this is video of lake michigan today. local surfers delight intense winds of up to 60 miles per hour whipped up waves of 12- 18'. normally the waves off lake michigan measure in inches. forecasters say conditions will calm down by tomorrow. >> mark tamayo is getting all excited looking at that video. any kind of wave is a good thing. let's check in with the weather center and what is happen, mark? >> you need a thick wet suit at lake michigan. in the bay area, san francisco 70 degrees santa rosa, livermore and concord. basically a constant for the good portion, nearly immediate coastline, so the low cloud fog pushing into the bay. livermore 60. and oakland last check reporting partly cloudy skies and here is our live camera looking to the bay bridge. the fact that we can see the bridge shows us that we don't have much in the way of dense fog, but that fog near the golden gate bridge pushing into the bay the next 3-6 hours. upper 30s for santa rosa, fremont 49, most of the area starting out sunday morning in the 40s, but a

you see snow here near lake michigan. the winds off the lake, the lake is warm, the air is cold, it picks up the moisture and drops it in the form of snow. we've cleared out nicely. generally clear overnight. and a cool but sunshiny thursday, friday. temperatures below normal. by the weekend, this moves off and it begins to warm up. thursday night frost and freeze advisories north and west of the area into friday morning. the bay temperature around 63. overnight down to 35. tomorrow 54, breezy, clouds and sunshine. 54 on friday. again, thursday night, friday morning a good chance of frost. close to 60 sunday and monday. not a bad weekend. >> fun. thank you. >>> coming up, mark will have the night's sport report. >> the ravens hope to get better and healthier when they resume play after the bye week. we'll hear how one ravens revival could be a key to their, >>> the ravens may not have a game this sunday, but they're still practicing. we have more in tonight's fan sports report. >> ravens players began their mini vacations

look at lake effect snow off lake michigan, lake huron, lake ontario. it is colder in the east. back home we have cloud cover with no rain and no fog. we will talk about temperatures stepping out dress for the upper 40's in the north bay valley through concord and fairfield and everyone else in the low-to-mid fists including san ramon at 51 and livermore at 53 and san jose and oakland and 51 in san francisco. you can see the cloud cover is out there but it is at a higher elevation than yesterday. we will have sunshine and it will take a while today because we are at 2,000 feet. we need the ground to get warm. the higher of cloud, the less ground to get warm so temperatures are cooler than acknowledge. warmer this weekend, cooler next week with a transition that usually has rain but it will not happen. the visibility shows through the morning commute you can see cloud cover everywhere cheering by noon but still some hanging along the valleys. by 2:00 that is gone and our cloud cover is out to the coast. temperatures will be in the upper 60's to low 70's through the south bay and

it will be mostly dry in the midwest with some lake-effect snow south of lake superior and lake michigand it will be another mostly dry and mild day across most of the west. >>> in sports game one of the world series in boston last night, and the red sox get some early help from the umpires. in the first inning dustin pedroia is called out at second base even though cardinals' shortstop pete kozma clearly dropped the ball, but the call is reversed by the other umpires and that loads the bases for red sox's first baseman mike napoli. >> that is into left center field, down to the wall. one run scores. here comes pedroia. here comes ortiz. 3-0, boston in the first. >> after grabbing the lead early, boston doesn't look back. the red sox win game one, 8-1. st. louis manager mike matheny on the rare call reversal that changed the outcome of the game. >> that's not a play i've ever seen before, and i'm pretty sure there were six umpires on the field who had never seen that play before either, and it's a pretty tough time to debut that overruled call in the world series. >> making things worse

she took this picture over lake michigan. look at this. beautiful northern lights aren't there. not quite as vivid as the display a week ago. the is a scene all the way from scotland and the united kingdom. here is a beautiful shot from illinois. >> another shot right here. a shot of the moon and venus. from georgia, he took the shot of a beautiful migration. that is a beautiful shot. one more. this one comes from the west coast. our friend sent us some shots. a very tranquil looking pacific ocean. the water can be tossed by some big storms at this time of the year. 92 all of our photographers. what a beautiful day. it is gorgeous. not a cloud in the sky. last night we had not only the northern lights but a meteor shower was showing up. it is kind of a finicky media display. some folks did catch some sites of a couple of meteors. 100 percent of our possible some occurred yesterday. the beautiful high pressure the storms occur on either side of us. this one blazing up the east coast with high wind. there's another storm coming together of to the west. all of this occurs in octobe

small craft advisories up north on lake michigan and green bay. wind advisories in minnesota.nd the plains states. it is being watched very carefully. a developing situation there. powerful easterly winds that travels over water before reaching the coast. here are the forecast win the us. wwindid gusts. here in chicago could not be more different. we have a 71 tomorrow. 74 thursday and 77 71 tomorrow. 74 thursday and 77 friday. now don't die from shock, but i thought i'd make you breakfast this morning. oh! how sweet! thank you. you're welcome. does it look ok? i am so impressed. i really am. well, taste it first. looks great... honey! what? oh! morning...! thank you. whew. can i get you anything? you know, i am hungry. my stomach is so empty, but... i just...i can't eat that. what would you like? maybe just some dry toast. ok. with some peanut butter. ok, peanut butter on your dry toast. yeah. and some mayo! mayonnaise...on your peanut butter and toast. yeah. and mustard! mustard? don't forget the hot sauce! with hot sauce? perfect.

and this morning satellite and radar still shows snow showers downwind of lake michigan and lake erie, lake ontario here, north of cleveland. they got a good snow band going on right now. we'll continue to watch the rain and snow showers this morning up in pennsylvania, down towards snow shoe. as we get into the afternoon, i think things will settle down a little bit. there's the stray shower down well to the south. clearing tonight and with light winds, that will allow temperatures to really drop off. upper 30s in town. but upper 20s to low 30s in the freeze watch area. then tomorrow looks like a nice sunny day again, mid-50s. the weekend looks pretty good. just a little bit on the chilly side. but it will moderate. 55 today, breezy and chilly. tonight 38 but with the freeze watch west of i-95, some temps in the upper 20s. 55 tomorrow, still breezy and chilly. on saturday morning, we're going to start in the 30s again in most areas, maybe upper 20s but 58 in the afternoon. and there's the maryland- clemton game. low 60s return by early next week. monika samtani is in now, timesaver t

the great lakes, michigan, minnesota, st. paul, and texas. there is not a lot of participation in the country. we have the high pressure in control. the high is going to change our forecast. the high is just to out south now, it was earlier to our north. and it was bringing in that cold air from the northwest. because it is to our south, it is tapping in, again the clockwise flow around the air that is bringing in the southwest wind, that will get us up into the range of 60 degrees. and tomorrow much like today in the upper 50s. there is a southwest wind on the bay at 10 to 15 knots. and gusting up to 20. 57 degrees today. and a little bit breezy. with patchy clouds and sunshine. the lows around 38. not quite as cold as this past overnight. 57 degrees tomorrow and like today. and then the 60s startup. 61 on monday, 63, 65, and 68. the lows from the 30s to the low to mid-50s. >>> this time of the year? pumpkins are carved, some are tossed, and some are smashed. >> we are talking about the maryland zoo in baltimore, it is a pumpkin smashing tra

some areas near lake michigan saw shower activity. you can see the chilly air moving down. this cold air comes across the great lakes, looking to have the first lake effect snow of the season. that means you get the cold air moving over the lakes and picks up that moisture. if it's not low to mid 30s, temperatures cold enough for snow you will see a lot of areas around eerie, buffalo, cleveland may see some snow. particularly the end of the week as that cool air moves across the great lakes. the front to the west of it, not sure if it's much of anything. it will pick up moisture. clouds coming in late tomorrow night. we may see some rain with that front. we expect to see something develop off the east coast, means enhanced rain along the coast. tomorrow night and wednesday morning is your best chance of picking up rain. behind the front it turns chillier, quite a bit cooler by wednesday, thursday and friday. temperatures running about 8 to 10 degrees cooler than normal. we will talk about the low to mid 50s and nighttime lows in the 30s and 40s. if it stays clear we have a

this line is through lake michigan and it continues to push through the midwest.nd tomorrow it will be moving into ohio. once this threat moves through, wednesday, and thursday, it's moving into the northeast. temperatures will be warm into the 70's once that moves through, 72 on thursday, there's the rain and the cooler weather friday and saturday, in new york city. that's a look at your nark forecast, and a look at your headlines is coming up. ♪ . >> this is al jazeera america live from new york city, a look at today's top stories, house minority leader says democrats are confident that a plan will go through in time to raise the debt ceiling and avoided default. her comments came this afternoon shortly after the leadership met with president obama, moments later a spokesperson said the house will vote tonight, the vote intended to reopen the government, also a new alert from the associated press. the agency has put the triple aid credit rating under review, for a possible downgrade. a suspect in the deadly

. >>> rising from the shores of lake michigan, the skyline of chicago sparkles and soars. but beyond the glittering facade of glass and steel lies a city at the cross roads of america's underground sex trade. >> relax, okay, sweetie? >> okay. >> don't get nervous or anything, okay? >> tonight, police find this young woman selling sex in a hotel room more than 600 miles away from her home in arkansas. local authorities say it's an all too common occurrence in the windy city. >> it does happen here in our own backyard. in cook county, chicago is a transportation hub. it's a convention hub. and it's ripe for this type of crime. >> how did it go in court? >> illinois state's attorney anita alvarez heads up the cook county human trafficking task force, a joint effort by local police and prosecutors to combat the booming underground sex trade in chicago and the surrounding suburbs. >> do your parents know where you are? >> i think that we're really not going to get anywhere or make a dent into this crime unless we as local prosecutors do more. >> in 2011, the illinois safe child

are looking at los angeles and san francisco conquer you are looking at chicago or the coast of lake michiganou are looking the parts of america with the greatest income inequality. you hear democrats and people on the left say we hate income inequality. we want to tax the rich people and give money to the poor people. in the process they throw the middle middle-class people out. california according to the most recent statistics has the highest degree of income inequality in the country and the highest level of poverty in the country 23.5%. i think some poverty measures -- numbers are measured and we can talk as a side issue about poverty measures but the fact is that california's liberal policies have made it you know a highly unequal state and you have rich people as servants. that's not a very egalitarian society. if you want a more egalitarian society try texas or georgia, and if you look at the numbers and you have also had greater economic growth there. the state of massachusetts has generally done very well. they basically massachusetts has imported high-skilled high education people.

the grea. >> the great lakes are our life and livelihood. they matter to us in michigans much as anybody. we are a state defined by the great lakes. >> polls show wid widespread sut for the nuclear industry in the quiet country towns around the bruce power plant. thousands of plant employees work here and the community actively sought the construction of a waste storage facility. >> we wanted to be proactive and take the leadership mo positions opposed to taking the easy way and just saying no, h we won't kercanare consider it. this is canada's first attempt and quieting both side of the debate is going to be impossible? >>> in san francisco contract talks have resumed in hopes to adivide a crippling transit strike. two unions are demanding pay raises for workers. months ago the workers walked off the job. the five-day strike stranded hundreds of thousands of commuters and they say they'll walk out monday morning if they can't reach a deal. >>> and coming up on al jazeera these drivers can't rev their engines because they are being fueled by the sun. we'll tell you who t

william from twin lakes, michigan saying it federal employees are going to be paid anyway, what is theoint he echo there is this, -- the question we are asking, who is to blame for the shutdown. us from newing york. good morning. caller: they had several months to go to contrary. both of them had a budget. the republicans refused. senator ted cruz, he blocked it every time harry reid trotted up the attached this government shutdown on the affordable care act. it had nothing to do with that. it should not have. they wanted tonight people -- to deny people health care. now all of a sudden they are hypocrites. compromise.ing to the president don't want to compromise. it is totally ridiculous. they're doing this piecemeal of trying to bring back -- bring that the whole government. it was shut down entirely. they are a bunch of hypocrites, those republicans. the story both in "the washington post" and online -- and is joining us from tennessee. you say democrats are responsible, why is that? caller: i never realized how cold and callous the democratic party was. they asked harry read the ot

lakes for dredging. mr. speaker, if you travel to the state of michigan and visit the shores of the great lakes, you'll find the mag anyway sense of what we call -- magnificent of what we call pure michigan. but as possessive of those of us from michigan are of the great lakes, we also recognize that they are pure american. and so this incredible natural wonder deserves the protection from our entire nation and today we can take a very important step forward in the protection of the great lakes, our magnificent great lakes by passing the wrda bill and i certainly urge all of my colleagues to join me in supporting this bill. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida, mr. murphy, for five minutes. mr. murphy: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent to address the house for five minutes and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. murphy: thank you. mr. speaker, i come to the floor today to submit for the record the transcript of the bipartisan briefing i recently hosted, along with my good

some areas that had a little bit of snow, areas in lake michigan. not at that lot but just enough.nd had some snow east of town in the higher elevations there south of ashtabula. cleveland shower activity and rain. cold air is the big story. remains from the great lakes to new england through the upcoming weekend. tonight the coldest night of the winter season and hard freeze expected from kansas city to nashville and louisville. this is a killing freeze so bring those plants or whatever you want to save. bring that inside. otherwise a great day out there for your travel and business travel needs. new york city, not too bad. temperature around 40 degrees. this afternoon high around 52. you're watching "morning joe". when you have diabetes like i do, you want a way to help minimize blood sugar spikes. support heart health. and your immune system. now there's new glucerna advance with three benefits in one. [ male announcer ] new glucerna advance. from the brand doctors recommend most. as your life and career change, fidelity is there for your personal economy, helping you readjust y

states have also objected. >> the great lakes are life and livelihood. they matter to us in michigan as much if not more as anybody. we as a state we're defined by at great lakes. >> reporter: but poll show widespread support for the nuclear industry i in the quiet towns around the power plant. the community actively sought the construction of waste storage facility. >> we wanted to be proactive and take the leadership position as opposed to taking the easy way and just saying we won't even consider it. >> reporter: this is canada he's first attempt to deal with accumulated waste, and a decision on both sides of the debate is probably going to be impossible. >> still ahead for you on the news hour we take a look at the multi billion dollar renovation in mecca. >>> find out why russian circuses are struggling to survive despite being very popular. >>> coming up in sports, the verge of the formula title. details next. >> syrian refugees arsyrian refe latest victims. the latest incident happened off the italian island of lampedus at an typhoon phailin are expected to hit india in a matt

it is wintertime in the great lakes and you can see the lake effect snow in michigan, indiana, ohio, pennsylvania, new york. it is cold up this. back here at home, we will be cooler-than-average for other reasons because we have foster onshore flow today. here is live doppler 7 hd you can see the cloud covers hacking around but it is dry and not so foggy. from the some are camera it is looking into. we have moderate amount of pollen but everyone else is okay. here is a look from the golden gate bridge you can see the lap of cloud covers looking northbound, it will be hazy this afternoon with sunshine and transitioned at lunch and temperatures are cooler-than-average temperatures with a slight warming trend for the weekend and well bring fall back in the forecast next week but the transition will be quiet. no rain. mid-70's is where the temperatures are close to average and only 70 in san jose today below a with a normal high at 72 and mid-to-upper 60's along the bay shore and san francisco close to 69, label, but only 62. it is 50's along the coast. half moon bay is around 64 or 65 b

you can make out that northwesterly flow pouring in with lake effect snow showers has far in as michigan right now. chilly conditions wrapping off the maryland coast. the second of two frontal boundaries allowing the cold air to pump. take a look at our future temperatures up and down the east coast. there's frost concerns in atlanta where it will be 35 tonight down in peach country. into the delay tomorrow low 50s. colder tomorrow nit as we drop down into the low to mid-50s. tonight down to 35. it's going to be a chilly one early in the day tomorrow. eventually we struggle to the low 50s and back to the low 30s. brie at 3 -- bwi at 33. the next few days we see the numbers slowly bending back up toward 60. it will take awhile and, again, probably maybe getting to 60 on sunday prefly. of course, if you have a daytime high of 60, that means one hour at 60 and the rest of the day in the 50s. cool outlook, so it does look milder. don't get too excited. >> lice may get stuck in your hair. . >> and i want to walk with you. how you can tell if a man is in love just by how he walks. >>> we're wo

lakes. you can see michigan, pennsylvania and new york.s when the colder air goes over the warmer water, picking up the moisture, dumping it on the other side. it will be a problem all the way through the morning. temperatures as we go towards tomorrow. boston at 39, phil delifia 27. tomorrow - i told you the airways sinking towards the south. look at the high temperature in atlanta. 57 degrees. normally this time of year atlanta would see 70-71 degrees. they'll be below average. the overnight lows are lower than that. birmingham feeling the effects, savannah. along the gulf coast not looking bad. it will be better for atlanta. temperatur temperatures rising. a beautiful weekend. for dal as - you saw cooler temperatures, you've been dry for about a week. more clouds and rain are coming in by the end of the weekend. thunder storms are going to be a problem as well. the temperatures are rising on monday. 80 degrees and cloudy. that's a look at your weather. headlines with john are up next. >>> welcome tos al jazeera america. i'm john siegent

lakes. low pressure center across michigan is bringing most of the snow in parts of canada, ontario and quebec, but we are getting snowflakes across portions of upstate new york and pennsylvania as well as michigan . not a big deal, but the temperatures are chilly. as i mentioned as far south as atlanta, georgia. look at what we are dealing with. the 40s and 50s across the board. and windchill, can you believe we are talking about windchill? it feels like 25 in marquette and 50 in chicago and 36 in minneapolis. that will continue today and tomorrow, but things -- the temperatures will moderate as we head into the new workweek and across the west the temperatures are quite warm. as we get into the new workweek, doug and especially for halloween i know a lot of kids are wondering if it will be really chilly out there, it will be seasonal across the northeast and mid-atlantic as we get toward halloween. >> it doesn't work when you have to put a big overcoat over the costumes. >> you are absolutely right. >> janice, good to see you. thank you. >> good to see you. >>> congress is prepping for their

lakes are our livelihood. they matter to us in michigan as much as if not more than anybody. we are as a straight defined literally by the great lakes. >> but the polls show widespread support for the nuclear industry in the quiet country towns around the bruce plant. the community actively sought the construction of a waste storage facility. >> we wanted to be proactive, and stay a leadership position, as opposed to you know, taking the easy way and just saying no, we wouldn't even consider it. >> this is canada's first real attempt to deal with decades of accumulated waste and making a decision that satisfies all sides of the debate is probably going to be impossible. daniel lack, al jazeera. >> violence and arrests at a gay rights rally in st. petersburg, russia. 67 people were arrested when religious and conservative activists confronted the gay rights protestors. the gay rights issue has intensified in russia since a law was passed in june that bans homosexual propaganda, the law restricts gay rights. >>> many circuses in russia are struggling to survive. amid allegations

finally i'll leave you with a look at the great lakes because they've been really gusty yesterday. muskegon, michigand gusts. look at behind it, big waves on superior. but go >> this weatr repo >> this weather report has been brought to you by tempur-pedic. ron, dan, bianna, everyone. sara. down the line. >> thanks, ginger. >>> well, don't go anywhere ron, we have another story coming up. to what may be the cutest sport ever and one you probably have never heard of. i haven't heard of this. rabbit hopping. bunnies bouncing around. >> you haven't? >> where have i been? it's espn2 i watch. not 1. this week it's the wackiest competition you'll see and also very adorable, and ron went to check it out. you were brave to do this. >> well, thank you very much. this story actually goes back a couple of years, bianna, when i got a letter from a girl named cassandra bruskhern from la porte, iowa, telling me about the popularity of rabbit hopping. turned out cassandra was coming to harrisburg, pennsylvania, this past week for a big rabbit hopping event. big event, not big rabbits necessarily. so i went there to

or the auto worker in monroe, michigan, on lake erie in my district, the hartworking guy who said to me at a town hall meeting just a week and a half ago, mr. congressman, i want you to know it that times are tough, i have some great concerns, my wife is sick and i have a $900-a-month health care bill that i have to pay. but i want you to stand firm. and i said, sir, what do you mean by stand firl? he says -- firm? he says, shut down obamacare. give us back our choice, our freedom. the 54-employee business in adrian, michigan, who told me last week that -- and they're beyond the level of being able to just simply toss off the insurance to the employees, and they're not wanting to cut from their 54 employees down to below 50, but they received a notice from their insurance company that they were being canceled and when approached they were told it was in preparation for the uncertainties of the affordable care act. that shouldn't be the place, in the state of michigan or any other place in this great country, that shouldn't be the experience. that employers are encouraged to downsize

michigan as much as if not more than anybody. we are as a state defined literally by the great lakes. >> polls show support of the plant, thousands of plant employees live here and the community actively sought the construction of a waste storage facility. >> we wanted to be proactive and take a leadership position as opposed to, you know, taking the easy way and just saying no we wouldn't consider it. >> this is canada's first real attempt to deal with decades of accumulated waste and making a decision that satisfies all sides of the debate is probably going to be impossible. daniel lack, al jazeera, k ing cardon. >> general v vu nguyen died last week, aa grand procession will eescort the general's body to his home in central vietnam for burial. >>> many arrived in mecca, saudi arabia today. each year the pilgrimage is the largest gathering of muslims around the world. others are hoping the prepares will ease the mrsa virus. >>> out with the old and in with the new. that's the message a group of women in ra wanda are receiving. >> the typewriter is her life line. she doesn't know when it was built. all she knows is that it's old

in the great lakes is still relatively warm. so for most of michigan snow showers but now in the form of rain showers. upstate new york is seeing a little bit of light snow right now. temperatures are on the cold side. again, all the way down into the southeast. in the western half of the country tens 15 to 15 degrees above average. in the eastern half it's about 5 to 15 degrees below average. 44 degrees for a high temperature in minneapolis and pittsburgh today only topping at 50. 11 degrees below normal. this cold front will continue to drag in the colder air but besides a couple of showers in texas not too much going on today. we are starting off with the >>> in the bay area, 6:06, looking at clear skies. you can see the bridge across to san francisco, very nice. no fog to report this morning, no delays at sfo. 67 in san francisco, 72 in oakland, half moon bay at 70 later this afternoon. plenty of sunshine all day long. temperatures fall off as we head towards monday. get those heavier coats ready. >>> that is your latest forecast. erica? >> dylan,

. >> if you live downwind across parts of michigan and up state new york and pennsylvania you are seeing some of the lakeffect snow downwind of the great lakes. several inches have been piling up out here. it is a little early in the season to see significant snowfall. the snow is expected to continued to but begin to wind down as we head into the weekend. overall it is quiet. take a look at sections of the center of the country out west very quiet as well. just a little bit of rainfall across sections of the state. the northeast and great lakes you know it is supposed to get chilly this time of year even though it is below average but in the southeast look at some of the current windchill temperatures in atlanta feels like 35 degrees, 31 in nashville, feels like 30 in louisville. cold in sections of the southeast. those are your actual windchill temperatures. actual temperatures also very cold we have a number of freeze warnings in effect across alabama, georgia and widespread into barts of the carolina. the high temperatures will be warming up into the 50s or 60s. for many of you another cold one down

in michigan, it is falling as rain right now despite the cold. over east, lake-effect snow into erie, pennsylvania. that should fade away. we'll go back over to sunshine. the only area we will see more storms is across texas. once again, things look quiet ept except for a few spotty showers is. temperatures on the cool side. running 15 degrees below average all through the northeast with highs only in the 15s. >> dylan, thanks so much for that. a bit more on the new word from the administration on efforts to repair health cacare.gov websit >> the obama administration is saying the the website will be running smoothly by the end of november. this comes as more lawmakers, including democrats, are calling for an extension to the open enrollment period. under continued fire for the rocky rollout of his health care website, president obama is trying to ease concerns in his weekly address this morning. >> we have people working overtime 24/7 to boost capacity and address these problems every single day. >> this as republicans continue to use the glitches as momentum i

michigan saw higher snow activity. expect a big outbreak of snow activity. could accumulate. cold air continues, the lakes are warm. here's the front developing to our west. it has clouds in it. clouds late tonight. shower activity possible. late tomorrow night but the bulk of the rain we expect as the front goes through. low pressure expected to develop along that front and bring us some rain late tomorrow night and into wednesday morning before it clears out or at least partly cloudy skies and cooler temps moving in for the rest of the week. we have lorenzo form this afternoon. way out in the middle atlantic, guess where it's going. nowhere fast. it'll be dead in a couple of days. west winds five to 10 knots. bay temp around 65 degrees. tonight increasing clouds late tonight. down around 46 tomorrow. clouds and sunshine but late tomorrow night. chance of a little rain developing and we'll probably continue into wednesday morning. 66 tomorrow. so yes it'll be chilly the next seven days. >> all right, bob. thank you. still ahead on wjz news. casino gunfire erupts. what sparked the violence. >> postgame knock out. p

downwind of the great lakes we have been watching snow. areas of michigane trees, power lines came down. we'll have more of that today. some areas near lake erie by erie, pennsylvania and cleveland south side of those cities we'll see accumulating snow. this is the weekend weather pattern. feeling like november, eastern half of the country. very cold this morning. all the way down to the 30s right now as far south as mississippi. today we're looking fine. what you see is what you get. not much change over the weekend. still remain very cool from the great lakes to the northeast. eat least, mika dry in many spots. no problem for anybody doing any traveling. >> bill thank you very much. still ahead 20/20 vision. our next guest saw a big opportunity to crack into an industry that had a chokehold on the competition. how entrepreneur neil blumenthal is turning a profit while helping those in need. helicopthierhis hibuzzing, andk engine humming. sfx: birds chirping sfx: birds chirping ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future...

lakes. at 15 10:00 you will see the snw showers. it will be the first good snow for parts of the northern michigan.ave cool air blasting back into tennessee. tennessee around 7 70s at this time of year. you will stay cool and frost advisory in place. staying cool for all of the u.s. this week. ♪ >>> you are watching al jazeera next i'm johnathan betz. with a look at today's top stories. >>> secretary of state johns kerry is meeting with pakistani prime minister at the state department right now. the drone campaign and the afghan peace process will be on the agenda. >>> the ntsb is in the san francisco bay area investigating the death of two transit workers that were hit b by an out of service commuter train. the bart strike will be part of the investigation if it's deemed rearelevant. >>> florida authorities are trying to figure out who helped itwo down convicted killers walt

advisories for the area, but we're also starting to see parts of new york and michigan because of the wind flow behind this, even some lake affect advisories are put up, because we have areas getting snow with that wind flow taking the moisture from the lakes. we'll talk more about that coming up. overall, it is going to be a cool day with some snow out there. del. >> i did not hear that, nicole, thank you very much. >> russia has dropped those piracy charges against a group of green peace protestors accused of trying to board an oil rig in the arctic without permission. they will now be charged with hooliganism. green peace will fight those claims. >> still ahead, a new twist in the conviction of cousin kennedy michael skakel for the conviction of murder. why the judge ordered a new trial. >> florida authorities trying to crack down on hit-and-run drivers. the tough new penalties they're proposing. >> one of the biggest debt holders making a call for the dollar to be replaced as the global reserve currency. >> michael jackson is tops when it comes to making money, even in the after life, coming up. >> an wednesday a judg

michigan. the tenth most populous state and in union. in other words, if bankers had ejected every single man, woman, child in the great lakes state. are these numbers that we've heard of the main street media? are the numbers we've heard from the government agencies that haven't been set up to track this number for the people effected or what happens to them after. how is it possible that the entire equivalent to the population of michigan has been forced from their home and we didn't even hear about. perhaps it is a reflection of how we value to this crisis that we have measured it in the prices rather than miss the school days that we've quantified in property values rather than family dinners or that we've spoken about it has shareholder profits rather than shuddered schools. we haven't in this country since 2007 only suffered an economic crisis. we've suffered a crisis of value and meaning and as a definition of our own lives. later this month is the 50th anniversary of the historic march on washington and martin luther king's iconic i have a dream speech. we remember many aspects of the speech and of this march. many of us ar

within the area of low pressure just to the north of michigan, that cold air comes in from canada and crosses over the relatively warmer great lakes waters creating lake effect snow. most of the rain isolated into canada and through upstate new york. we will see a little bit of rain and snow showers going on around the great lakes. that should come to that end tomorrow. isolated thunderstorms possible down across texas where highs today will be in the lower 70s in dallas. even cooler down that way. 50s again tomorrow in the northeast. we should get up to 69 in atlanta. it will still be below average, just not as cold. tomorrow is about as cold as it's going to get in the southeast before things moderate as we head into next week. >> thank you for the heads-up on all of it. >>> imagine cutting 21 mees a month for your family. it's the next food stamp crisis that's about to hit. is a daily'. what if my abdominal pain and cramps come back? what if the plane gets delayed? what if i can't hide my symptoms? what if? but what if the most important question is the one you're not asking? what if the underlying cause of your symptoms is dam

michigan, part of ohio. this would have been become a bufferrer state that we turned over to the native american tribes. and essentially, great britain was interested in dominating the great lakes we would have seen a weakened -- they wouldn't have had the opportunity expand to the west and the militarily quite weak. i think a lot was at stake for the united states in this early point in its history. >> host: steve, in mt. olive, north carolina. you're on booktv in c-span two. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i would like to ask a question about thomas jefferson's position on the war of 1812. he had the embargo which was unpopular. trying to keep america from being involved in the that poll began wars that were going on. the administration and the embargo was listed america. almost dragged to the war. do you think jefferson thought the war was a better alternative than the embargo? what was jefferson's position on the war? and as when the united states declares war, jefferson is supportive and declares that the capture of quebec would be the matter of mere marching a couple of american regimens. so he thought that it made strategic sense the united plan was to take cana

, michigan, parts of ohio, this would have become a buffer state fund that would be turned over to the native american tribes and essentially great britain was interested in dominating the great lakes, not allowing any american military force to remain on lakes and maintaining the navigation right on mississippi. had they been able to get people on those terms, you would have seen a much weakened american states that wouldn't have -- but wouldn't have had the opportunity to expand for the united states at this early point in history. post to your own book tv on c-span2 with steve fogle. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. i would like to ask a question about thomas jefferson's position. he had the embargo that was already trying to keep america from being involved in the napoleonic war that was going on. at the end of his administration the embargo was lifted in america almost immediately gets dragged into this war. do you think that he thought it was a trend on the embargo or what was his position on the war altogether? thank you. >> it was almost a continuation of his administration policies. james madison served as jefferson's secretary of state for eight years and together th

michigan. it's going to stay unsettled throughout this week across parts of the great lakes.es feels like fall in parts of minnesota like minneapolis where your current temperature 34 degrees, 32 in rapid the city. in denver you got to bundle up, your current temperature just 30 degrees. in the afternoon hours it's going to be warming up. in new york city you're still above average in the upper 60s but we'll see changes in the next couple of days. chicago 47 for your high today. it's going to stay rather chilly in the 40s over the next several days. during the nighttime hours you're talking temperatures in the 20s as you head out the door in the morning hours it's going to be rather cool. here's a look at the forecast radar. again we are looking at unsettled across the great lakes. rain snow just off the lakes. let's head back inside. >> thank you very much. something that's been lighting up the twitter and facebook and everything else, brian, we have a great story about a red skin running back, alfred morris who to this day still drives his first car that he bought for two b

bessemer, michigan, in the past 24 hours we saw 6 inches of snowfall. lesser amounts wrapped around the great lakes. we have an area of low pressure moving through the great lakes. that kicks up the wind. some of the wind may gust as high as 40 miles an hour later on today. cleveland, 14 degrees below normal. new york city, only 54 degrees for this afternoon but with the brisk wind, it's going to make it feel a whole lot colder we'll be back with another look at your weather coming up in about 20 minutes from now. chris, kate, back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up on "new day," a murder mystery 38 years in the making. it was halloween in 1975 that martha moxley was killed. you're looking at michael skakel, the kennedy cousin. he's been in jail for a decade. a judge just said he deserves a new trial. we'll tell you why and tell you the chances, if it sticks or not. >>> and oh, what a photograph. a notre dame running back getting quite a lot of attention for this amazing picture. we'll have the story behind that face, coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the parking lot helps by letting u

michigan, one of the most beautiful places on earth. i'm driving south on the river, couple of jet skis there. there's no better bass fishing in the world than lake. >> can i ask about the music business. money is not in the recordings anymore. it's all on the road. that underscores what you did take a hit even on the ticketmaster charge, right, for what you could have been making in the place you make the most money? >> well live nation was great. rather than battle with guys, our ceo went into business with us. we laid everything on the table. i've never signed so many non disclosure statements in my life. we laid it on the table, got beers down to $4. we found getting the numbers back, people didn't mind buying the expensive beers to buy the bigger ones if they could afford it. people that couldn't, they bought the $4 beers. they could get pay good who cou afford it, they bought $4 beer. we're doing 18,000, 19,000 a night. and we made as much money as any summer tour, if not more. bands are coming to me and saying how can this be? you're splitting everything, splitting, parking, splitting the merchandising, splitting the ticket. now we have to

michigan. every where in between is a soaking rain and this is all going to slide to the east during the day today. windy especially up near the great lakesy raining but very windy. at least it won't be cold. it will be pretty warm. as far as rainfall amounts, one to two inches widespread and looks like northern new england has a rainy forecast this evening from new york city southward. should be dry including d.c., baltimore and other areas. once again not halloween problems but a lot of airport delays today especially like chicago, detroit, cleveland, indianapolis, right down louisville, cincinnati into areas down there near houston. in boston for those people up there trick or treating and celebrating looks like a pretty decent day for them up there. north of boston a little wet for the kids running around later today. >> all right. listen, we're giddy back here. >> playing catch. >> playing catch. grabbing some bull pen dirt sam stein and i. are your surprised how high the wall is. >> iconic moment of torii hunter jumping over you think it's a small wall. it's not. >> we'll do a little recreation as we go to break here on "morning joe