denver. a foot of snow on the ground in some spots in colorado.ight low in some places is going down to 15. the snow is so heavy, so wet it brought down power lines. 100,000 people in the cold without power tonight. by the way, two days ago denver set a record high for the date, 80 degrees. >>> just the sight of snow may remind folks they don't have plane tickets for the holidays. a lot of people may be in for a shock when they see what's become of airfares this season. our report from tom costello. >> reporter: 28 days until thanksgiving. 59 days until christmas. with each passing week, airfares inch higher. two hikes totaling $20 in the past two weeks alone. >> par for the course. it's the state of the economy now. everybody's trying to make a dollar. >> reporter: united continental is trying to raise fares by $2, $3 and $5 each way depending how far you're traveling. delta is also hiking fares by $5 on all flights longer than 1,500 miles. not all carriers are going along with the hike. this year they have attempted 18 fare hikes. half have stuc

street that's being occupied it's tensions are running high in cities across the country like denver colorado where police violently arrested protesters in the middle of the night on protesters don't seem to be backing down anytime soon the latest on this growing movement. americans not. and if you can beat the mainstream media might as well join all critics say this movement doesn't have a message the occupied wall street journal definitely has a few things to say we will read between the lines. as the movement tries to shake things up and bring about change to the way wall street does business a new ad is out trying to paint the protesters as anti semitic so is there some truth to this media blitz or is it all along. and where in the world are the protests going on at the n.c. corruption movement claims more territory is it really gaining any ground we'll have a report from india. and the u.s. is raining down on africa this as president obama sends one hundred u.s. advisors and combat troops into uganda to assist in a rebel takedown but right now. it's friday october fourteenth eight pm in

talk about denver, colorado.we'll see temperatures about 77, 78 degrees, record heat potentially. then in the next 48 hours after that, wie will see snow. the first snow of the season in denver, colorado. winter storm watch is posted there, so wow. good evening to you. looks beautiful, but that will change. kind of cool. no pun intended. as we look toward tomorrow, cool temperatures so the cool air is settling in. ingredient number one. and then number two, the moisture. there it is. tuesday night into wednesday, wednesday morning, three inches. so cool air pushes eastward by the time we head to thursday. we'll watch this front push eastward and bring some rain from oklahoma city into nashville and cincy. by friday, we clear things out in the northeast with some leftover rain there in the southeast by the time we head to the opened of this week. so deb, interesting weather will transpire. really over the next 48 hours. >> i'm glad to see that new york city was not under that, since i'll be flying back there tomor

the first snow of the season in denver, colorado, about three inches by morning.ter storm watch is posted there. so, wow. a good evening to you, and it certainly looks beautiful, but it will change. kind of cool and no pun intended. here is what we will see and here is why. as we look toward tomorrow, the cool temperatures will sink in and ingredient number one. and number two, the moisture. into tuesday night and wednesday morning, about three inches, and that is the first substantial snow of the season. and a cool watch into thursday. we will watch the front associated with the low push eastward and bring the rain from oklahoma city into nashville and cincy and friday, we will clear it out in the northeast with it a little bit of rain from the southeast by the end of the week. so deb, interesting weather will transpire over the next 48 hours. >> i'm glad to see that new york city was not on the list, because that is where i will be flying back tomorrow morning. thank you, alexandra steele for all of the weather this weekend. >> sure. >>> and omaha, nebraska is h

with the protesters desire to occupy parks and spaces in various cities over the weekend it was denver colorado where things heated up quite a bit. see. this video from saturday's things got especially heated after protesters tried to put up tents outside the capitol there were police intent on dismantling the occupy wall street can use tear gas that baton and rubber bullets you can see that photo of that guy's arm those rubber bullets seem to be a little more painful than some people might think now this of course follows what turned out to be a very violent week in oakland california tear gas and non-lethal projectiles were also used to clear people and of critically injuring a man scott olsen an iraq war veteran standing peacefully he was hit in the head and of course we can't forget new york city the city where not only the occupy wall street protest began but also where we saw some of the first incidence of clashes with the police has been here you may remember from the early weeks of the protest police using pepper spray as well as their batons this was followed a few days later by people

the president speaking in denver, colorado, right now. a: all right, jon, from colorado we'll go back out to california where we were watching a car chase take place over the last 20 minutes or so and it just came to conclusion and this is what happened. what do we say about this, jon? jon: the guy, one of more bizarre endings i've ever seen. turns the corner. just stops after leading all those black and whites on quite a lengthy low to medium speed chase. he is sitting there. you think it is all over. it will end with a whimper, not a bang, right? jenna: what else would happen? jon: what does he do. throws open the car door and takes off running. what happened then? jenna: oh. jon: well it looks like, you know, when i played high school football they taught us about the angle of pursuit and one of those companies had a very good angle of pursuit on that suspect. we're back live now, with a little bit of a view under that vie a duct where you can see, something, they apparently have him cuffed and on the ground. it all happened under neelt

colorado a little longer to get to work. they are facing wintery conditions. the denver boulder colorado area could see up to about a foot of snow across the area. so, wow, we are not dealing with snow. but some good news but let's send it over to tanya. >> reporter: inner loop of the beltway at 795 we have debris reported in the road there. not affecting the inner loop to the left of the screen. outer loop there is some volume on the jfx a cold spring lane it's moving pretty well right now. so surprising, but everyone is doing a great job on the roads. keep it up. >> all right. facebook we are asking you what would you want if you had something on your christmas list? we have five seconds what do you want? >> ipad. >> new ipad. >> you can have mine. >> thanks. >> what do you want? >> i want one too. >> iphone? >> thank you. >> we are going to new york. see you tomorrow.

manifestantes limpiaron el sitio, esta mañana pagaron el precio de su limpieza nocturna, en denver, colorado de la noche, sin embargo en el bajo manhattan, los ánimos de los manifestantes no bajan. >>> creo que podemos crecer más, en otras ciudades, por ejemplo en puerto rico . >>> Él vino de costa rica. >>> porque una compañía de wall street quiere hacer explotación de petróleo en costa rica, contra la voluntad de los costarricenses. >>> mañana hay planes de protestas en 71 otros países. >>> este movimiento, mañana se expandirá a otros sitios de la ciudad, y pretenderá ocupar timesquare. >>> estados unidos tiene soldados en irak, en afganistán, y ahora también tendrá soldados en uganda, el presidente barack obama anunció que enviará soldados al sector, para poder contener a un grupo de rebeldes, el cual está acusado de cometer atrocidades. >>> es momento de nuestra primera pausa y al regresar, lanzan advertencia en el congreso sobre el peligroso de los carteles mexicanos de las drogas . >>> le piden al presidente de méxico felipe calderón que aclare donde están las personas víctimas de la v

president obama to speak right now in denver, colorado. he is early.g we expect on the jobs bill that he has been pushing over the recent weeks, as well as the issue of loans, student loans. let's take a listen. >> hello. it's great to be back in colorado. [ cheers and applause ] >> and it's -- it is great to be here at cu denver. [ cheers and applause ] >> i tend to have some pretty good memories about denver. [ cheers and applause ] >> we had a little gathering here a few years ago at mile high. and so coming here gets me fired up even when it's snowing outside, i'm fired up. i don't know where else you can go sledding at halloween. [ laughter ] >> it's like, what's up with the snow this soon? i mean is this actually late? it is late for denver, huh? i want to start by thanking you for the wonderful introduction and for sharing her story which i know resonates with a lot of young people here. i want to thank you your outstanding governors here, john hicken hickenlooper who is in the house. the mayor of denver, michael hancock is in the house. the lie

el movimiento que se ha extendido por el paÍs no tuvo la misma tregua pacÍfica en denver, colorado, dondebajo manhattan los Ánimos no decaer. >> lo que vamos a crecer mÁs ysumar gente en otras ciudades. >> aquÍ protestan jÓvenes y viejos y hasta vienen del exterior. el vilo de costa rica. >> una compaÑÍa de wall street quiere hacer exploraciÓn de petrÓeo en costa rica contra la voluntad de todos los costarricenses. >> hubo protestas similares en atlanta, filadelfia, y maÑana habrÁ protestas en otros 71 paÍses. este moviento cuya resonancia sea escuchado a travÉs del mundo maÑana se expandirÁ a otros sitios de la ciudad y pretender a ocupar times square, considerando el corazÓn de manhattan. >> estados unidos tiene soldados en irak, afganistÁn, y ahora tambiÉn los tendrÁ en uganda. obama anunciÓ que enviarÁ 10 soldados para ayudar a comprender a este grupo rebelde al que alguna vez el presidente condenÓ como una afrenta a la dignidad humana. las organizaciones de derechos humanos acusan a esos rebeldes de cometer atrocidades. vamos a una pausa, pero hoy lanzaron una advertencia el congreso

. >> el movimiento tambiÉn se extendiÓ hasta denver, colorado.asta la sede del gobierno de la ciudad. en el estado de washington, los que salieron a marchar en solidaridad con el movimiento, dicen que la gente estÁ cansada por la falta de empleo y muchos estÁn aguantando hambre. >> los manifestantes de nueva york que ya entran a la tercera semana de protestas dicen que estÁn dispuesos a seguir acampando hasta que llegue el invierno de ser necesario. regreso contigo. >> a pesar de la lluvia. hoy les llovÓ. muchas gracias. >> el congresista demÓcrata por illinois defendiÓ un proyecto de ley para evitar que indocumentados arrestados sean deportados si no se presentan cargos criminales contra ellos. agregÓ que la iniciativa serÁ un ejemplo para otras ciudades del paÍs y servirÁ para inspirar una reforma migratoria en los estados unidos. >> la secretarÍa de seguridad pÚblica de guerrero, mÉxico, informÓ que en el municipio se encontraroe o los cuerpos de siete hombres. presentaban mÚltiples impactos de bala. estaban descalzos y tenÍan atados los pies.

. >> same story in denver, colorado. about 5 inches came down.ringing down tree limbs and power lines. this morning, thousands of people with no power in the dark around denver, colorado. >> just a few days ago, temperatures were in the 80s. now, this is what they're dealing with. >> haven't we talked about this before. snow out there around this time of year. is this highly unusual? >> i wouldn't say it is highly unusual. they got a pretty good amount for late october but there are parts of colorado, parts of the west that get it fairly early. some of the ski resorts have already had some snow. they like that. good for them. we don't have snow in our area but there is a freeze watch that goes into effect for some of our counties to the north and west tonight into tomorrow. right here, mild temperatures currently. 59degrees. we've got rain showers across the region. as you take a look at the sentinel radar, plenty of rain to go around. it is not heavy rain but we are having rain really from washington right up to baltimore. all the areas here in

by tomorrow this time, denver, colorado could be looking at six to 8 inches of snow. stay close to home. to our board and it will be a chilly morning. some clouds showing that. it is possible with a southwesterly wind we might be seeing a few scattered sprinkles. more moisture coming in as we get into thursday with some of the midwest. partly cloudy chilly morning when you head out tomorrow morning. mild by the afternoon with temperatures near 70 degrees. there may be some sprinkles for folks across northern maryland. over the next few days, there is the main chance for some rainshowers. some chilly air coming in as we head into the weekend. for the trick or treaters it looks fine on monday. how about 62 degrees? >>> the toyota sports desk. brought to you by your local toyota dealers. move you forward. >> there are a couple of bad news injuries to talk about. >> this is not good. it seems to get worse every single day we get the news. hightower and cooley are out for the season. we thought cooley would be back in several weeks. he is now gone for the season. the stree

of course, denver, colorado, will be getting all the headlines as you go from rain to snow later tonight and accumulating snow possible tomorrow. other interesting note, last night a people in southern states saw northern lights for one of the first times in a long time. >> i was checking out some photographs. it's spectacular, if you were lucky enough to see it. thanks so much. >>> stocks fly on wall street. wheeling and dealing. the one place where you can always get a mcrib sandwich any time you want. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, we'll tell you about your chance to live just like a cast member on "jersey shore." that is, if you want to. >>> coming up, a ranger rally and jaguars put their best foot forward. you're muching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry and here are some of your top headlines this morning. reports say the body of ousted leader moammar gadhafi has been buried at an unknown location, this after officials said he would be buried in a secret desert grave. meanwhile, the head of the tra

storm system in the northern plains going to bring snow tonight into tomorrow in places like denver, coloradohere they had 80 for a record high yesterday. a little bit of wintry mix this morning across ports of north dakota. the rain in wisconsin moving east, not south. so for the next day we'll be protected any way until this frontal boundary slips toward us. so the mild side of the storm is with us today and tonight. on wednesday it won't be as pretty with more clouds around. maybe an isolated shower in the afternoon and evening. and then by thursday we watch rain come toward us. a few showers wednesday night. watch this area of rain go over us on thursday in the form of showers and then in the mountains as the colder air pours in on thursday night, here comes some snow shower activity at the higher elevations. by the way, rina could hit cancun, the yucatan as a major category 3 storm. watch that carefully. 67 this afternoon, a gorgeous one out there. tonight around 50 for the low. tomorrow partly cloudy and better chance of showers on thursday, breezy, only 62. and then check it out, the c

mientras tanto tenemosiÉramos e seÑores, tenemos la primera ne sfla nevada en denver colorado. nieves. el tiempo bastante agradae, con fuertes lluvias sobre poiones de nueva mÉxi, hacÍa el norte pudieran agarrar un poco de esta activad de precipitaciÓn muyblanca y no es descarta precipitaciones de un 20 a0% en la florida, aviso d congelaciÓn hacÍa el noreste de mÉxico yas temperaturas para maÑana, desde la gran nano saman chago en el rango de lo 50, con 74. >>> la vacuna contraa influencÍa tal vez no sean efectis como se peaba. por protegernos ♪Úsica ♪ ) >>> hacemos una corsa pausa e seguida, y veremos cÓmo una manzana llega un ex miembro del consejo de administracÓn del banco de inversiones goldman sachs se entreÓ a las autoridades para responder acusaciones de que uÓ informacin privilegiada para favorecer a un fondo de inversiones de alto riesgo.buas tardes, les habla maÍa elena. esta tarde tendremos un reportaje especial sobÓmo transcurre la vida en el balneario mexicano de acapulco, durante la cruenta guer contra el narcotrafico que tiene lugar en esa ciudad. el primer vuel

everyone denver, colorado, could see a half foot of snow by wednesday.t talking snow just yet here in baltimore fortunately or the rest of the state. increasing clouds throughout the area tonight. chilly conditions and winds light out of the southwest. temperatures down into the 30's in western counties. and in the mid to upper 40's in downtown areas. tomorrow, temperatures are a little bit cooler in the mountains. we're talking about 57 out towards the western counties with a chance for showers more likely in fact in the western mountains. tuesday is pleasant, 62 degrees. we'll take you towards the bay as we look into monday, 67 with partly sunny skies, a slight chance for that shower and sunshine as we head into tuesday warming up to 68. as for the eastern shore, 64 monday, bright and sunny into tuesday with a high temperature at 65. now the ravens will be out of town even for the game tomorrow, "monday night football," we're calling for great weather in jacksonville, 64 to 67, which doesn't sound too bad. for florida, that's a little bit chilly for th

now, we're looking at pictures from denver, colorado. the thick, heavy snow tore down trees and knocked out -- knocked out power to thousands. i hope we're not going to expect anything like this. let's go right to howard and get his forecasts >> j.c., those denver pics scare me because we could be looking at a heavy wet snow north and west of town and heading up to pennsylvania. winter storm watches 2 up to maine from virginia and west virginia and that could be a real problem. locally we've got the winter storm watches from fredrick county and points east right along the pennsylvania border. loudoun has been added since this morning, northern faulk here and everybody in the park, the shenandoah, the valleys and the mountains, this going through saturday as this storm is taking shape. we've got cold air up to the north. that is filtering down. that's the supply of cold air. i know it's early in the season, it's marginally cold, but it's going to be cold enough, especially at the higher elevations to take a lot of this moisture and turn i

you know they're going to pick up maybe a foot or more of snow just north of denver, colorado. they hit 80 for a high of couple of days ago for a record. for us through the day we'll see some showers more likely knot and west of us through noon. but in the afternoon and evening hours watch how the rains we develop here across west virginia and northern virginia by 7:00. here come some showers for the evening moving in. overnight showers here and there into thursday morning. here come this is front still mild tomorrow morning. we may hit the highs before noon on thursday in the low possibly middle 60s. and then behind the front, the winds are going to shift out to the north and northwest and it will be breezy and colder. the afternoon hour features some showers here and there on thursday. and look what's going on up to the north in pennsylvania, new york, holding off on the northern edge of this for some snow. some of the models for saturday are actually hinting north and west of us, yes, in the mountains we could see some wet snow mixing in on saturday. but that's a real long s

the other weather story out there that's fascinating to watch tonight and tomorrow is in denver, colorado. all of the front range. you can already see some precipitation here. there's rain today, snow tonight into tomorrow, possibility of 6 to 12 inches. for you skiers out there, this is the first real storm you'll have. a lot of resorts will be opening early. today, lynn 55 in denver, yesterday 85 and sunny. >> i'll either surf or ski. thank you very much. >>> stocks fly on wall street wheeling and dealing. one place where you can always get a mcrib sandwich any time you want. your "first look" at the business headlines is straight ahead. >>> coming up, a ranger rally and the jaguars put their best foot forward. you're watching "first look." progresso. it fits! fantastic! [ man ] pro-gresso they fit! okay-y... okay??? i've been eating progresso and now my favorite old jeans...fit. okay is there a woman i can talk to? [ male announcer ] progresso. 40 soups 100 calories or less. delivering mail, medicine and packages. yet they're closing thousands of offices, slashing service, and want to

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nation like it is these getting what they deserve from police take a look at this video from denver colorado over the weekend where police counted rubber bullets of the hippies gump. you. thank you thank you. thank you thank you. my goodness me i mean this hippie scum is getting what they deserve who think they are going into public areas and actually try to stay there oh i definitely agree i think that it's wonderful that we are reigning justice down on these people i mean you want class more fair work if you class warfare oh you did give drug test because i'm sure they told you no should they yes they should but i think the police were a little busy because these protesters have been throwing stuff at the police i say more rubber bullets and then drug test and good good idea there they could bring in the dogs too it could be a good photo. i let's move on to the next one soon this is something that you are just outraged over right now this of pictures came out two thousand and ten but now this is a foreclosure firm that's called stephen j. vow and. take a look at some of these pictures peop

get this, out there toward denver, colorado, they have seen three to six inches of snow. to the west, in the mountains, they have seen more than that. we have been out there all day. >> reporter: the stretch of indian summer came to a screeching halt here in colorado. transformed overnight into a winter wonderland. we started out with a heavy wet snow initially that you tend to get in october. as temperatures drop, you get a drier snow on top. easier to brush off the cars and shovel, of course. road conditions not too bad. we have c-dot out working overtime. 70 snowplows clearing the road. as you get higher up into the mountains, road closures, snowpacked and icy. it's going to be a tough go for the evening commute as well. >> the most amazing thing about that is denver was close to 80 degrees two days ago. they will be back to the 60s two days from now. 12 to 18 inches of snow. a lot of people have been asking me about the snow in our forecast. hmmm. i'll have to talk about it. the full forecast is coming up in a couple minutes. >>> thank you, doug. almost three days sin

i was not the case in denver colorado where the school or not the procession was in the park where they've been staying part was cleared by state and local police at three o'clock this morning everyone who understand police set up a large perimeter around the park moved in slowly and cleared everybody out in some cases dragging them by the arms even carrying them to nearby tractors to drive them away tens apparently were torn down and more than twenty people were arrested. so what is the new york times have to say about all of this well he's on the front page today you'd see that discontent simmers in a market as you've gone does the economy staggers uganda really. seems like things are problematic in this economy as well but let's go back to denver the local news stations initially called it the end of occupy denver saying it's all over the protesters there however say that that is not the case at all i want to talk about all of this and also some of the larger implications to help me do that just a little bit ago i spoke with harrison schultz a protester and part of the occupy wall stree

that was not the case in denver colorado where peaceful or not part protesters have been staying in what was cleared by state and local police at three o'clock this morning for all we understand police set up a large perimeter around that park moved in slowly and cleared everybody out in some cases dragging people by the arms even carrying them to nearby tractors and driving them away tents were torn down and more than twenty people there arrested so much as the new york times have to say about this well the front page today that discontent simmers in a market as you gone does economy standers uganda really. well we here at r.t. we're going to focus on what's going on here in the united states back to denver some local news stations initially called it the end of the occupy denver saying it's over protesters however say that is not the case at all i want to talk about this and some of the larger implications and to help me do that i'm joined by harrison schulz protester and team member of the occupy wall street p.r. team he is in our new york studio and there harrison i got to start by a

she wants to centralize services for homeless like they do in denver, colorado. >> every person is assessed. if someone is down on their luck or needs support or is this a mental illness issue? or a drug, alcohol problem? then, every step of treatment for that person is fully transparent. there is accountability. >> we've been running clips from candidates like this. you can see all interviews in their entirety on the politics page. just go to abc 7 news.com. >> and new at 6:30 tonight from abc 7 news i team a theater owner claims he took a beating from plain clothed sheriff deputies. why is he being charged with a crime? >> and jobs are job one. tonight david louie sits down with a great grandson of henry ford himself. >> and a busy cat role for antonio [ female announcer ] what makes jcpfastcash so exciting? it's like extra cash you earn in an instant. earn 10, 20, or $30 jcpfastcash right at the register. then use it right now on anything you want, see, or love. we make style affordable. you make it yours. jcpenney. it's like extra cash you earn in an instant. earn 10, 20, or $30 jcpfast

since backed down saying those protesters can stay there indefinitely not the case however in denver colorado where peaceful or not the park the protesters have been staying in was cleared away by state and local police at three o'clock this morning from the we understand we set up a large perimeter around that park we didn't slowly and cleared everybody out in some cases even dragging people out of my their arms carrying them to nearby tractors and driving them away tents were apparently torn down and more than twenty people arrested. so local news stations initially called it the end of occupy denver many protesters there say that is not the case at all i do want to talk about all of this and some of the larger implications don't we do that earlier i spoke to harrison schultz a protester in new york and also part of the occupy wall street p.r. team so having just done an interview on fox news right before you came on with us it's not an outlet necessarily known for being so friendly to occupy wall street i was curious to how it went so i asked him and here's what he had to say. it was prett

of them to occupy parks and spaces in various cities over the weekend it was denver colorado or things he didn't write about it. this video is from saturday and things are especially heated after protesters tried to put up tents outside the capitol there denver police intent on dismantling the occupy wall street can use tear gas the tons and rubber bullets which seem to be a little more painful you can see there than most people think and this follows what turned out to be a very violent meeting over in california where tear gas and non-lethal in projectiles were also used to clear people and ended up critically injuring this man scott olsen iraq war veteran who was standing peacefully when he was hit in the head. i want to go also to new york the city where not only the occupy protests last week protests began but also where we saw some of the first incidence of clashes between the police and the protesters you may remember from the early weeks of the protest police using pepper spray as well as baton this was followed a few days later by about seven hundred people being arrested on t

because protesters desire to occupy parks and spaces in various cities over the weekend it was denver colorado things heated up quite a bit. you. see. this video is from saturday and things got especially heated after protesters tried to put up tents outside the capitol there denver police intent on dismantling the occupy wall street camp used tear gas the tongs and lovable which seem to be a little more painful as you can see in this picture and most people might think now this followed what turned out to be a very violent week in oakland california where when tear gas and non-lethal projectiles were also used to clear people and ended up critically injuring one man scott olsen an iraq war veteran who you see here he was peacefully standing by when he was hit in the head but i do want to go on to new york city the city where not only on fire wall street started but also where some of the first incidents of clashes with police you may remember this video in the early weeks of the protests police using pepper spray as well as their baton so this was followed a few days later by about seven hund

. >>> live in the cnn worldheadquarters, dramatic video into cnn from denver, colorado.gear confronted occupy protestors were mace and pepper balls outside the state capital. this comes from our affiliate kusa. police say they took action when demonstrators wanted to get into the capital. >> a cold, wet snow is falling across the northeast, knocking out power and snarling traffic around the roojon. there won't be any accumulation in new york and boston but people living west of the i-90 corridor could see up to a foot of snow. >> americans are believed to be among the casualties of a bloody suicide attack in kabul, afghanistan. a taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack. it was one of three today in afghanistan. >> check out this video of the u.s. coast guard unloading seven tons, 15,000 pounds, of cocaine that was seized off a submersible watercraft in central america. that's worth roughly $180 million. the haul alone equals roughly one third of all land-based drug seizure in the u.s. for an entire year. i'm don lemon. those are your headlines this hour. see yo

denver colorado, a snowstorm there. heavy snow. warm weather down through taxes. we have this cold front to the south, an area of low pressure spreading from west to east. much cooler air will move behind the system for friday and another system will form of the coast of saturday with a very cold rain. here is the future cast -- there is the low pressure. reigned throughout the day tomorrow. on friday, the high pressure moves in and gives us a nice looking day. early on friday morning, there could be a freeze toward the pennsylvania border and west virginia. we will hit the lower 30's and then saturday, a possibility of a coastal storm. at best we will be cloudy and breezy. maybe some rain south and east of the city. tonight, scattered showers with temperatures in the '50s. showers throughout the day and we will hit the '60s for a high temperature. on friday, partly sunny and breezy low to mid 50's. then a 40% chance of rain and only in the '40's on the saturday. for the trip or treaters, it looks nice for the 31st of october. -- for the trick or treaters, it look

[applause] >> the tale of nail biting jobless starting in 1955 denver colorado on the golf course. joint eisenhower had not enjoyed a vacation so much in years. believe it or not the president of the united states had cut a huge breakfast that morning for his fishing buddies. the golf was the priority for the day. at a briefing at his airforce base office he headed to the country club and then the secretary remember she had never seen him look or act better. eisenhower's golf game was interrupted four times that day for phone calls from the secretary of state bill less. this was before cellphones so he had to return to the clubhouse for each call but actually only one got through provenge was important the confirmed he knew that would make a new dorga to the cold war and he agreed the president should send a message to the soviet premier bennett he wanted to think about it overnight and said he would call him the following morning. that phone call was never made. i went back to golf but the game deteriorated then experience growing discomfort. he declined his drink and little appet

the other big story we are talking about is winter, coming to colorado, denver, with we could see six to 12 inches of snow. now beautiful there right now. yesterday they actually hit a high of 80 degrees. we're going to be in the 50s today. then overnight tomorrow, 19 degrees. and there is your winter weather advisories for the denver area and surrounding regions where again we could get upwards of a foot or more especially in the foothills. so that's the interesting story. and jon scott, i will bring you in here because just a couple days ago we were talking about you as a young boy living in denver, colorado. jon: yes. >> and seeing snow on the ground trick-or-treated. jon: snow on halloween. >> this is not when you were a young boy. this was taken over the weekend where he won third prize, jenna lee costume at halloween party. jon: that is not a costume. you flew with me. i wear that every time i go flying right? >> i don't remember. i was drinking. but thankfully you weren't. where did you get this? jenna: that is good look for you, jon. the scarf, everything. jon: beats my usual

. >> denver, colorado. the brown palace hotel. >> i love the brown palace.w. >> they have snow and ghosts. it's said to be haunted. you can meet the ghost housekeeper who fell from her death in the seventh floor and mrs. hill in room 904. >> next we are going to north carolina. >> glowing rock. they have the ghost train halloween festival. this is the 22nd year. they have amusement park rides. 50-foot freefall drop. they have michael jackson performers doing the "thriller" dance. they have pumpkins, all sorts of great performers, a great place to go. an hour and 45 minutes out of charlotte. >> what is your last trip? >> napa valley. the silverado resort and spa. a trip of a lifetime. it's beautiful in the harvest season. the hotel is the largest hotel in napa valley is doing a great fright night package for $199 a night. stay in a fireplace suite. they'll take you to the napa valley wine train that is having a big bash saturday night with a three-course meal. mustard-rubbed lamb chop with napa valley sauvignon. so much fun. >> if i weren't going to seattle,

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denver, colorado, a place i consider home.rijuana disintarys in denver than starbucks? >> greg: it's such a huge business they are trying to unionize. the dealers in two states, to legitimatize the industry. they have workers. >> eric: that's great. the pot theorists want to get together with the union. union thugs and mobster and drug dealers. 25 states have decriminalized pot. the federal government says it's illegal. so obama has a huge dilemma. if you look the other way or go in to start cracking down? my guess is, you know, he says it will get tougher on them. >> andrea: but a lot of people -- that is his base. >> bob: a lot of places you mentioned have the best dope. >> greg: you are an expert. >> bob: i certainly am. >> andrea: something to be proud of. >> greg: don't you feel like medical marijuana is a trojan horse? >> bob: it's a scam. you can't legalize marijuana. voters won't vote for it. they will vote for medical marijuana. all of a sudden you get on the phone and you call a phony doctor who says yeah, you're a s

it spread to paris, athens, madrid, and back home to denver, colorado where at least two dozen more are arrested, and as it spreads, anti-american leaders like iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei and venezuela's hugo chavez root for the collapse of capitalism. polls show deep and spreading distrust of wall street, a whopping 68% of independents and more surprisingly, 60% of republicans now say they have unfavorable impressions of our big financial institutions. still, what are they for? >> we have a varied agenda but the message is clear. the status quo is unsuccessful and unsustainable for keeping a strong middle class which is essential to our democracy. >> which party, if either, will harness their energy? what is their real agenda? is this a legitimate protest? or a deep, dark plot to overthrow the free world as we know it? >> this is a ma r xism revolution global in its nature. >> they want to create an ar key, is that the strategy? >> you have the leaders of the movement two weeks ago on ms-nbc saying we're not here to reform. we're going to collapse the system. we are no