it's still watching for showers right now around knoxville road.ainfall could be moderate in pockets at this hour, just sitting there. the brurnt of the storm shifted to the east. it's winding down. as we take a look, you'll see them. this next one due in here tomorrow. around mid day. and the third system coming in saturday afternoon going into sunday. let's check out a closer view of the next storm. tomorrow morning 5:00 a.m. you can see just light showers. santa rosa area. as day goes on, rainfall will start to pick up. and it will be steadiest around the north bay at noon time. still, not much showing up until later into the evening. when the rain begins to move down towards the coastline. we'll see some heavier rain developing. into thursday night into friday. with the next storm, saturday afternoon, going into sunday, these two storms will combine for a possible flooding

it's saturday, and in iowa that means sprint car racing at knoxville raceway. they may look like toys, but don't be fooled. the average sprint car can reach speeds of up to 140 miles per hour. it's a family tradition that mike houseman has carried on for more than eight years. >> sprint cars are probably the most powerful dirt car there is. my dad raced for like 25 years. mainly here in knoxville. my brother races now. my cousin raced, my grandpa raced. so it's a big kind of family deal with us. >> but on this night, the family dynasty almost comes to a tragic end. >> i remember the start of the race, starting up front, i remember running a few laps under green, then battling with another car side by side. he kept getting closer and closer to me. >> the two drivers jockey back and forth for the lead until mike suddenly realizes something the wrong. >> one lap i didn't see him. i just felt a hard impact. the next thing i knew i was in the air. >> trouble. >> while i was in the air, i could feel my tank had ruptured. i started feeling the fuel dump on me. >> mike

now advancing down toward novato and spreading east, knoxville road, picking up sprinkles. will continue to move south throughout the course of the evening. another batch just developed to the south and west. and will slide towards the south and east so a chance of maybe a sprinkle, a little mist and drizzle overnight. right now we're in the 50s, a few low 60s. in san jose right now, 61 degrees. our forecast. drizzle and areas of fog overnight. mainly north bay and near the coast. chance of sprinkles maybe north for monday afternoon, and the showers return for the entire bay area late tuesday and wednesday. lows tonight pretty uniform, in the north and east bay location, in he 40s. 52 for san francisco. san jose, 48 degrees. now, let me explain to you tomorrow's forecast. we have this cold front. it is going to stay to the north for the next couple of days. we have high pressure trying to build in and here's the bay area. sandwiched between the two systems. so i'm look for partly cloudy conditions tomorrow, the bulk of the rain will stay well to the north of the bay area. y

. >> and johnny knoxville is in the movie. >> jimmy: chelsea handler and johnny knoxville on the sameeers ] >> that's trouble. that's everybody's reaction. but it didn't get too crazy. they were good. >> jimmy: they were good? okay. >> yeah. >> jimmy: well, you're being very nice about it. well -- i know you went to the mall of america to promote this thing. >> i did. >> jimmy: which is in minneapolis. >> it's in minneapolis. [ cheers ] yeah. >> jimmy: there you go. minnesota people out there. >> look at that. hey, guys. >> jimmy: it's a giant mall and you went on a roller coaster in a mall? >> they have a theme park inside the mall. it's just crazy. >> jimmy: i've never heard of this. >> yeah, we went on this roller coaster, and it has a few drops. and you go on twists and turns and everything inside -- but then, it's weird because you're, like, upside down. you're like, "oh, look! there's the food court!" >> jimmy: you're excited. then you're nervous. and then, you see -- then you see orange julius. >> exactly. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: so you're on the rollercoaster. you instagr

they came to knoxville and we outlasted them that night. >> gus: so, sc will get the ball at the 35. with 1:52 to go. down 62-45. matt barkley, 29 of 48, 412 yards passing, 4 touchdowns, 2 interceptions. and matt barkley complete to marqise lee as kiko alonso flinfling s him to the turf. barkley. hit and caught, agholor. and they give him the catch at the 36. >> charles: see the good concentration in that. there's the tip. and how about agholor seeing it and catching it for a first down. >> gus: a 21-yard gain. and a time-out called by the ducks. >> referee: time-out, oregon. time-out number three. 30-second time-out. >> gus: so, where do the trojans go from here is the big question as you take a look at their upcoming schedule. >> charles: in a sense they cede control of the pac-12 south with this loss. but they can wrench it back by winning against arizona state and at ucla. i think ucla if they win tonight goes into the driver's seat, they're playing arizona this evening. but arizona -- excuse me, usc/ucla head to head could end up deciding this thing, which would almost be, what

so knoxville, dallas and pittsburgh are in a very small club.ng deeply at the numbers, we see knoxville informed in infrastructure -- invested in infrastructure, often spending money from the government through its federal stimulus program. and dallas was not hit as hard as many cities in the housing industry plunge. and then there's this coming to light today, the mayor of detroit now admitting his city has reached a breaking point, bankruptcy on a the table, we're told, but the mayor hoping to avoid that by furloughing some of the 11,000 city workers, and that will begin in january. quickly, though, back to the good news. three of our 76 recognized major metro areas are feeling some relief. doesn't sound good when you put it that way, but that's the deal. long way to go yet, jenna. jenna: that's the context, but it is 3 of 76. all right, harris, thank you. jon: pittsburgh did a great job of diversifying when steel sort of went away, and it shows. jenna: here i thought it had something to do about the football team. jon: i'm a bronco fan, it's

they came to knoxville and we outlasted them that night. >> gus: so, sc will get the ball at the 35. with 1:52 to go. down 62-45. matt barkley, 29 of 48, 412 yards passing, 4 touchdowns, 2 interceptions. a matt barkley complete to marqise lee as kiko alonso flinfling s him to the turf. barkley. hit and caught, agholor. and they give him the catch at the 36. >> charles: see the good concentration in that. there's the tip. and how about agholor seeing it and catching it for a first down. >> gus: a 21-yard gain. and a time-out called by the ducks. >> referee: time-out, oregon. time-out number three. 30-second time-out. >> gus: so, where do the trns go from here is the big question as you take a look at their upcoming schedule. >> charles: in a sense they cede control of the pac-12 south with this loss. but they can wrench it back by winning against arizona state and at ucla. i thk ucla if they win tonight goes into the driver's seat, they're playing arizona this evening. but arizona -- excuse me, usc/ucla head to head could end up deciding this thing, which would almost be, what is that

and in knoxville new hampshire, that is the first to vote in the presidential election and the 10 registered voters are there for the first time ever it was a tie. 5 times for president barack obama and more for president barack obama. >> voters have already voted. jeanine joins us from the registrar's office and i know people are showing up, so what is happening now jeanine? >> we have already started to see some activity. this is a registrar's office and it's also a polling place and it is a vote by male drop off box. cars are lining up and people inside are handing in their ballots. now we have already seen several people drive through the parking lot to drop off their ballots before 5:00 a.m. they will be here to help open all the voter offices and they are expecting a high voter turnout and they wanted to make sure their voices were heard. >> it was important for me to vote and get my voice heard. to vote on the propositions i like and dislike. i am here at 5:00 a.m. making sure he gets in today. >> 29 people have been here compared to the other election and they had an 86% turnout and

they came to knoxville and we outlasted them that night. >> gus: so, sc will get the ball at the 35. with 1:52 to go. down 62-45. matt barkley, 29 of 48, 412 yards passing, 4 touchdowns, 2 interceptions. and matt barkley complete to marqise lee as kiko alonso flinfling s him to the turf. barkley. hit and caught, agholor. and they give him the catch at the 36. >> charles: see the good concentration in that. there's the tip. and how about agholor seeing it and catching it for a first down. >> gus: a 21-yard gain. and a time-out called by the ducks. >> referee: time-out, oregon. time-out number thout. >> gus: so, where do the trojans go from here is the big question as you take a look at their upcoming schedule. >> charles: in a sense they cede control of the pac-12 south with this loss. but they can wrench it back by winning against arizona state and at ucla. i think ucla if they win tonight goes into the driver's seat, they're playing arizona this evening. but arizona -- excuse me, usc/ucla head to head could end up deciding this thing, which would almost be, what is that a "back to t

joining us live and exclusively on the phone from knoxville, tennessee, jimmy haslam pilot flying j chairman, 650 different travel and gasoline station areas all across the united states and canada. all of them, jimmy, in storm-affected areas open and running. how is that possible? >> everything is open and running. and liz, as you know, our basic background is in the truck stop business. and our primary customer is the diesel customer, the trucking company, and those companies rely heavily on us to keep their trucks rolling. so we keep millions and millions of gallons in storage, in either pipelines or terminals around the country. and that enables us when a hurricane or a storm or some type of extraordinary event comes up, to be able to keep in product, in this case, the big push was on gasoline because of the proximity to new york city, and we have three travel centers in close proximity to new york city, and all of them were down a max a day because of power, and then we had generators brought in and they all have gasoline and obviously sold a tremendous amount of gasoline the last four

they are on the road in knoxville, tennessee today. tigers are playing the volunteers. 64 degrees. a 12:21 kickoff. missouri plays exact football. gamecocks of carolina hosting the razorback of arkansas better known as arkansas in columbia today at noon. 73 and sunny down there. my beloved sooners avenging the rg iii loss from last year. we were 20-0 against baylor when that win happened for baylor last year. this year we go back to our winning ways. let's hope. it is going to be super windy out thin the plains states toda >> time for a comeback. >>> the time right now is 10:20. -- two redskins are sharing their health secrets next. >>> baby virsus dragon. the new viral video. it's my coffee when i want it. you press a button, you have great dunkin' coffee. i got my coffee for the morning, i got my dunkin' k-cup packs for the rest of the day. only available at dunkin' donuts restaurants. america runs on dunkin' coffee. ♪ we were skipping stones ♪ and letting go ♪ over the river and down the road ♪ [ female announcer ] at nature valley,

so does knoxville. in comes the rain in the southeast. an unofficial term. denver, chicago, atlanta, dallas. you're getting a warm-up in the next couple of days. let's hope that warm air. emeril's like, can we all go to oz? >> they have heat over >> all of that weather was brought to you by hotels.com. oh, josh? >> oh, sam. >>> emeril, great to have you here. the countdown to thanksgiving. he has special twists on all of your traditional dishes. you can find the recipes on goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! let's dive right in. >> the hot soup. >> what have we got? >> the first thing we're going to make, everybody has been asking, what do i make for thanksgiving? this is a potato leek soup. by the way, if this was summer and it was this cold, it would be. we're going to add the leeks. if you add the leeks first, the water won't crisp the bacon up. a little salt, a little pepper, we're going to add in here now. and basically, from there, what we're going to do is this. we're going to add -- once that sweats down about four or five minutes, w

host: let's go to charles in knoxville, tenn. on the democratic line. you are on with lindy paull.ler: good morning. i wonder if the tax cut for the top 2% did not have the reverse effect of reducing job creation investment because there was no reason to shield their income from taxes. if the tax rate goes up on that group, there would be incentive again for investment in order to shield taxes, their income from taxes. or don't you agree? guest: you are touching on one point that we have not had a chance to talk about. why do people really support a low rate tax system? you can debate over what that rate is. the reason they do is because it helps take the tax out of the equation, you know, the kind of tax planning around things to try to reduce your tax. every time tax rates go up, people get back into the mode of planning around it, particularly at this time of year. the top rate is up 35%. it goes to 39.6% next year. they may do a little planning to try to defer deductions to next year or to put in come into this year. or if the capital gains rate goes up to 20% next year, becaus

host: let's go to knoxville, tenn., on the republican line. caller: tell the previous caller that we get those cities to vote for republicans, maybe that -- maybe things would improve. affirmative action does not help blacks and minorities. is to help the democratic party when elections. that's what it was set up for and that's why the people of michigan voted it down. in the universities, they said we have 60% of women in this graduating class and that is because you have 60% women in the freshman class and the reason you are admitting so many women and minorities because they are more likely to vote democrat. the lady that is suing the university of texas has got more problems not because he is wide but because she is a republican. the republicans -- the universities are heavily involved in grants and democratic money coming from washington. i urge everybody or anybody to read horowitz "one-party classroom." they had one of 18 people in the department and 117 of them were democrats. host: in the time we have left, i want to get your thoughts

host: let's hear from linda in knoxville, attempt -- tennessee, a democrat. caller: my qualification is that i was m. originally an arpnet user since 1976. what role as the successful effort by seminal low-level operating system companies, particularly microsoft, had at getting laws passed that give them no legal liability when flaws in their software open up holes for intrusion? guest: i don't know specifically what microsoft lobbying process is. i think companies need to understand the impacts of their products on the private-sector. i know many companies in the software world who have worked very diligently to close gaps in their products for security. i know they have worked with law enforcement and others to understand what those threats are so they can be more aggressive and more robust and their capabilities. host: take us back into the work of the fbi itself. does it have the know-how to combat this problem the way you think it should? guest: the fbi has made tremendous strides in hiring. when i started, we looked for good investigators and tried to t

let's go to knoxville, tenn essee, a democratic caller. you are on the air.ler: if the republicans are serious about compromise, they would take out their grover norquist pledges in front of cameras and tear them in half and say we are not going to put this one man in front of 300 million americans. i was happy to hear harry reid yesterday trot out the filibuster and possibly want to serve that up for thanksgiving. that is my comment. thank you. guest: they are probably not going to take those out and tear them up but you are starting to see john boehner and other republicans try to figure out what language to use to try to indicate they would be willing to negotiate revenue. increases in federal revenue as part of a comprehensive package which will be the boundaries of this negotiation, the idea of trimming deductions and loopholes. in the end, more federal revenue means someone is paying more in taxes whether it is a tax increase or deductions they were not getting which amounts to an increase. to virginia, a republican caller. caller: i have two comments.

host: let's go to knoxville, tenn., on the republican line. caller: tell the previous caller that we get those cities to vote for republicans, maybe that -- maybe things would improve. affirmative action does not help blacks and minorities. is to help the democratic party when elections. that's what it was set up for and that's why the people of michigan voted it down. in the universities, they said we have 60% of women in this graduating class and that is because you have 60% women in the freshman class and the reason you are admitting so many women and minorities because they are more likely to vote democrat. the lady that is suing the university of texas has got more problems not because he is wide but because she is a republican. the republicans -- the universities are heavily involved in grants and democratic money coming from washington. i urge everybody or anybody to read horowitz "one-party classroom." they had one of 18 people in the department and 117 of them were democrats. host: in the time we have left, i want to get your thoughts

let's go to knoxville, tennessee, a democratic caller. you are on the air. caller: if the republicans are serious about compromise, they would take out their grover norquist pledges in front of cameras and tear them in half and say we are not going to put this one man in front of 300 million americans. i was happy to hear harry reid yesterday trot out the filibuster and possibly want to serve that up for thanksgiving. that is my comment. thank you. guest: they are probably not going to take those out and tear them up but you are starting to see john boehner and other republicans try to figure out what language to use to try to indicate they would be willing to negotiate revenue. increases in federal revenue as part of a comprehensive package which will be the boundaries of this negotiation, the idea of trimming deductions and loopholes. in the end, more federal revenue means someone is paying more in taxes whether it is a tax increase or deductions they were not getting which amounts to an increase. host: let's go to virginia, a republican caller. caller: i

let's go to knoxville, tennessee, a democratic caller. you are on the air. caller: if the republicans are serious about compromise, they would take out their grover norquist pledges in front of cameras and tear them in half and say we are not going to put this one man in front of 300 million americans. i was happy to hear harry reid yesterday trot out the filibuster and possibly want to serve that up for thanksgiving. that is my comment. thank you. guest: they are probably not going to take those out and tear them up but you are starting to see john boehner and other republicans try to figure out what language to use to try to indicate they would be willing to negotiate revenue. increases in federal revenue as part of a comprehensive package which will be the boundaries of this negotiation, the idea of trimming deductions and loopholes. in the end, more federal revenue means someone is paying more in taxes whether it is a tax increase or deductions they were not getting which amounts to an increase. host: let's go to virginia, a republican caller. caller: i

. >> host: let's hear from linda, knoxville, tennessee. linda is a democrat for shawn henry.good morning. >> caller: my qualifications are commenting on this is i've been originally and arpanet user, and more laterally an internet user since 1976. my question is, what role has the successful effort by seminal low-level operating system companies, most of the microsoft, had at getting laws passed that give them no legal liability when flaws in the software open up gaping holes for intrusion? >> guest: so, i don't know specifically what microsoft's lobbying process is. i think that companies need to understand the impact of their products on the private sector. i know many companies in the software world who have worked very diligently to close gaps in their product has relates to security. i know that they've worked with law enforcement and others to understand what those threats are so that they can be more aggressive and more robust in their capabilities. >> host: back, take us back into the work of the fbi itself. does it have the know-how to combat this problem the way tha