this is from jackson port. i snapped this picture. a rainbow. you get a lot of those out there.moon took place. you can literally. if anyone was walking up there. you would see them. what a nice day. here we are in a brand new month. there have been 11 months everyone above normal. we finished september about a half degree above normal. these things cannot this time of the year. they are bringing rain. it was cool in the western suburbs last night. we had thirties. wait until you see what is coming this weekend. it makes a big difference where you are located. this high level over chemist cast. this is geneva out and the fox valley. there is washington d.c.. fall colors even showing up in that area. a pretty nice day going. we could have some real chilly air for the weekend. temperatures are pretty uniform. even though it has cooled over 24 hours ago. the wind is late and off of the lake. humidity 45, do 0.42. the advisory for wind. these are advisories' for fire potential parent. this is the second fastest cooling month. we go through the next 27 hours, you will see how the clo

justice are sincere. >> i don't think our epa merchandi administrator jackson is rolling over at night thinking about the poor blacks in portrthur texas. >> they think the obama administration employs many bogus arguments against fossil fuels. >> several years ago they had the billings to get offshore alaska. obama epa held that up with various image tive reasons for a total of 3 years. >> the most imaginative delay tactic he says the vessels they would approach air permissible levels. >> action by the congress took the entire jurisdiction of that particular matter out of the epa's hands so this vital project could move on. >> the epa wouldn't talk to us they only sent a statement which inserted the protections on the environment and that quote for over 40 years the epa has taken sensible step that is protect the air we breathe and the water we drink. this there is a moratorium after the bp oil spill. carol browner imposed it over an objection that would kill more jobs in the region already devastated by the spill. browner sited a panel of experts that she said recommended stopping all exploration and drilling in the gulf.

justice are sincere. >> i don't think our epa merchandi administrator jackson is rolling over at night thinking about the poor blacks in portma administration employs many bogus arguments against fossil fuels. >> several years ago they had the billings to get offshore alaska. obama epa held that up with various image tive reasons for a total of 3 years. >> the most imaginative delay tactic he says the vessels they would approach air permissible levels. >> action by the congress took the entire jurisdiction of that particular matter out of the epa's hands so this vital project could move on. >> the epa wouldn't talk to us they only sent a statement which inserted the protections on the environment and that quote for over 40 years the epa has taken sensible step that is protect the air we breathe and the water we drink. this there is a moratorium after the bp oil spill. carol browner imposed it over an objection that would kill more jobs in the region already devastated by the spill. browner sited a panel of experts that she said recommended stopping all exploration and drilling in the gulf. that wasn't true. an interior depa

justice are sincere. >> i don't think that our epa administrator jackson is turning over at night thinking about the four blacks and port arthur texas. >> david vitter thinks the obama administration employs many bogus arguments against fossil fuels. >> several years ago they lease rights offshore alaska and obama epa held that up for various image tive reasons for total of about 3 years. >> the most imaginative delay tactics he says serving emissions from shell's ice breaking vessels would approach. only approach impermissible air pollution levels. >> took action and took the entire jurisdiction of that particular matter out of the epa's hands for this vital pr g project to move on. >> the epa wouldn't talk to us they only sent a statement which concerted the good faith efforts on the environment that: >> president obama climate czar carol browner opposed it over objection it would kill even more jobs in the region already devastated by the spill. but browner sited a panel of experts that she said recommended stopping all exploration and drilling in the gulf. but that wasn't true. interior department inspector general

jackson wanted for a murder last month was still inside. it wasn't just before 5:00 p.m. that officers completed the search of the home and found it empty. >>> commissioners at the port of oakland have resumed an emergency closed-door meeting that began friday including an almost $4,500 trip to a houston strip club. >> now going to closed session at the hour of 5:48. >> a receipt for the treasured gentlemen's club was among the more than 1 thousand pages of expenses we obtained through the california public records act. that receipt knows that the port's director of maritime james kwon paid for 12 people, a delegation of executives from hyundai and burlington northern santa fe, the railroad company. it has no records of any executives being in houston at that time. the port has not yet respond ed ed. >> it'll handle complaints of election fraud and voting rights such as discrimination at the polls, intimidating reviving voters buying and selg votes and making ballots for voters. >> very important step to, again, just show more trance paraphernalia si to have elections process, also show how offices work together in san francisco when it comes to their elections. >> the hot line

port will talk about this case again on october 18. live in oakland, cbs5. >>> oakland's s.w.a.t. team comes up empty handed after a four-hour standoff. they were looking for murder suspect geoffrey jackson, wanted for killing a 24-year- old man, savage. grandson of emeryville's first african mayor. around 3:30 today, s.w.a.t. teams stormed the house on southeast 21st street. investigators suspected that jackson was hiding there. the house turned out to be empty. >>> earlier today a 21-year-old man became oakland's 100th homicide of the year. he was shot to death about 1:00 a.m. on hilton street in the city's melrose district. this is the fourth time since 2008 that the city has seen more than 100 homicides. four this year have been deemed justifiable homicides, including a fatal police shooting. >>> his alleged crimes have made him legendary. but tonight a morin county teenager is headed to trial for stealing a celebrity chef's lambo. ann notarangelo has more on why he's facing even more serious charges. >> today has nothing to do with the guilt or innocence of my client. >> reporter: his attorney admits he's a bit disappointed that his client's case is moving towards trial. he says tha