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reports suggest baghdad wants a kick out exxon mobile from the super giant westcott the one boiled project and potentially the place to russian companies more on this and other stories after a short break. it always amazes me the lengths that people go to for things that are pointless people camped out for a week waiting for a new i phone that will be archaic by next year when the next one comes out every black friday many thankfully not all americans celebrate this holiest of shopping days by waiting outside of a wal-mart in the early morning to fight over trendy plastic gifts for their children that they're too young to appreciate hey even i'm willing to sometimes wake up early in the morning drive downtown and be twenty five bucks for parking to watch a football game under cations but just imagine a world where we actually were willing to wake up early and stand a big crowd for something say more important than some stupid gizmo or the sake of our favorite sports team just imagine iraq and that world would be yeah maybe standing around at some protester collecting signatures won't do an

now so i was talking about the huge the gigantic west current one project and apparently exxon mobile is to be replaced with a russian company indeed well the company has infuriated baghdad by signing deals with the northern kurdish region iraq is reportedly considering russia's lukoil and gas from nafta both of them already involved in the country but the russian companies declined to comment. capital outflow from russia could reach eighty four billion dollars this year same as two thousand and eleven according to the deputy minister of economic development since two thousand eight hundred two almost three hundred sixty billion dollars which is equal to the g.d.p. of the united arab emirates and the u.s. labor department has once again surprised investors with the jobless claims dropping by thirty thousand last week they announced. and at the lowest since two thousand and eight last week the unemployment rate which is a sticking point in the presidential debate dropped to seven point eight percent and this has had a big effect on the market supporting them today despite a downgrade b

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put it seems that exxon mobile has incurred the wrath of baghdad doing a series of deals with the separatists codes in the north of the country nearly a decade on from the us in led invasion of iraq the government is getting its independence and is about to move america's biggest oil flow from the west kona one oil project there are a number of other western oil firms also working in iraq chevron and total for example but they've also done deals with the kurds in the north and this means they should also be excluded from the west project and that pretty much leaves the russians the big question there is which russian company already has interests in iraq is developing the west to feel that the cost of several billions of dollars that's as it does north wish to increase its exposure gazprom you have to like some of the other foreign companies also doing deals in the north so really that just leaves rules you have to rules you have to made no comment but of course just russia's biggest state run oil for a wednesday this week president putin the iraqi prime minister he said at the time that he w

the most ceasier is the exxon mobil in torrance -- recent is the exxon mobil in torrance. >> i don't believe that. >> reporter: he said the last time he was selling $4.59, crude oil was selling $61 higher than today. prices should drop once they get back to their normal production levels. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now on gas prices. we checked aaa and the average for a gallon in oakland went up 9 cents over night to $4.34. in san francisco the average is $4.42. san jose drivers will pay $4.37. >>> police saw a drop in home burglaries after a spike in august. the number of break ins last month was 14. that compairs to 28 in august. -- compares to 28 in august. >>> thousands of federal workers will undergo training to spot and stop human sex traffickers, 55,000 will go through special training. it is due to growing concerns the government is losing the war against traffickers. >> so many cases, how widespread is this problem? >> i think it is very widespread and it is widespread because it can be a hidden crime. >> the national human trafficking resource center

and they'll always say, "well, exxon mobil or chevron or b.p." but i'll say, "no, morgan stanley."ticking] >> this is shaybah, a desert wilderness where temperatures can reach 135 degrees. beneath these sand dunes lie 18 billion barrels of oil, more than four times the proven reserves of alaska. and it's costing billions and billions to tap into it. with all the talk about kicking our addiction to foreign oil, the kingdom of saudi arabia is doing everything it can to keep the oil age going. let me be blunt: is it your hope to prevent a switch away from oil? somebody said the country is the oil business. i mean, you absolutely need to do this for your own survival. >> and what's wrong with that? [ticking] >> when the u.s. oil companies came here in the '40s and '50s, the americans moved into the area with their families and developed it to suit their tastes and their way of life. they created a replica of american suburbia. today you could be in the outskirts of houston or los angeles. it's almost like it's an enclave within saudi arabia. it's--different from the rest of the country

out and i burn them. [ laughter ] you are a brave man to be here because certainly someone at exxon mobile have must have a hit out for you. is this going to replace what we're using now? >> yes. >> stephen: is that a pipe dream? [cheers and applause] how did you get guys started is this solyndra money? is this obama stimulus money that built the battery? >> there was stimulus money. >> stephen: you just admitted it's stimulus money and that all went to solyndra. pick winners and losers. there's a division of department of energy. >> stephen: you are laughing because i busted you. you are totally nailed right now. >> no, there's a division of the department of energy that funds basic research, which i think is the legitimate role of government stoonchts speaking of basic research can't i make this thing by putting two nails in a lemon. sthnt a battery? >> it's a battery if the nails are of different composition. if you take two similar nails you won't get any voltage, no. >> stephen: so you built a better lemon? >> no a better battery. [ laughter ] >> stephen: what happens if i take a slic

and there was a power failure at exxon mobile refinery in los angeles.sts say california's gasoline is at the lowest levels in more than ten years. people we spoke with had their own opinions. >> i think because of the election it seems like every election goes on prices always rise. the last time i remember this, it went up over $5. it was when obama ran. >> reporter: take a look at what is happening in san jose. according to fuel gauge report a week ago regular unleaded was $4.16. yesterday $4.38. today the average is up to $4.54. that is a jump of $0.38. even though prices are high in the bay area, we are finding that in los angeles the prices are even higher. some gas station owners are shutting down their pumps because they don't want to charge the higher prices just to break even. >>> let's check in with sal. 5:38 is the time. how is traffic? >> good morning. traffic is still doing pretty well. in most areas. we haven't seen a lot of problems out there. we've had minor crashes that weren't causing any slow downs really. let's take a look at 80 west

>> above, the phillips in combination with exxon mobile. exxon mobil had a much better year.ld say that i would still look to buy it. now i would wait. i would wait to let it settle out and plateau and then i would like to buy it and buy more shares if. liz: waiting -- winning for losing. managing to make some great calls even though he, like many of you guys off -- and that is why we brought him on -- were very bearish on stocks. we will see what you do in the next sample of months. closing bell ringing in 17 minutes. he's calling for a market pullback, but he is not betting against everything. coming back after the break giving you $6 billion worth of investing advice with the top three funds he is betting on now that he truly believes will make you money. ♪ follow the wings. liz: doug jones industrials is on track to finish the week lower even though, you know what, when nearly fumbled of the games we just had, but there have been some pretty big movement. let's go to robert gray in the newsroom. what you picking of year. >> reporter: were taking a look at one of the winne

the exxon mobile refinery shut down yesterday after the facility lost power. gasbuddy.com says the heat caused a transformer at a nearby substation to malfunction. combine that with the refinery in richmond, and you have yet another perfect storm for high gas prices. the wholesale cost shot up $1.06 in one week. by friday, retail prices could spike 30 cents. if it keeps up, station owners will have to sell it at $4.75 a gallon to break even. 12 miles to the gallon in the city. blaming high gas prices on the heat is farfetched. >> the gas companies find any reason they can. it's going to be the heat. just another excuse. >> reporter: and the gas experts say if california doesn't pick up production and crank out more gas soon, we could see, worse case scenario, $5 gas. you can check out cbssf.com/gas. live in san jose, cbs 5. >>> well, they were trying to head off another disruptive demonstration. oakland city leaders gave protesters another reason to cut loose. cbs 5 reporter was there. kristen, what happened this time? >> well tonight, dozen of protesters were

the exxon mobile shut down yesterday. a transformer mal functioned.re that with the chevron refinery in richmond and you have a perfect storm for gas prices. the wholesale cost shot up $1.06 in a week. retail prices could spike by 30 cents. station owners may have oh sell unleaded at $4.75 just to break even. it's going to be painful for deb, whose suv gets 12 miles to the gallon in the city. blaming high gas prices on the heat is farfetched. >> the gas company finds any reason they can. if it's going to be the heat, it's just another excuse. >> reporter: if california doesn't pick up production soon we could see a worse case scenario of $5 gas. for the lowest gas prices check out cbssf.com. >> how does someone disappear without a trace? that's what family and friends of a missing bay area man want to know. he was last seen leaving a friend's house just a couple of blocks from home. that was two weeks ago. juliet good rich on the heart felt search to figure out what happened. >> i really think he's going to come home soon. >> reporter: friends and fam

and exxon mobile had a power failure is back online. >> it's interesting. >> the california energy commission says it is monitoring the supply. >> there is ample supply of gasoline to meet consumer demand. >> the state uses a special summer blend of fuel. it reduces smog emissions in the summertime. most is refined in california. some relief could come if they approved switching to the winter bland fuel earlier than october 31. some drivers, it doesn't matter. >> we should pay high gas prices, which of course is better forms of energy. >> now some tips to save on gasoline. keep your tires inflated. go easy on the gas and brake pedals. sudden starts or stops take more gas. and lighten the load. a lighter trunk uses less gas. and the best time of the day to fill your gas tank is in the morning because the fuel cools overnight and cooler gas is more dense, meaning you get more for your money. at least in theory. if you want to find the cheapest gas in our neighbor, go to our website. okay. >> i'll be waiting. thanks, sharon. >>> got plans to come to san francisco this weekend? you're not alone.

earnings from chevron, pfizer, exxon mobil. also, ford, chrysler owned fiat.n tuesday, the kay schiller index will report on home prices and on thursday, we get the auto sales numbers for october and on friday, the highly anticipated jobs number will be released. unemployment stands at 7.8% and finally, following security breaches on sites like linkedin -- leased its annual list of the most common worst passwords accord to the hackers wolf gotten them in the past. the top five contain the most sophisticated password as password and 123456. monkey, trust no one, ashley and jesus. if any of these are your passwords, i hope i don't have to tell you what to do right now. next week, the last big push before november 6th when america goes to the polling place to vote. keep it here, where wall street meets main street. have a great weekend, everybody. i'll see you again next weekend.

. >> chevron's facility is down, from a fire in august exxon mobile, tough to find gasoline because of the refinery production taking a big drop. >> reporter: on thursday, valero, the nations largest refinery, announce it would suspend the sales, although it would continue to supply its own gasoline, customers brace. it could bring more big jumps at the pump >> it will get worse before it gets better. >> reporter: there are also some high prices on the east coast, relatively speaking, new york and connecticut up over $4, but not seeing these huge price spikes. and brian, experts say here in california we could see it continue to climb for the next few days before we see any relief. >> just an unbelievable situation in california and elsewhere tonight. kristen dahlgren, from l.a., again thanks >>> a terrible pile-up to report out of florida this evening on i-75 southbound near sarasota at the start of the busy travel time, a three-day weekend for a lot of folks. the florida highway patrol reported nearly 50 vehicles involved in all, 52 injuries, including three air-lifted out of there.

the job creators are not exxon mobil. the big tax breaks to those who don't create jobs. second i'd invest more in infrastructure, light rail, highways, bridges, broadband rollout. >> reporter: george allen says cutting taxes and regulations will create jobs. >> reducing the tacks to a more flat simple -- to a more flat simple comparative 20%, 500,000 jobs would be created a year. second, there's too many burden some regulations that are impediments to small businesses hiring. obamacare is one of them. >> reporter: that's why allen is out to repeal and replace the affordable healthcare act. >> obamacare is an impediment to any business that has anywhere near 50 employees. >> to repeal the affordable care act would be a bad thing. you would take kids who are 21 to 26, kick them off their family policies. the act did that. the affordable care act provided seniors free preventive care under medicare and helped them with prescription drug prices. suddenly they're not going to get that. >> reporter: president obama favors letting the bush era tax cuts expire for those making $

exxon mobil is taking on a north face. the oil giant is buying canadian company celtic exploration for $3.1 billion in cash and stock. exxon is highly interested in expanding its presence in the oil-rich shale found in western canada. the deal is still up to celtic shareholders and the canadian government. more than 6 thousand disney hoodies and t-shirts are being recalled. the clothing was sold in sets at target from october to december of 2011. the u.s. consumer product safety commission says the hoodies contain excess levels of lead, which violates federal standards. no one has been hurt. for more information on the recall, contact the children's apparel network at (800) 919-1917. in earnings news, bank of america revenue topped $20 billion, falling short of analyst expectations. the bank blames litigation fees, but says mortgage lending is strong. pepsico had a nearly 5% decline in earnings due to higher costs and money spent on ads. the soda company is catching up to coke and did not notice a slowdown in china. profits

that power outage at the exxon/mobile and maintenance at phillips '66.all have slowed down production. >> any time that there is a procession of slowing production will see an increase in prices. >> ganassi those decreases -- cannot expect those decreases soon. >> this could stay into effect for the next couple of weeks. >> what is also frustrating is that these prices are still what summer prices usually are. and the san francisco, kron 4. >> we will be following the gas price story throughout this morning. and let us talk about something more pleasant with the script forecast. janu? >> good morning. and i think that we have a decent forecast. and towards saturday. fleet week is coming up. the festivities in san francisco it looks like the forecast is up about that morning fall could burn off. in time for the blue angels. however, let us also check the commute with iraq,. >> good morning, james. there are no problems on the freeways. eric utt-- >> good morning, james. and erica with just a few cardwith not many problems just a few-cars. with the fremont

they found hundreds of corporations, from coca-cola and koch industries to exxon mobil, pfizer, and wal-marthink tanks and foundations. two dozen corporate law firms and lobbying firms. and some thousand state legislators a few of them democrats, the majority of them republican. >> alec is a corporate dating service for lonely legislators and corporate special interests that eventually the relationship culminates with some special interest legislation and hopefully that lives happily ever after as the alec model. unfortunately what's excluded from that equation is the public. >> in the wisconsin statehouse, democratic representative mark pocan is trying to expose alec's fingerprints whenever he can. by one count, over a third of pocan's fellow wisconsin lawmakers are alec members. >> when you look around especially on the republican side of the aisle, a lot of members of alec, front row, alec, when you start going down to the chair of finance and some of the other members are all alec members, in fact the alec co-chair of the state, row by row you can point out people who have been members o

i think under a romney administration, a big large cap oil name like exxon mobil will do well.t entirely in love with energy here. and understand the congress that romney would be working with is not the congress that we had under president bush, which is a very pro-oil type of congress, right? >> stephanie link, take a position on hospital stock. one of the sectors that seems most obvious to gain under president obama affordable care act, more people heading into hospitals, getting care and the hospitals being reimbursed for that coverage where they otherwise might not be, those are the stocks pulling back right now as mr. romney seems to be gaining a bit in the polls. >> yeah, so i think hospitals and hmos are kind of interesting. i think universal health is one name that kind of focus on sight. and i think they're going to win no matter what. that's a higher growth part of the business in this case. so that's one i'll focus on. should it pull back materially from here? i like their acquisition strategy and one name i like on the hmo is aetna. i like the acquisition announced

exxon mobile said that a power failure is back online. california energy commission says they are monitoring the supply. >> there is ample supply of gasoline to meet consumer demand. >> reporter: the state uses a special summer blend of fuel. it reduces smog conditions in the summertime. most of it is refined in california. some relief could come if they approve switching to the less expensive winter blend fuel earlier than october 31. to some drivers it doesn't matter. >> now, we should pay high gas prices, which, of course, shows better forms of energy. >> reporter: now, some tips to save on gasoline. they recommend are keeping your tires inflated. go easy on the gas and brake pedals. they will use more gas. drive the speed limit going slower to concern fuel and lighten the load. a lighter view uses less gas. for the cheapest gas in your neighborhood, go to our website. live in emeryville, sharon chin, cbs5. >>> all right, you've got plans to come into san francisco this weekend? good luck. you will not be alone. a million extra people

where right now a big fire is burning at an exxon mobil plant. very few details coming into the fox newsrooms across the country. we don't know how the fire began and whether anyone is hurt there or whether or not the entire plant is evacuated. we will will keep an eye on this through the this newscast and bring you news as we get it secretary of state hillary clinton vowed to get to the bottom of the deadly consulate attack in libya no matter how long it takes. the fbi still has yet to even visit the scene. more than three weeks after the death of the united states ambassador chris stevens. and don't be too surprised if foreign policy somehow creeps into this debate tonight. a debate that is expected to focus and supposed to on domestic issues. ♪ leaving my homeland ♪ pling a lone hand ♪ my life begins today ♪ ♪ fly by night away from here ♪ ♪ change my life again ♪ ♪ fly by night, goodbye my dear ♪ ♪ my ship isn't coming ♪ and i just can't pretend oww! ♪ [ male announcer ] careful, you're no longer invisible in a midsize sedan. the volkswagen p

chevy refinery in richmond caught fire, and then within the past week in southern california, the exxon mobil refinery in torrance had a power failure and had to shut down. they just got it back working friday. >>> starbucks letting san francisco be the official taste testers of a brand new line of food, testing croissants with a plan to roll them out nationally. the new baked goods being rolled out after starbucks' $100 million purchase of la bulannj which is a small san francisco bakery chain. >>> shar bucks reporting a shortage, yes a shortage of pump skin spice for its popular autumn lattes. devastating news. they say some stores can't keep up with the demand this time of year dew to the deliveries of the sauce used to make the tasty treat. it won't affect all the stores nationwide, just a few of them. >>> on to business and tech, the u.s. house committee on intelligence released a report this morning warning american companies not to bialek tronnic equipment from two major chinese manufacturers. scott mcgrew joins us. the concern here is the devices could be used for spying. >> good morn

exxon mobile, those companies, listen, those guys need to make some money.i want to be able to- > > higher oil prices are showing an ability to pay worldwide in a strong global economy. that's the effect. > >round 3: do we have a recession already? > > is the glass half full or half empty? depends on how you want to look at it. i say absolutely not. the stock market is the indicator of the health of the financial markets, and we're at four-year highs. > > from a dictionary standpoint, we're at recession: two straight months of gdp decline. we haven't seen that- > > i studyied that in college. > > the market's forward- looking right now. the market's also saying that next year we're going to have 12% s&p growth in earnings. i don't think that's going to happen. so i think the market is looking ahead. i think we are headed more in the direction of recession than growth. but again, the data right now suggests that we're sort of stagnant more than anything. my problem is, i don't believe the growth or stock market prices are going to continue. and that's the pro

i think the most serious one was the one at the exxon mobil refinery fire in tore rens that seemed to be sort of the straw that broke the camel's back. >> some drivers have their doubts. >> some on, we've been through this before. i think that's a lot of crock, but that's just my opinion. i don't believe that. >> and all of them are hoping for some kind of relief. >> with three kids it's definitely a lot. >> tom robinson prices may continue to rise but they should start to drop once the refineries get back to their normal production levels. live in fremont, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more de tails now on that spike in prices at the pump. here if the bay area the current gas price coming from triple a say a gallon of regular unledded 4.37. in oakland just a few cents cheaper ot 34 and most expensive to fill your tank in san francisco. that's where gas is averaging 4.43 a gallon. >>> salvatore cordileone was installed this afternoon. the arch by shop delivered but did not address commissioners during the two-hour mass. cordileone is seen because of his strong stance against home sexuality

there was also a power failure at an exxon mobil refinery in southern california this week and a pipeline shutdown that further cut supplies so much that some gas stations ran out of gas includinging a costco near los angeles, so some station owners saying they're thinking of shutting down comple completely. they say it's too difficult to sell at these prices. >> kristen dahlgren in southern california. >>> and late news tonight about that u.s. border patrol agent killed earlier this week along the arizona mexico border. mark potter, who has covered the drug war extensively for us, is in sierra vista where he lived with his family. good evening. >> reporter: federal investigators tell nbc news that based on evidence they have found so far, they are looking into whether the shooting may have been a friendly fire incident. agents shooting at each other. he was shot and killed early tuesday morning while responding to desert sensors that track illegal movement across the word board e. they had reported being fired upon about five miles knnorth o the border. u.s. and local officials blamed th

earnings will be out from chevron, pfizer, exxon mobil. auto companies will release earnings.rice leaner will owned fiat. the schiller index will report on home prices in 20 u.s. cities. on thursday we get auto sales numbers for october. on friday, the jobs report will be released. we will find out how many jobs the economy lost or gained in the last month. unemployment stands at 7.8% currently. finally today, a following security breach on sites like linkedin, yahoo and eharmony. they released the annual list of the most common worst passwords according to hackers who got them in the past. pass word, as a pass word and 123456 as another pass word. further down, monkey, trust no one, ashley and new this year jesus. if any of these are your passwords that you use, i hope i don't have to tell you what to do right now. that will do it for us today. thank you for joining me. america goes to the polling place to vote. we have the election issues covered here. keep it here where wall street meets main street. have a great week, everybody. i will see you again next weekend.

there was a power failure at an exxon mobil refinery in southern california. a company spokesman said that refinery is back online, but some say it's too little too late. >> i ride my bike to work due to the increase of gas prices. they've been increasing, can't afford it. >> reporter: in california gasoline inventories are the lowest in more than 10 years. the situation is made worse by the state's strict pollution requirements which require a special blend of clean burning gas during the hot summer months. in new york jeri willis, fox business. >>> they're back, those pesky stink bugs returning in a big way. you don't have to tell people near linden virginia. at kernos ball's home the stink bugs are everywhere. instead of enjoying his retirement he's cleaning up stink bugs, buckets of them. >> the whole neighborhood is covered. everybody up here has got the same problem. when i go in the garage through the backdoor there, i have to take my clothes off because i'm covered with them. >> he found a spray that kills about 20% of the bugs. in the meantime the usd

production on august she have respect refinery fire in richmond, high pressure in toerns power surge at exxon mobile and maintenance on crude oil pipe in southern california >> all of these refinery issues coming together at the same time l essentially the perfect storm if you will. >>reporter: pricey storm gas buddy.com says is driving up wholesale gas prices for retailers. who are then raising prices at the pump. >> there is not a shortage per se. there is more a perception of shortages. >>reporter: it was price and oil forecaster insist the reason for the current gas price surge are false. >> everybody is jack up their wholesale prices not because of current shortages but washington they anticipate to be shortages. >>reporter: he says consumers are being held hostage by shortage scare that doesn't exist. but everyone agrees prices are going up. and they will continue going up by as much as 10 cents a day this week. hitting california consumers right where it hurts. >> keep going up. and the economy not so good writ now so making it harder for us. >>reporter: so what can we do? hibgy says if consu

hexecutive for exxon mobil was shot and killed in front of his wifen a suburb of brussels, belgium. it happened on october 14th. belgian authorities imposed a news blackout because of the severity of the crime. the executive and his wife walking towards his car when two men tried to grab the wife's purse the husband was shot four times and died there on the spot. on the same day the afghan president urged the tell a ban insurgence to stop killing other afghans. at least 35 people were attacked they were gathering to celebrate a holiday. >> police in pakistan say six people have been arrested of the shooting over the 15 year-old teenager who spoken for women's education. the pakistan police said the suspect-test the main suspect still at large. there uc thstudy for a bachelorf science and physics. police detained his family for questioning. it is not a clue what his role was behind the attack of the 15 year-old girl. police are looking into that. >> from coming up with will recap our top stories. the entire city of san francisco continue to celebrate t

production on august she have respect refinery fire in richmond, high pressure in toerns power surge at exxon mobilece on crude oil pipe in southern california >> all of these refinery issues coming together at the same time l essentially the perfect storm if you will. >>reporter: pricey storm gas buddy.com says is driving up wholesale gas prices for retailers. who are then raising prices at the pump. >> there is not a shortage per se. there is more a perception of shortages. ds price and oil forecaster insist the reason for the current gas price surge are false. >> everybody is jack up their wholesale prices not because of current shortages but washington they anticipate to be shortages. >>reporter: he says consumers are being held hostage by shortage scare that doesn't exist. but everyone agrees prices are going up. and they will continue going up by as much as 10 cents a day this week. hitting california consumers right where it hurts. going going up. and the economy not so good writ now wro making it harder for us. >>reporter: so what can we do? hibgy says if consumeruy 10% less gas over the nex

we're going to be watching for exxon mobil, at&t and boeing. it could be a bumpy ride. sharyn alfonsi, abc news, new york. >> thanks to sharyn. >>> and tropical storm sandy is on its way to becoming a hurricane as it heads for jamaica and cuba this morning. winds from hitting 65 miles per hour. and sandy could dump up to a foot of rain as it comes pass hispanio hispaniola. it will possibly bring rough surf to the east coast. >>> and downpours have hit the streets of kingston, where jamaicans have been securing their windows and clearing out grocery store shelves. the government is earning residents to take storm warnings seriously, especially those living in flood-prone areas. >> good to see sandy veering out to sea, as opposed to coming in. exactly. >>> time, now, for weather from across the country. light morning showers in the northeast. some severe storms around minneapolis, des moines, omaha, and kansas city. a wintry mix from rapid city to salt lake city. some snow in the cascades. and some showers from seattle to portland. >> 50s in the pacific northwest. mostly