at least a few showers towards d.c., light sprinkle in harr harrisbu harrisburg.hese are in the direction of minneapolis over a couple hours that may cause airlines delays. 11 a.m. central watch. in line of the fire for some thunderstorms. chicago on the dry. but at least hot side of things. easily with mid 90s. cooler temperatures in time fort gik of the weekend. gulf coast, if you're heading in that direction, next couple of days we'll be continuing to track tropical depression 13. if it mansion to reach storm strength, you'll be talking about tropical storm jose at that point. wet weather into chicago, some of that toward the mid-atlantic and northeast corridor in time for sunday. weekend plans i split weekend. saturday the pick of the two in new york city and towards d.c. by monday. many of the same areas clear out. lynn? >>> thanks, todd. coming up, a reality tv star is sued for animal abuse. >>> plus, can a fictional account of a secret moon mission knock the champ out of the top spot at the box office. your first look at entertainment is straight ahead. you

. >> reporter: i'm live at berkeley harr where, with are we talked to captains of this charter fishing boats docked behind me. those captains say the numbers, that 11 million number does not add up. if there were more fish in the sea, they say they'd know about it. >> the captain of this charter boat used to take out two groups a day. now he is down to two a week. >> it's been very difficult. it's been a very difficult season. >> this group call their share of salmon today, indicating the fish population is increasing, but slowly. from january to september 7th, california fish and game reported camping 11 million fish in the screens around the delta pumps. mostly split tails. but 35,000 chinook salmon were also caught and relocated. >> and i haven't seen 11 million salvaged out there. i see some fish, but it's a token of what our seasons used to be. >> we spoke with several fish and game biologists today who say the majority of fish species survived the salvage process. but they're so small, less than 3 inches, that fishermen may not notice. >> have no idea what they're talking about.

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destroyed many fields and farms and now growers are scrambling to salvage what's left of their harr vessments will the weather cooperate? maria molina is life in the fox weather center. hi marie. >> a hey, rick. we are looking at much improvement as far as the additional precipitation goes in the northeast. this weekend should be dry. clouds and few scattered showers. not a big deal. the big deal right now is those cooler temperatures across the region. we actually have frost advisories across portions of new england and upstate new york meaning you could be waking up in these areas, walking outside early sunday morning to frost on your windshields. i think that is a scary thought. we also have some freeze warnings issued out because some of these temperatures will be dropping to the low 30's or even upper 20's. you are looking at potentially some crops that could be damaged or killed because of these really cold temperatures and hard freeze across the region. that is going to be the possibility tonight across portions of new england in the northeast. otherwise, other areas tonight also looki

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she's getting some tips from a valuable source, kneneil patric harr harris. the emmys two years ago. we talked to him yesterday as he got a star on the hollywood walk of fame. this was his advice for jane p. >> you have to be welcoming and inclusive eand also very adept and light on your feet and ready to change if the show is running long and ready to improvise if something funny happens. but that's her bread and butter. i'm never a fan in award show situations of hosts heckling audience members. so i would discourage her from that. >> reporter: you heard it there from neil. don't jab the last part, which might be a alittle dig at ricky gervais. some people thought he was a little insulting to hollywood stars. you may remember he zinged everybody from charlie sheen to johnny deb. we'll see if jane lynch goes there sunday night. i kind of want her to, just to mix things up, make the show a little exciting. >> you can't blame them. i'm sure they're under a lot of pressure, it it's scary even though this is what they do for a living. >> reporter: it's frighteni

. -- we aren't jennings bryan and harr and. >> why? >> she talked about recidivism. there are echoes of him even today. i was at a rally -- not a rally -- a republican event, with the republican establishment, actually, in the war room. all of a sudden, this chant breaks out, "end the fed! end the fed!" that is ron paul's crowd. these things do not disappear throughout the years. that is the cross of gold speech, the modern version. they reappear, even if they lose. >> in their redefine defeat. >> over and over again, there are people who lose an election, and in the immediate sense they would be written off, but who in fact in some cases turn out to be catalysts for political changes that will transform the country. think of al smith in 1928. he lost to herbert hoover, the paved the way for franklin roosevelt and the urban immigrant labor coalition that sustain the democratic party of through john f. kennedy. even more, barry goldwater, who lost overwhelmingly in 1964, and people said the conservatism was dead. but the fact is, coldwater planted the seed of the cons