that would change if they were to choose to elect me to be their representative. that is extremely important because that is how you stay in touch with your state. that is how you know wha

>> i would say you represent south dakota. we are elected by the people of south dakota.o that we are guided by the constitution. we need to make sure that when we are looking at our federal government, in one of the fact that the chairman never joint chiefs of staff to s came out recently with a statement that said, our greatest national security threat to our country is our debts. we need to balance that. we looked at our federal government, we need to make sure that our spending is as small as possible. then you fight for south dakota's fair share. they want to know if they have a real advocate in washington. you only have one representative in the house. it is a balance. you need to know and recommend and keep in touch with the people back home. people in south dakota recognize that i grew up here and i live here and i've been running businesses here. my kids go to school year. none of that would change if they were to choose to elect me to be their representative. that is extremely important because that is how you stay in touch with your state. that is how you know

they are very important for people in south dakota.o make sure that they stay around and are viable for people who depend on them. >> pentagon spending. do you see any cuts there. >> i think certainly looking at the leader ship as well they have agreed upon that. we need to sit down and do that. >> you wouldn't say that you would vote for john boehner as speaker of the house. >> i certainly support him for that position. >> and another congress woman who is seen as a tea party backed candidate, someone who has been in congress, she is going try to run. will you support her? >> well, we do have a couple of candidates for this position. i haven't had the opportunity to meet ether one of them. >> with us now cnn senior congressional correspondent, not the most hardy endorsement. >> not at all. not at all. it's so funny. a lot of the incoming freshman are definitely trying to be cautious. i loved your question about are we going get -- we need to have adult conversations on every big issue. what is really interesting about her in talking t

it's definitely cool in montana and up in the dakotas. tre's nothing too bad for your morning travels today. that's a looat your forecast. now here is a look at the weather outside your window. chances of snowflakes in salt lake city today. you had a little snow yesterday, especially yesterday morning. raleigh, 65. nice weaer into pittsburgh. cincinnati, ohio, one of the best spots in the country today at 71. lynn, there's a big rain event oving into the middle of the country. we'll talk about that, coming pup. >>> also coming up, christmas at google and the dollar guy rates. your early morning business headlines are raight ahead. plus, a golden honor for america's golden girl. >>> the pacers are nearly perfect, a golden moment for each ee row and the jazz turned down the at. you're watching "early today." >> good morning, and welce back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. the choler aye epidemic in haiti is spreading, officially make its way to the earthquake battled capital, port-au-prince

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a powerful winter storm is moving into the dakotas. it caused travel chaos in parts of the west. cynthia bowers reports. >> reporter: for many americans, weather was the real road block, not the feared airport security slowdowns. >> we've been here for hours on end trying to get on to several different flights. we missed three of them on standby. >> reporter: at the salt lake city airport, travelers were forced to wait out a blizzard. there were also whiteout conditions cross the mountain west, great plains and upper midwest. it is also brutally cold. a record-breaking 14 degrees in seattle, a frigid 10 in truckee, california, 8 below in minot, north dakota, and minus 18 in jordan, montana. three winter blizzards shut down parts of interstate 80 in wyoming, i-84 in idaho and i-15 in northern utah. 50-mile-an-hour winds blasted northern colorado. in iowa, icy roads were blamed for at least one traffic death and dozens of crashes near des moines. on the east coast, wind gusts topping 40 miles an hour slowed air traffic at busy airports, such as newark and laguardia, but most everyw

which is solid from the dakota to the arctic.s the track on where the arctic express is running and the cool air is filtering into the area. while we were hit by those showers today, the skies are clearing out to the west of us 37 and the biggest rains are long gone. they fell on the southern midwest today. there are frost and freeze advisories from texas into the west. this is the area where there are all kinds of lows. went into the 40s this morning breaking a record in los angeles. there are warnings for lake effect snow downstream of lake michigan. but you see how the isobars stay packed here. so the winds will be blowing around this pressure here. that's why they're blowing tonight and will blow tomorrow and tomorrow night. while they'll below again tomorrow, that will start pumping warmer air back into chicago. here's our forecast. tonight partly cloudy, blustery, much colder. expect to really bundle up by morning with temperatures down to 13 inland and upper teens in the city. west winds at 13-28 and gusty. tomorrow chilli

and moving into north dakota.ht, powdery snow, easy to pick it up. we'll see blowing snow conditions through north dakota, i-80 into wyoming, i-70 in western colorado. all of with poor visibility, road closures possible. at the airports, including bismarck, we could see major flight delays. we're not looking for a lot of accumulation. maybe a couple of inches across north dakota. some more into the higher peaks of colorado. it's the winds that will have the biggest impact. south it's warmer but we are expecting rain from st. louis into chicago. that's where you could be expecting delays at the airports. for the northeast, gusty winds may cause delays in new york and even boston but it's dry for now. >>> as for the rest of your wednesday weather, severe storms and isolated tornados south of st. louis into tulsa, oklahoma city just north of dallas. chilly along the pacific coast. summer-like from texas to florida. >> 82, that sounds nice, with scattered showers in miami. upper 70s in new orleans and dallas. good new

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in south dakota, the hand corn picking contest is one example.o to the off beat but very serious competition. >> one ear at a time is how it's done in this old manual approach approach. >> you will either be picking for ten, twenty, or thirty minutes. a gleaner and a judge will follow you. the gleaner's job is to pick up everything you've left. of the time area, you're asked to come to the area and that's taken against you and then it's determined by the weight. that determine what is placing you will have. >> one thing about hand corn picking compared to other sports, it doesn't require much special equipment. >> i'm putting on my husking hook. this is what i wear on my hand to initially loosen the husks on the ear of corn which i am going to snap off and toss into the wagon. >> few have as much experience. >> i was a farm kid. my dad took my dad and brother out in the field when we were five, six, seven years old. that's when we learned to husk corn. that's the only way it was done in those days. it was something you had to learn do. corn huski

in north dakota, john hoeven won the seat that byron dorgan holds.>> we can fix the united states congress. that's what elections are for. ♪ >> couric: welcome back, everyone. you cannot talk about this election cycle without mentioning a movement that began in the summer of last year and soon caught fire. we're talking about the tea party movement. our cbs news exit poll today found 41% of voters are tea party supporters -- in fact, there are three tea party victors in the senate alone. we have rand paul who has won in the state of kentucky. marco rubio who has won the senate seat in the state of florida. and utah's next senator as we mentioned is mike lee, one of the first tea party candidates to take on an establishment republican. byron pitts is at a tea party in the nation's capital. byron, they must be feeling pretty good there tonight. >> reporter: katie, you're right, the mood here is festive. this is one of a number of tea party events tonight. when it was announced earlier tonight that the republicans had regained control of the house this

. -- fargo's in north dakota folks in north dakota are celebrating with a heavy dose of winter weather. a white blanket covered the region. fargo had more than 6 inches of snow today and more is expected tonight. >> it is about 10 degrees in fargo. >> our best wishes go out to them. >> outside it has been another mild day. our temperature is -- it is a hazy moon. we will see a little bit of fog. our temperature outside is still a rather balmy 56 degrees. it is our ninth month of growth -- month in a row with degrees above average. some of these leftover showers will be down to the south. there will be some more snow up around fargo, but on wednesday will only be 24 degrees. temperatures at 56 here. low-cal cold it is across the northern plains. fargo at nine degrees making it feel like it is 8 below zero. how about our upcoming weekend? a couple weeks ago i thought it would be an average winter. we had nine months above average. i think we are due for a little bit of balance. certainly no sign of any snowmaggedons. my colleague doug hill had snowfall a little bit below average. the big

snow has made it into north dakota south dakota, minnesota and into the great lakes. when you seen the green turning to pink that's snow. that may give you travel delays. here's san jose's 50. 48 san francisco which tied a record low. sanrafael, 48. oakland airport which also tied a record low this morning of 34. now, 49. concord/livermore. 48. palo alto 49. it is 9 in tahoe. they were 9 below this morning for a record low and truckee was 9 below. it's only 22 in reno. 48 ukiah. they were down to 28. 46 sacramento. amazingly cool temperatures. mid-50s down to san francisco and parts of l l.a. just in the last hour. we will have this pattern send in a -- sending in a lot of cold air. our next rain will be here. it stays cool and there's nothing wrong with staying cool. sunny and breezy. that freeze washing again tonight. bundle up. 50s on the highs. i don't think they will be much warmer. thanksgiving will be crystal clear but darned cold in the morning. sunny and nice. a little warmer friday. we'll have rain saturday afternoon and evening. it will be gone by sunday. >

snow and ice across the dakotas and i-70 and i-80. in the >>> if you're flying, expect airport delays in seattle, minneapolis, kansas city, houston, new orleans and atlanta. >>> president obama is now sporting a busted lip after he was elbowed during a recent basketball game. >> mr. obama may be in for another rough day when he meets with the new republican leadership tomorrow at the white house. john hendren has a preview from washington. >> reporter: president obama with his face visibly battered might have more sharp elbows coming. tuesday's white house summit has all the makings of a post-election shellacking. in one corner, john boehner and the next speaker of the house. once famously combative. >> hell no, you can't! >> reporter: both sides sizing each other up. president obama now weakened wants cooperation. an alliance of opposites. >> i hope we can work together, democrats and republicans and independents alike. >> reporter: but will republicans now sharing control also opt to go from confrontation to cooperation? >> it's a l

and a chance of som freezing rain and snow in areas of minnesota, wisconsin and the dakotas. so once again the only trel trouble spots the northern plains. if you're watching us on wmgm-tv, nbc 40 atlantic city, new jersey, no need to worry about holiday leftovers. take your thanksgiving leftovers cooking class in nearby cape may at the cape may county library. that's your "early today" event of the day. >> and then e-mail us all of your tips. because we need help. >> all you need is cranberry sauce. dump it on top of anything. it's good. >> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in tertainment. when it comes to casting a spell over the box office, i looks like the boy wizard still has a few tricks up his sleeve "harry potter and the deathly hallows, part 1" set a franchise record taking in $125 million over the weekend. that's the sixth best opening of all time. with over $61 million friday, the movie had the fifth biggest opening day ever. and, at $12.4 million, it had the best-ever opening weekend in imax theaters. it did pretty well. the film also added $205

president from south dakota, though four of the most famous have their own section of it called mount rushmore. the man who could be the first from the state is the subject of tonight's 12 in 2012 segment. senator john thune is a hunter who may soon pursue a different animal. >> how are you doing? >> bret: to see senator thune work a room -- >> well, knock on wood. he're hopeful. >> bret: us impressive. >> thank you. you're kind. >> bret: but if the room is a south dakota diner on opening day of hunting season, a whole different thing. before the hunt, and in between cups of coffee, the owner talks health insurance. him on the front lines in the senate have been battling the obama agenda from the start to prevent stories like this. >> decision made at washington they think they're made in a vacuum. hard-working people trying to make ends meet. that's reality for a lot of americans. >> bret: for shthune getting out of washington is open prairies. his escape is hunting. >> it's as good as it gets. >> all right. spread out. >> let's do this. >> everywhere. >> 3-year-old. >> bret: 3-year-

western dakota tech was the site of a south dakota recovery day celebration. two speakers stood up to share their stories about the impact of their addictions on their college careers, and how they went on to find recovery. residents of the columbus area of ohio celebrated an afternoon of music and recovery with their rally for recovery celebration and jam. various musicians both regionally and nationally known were given the opportunity to entertain the crowd with different styles of music. several keynote speakers also took the stage to speak, and awards for excellence in service were presented to those who have committed themselves to making a difference in the field of addiction recovery. friends of recovery capital district hosted their first annual recovery run/walk and family day celebration. the theme for the event was "let your life speak," the goal of which was to celebrate sobriety and promote recovery in an effort to reduce the stigma of addiction. in addition to the run and walk, there were games, prizes, and food, as well as informative health an

we have some snow from colorado into wyoming, montana and the dakotas and it will change to rain aroundhere's our forecast. for tonight across the area. mostly cloudy, moderately cold, low temperature around 40 with a wind off the lake that will eventually turn more southeast before sunrise, 10-15-miles per hour. there may be some areas of fog as the approaching warm front crosses the area. sunday, continued cloudy, possible shower, high temperature, 58-63. tomorrow night, cloudy skies and passing showers, a mild evening, fairly strong southerly win expected and then for monday, more passing showers, but take a look at those temperatures, 59-65. south winds expected 15-25- miles per hour. it looks like we are in for a couple of warm days, if if not necessarily dry days around chicago and for the next seven days, we have some prices, including quite a down turn in temperatures going into thanksgiving and maybe a snow flake or two, we'll talk about that in 10 minutes in the seven day. i want a 70-degree day. >> then go to florida. >> oh, yeah, florida, right. >> thank you, jim. >> a surpr

. >> imagine if you driving somewhere like north dakota. the snow has been pounding the upper midwest. hard to see roadways. and it appears it will stay that way. the white blanket covered eastern north dakota and western minnesota yesterday morning. forecasters say at least 8 inches of snow is expected. the wind is causing blizzard conditions there. we have had great weather here. there's no doubt about it. but after the back to back blizzards that we saw before, the state wants to come up with a plan just in case. we. the state highway administration says the time to get prepared is right now. that's why they had a meeting in hanover. state officials say they will expand the sugar beat molasses program they tried last year them the mix molasassa with salt bryan that makes it stick to the road wetter -- better. >> the trucks are heavy and the heavier it is, you know, the farther your you will slide. it's a weight thing. >> if you want to learn more about the how they are prepping for winter, log onto roads.maryland.gov or click on the char

companies, trying to create south dakota jobs.hose are things that i worked on inside and outside of government. >> bret: in the republican field there will be several governors. they make a point of saying this is what i've done this is how i've governed this is how i do things in this state. as a senator, you can't really say that >> i've been in the trenches fighting and trying to stop this obama agenda whether the stimulus or the health care takeover or the massive increase in spending. the cap and trade bill. the real fights have been in the united states senate. >> bret: a governor across the border disagrees. minnesota's governor tim pawlenty has a compelling story to tell. when he took over in 2003 his state was facing a four billion dollar budget shortfall. the legislature wanted to raise the state's gas, alcohol and income taxes. pawlenty refused. >> i wish i could tell you it was all reaching across the aisle with great bipartisan charm and getting along. there was some of that. a lot of it was a hard slog. we had shutd

companies, trying to create south dakota jobs.e things that i worked on inside and outside of government. >> bret: in the republican field there will be several governors. they make a point of saying this is what i've done this is how i've governed this is how i do things in this state. as a senator, you can't really say that >> i've been in the trenches fighting and trying to stop this obama agenda whether the stimulus or the health care takeover or the massive increase in spending. the cap and trade bill. the real fights have been in the united states senate. >> bret: a governor across the border disagrees. minnesota's governor tim pawlenty has a compelling story to tell. when he took over in 2003 his state was facing a four billion dollar budget shortfall. the legislature wanted to raise the state's gas, alcohol and income taxes. pawlenty refused. >> i wish i could tell you it was all reaching across the aisle with great bipartisan charm and getting along. there was some of that. a lot of it was a hard slog. we had shutdowns, s

on the border of montana and north dakota. overall, though, the middle of the nation looks tranquil. the southeast high pressure, getting warmer day after day. it's just new england dealing with the northerly wind and the ocean system that's bringing more showers in. now it's moving through boston, trying to head here to providence. it looks like it's going to hold together for you. if you're heading outdoors in providence or down on the cape over the next hour and a half, bring the umbrella with you. portland, maine, also with a little shower activity, too. not a lot of heavy rain, just showers. the winds are gusty again. 26 mile-per-hour winds at logan, hartford, 25. don't expect a lot of sunshine in new england today. the middle of the country, look at this sliver here. this is the little nose of warmer air all the way through kansas city, into minneapolis. that's going to give you a really nice day today. temperatures in the 60s from minneapolis to chicago, st. louis to kansas city, enjoy your dry weather today. a rain sys

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and i-94, in north dakota. bismarck, expecting major delays at the airport. the snow will be heading into minnesota, minneapolis/st. paul, in the afternoon. that's where they could pick up delays. down toward the south, it's a little warmer. but we're expecting some chilly rain, through missouri, into illinois. the heaviest in the southern tier of illinois. but even chicago o'hare and midway, could pick up delays throughout the day. gusty winds may cause problems in new york city. even into boston. much of the northeast looking for a dry day. that will change thanksgiving. rain arrives in new york by thanksgiving afternoon. now, back to you, rob and vinita. >> all right, ava dinges. thank you, ava. >>> later in this half hour, we'll have a life update on the travel headaches expected today. >>> we also learned overnight that all 29 workers missing in a new zealand coal mine are dead. police say no one could have survived the second explosion inside the coal mine today. explosive and poisonous gases had prevented rescuers from entering the mine to search for t

northern minnesota and north dakota to get in on those.pointed out how we warm up right here and then you see the cold air collapse on us. we were up to tuesday on this ten day forecast and there comes wednesday. that's when a low tracks through the southern mid west so the interesting to see if it spins moisture in the cold air because if it does we get rain, sleet or snow. wednesday night and snow showers or flurries on thanksgiving day and we stay cold there as you can see in the early next week. going to get chilly. and look what happens to the jet stream that goes westerly and warms us up this weekend and southwest early next week pops us into the low 60s. and after that the flow turns in from the north. so here is our seven-day forecast. and we go from 51 today back down to 44 tomorrow thanks to the onset of northeast winds. but back up to 59. windy and noticeably warmer in the afternoon on sunday. low 60s or 60 monday with thunderstorms and then colder tuesday and partly sunny and maybe a cocktail wednesday and thursday of the winte

she runs a ranch in south dakota. she's a small business owner. she's married to a very wealthy person and worked her way up and she'll be able to represent republicans in a very compelling way. >> quite a contrast. >> paul ryan on the budget committee and some other familiar faces. now, let's go to the senate now where we find out about incoming freshmen. they may get some plum assignments. for example, we have some. rand paul wants to make it clear he wants to be part of the budget committee. that makes a lot of sense. john boesmann, agriculture committee, there are five openings at least because there's some seniority there. and jason chavitz is somebody people are looking at. he's coming up at quarter after this hour. next. >> meanwhile, fox news alert. president obama landing in indonesia where he's meeting with that country's president. that visit will likely be be cut short as a nearby volcano continues to spew ash and threaten. good afternoon, what day is it out there already? >> don't ask me, steve. i lost track of that sometime ago. seve

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. >> he went out to kansas and south dakota and north dakota and went down to florida and offered thevatizing social security went down to the tennessee valley authority and said i think we ought to get rid of this government subsidy. >> my dad took me to a goldwater whistle stop in southern illinois. we had to get up at 5 in the morning to get over there and it was exciting. >>> i stood solidly behind all of the provisions of this bill except johnson's medicare team. >> this guy is actually saying everything he believed. it was exhilarating. >> the most explosive issue race relations. in the middle of the primary season goldwater voted against the civil rights act of 1964 one of only 6 republican senators to do so. >> i do think that the oechl real progress we are going to make to get something done about this situation not just in the south but in the north and wherever segregation or discrimination exists. >> when he voted against it our party the party of lincoln became associated as a party that didn't support civil right or human equality of opportunity. >> i saw goldwater's vot

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quid was well below zero in parts of montana and parts of north dakota with heavy snowfall. that's november of. you get these conditions. we are entitled -- are mild. 48 in culpeper, 52 in hagerstown, 55 in annapolis. clear skies this monaco. rain showers off to the west. part of the cold front pushing our way. we will start the day with a lot of sunshine. increasing clouds late this morning into the midday. in the shenandoah valley there will be brain. clearing back allen again close to sunset. high temperatures well into the 60's. high temperatures pushing 70. most dishonor and coolant -- mostly sunny and cooler tomorrow behind the front. >>> 95 in maryland, 95 between virginia and springfield, notaries -- no worries. southbound 15 in frederick, md. before liberty road, there is a deer blocking the road. on 95, red is headed south. quiet from fredericksburg to the 14th street bridge. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 4:42, 53 degrees. >> it is super tuesday for sarah palin. a busy day for the former vice presidential candidate. >>> good morning. a developing story from the ko

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i think that's one of the reasons i got a lot of tea party support in south dakota. the freshman class to choose two representatives to sit at the leadership table to be there for the important discussions that are going to happen on policy and the agenda for the next two years. it meant a lot that my class would choose me to be their voice. i think they did that because they believe i will be effective. i will be a strong voice. we've got a large class, historic in size. we are going to need good representation. >> sean: we are heading into the lame duck ssion. the biggest issue seems to the extension of the bush tax cuts. there are all these reports left leaning politico reporting that democrats and their caucus sessions there's a lot of finger-pointing a lot of anger expressed towards barack obama. barack obama feel as louvre and is still blaming the -- feeling aloof and is still blaming communication failure not the policies themselves. >> i think the republicans need to hold firm to do what is right by the american people. i've taken the position throughout my c

there is a lot of talk, she want it is, from south dakota out west.like to be, even just got elected, to be a member of your party's leadership. i want to know if you think someone of the tea party crowd should be a member of the leadership. let's listen. >> here on the ranch in south dakota, we don't take a lot of polls or hold many caucuses. we do what needs to be done. that's what i'll do in washington. unlike my opponent, i'll vote to lower the national debt, vote against wasteful spending, repeal government-mandated health care and work every day to create jobs. oh, and one more thing. my first vote won't be to make nancy pelosi speaker. i'm christie nome and i approve this message. story, nancy. >> what do you think of christie nome, the new look of the republican party? >> this is an eclectic class. and i came in an eclectic class in 1994, but we need to remember, chris, 13 members of my class lost two years later. and just based on the sheer size, you can look for the same kind of thing. but i think some of these members may actually lose to r

. >> georgetown tower dakota 28889. delta's ready for departure. >> cleared for takeoff.ht. >> '89 delta southbound. >> stack flew southbound and climbed to an altitude of 4800 feet. then he had one final conversation with air traffic control. >> dakota 89 delta frequence change southbound. see you later. >> 89 delta thanks for your help. have a great day. >> my pilot on this day is jerry white. he was also flying february 18th just ahead of joe stack. do you remember that day? did it look similar? >> just like today. i flew over -- he was right behind me. yeah, i flew -- i was flying -- >> so you saw him takeoff? >> yeah, yeah. he was right -- >> nothing out of ordinary? >> nothing at all out of the ordinary. in fact, hey, have a nice day. just another guy up there. >> at 9:54 a.m., stack begins descending rapidly. he makes a turn to the west. three minutes later, 9:57, he slips off the radar. ♪ everything you need to stretch out on long trips. residence inn. ♪ everything you need to stay balanced on long trips. residence inn. if you're taking an antidepressant and still