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denver, colorado, you've had beautiful afternoons as of late today, nothing to complain about. more clouds than you'd like, but a high of 59. weekend forecast coming up, lynn. >> thanks, bill. >>> also coming up, gm rules washington street. economic data looks up and a prince of a bet in england. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, it's here. the latest harry potter flick gets ready to gobble up box office records. >>> king felix is crowned, the bears reach a milestone and one of the dirtiest soccer saves you'll ever see. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. the house ethics committee has voted to censure embattled new york congressman charles rangel after finding him guilty of financial misconduct. if the full house affirms the recommendation when the chamber returns after thanksgiving, rangel will get a former scolding from the speaker in front of his colleagues. >>> alaska republican senate candidate joe miller is asking a federal j

. >>> now let's go to denver, colorado, a two bedroom home priced at $264,900. >> in denver, housings are on the rise. this is a little bit of a wacky bungalow, it fits right in. it's just what people buy there, they love those warm colors. that's like an old-fashioned gate walk of some kind. but somehow it's nice anyway. you have to look at it and say it's original. you might not live with it yourself and rip it out, but it gives the house a lot of character. it's been totally updated. there's a very workable, usable kitchen, not very big at all. but it has a window that's nice and bright. they haven't touched the staircase since the day it was built and it's in perfect condition. outside there's a wood deck, a lawn and a hammock. even that wacky little star that's on the top. >> greenville, south carolina, two bedroom home, $299,900. >> it's right at the foothill of the appalachian mountains. this house, the picture was taken at night. >> this is the second time in a row we have seen that. >> maybe it's a new trend. >> you have started the trend. >> it looks so charming, you have t

. >> my name is allen lend i'm from denver, colorado, but a life long giants fan. to the alcs with the cubs and giants in '89, they develop, and then the earthquake hit. i'm ready to see a world champion. >> reporter: we'll here from more of these fans coming up. for now, mark, back to you. >> it is all about the sorage and black tonight, and we're not talking about halloween. the san francisco giants now one victory away from taking it. and you know what? they were just about as flawless as you you could get. ron washington and his mini me right there dressed up in a halloween costume, very festive night early, but then defense dictates the early innings. sanchez on his game, starts the double-play, and that is it. giants threatened against tommy hunter in the second. two on, two out, and the rangers pumped after josh hamilton makes a beautiful back hand k catch to keep this game scoreless, but the giants defense strikes again. sanchez snow coned jeff francoeur's liner to end the second, and still a tense, scoreless game. as you see it again, he gets up, and the b

. >> reporter: denver, colorado, international airport screeners. counterparts in rochester, new york. they look the same, but in rochester, the people checking you through security work for a private company. it's been in place for eight years. >> i think it's a win-win for an airport operator. >> reporter: out of 450 airports nationwide, 16 applied for and won tsa approval to privatize inspect inspectors. rochester, new york is one of them. stanford airport near orlando has been considering it. but with growing frustration, others may too. proponents say it could improve efficiency and customer service. in rochester where they handle 2.5 million passengers a year, they say it also makes it easier to get rid of problem employees. >> if we get complaints of screeners being rude or maybe screeners just not performing in a professional manner, right away we're able to reach out to that contractor and say listen, this is what we expect, and they respond immediately. >> reporter: tsa stands behind its screeners and remains neutral about privatization. b

first stop, denver, colorado. gorgonzola cheese being recalled for possible e.n. concerned with sell by dates of january 13th and 14th of 2011 distributed only to costco scores in colorado in one-pound wedges. >>> sanford, florida, a truck dealership offering free ak-47s if you buy a truck. the sales manager says customers receive $400 voucher to a local gun store. customers have to apply and qualify under state and federal laws. those who don't want a gun, you can get cash. out west in san francisco, mayor newsome vetoed a city ordinance that banned most mcdonald's happy meals with toys as a way to fight -- help fight childhood obesity. the ban likely, though, to become law anyway despite his veto. the board of supervisors passed the ordinance first time around with a veto proof majority. they have to go back and vote once again to overturn his veto but it look likes they have the votes to do it. officials expect legal challenges from mcdonald. mcdonald's declined to comment. this ordinance applies to any restaurant who includes toys in meals for children that

the chinooks are blowing, down sloping winds that warm up from wilings-- billings, montana to denver, coloradod then the cold air and that's the stuff that visits us next week. thanksgiving may feature low 30s around chicago the way is it looks right now and could be a storm that tracks across the mid west the middle of next week. we will have to watch that from the stand-point of traveling. 38 here. 34 in madison, wisconsin, with a wind chill there of 27. is that respectably cool air mass and autumn that hasn't had many of these. look at the temperature rebound. these winds blow out of the mountains and as i say from billings to cheyenne down to denver that air sinks and compresses and warms and then heads for chicago and that's why we will warm into the low 50s tomorrow and mid-30-mile- per-hour wind gust that will blow under partly sunny skies. northwest winds at the moment at 10. humidity of 62%. and here is the jet stream. when it goes westerly or zonal, that takes cold air up here and sheers it off before it gets down here so we will warm up for a couple of days and watch this mammoth lo

. >> reporter: for proof, stop into the brewry in denver, colorado, one of 1500 craft brewrys in theuns pilsner or cow town milk stout and marty jones who helps promote beer starts with a touch of history. >> our country was founded by men who plan our nation's future over beers in the taverns of the northeast. >> reporter: the founding fathers? >> the founding fathers. thomas jefferson was a brewer, ben franklin and george washington were brewers. >> reporter: beer has always had its place in america's fabric from the ballpark to the white house. to the television. >> how are you doing, norm? >> can you give me a beer. >> reporter: as for the words wine drinkers used to describe taste, try some beer terms on for size. >> it has just a really good almost oak flavor to it. >> we have flavors of carmel, malt, coffee, chocolate, to havey. you add hops and you get aromas of pine and juniper and citrus and grapefruit and orange. >> reporter: let's face it. the problem with beer is not about the pint but the perception. andy brown is the brew master. >> the rodney dangerfield of adult beve

>> my most fun call was a lady who called from denver, colorado.and it dawned on her it snowed and she had no idea where her turkey was? >> what did you recommend to her? >> the only thing i could say is maybe next time put a red flag out there. >> it sounds like you really can answer any and every question. there's no turkey question you cannot answer, correct? >> we don't think you can stump us. hopefully not. >> the most common one relates to thawing. for those asking ourselves that question, what's the proper thawing technique? >> you want to do it in a cold way either in your refrigerator or in cold water. your turkey right now should be in the refrigerator thawing out. if you don't have that much time, put it in cold water and you'll be just fine for the big day. >> how many questions would you say you get and how many people do you have there answering them? >> we actually have 52 ladies that all have a bachelor's degree in some kind of home ec field. we've been taking calls now for well over 30 years taking phone calls. back then it was you

to -- but i soon frpged out i could afford to rent a car one way from coeur d'alene, idaho to denver, coloradoeemed again like my luck was turning. $72.60 all the way to denver. do the happy dance. the forecast between idaho and colorado called for snow. unfortunately, i was a weatherman without a coat. see, i had one with i get into my friend devin's car in bellingham, washington but not when i got out in seattle. so, i needed help. luckily, it came in the form of a caring e-mail. anyway you could drop it off? i don't even know where i'm going next from the local four-square church, they brought me some warmth thank you so much, i can't tell you what this means to me. the kindness in coeur d'alene didn't stop there five dollar footlongs. >> amber grant was nice enough to buy me, a perfect stranger,ing dinner and her young daughter picked up exactly how i was feeling. >> i want to go home now. >> i want to go home, sweetie, i want to go home, too. >> so, what's the plan, dave? >> well, first of all, i left that stinking coat in the hotel in the lobby that i cleaned. i left the coat i got. i ha

. >> no, that's denver, colorado. they're doing that. and up to the twin cities. rain atlanta down to montgomery. you've lived in atlanta long enough to know when it just drizzles, traffic takes three hours to get home. so in this rain you might want to leave now so you can get home by tomorrow morning. literally. >> no doubt. >> it can be that bad across parts of the deep south. temperatures are amazing. 45 in nashville to 77 in jacksonville. it's a long drive but still there. the rain is right along the separation between the cold and the warm right here and that separation is right over atlanta, georgia. back to the northwest. snow. >> yes, sir. >> lots of snow. from cut bank up to the canadian rockies right on down into denver and they're already skiing at most of the major snow ski resorts in colorado and utah all the way up to jackson hole opening not early, but it seems early. >> they always hope for thanksgiving at least. >> they're well within thanksgiving. they should have plenty of snow. i don't see any warm-ups to melt all th

rockies you have snow developing and pushing through upwards of half an an inch in places like denver, coloradomountains more than that. that's a quick look at your national maps. >> all right. no way home begins friday, heading out of town tomorrow. today is the last day to vote. by noon eastern time, everyone. anchorage, alaska, seattle, washington, newport, oregon, san francisco or san diego. keep in mind you can vote with your mobile phone right now or through noon, the closest race now between anchorage, alaska and newport, oregon for anchorage, star, star 08, newport, star, star, 06 and there are the other numbers or log on and vote online at earlyshow.cbs news.com/nowayhome or log on to cbs news.com and navigate your way there. it is a very tight race between newport, oregon and anchorage, alaska. we will see where we wind up tomorrow morning, got to vote by noon. maggie, inside to you. >> very good. thank you, dave. it is the question burning up great britain these days will prince william marry his long-time girlfriend kate middleton next year. long-time royal watcher katie nicholl is

denver, colorado, the mountains, you are going to see some snow, several inches of it.oing to push up to the north, to the northern plain states but more towards the great lakes a we head into tomorrow bringing some rain. meanwhile, we go to the east coast right now. weather in the northeast, we're going to see some clear skies, mild temperatures today, and through the weekend, too, it's going to be great weather for getting outside and getting an early start on stringing up those lights. so, from portland to albany, boston right down the 95 corridor to new york and over the pennsylvania turnpike to pittsburgh, p.a., get a start. take the headache out of the >> announcer: this super-sized weather report is sponsored by the home depot. more saving, more doing. that's the power of the home depot. >> stick around, everyone. up next, namesakes we're going to saddle up with another dave price and you'll see what we have in common. you're watching "the early show" on krv bs! [ male announcer ] welcome to that one time of year when we all become doers. when our mittens double

kausa our affiliate out of denver, colorado. one more thing to tell you about. to blow we have lost most of the leaves in the northeast. here's a picture from new york city. you can kind of look down and see some of the leaves out of our tower cam in new york city proper and it's just -- >> yeah. >> it's getting there. getting kind of thin. >> yeah it is. >> you can see more branches than color though the color is still good in atlanta but the winds will probably blow a lot of those leaves around. be careful. wet leaves are as slick as snow going so when it rains on some of those leaves and you can really, you can't walk. >> true. >> you put your brakes on in the car and you can slide right through a stop sign. make sure there are not children in that walk way as well. >> thanks, sir. >> thank you. >> let's get you caught up on top stories now. violence in haiti as the cholera outbreak spreads. riots broke out in the northern part of the country with protesters accusing the united nations peacekeepers of starting the outbreak. the cholera death toll in haiti has

that's not that chilly, really, unless you're in colorado. denver at 32. there are snowflakes around, too. very mild air is coming up through texas here. we have a battleground taking place in the middle of the nation with colder air coming out of the rockies, warmer air off the golf. that that's going to create a storm system. east coast, you have to deal with this storm in new england for the last three days, especially fli boston. now it's safely off the coast. now you get high pressure to sit over you for three or four days. it's going to be a great stretch from now all the way through sunday for the east coast. so enjoy all the sunshine and especially the warmth in the afternoon. now the middle of the nation, let's talk about your storm you have to deal with. right now, just rain showers are popping up. oklahoma city to tulsa and up 44, kansas city, still have showers to your south. i think you have a better chance of storms late this afternoon into this evening. it's going to be a wet period here. the next 48 to 72 hours, this is going to be a slow m

there's jon scott's denver, colorado.are reporting some light snow right now, but they love it out there, ski country. southeast, a lot of heavy rain, lots of moisture coming in from the gulf of mexico. in some cases one to even four inches of rain. the good news is here that they're into, in some cases, a severe to extreme drought, so they need the rain but not so much in such a short period of time, so places like birmingham, montgomery, up towards atlanta, watching you this afternoon. as we head throughout time, all of that moisture's going to head up towards the northeast. you can see the snow across the back end across portioning of canada -- portions of can can. we're going to -- canada, we're going to get portions of is 1-3 inches across atlanta, the florida panhandle. ultimately, this is a good story for them because they need the rain. okay, jenna, if you play your cards right, jon scott will do some shoveling for you. [laughter] jenna: we'll see. he looks skeptical over there. jon: i just had shoulder surgery, c

colorado. this is the result of a 34-car pile-up. there you see it. i-25 between denver and colorado springs. re expecting more wet snow in denver tonight. >>> wannabe speedsters probably wishing they saved the feet for the track. they were pulled over. 30 ticketed. some for topping speeds of 100 miles per hour. the news got worse once they got to the track because they weren't allowed to race. >> hmm. >>> the famed opryland hotel is open again. it was ravaged by floodwaters in may. the owners pumped in $270 million for repairs and upgrades. nashville landmark will host performances later this week. >>> we've got some rain from the south up into the northeast today. our rob marciano in the extreme weather center tracking the forecast for us. good morning, rob. >> good morning. everybody gets peace. eastern half of the country it seems. big storm system not terribly strong but certainly large and it has a lot of moisture with it. people getting some of this cool november rain and this wave coming into the northeast later on today and tonight. some localized flooding because you have seen the ra

host: republican, denver, colorado. caller: i appreciate the time. this situation relates to the tax breaks from the upper class. is the question, if given to increase the employee number is, why not just take the money and a lot it to government jobs? parks? recreation? community service? guest: if we knew how to solve a recession by simply putting people on the federal payroll, we would have a simple solution. if you just took the unemployed, each job would cost an enormous amount of money, if you just gave each one age of it would move away from our system of free enterprise. we would allow the government to grow and add workers and in the end we would have a situation that is worse than what we started with. there were a lot of people on the edges that were put to work, and essentially until the basic machinery started going with the private sector employee in people, we did not get out of that recession. even with great programs and huge amounts of money. today would be a burden beyond anything we have seen before. host: our guest star pete dome

and then some thunderstorms in houston and some added snow showers across parts of denver, colorado,grees and wet in atlanta, and 57 degrees and kind of wet in new york. i think you'll see the bulk of your rain on wednesday. that's a quick check on weather. john and carol, back up to you. >> rob, thanks so much. >>> your tax dollars at work this morning. let's head to washington, shall we? these are your tax dollars. see the police escort and the big bus? that's congress going back into session, the lame-duck congress. >> the police escort is for? >> congress people going back to their offices and going into work to start, i don't know, debating tax cuts. >> there you go. >>> and have air travelers had enough? wait until you hear the confrontation. a san diego man who man who refused to submit to a body scan and a thorough patdown. we'll have that for you. it's 10 minutes to the top of the hour. one word turns innovative design into revolutionary performance. one word makes the difference between defining the mission and accomplishing the mission. one word makes the difference in def

. >> denver, colorado, a two-bedroom home priced at $264,900. >> denver prices are on the rise. >> kindracter. there's totally hip lighting and workable, useable kitchen, not big at all. it has a nice big window and it's bright. there's original details like that stair well right there. they haven't touched it since the day it was built and it is in perfect condition. out back, you'll see in a moment, there's a wood deck and lawn and hammock and beautiful private yard. i even like the whacky little star. >> very nice. greenville, south carolina. three bedroom home, priced at 289,900. >> it's right at the foot hills of the appalachian mountains. the picture was taken at night. great idea. >> this is the second time in a row we've seen it. >> maybe it's a new trend. >> you started the trend. >> it looks charming. the living room reads very contemporary. has the very nice white trim and freshly painted and looks fresh to move in tomorrow. looks like a magazine shot even though they didn't use a professional stager. >> they did it right. >> look at those heart pine floors, big wide floors.

. >> speaking of cute much the first snow of the season finally fell in denver, colorado and fell in. they're keeping up with us. three weeks later than usual. the city got a dusting yesterday and expecting three more inches tomorrow. further up in the rockies, foot of snow could come down by tomorrow night. meanwhile, quickly, let's take a look at what's going on. look at this. a little lingering activity off the new england coast this morning. snow moving through western portions of the state of nebraska and some rain as well and some rain as well out in portions of the pacific northwest. current readings as you step out the door, as you can see, 49 right now in memphis as the maps populate itself. 40 right now in raleigh. a5 double nickel in tampa. off we go to nashville. >> all right. are you underwater on your home and unsure if you should make the payments or keep investing? >> or maybe you're thinking about taking out a second mortgage with the lawyer to avoid foreclosure? what's the right move for your family. dave ramsey joins us to answer your questions. i guess first thing

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let's go to denver, colorado, a republican caller. >> caller: good morning, how are you guys? >> guest: very well, thank you. >> caller: good. my question is there's a transportation administration, a union organization; is that correct? >> guest: it's not correct. right now the tsa director a superb addition is considering this issue of collective bargaining right now making a recommendation to the secretary that's approved by the white house whatever the decision is in that regard, but it's not the case presently that tsa is subject to collective bargaining. >> caller: okay, in the previous comment commenting on your previous program that you accolade that -- >> host: chester? >> caller: yeah, i'm here. >> host: what's your comment? >> caller: i guess is tsa going overseas? >> guest: well, the tsa is not overseas. they all work here in the yielt, and the issue of collective bargaining is not decided and is under consideration now. >> host: how much power does tsa have to implement new rules and decisions? how far up does that come from when we as passengers go through scans?

. >> woodruff: well, the polls closed in the state of colorado just a short time ago at 9:00 eastern time. and joining us from denver is megan burly with colorado public radio. i have to say going into today, the analysts all thought this... thought that the race to watch was the senate race. of all the senate races lo and behold the last few days your governor's race has gotten close. tell us where that stands right now. >> well, that is a race that no one ex-spokted to be close. we've got three candidates running right now. a democrat, mayor ever of denver popular moderate democrat. you have a kind of the ultimate tea party candidate dan mays running as the republican nominee. and challenging him saying this guy is unelectable he had background problems is former congressman tom tancredo running on the american constitution party ticket. he has pulled so much support from the republican party and from the republican ticket that at this point in some polls he's even with the democrat in a race that everybody thought tancredo and mays would split the conservative vote. >> woodruff: we are going to be watching both o

denver. what have you been seeing? guest: that as the frontline in this race. in almost always is in statewide elections in colorado. whoever wins the denver suburbs tend to win the race. republicans that i've spoken to feel very good about the male and early ballots they are seeking comment inarapho and jefferson county suburbs. thee republicans feel they havea our political coverage continues with the georgia governor's race. the debate took place at the studios of georgia public broadcasting in atlanta. it's about an hour. >> good evening, i'm john pruett. we would like to welcome our listeners be and live studio audience to the 2010 debate series originating from the studios of gpb. this is the debate involving the candidates for governor of georgia. let's meet those candidates. they are in alphabetical order, roy barnes, the democratic candidate. he's been a partner in a law firm for more than 30 years and was governor of georgia from 1998 to 2002. nathan deal, the republican candidate, served 18 years in the u.s. house of representatives from 1992 to 2010. john mahns, the libertarian candidate. our format tonig

up to two feet of mountain snow in colorado, utah and wyoming. denver sees its first snow of the season. and just a few inches of lingering snow in the cascades and northern sierras. mild with afternoon showers from the twin cities down to texas. and lingering, morning showers in eastern new england. >> 50s from boston to baltimore. 81 in miami. just shy of 60 in detroit and omaha. and 70 in indianapolis. 40s in the pacific northwest. 62 in sacramento. and 69 degrees in phoenix. >>> and when we come back, it is being called stunning and peaceful. we have the newest pictures of the ground zero memorial. >>> plus, an early holiday present for the legions of googlers. the newest perk for already-pampered employees of the internet icon. >>> on top of that, the latest explanation for those strange sights above l.a. okay, now here's our holiday gift list. aww, not the mall. well, i'll do the shopping... if you do the shipping. shipping's a hassle. i'll go to the mall. hey. hi. you know, holiday shipping's easy with priority mail flat rate boxes from the posta

host: republican, denver, colorado. caller: i appreciate the time. this situation relates to the tax breaks from the upper class. is the question, if given to increase the employee number is, why not just take the money and a lot it to government jobs? parks? recreation? community service? guest: if we knew w to solve a recession by simply putting people on the federal payroll, we would have a simple solution. if you just took the unemployed, each job would cost an enormous amount of money, if you just gave each one age of it would move away from our system of free enterprise. we would allow the government to grow and add workers and in the end we would have a situation that is worse than what we started with. there were a lot of people on the edges that were put to work, and essentially until the basic machinery started going with the private sector employee in people, we did not get out of that recession. even with great programs and huge amounts of money. today would be a burden beyond anything we have seen before. host: our guest star pete domeni

colorado. >> in denver, partly to show the film at the denver film festival but also there because his cousin you look at john as an example, he refused to go negative on his opponent, ran a campaign base and ideas never on how much damage he could do to his rival and won everwhelmingly in that state as the new governor. sometimes there's hope all of the bit irpolitical commentary and the kind of campaigns that are run every now and then someone squeaks in with just ideas. >> just ideas. like you. we thank you very much. i've got to tell bureau was as you were coming here. everyone is saying they all have their favorite movies. >> that's very nice. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good luck with the film. >>> what political story will be making headlines in the next 24 hours? that's next. >>> tomorrow, jon stewart will be joining rachel maddow live for an exclusive interview at 9:00 eastern right here on msnbc. re that can simulate head injuries and helps make people safer. then they shared this technology with researchers at wake forest to help reduce head injuries on the football fi

cascades through the sierras, all the way throh wasatch and all the way over topots around colorado springs in denver'll get between four and eight inches. that's the storm system that will stay sck in this area until a stronger system cmes through. the big storm hanging around the coast of new england. the temperature, cold. for us, the next 48 hours what you can expect, nothing more than sunshine. more clear skies. not just for the remainder of the workweek. that includes veterans da but also, for the weekend. wind, 61, dropping to 57. tomorrow morning, 34 to 44, your range. it might be a little breezy for the afternoon. and then on turday, we get to 66 degrees. it's going to turn ugly toward the late part of the month. >> still to come, when is the time to hang up the car keys for senior drivers? we'll take you bend the wheel. >> and top health officials are pushing for graphic new warning labels on cigarette packs. >>> welcome become to news4 at 4:00 >> i'm jim handly. this just in, prosecutors have wrapped up their case against man standing trial for the murder of washington intern chana levy. t

colorado. st of denver could see three to four feet of snow here with more systems coming through and warnings warnings posted in the red. areas of eastern washington and through the high spots of idaho. look at that cold air. these are the forecast highs across the nation if you're traveling. minneapolis, minnesota. dropping minus ten in great falls. then the high temperatures for wednesday there, still cold through that area. this is the weather front that will come through our area, giving us a little rain. by wednesday, then by thanksgiving it will try to make its way back up through the area to bng us some rain once again on thanksgiving day, as well as for a portion of friday. there's the front coming through. then we cool down for wednesday. a little drier air for a day and then back to the wet stuff as the front comeback. the forecast here for the eveng, become a little breezy. we'll drop from 58 to 55 degrees. by tomorrow morning, patchy fog again in a very mild start until the wind kicks in. 44 to 50 degrees. so calling for again, patchy fog. 67 degrees, the high temperature tomorrow

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colorado. a little bit of snow fell in denver.ut here in the east, for the first time all the way to florida that cloud band just quiet, big area of high pressure governing our weather. high pressure down to the south, slowly but surely is going to move off the coast and it'll start to get the winds back to the west southwest. keeping us in mild weather all weekend long. looks like we won't see any rain here or everyone even a chance of rain until perhaps tuesday afternoon as low pressure way down by the gulf looks like it'll head up to our region by tuesday. north winds, five to 10 knots. the bay temps around 54. clear and cold, frosty, some spots 29. downtown probably 44. 63, beautiful sunny day tomorrow. but look at the weekend, 66 sunshine on saturday. a few clouds, monday as well as 62 and the rain chance increases here. the high of 60 on tuesday. denise. >> all righty, thank you bob. check in tomorrow morning on eyewitness news starting at 4:55 a.m. for the updated forewarning forecast. >>> coming up, who's the best in baske

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there is a system to the west of us, through the plains and this is lifted through the colorado rockies and brought denvernd that is lifting into the warmer air here and that is some rain. this is going to bring us showers coming in late monday and tuesday and until then, fabulous out there and check out the temperatures. again, 70s. 71 for cincinnati, nashville, 73 and they're getting the southerly flow coming up and we're sitting here with a northern fetch to a northeastern fetch to our winds and it's very, very dry, too. temperatures now, 56 degrees and we manage into the lower to mid-60s and this afternoon with a dry atmosphere, warming up fantastically and cools off quickly, too and we're down to 56 degrees and check out monasses, 48. it looks like overnight tonight, temperatures are going to dive right into the 20s and the 30s and 51 for us here in the city at 7: 00. 48 at 9 and mid-40s or so by 11:00 and tonight is clear and cold, 20s in the suburbs, very, very cold tomorrow morning as you get to the bus stop. continued weather greatness for tomorrow and that looks like the trend continues through

our political coverage continues with an update on colorado's midterm elections with the " denver postl editor. on the call from denver by a political reporter. a local race is the subject of a front-page story of "the denver post." the republican candidate and the democratic candidate who replaced ken salazar as the interior secretary. let me ask you about the influx of outside money. colorado has seen a huge amount, almost $30 million in this midterm election. guest: it has been something to behold. anybody in color of watches television has had a front-row seat. it started back in our primary campaign. once the general election season kicked in, supporters for both candidates began to pour lots of money into both races. host: the voting takes place on tuesday, there is early voting in colorado. the governor's race is not -- has not generate as much inrest as expected, why? guest: it generated quite a bit of interest early on when the governor decided not to seek reelection and the denr mayor gavin and a tea party candidate upset the former congressman scott mcinnis at the republican

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denver. what have you been seeing? guest: that as the frontline in this race. in almost always is in statewide elections in colorado. whoever wins the denver suburbs tend to win the race. republicans that i've spoken to feel very good about the male and early ballots they are seeking comment inarapho and jefferson county suburbs. thee republicans feel they have. mr. strickland is at the podium. let's listen in. >> let me make a suggestion. we want health care for our people. we want jobs for our working families. we want a quality education for our children. we want affordable college for our young people. in ohio, we are grateful to the president and the vice president and senator brown and our democratic friends in the house of representatives. they say the american auto industry. -- they saved in the american out of industry which saved thousands of jobs in ohio. we are grateful for resources that came to class so that we could hold down clege tuition. we are grateful for resources so we could educate our kids in quality schools. this is what has happened in ohio during this difficult recession. we have invested i

colorado, portions of montana. some of the mountain areas up to a foot, denver very close to getting some snow late this evening.rtheast, still raining over parts of the east. we're too far west. keeping us sunny and milder conditions because the jet stream is going back up into canada. it's going to stay beautiful well into the weekend and beyond. perhaps by next wednesday or thursday, that jet stream is going to slip further south and we're going to get colder temperatures once again. you know it's going to come sooner or later. sunrise 6:44. temperatures around 40 to the mid-40s in the city. tonight plenty of sunshine. 61, 63, mid-60s with a lot of sunshine for saturday and sunday. >> i have to get a lot done outside. outside. >>> and the ,, [ male announcer ] baltimore. a city that's been inspiring ideas and innovation since 1729. at bank of america, we live, work and help serve the community here through hundreds of branches and atms. every day, we're working to help set opportunity in motion. from supporting the university of maryland medical center... to the restoration of the hippodrome theater and ameri