the great lakes. michiganperior, huron and the other one, one-fifth of the entire world's freshwater and the biggest body of water i've ever urinated in. but some say there are larger problems with the great lakes than my pee. i headed over to find out. >> the great lakes are in danger. right here we have 20% of the world's pressure surface water and it's being polluted and has been polluted. it's created this kind of toxic cocktail that actually knocked out the drinking water for about 500,000 people. >> speaking of toxic cocktail, ever had a bud lite lime? >> no. but this is serious. it's freshwater, it's sustenance, what people need to live, okay. >> as egan explains in his book, it's not just the great lakes that's under threat, it's the entire ecosystem. >> the biggest problem facing the great lakes is the idea of invasive species, foreign organisms making their way into lakes. >> i like what? >> asian carp. >> like a hyundai or toyota? >> the asian carp are a serious deal, they squeeze out other fish spe

year he had three weeks of summer vacation for the entire team and his mother's home in upper lake michigan and he never invited be. i was excluded. the team organized around without me knowing anything about it this wonderful time that there can have on the lake and i was never told about it. >> the implication there is that he collaborated with racism. he was my friend in a good coach and we liked each other but his mother said no blacks can come so he honored that in plotted with the parents of the other swimmers and so forth and that cannot happen. he was a metaphor he knew better. he liked me. i liked him. i babysat for him. and yet he collaborated in a way that was cruel. but sending me a message that larger america said there's something unacceptable. he was not able to see that but i think he was. so i talk about him of the situation that america is now in and now looking at minorities and he called me up and call me every name in the book i was very calm because i knew he was wrong and he knew he was wrong. in america now stands before it's a minority, humble and apologetic and beg

i don't know i'm max ties or this is the ca's report their own lake michigan and chicago will. station. again remember we are in the windy city which apparently was just propaganda it had something to do with the the world was that world's fair sort of thing and the new york observer called this the politicians and the promoters of chicago full of hot air so they called the windy they were a windy city but this ironical when ironically knowing this wind in my face it's just all hot as you know white caps on lake michigan blowing of twenty knots yeah we had to insert a cut of the white caps out there is a phrase that has moved all. sheep then look at the sheep the white caps on the tone it's very clever we you know it also happens here in chicago people just are was. no no no no there's a lot of trading that happens here commodities trading and the volatility index is traded here in chicago and despite the volatility in the weather. it is very clear that the volatility index and this is i know something that you as a former options trader know a lot about but i'm going to read t

year he had three week sort of summer vacation for the entire team at his mother's home in upper lake michigan and he never invited me. i was excluded and not meanly in any way, but the team organized around without me knowing anything about it. this wonderful time they were going to have on the lake and i was never told about it. well, the implication there is that he collaborated with racism he was my friend. he was a good coach. we liked each other, but he-- his mother said no blacks can come and so he honored about and he plotted with the parents of the other swimmers and so forth. he was a metaphor for america. he knew better. he liked me. i liked him. i babysat for him. yet, he collaborated in a way that was certainly at the very least cruel, but sending me a message that larger america said there was something unacceptable about me and he claimed he was not able to see that, but i think he was. so, i talk about him as this is the situation of this sort of profound hypocrisy that america is now in. america is now looking at minorities as my swimming coach looked at me and he called me an

back toward that low pressure system attached to the cold front, lake superior, giant waves, lake michigan, too, and gusts up to 60. wait to take you through the timing. it's over by noon tomorrow, out of new england. then, the headline, 103, a record high in downtown los angeles. red flag warnings, those heat advisories including santa barbara go through tomorrow for many, because the heat will still be on for game two. but tonight, david, will be the hottest world series game on record in l.a. >> all right, ginger zee with us tonight. ginger, thank you. >>> we turn next here to the killer on the loose in a florida neighborhood. three murderers in ten days, as we've been reporting. and now, the urgent hunt for this person. they want to talk to this man. tonight, the simplest tasks, from going to the grocery store to walking the dog have now become a real concern. abc's victor oquendo from tampa. >> reporter: tonight, a tearful plea from the father of monica hoffa, one of the victims gunned down in tampa. >> i need that community to stand up and i need them to point out, you know, who that

taking reels of money in the data and potentially recovering pieces of meteorite from the floors of lake michigan in this is the way to reach people not just broadly but to focus on the fact that science's best engaged when real. >> anybody else?. >> we designed of funding for the emperor and stations you can't keep your telescopes' the day after but it is a group but we have a working group that would like to follow up with 19 projects. so if you were excited and now excited about stem? >> what is it you expect to learn? and potentially about solar storms. >> where the expectations expected?. >> the most important that means we were able so he kept the of models that were supportive running on the fastest computer with days to spare that are now analyzed but then they found these mudflows but not without implications and also for those for those that were mentioned but also the new of solar to make predictions and used operational lead by the air force and know what so this gave the said chance to test the model against noaa to see if with a predicted was close to the truth or not to enable us t

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this is because a report wow it's windy on lake michigan and here is chicago were things are happening so max i'm going to talk into this too because it's fluffy and it helps with the audio i think i think does this sound better sound better we're going to cut back and forth between the various. i want to show you a little tweet i saw on twitter from sky news i thought you would get a kick out of this one max teresa mayes spokes man has hinted the prime minister supports stripping harvey weinstein of his c b e following sexual harassment allegations against him so the c.b.e. is the commander of the most excellent order of the british empire so he was awarded you know it's not a knighthood but it's just below a knighthood which is i think o.b.e. so what do you think about the fact that you know the british monarchy is granting out all sorts of knighthoods and honors to the likes of harvey weinstein before him there was jimmy savile so what do you think of it as well the. titles are handed out by the monarchy to keep the monarchy of the aristocracy in business so i mean this is part of t

from an early age, he's fascinated by the ships he sees on lake michigan and dreams of one day settingrean war, william joins the navy and travels the pacific on the u.s.s. valley forge. the 22-year-old specializes in cosmetic maintenance, doing the detail work. >> the "45" that you see on the u.s.s. valley forge, he was one of the guys that painted the numbers on the aircraft carrier he was on. >> william is honorably discharged in 1955, returns home, gets married, and starts a family. larry's the youngest of three kids. the family settles in central louisiana, where william's artistic skills lead him to a job. >> he started out as a draftsman for the mobile-home industry. he just had an incredible talent for artistry. >> did you inherit the artistry gene? >> no. >> when he's not buried behind a stack of blueprints, william loves to travel the country. >> he took us to national parks all over the united states. but it seemed like we always ended up at a naval air base or some military museum. >> then, in the mid-1970s, a trip to vicksburg, mississippi, sparks william's creative passio

data, and have teens involved in potentially recovering pieces of meteorites from the floors of lake michigan. these are ways we can really reach people not just erotically, but trying to really focus on the fact that science is best engaged when it is real. lipinski: thank you. anything else on anything they are working on? >> if i could interrupt, we designed the funding for the cate instrumentation so that groups can keep their telescopes. it's a small network bought network of 68 groups that have their telescopes and the students who were really excited by the eclipse and are now really excited about stem can continue observing with their cate experimentation. rep. lipinski: very good. anyone else have anything to add? ok. anything that we have learned and expect to learn, getting beyond public engagement, about solar storms, the threat of space weather, what are the expectations from the data that was collected from the eclipse? >> one of the most important for nasa is that we were able, using this unique view, to test space weather models. that weremodels supported by nsf and nasa, and

we look for witch lake, michigan. wonderful and 28 degrees. >>> good morning.he strongest winds will be here during the morning hours. 55 for the lehigh valley, 57 in delaware. we just 56 degrees in philadelphia this afternoon and low 50s for the suburbs. at the shore, a little bit warmer than inland areas of new jersey, topping out at 57. >> >> and that is your latest weather. >>> on halloween, a lot of kids will be trick or treating for unicef, using this familiar box. carol stern is the president and ceo of unicef usa. by the way, happy birthday. >> thank you. >> almost seven decades, kids have been trick or treating with these boxes. what's new this year? >> we have slappy on the box. and all the proceeds are going to children impacted by the recent disasters. >> and a celebrity voice of jennifer lopez? >> jennifer lopez. this is so real for her. reminding kids, you, too, can help other kids. >> tell us about some of the other challenges this will help for the kids around the world. >> there's 50 million kids on the move. 28 million of them forcibly removed

we look for witch lake, michigan. wonderfud that's what's going on around the country. step out the door, also misting and drizzling. our temperatures today in san francisco reach 60 degrees. looking at some more peeks of sunshine tomorrow but not a lot. we'll be up to 62 degrees. for the end of the week, we'll tracking some rain just in time for the weekend. inland area, 67 today and some low 70s for the middle of the week. for friday, rain moves in late in the evening. expect some off and on showers saturday. >> and that is your latest weather. >>> on halloween, a lot of kids will be trick or treating for unicef, using this familiar box. carol stern is the president and ceo of unicef usa. by the way, happy birthday. >> thank you. >> almost seven decades, kids have been trick or treating with these boxes. what's new this year? >> we have slappy on the box. and all the proceeds are going to children impacted by the recent disasters. >> and a celebrity voice of jennifer lopez? >> jennifer lopez. this is so real for her. reminding kids, you, too, can help other kids. >> t

spooky boys and girls, oregon 53 and clear, it's going to be a dracu drage 60 and clear, witch lake, michiganr neck of the woods. >>> good monday morning. the rain has cleared out, we have some clouds left over but we're going to keep seeing that clearing through the day today. 48 degrees right now, it is pretty windy outside but all the rain has really moved away. 46 dulles right now, 46 leesburg, 48 degrees in washington. winds continue to gust anywhere from 25 to 35 miles an hour. later on today 59 for a high, looks good for halloween, 60 degrees, with he warm up by friday and we fall back an hour this weekend. >> and that is youres weather. >> and that is your latest weather. >>> on halloween, a lot of kids will be trick or treating for unicef, using this familiar box. carol stern is the president and ceo of unicef usa. by the way, happy birthday. >> thank you. >> almost seven decades, kids have been trick or treating with these boxes. what's new this year? >> we have slappy on the box. and all the proceeds are going to children impacted by the recent disasters. >> and a celebrity voice o

ironic when ironically during this wind in my face it's just all hot as you know white caps on lake michigan blowing in twenty knots yeah we had to insert a cut of that the white caps out there isn't it has moved all. sheep then look at the sheep the white caps on the tone it's very clever we you know it also happens here in chicago people just there was. no no no there's a lot of trading that happens here commodities trading and the volatility index is traded here in chicago and despite the volatility in the weather. it is very clear that the volatility index and this is i know something that you as a former options trader know a lot about but i'm going to read the headline first and this is from chad locke normally here in chicago but he's not here in chicago today so he's not with us on kaiser report but here's the headline volatility nowhere in sight vix posts record low quarter the c b o e volatility index or vix just finished its calmest quarter in his. averaging just ten point nine four over the past three months to gauge has fallen for three consecutive quarters its longest streak of

you can see it wrapping around, even some lake effect snows up here toward the u.p. of michigannd toward the great lakes. for us the cold air will continue to wrap itself around here. it will be cool tomorrow and on the chilly side for sure on thursday. wednesday morning, cool at the bus stop, maybe a sweater. suburbs into the mid-40s. remember that if you live in places like loudoun county, a little cooler. 60 degrees by recess, 65 by the time kids are getting picked up at 4:00 in the afternoon. only 61 on thursday, and that puts most of the suburbs in the upper 50s, so a cool start. friday morning i'm going for low temperatures in the 30s. i think we could have some frost again, maybe another frost advisory issued on friday morning. 70 on saturday. we're rebounding, right? but another front comes through. that front on sunday gives us a lot of rain potential, and that's good news. but we have a very big game in the day on sunday. the cowboys coming in and the game most likely ending early afternoon but we're hoping we can dry out during the game and continue on as we do. altho

helen is on the democratic line calling from lake michigan. hi, helen. caller: thank you for having me. you are really pretty, by the way. is ii wanted to say thatlly love the fact jimmy kimmel, jimmy fallon, too. are all people they are human beings. people like you or i. i was dismayed by so many -- there were a couple callers that really said that people were of trump.e hell out well he gives them an awful lot to laugh at. i don't understand how on earth in this world that we could look at this man and not see him for what he truly is and i just find in a sensemost evil and i just don't comprehend it. host: do you think it is the job of comedians? caller: yes. i think it's a job of anybody who is on tv to talk to the havee because he doesn't -- like nothing for an approval rating. he's not really presidential at all. look what he did to the people in puerto rico. of this is ridiculous. what because they are not all his color of skin is? what is this? like russia? need that dictator. call that one guy a rocket man -- we'll just call him tater tot becau

coast guard going above and beyond rescuing three people and two dogs from the choppy waters of lake michigan in the harbor. they came to help them brian. >> south carolina sending a message to cities, blatant disregard for the law will not be tolerated. doesn't sound like california. ainsley: not at all. there is law for cities to prove they are not harboring or protecting illegal immigrants or risk state funding. behind the proposal, governor henry mcmaster. good to have you here with us? >> thank you, ma'am. ainsley: why did you decide to do this? >> like the intro said, we want to send a message to cities, all municipalities we can't have sank larry cities. we want the whole country, criminals to know that south carolina does to the have any sanctuary cities. the way the law is now, under state law we're supposed to check to be sure anyone who is prisoner, taken into custody is not alien, if so we're supposed to tell homeland security. we really have no mechanism to be sure that is being done. this require as form to be, an assessment made, an filled out under oath to certify all municipa

lakes, snow in october is not really anomaly here. we will get messy conditions into today and overnight and we could get several inches of snow , michigan the system move. warning, sunday and monday potential big coastal storm for the northeast that could bring winds, rain and lots of travel delays. so enjoy your weekend, sunday and monday we are going to get into this stuff. lea: w for wet. cheryl: all right, well, coming up, what is it going to mean for tax economy if tax reform doesn't get done? president trump says tax cuts will light a fire under the economy, we are going to find out how we did third quarter gdp coming up in a few hours, more on that, amazon appears to be pushing cvs and aetna into a 66 billion-dollar merger. we have the details. you're watching fbn:am sfx: loud poorly played electric guitar that sounds awful but a lot better than last week ♪rock guitar music ♪we weren't born to follow cheryl: breaking news this morning, amazon at it again forcing drug company cvs and aetna into merger talks, 66 billion-dollar deal could reach health care but would that be good for consumers? lea: major win for president trump, tax

got these big storms around the great lakes with cold air coming offer them, even lake upper peninsula there in michiganfor us, though, tomorrow cooler but not bad. mixture of sun and clouds, high temperature 65, average high temperature today is 66. we'll be close to the average high temperature. as far as what to wear tomorrow, yeah, you need the jacket, the sweater, the boots can get on again, and, yeah, maybe the heels there, too. sunglasses, yeah, that's a must because i think we will see a good deal of sunshine as we make our way through the day tomorrow. now, next couple of days, high temperatures into the 60s, but look at this, thursday a high of only 61. it will be rather breezy on thursday so it will feel even cooler than that. most of you folks in the suburbs will be in the upper 50s. thursday night into friday morning low of 46 degrees. high of 66, but friday morning starting off in the 30s in many locations so we could see another frost advisory issued for early friday morning. 46 in the city but mostly 30s as you move off towards the west, a very cold start to the day on friday. 70 on satu

great lakes, rain we talked about, in areas from michigan down to texas today. chicago, 83.of this warmth will sneak into the northeast once again. baltimore to boston, temperatures in the upper 70s as we go throughout your wednesday. looks like pretty warm middle to end of the week especially for the east coast. d.c. mid-80s all the way into the weekend. that's pretty nice. there's good stuff out there for people to get out this afternoon. >> thank you so much, bill. >>> i'm phillip mena. thank you for watching "early today." the news continues right here on nbc and nbc stations. we leave you with the tributes of the many lives lost and the injured in las vegas. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. in the water,

pressure anchor overhead but see beginning signs of the life here over great lakes and thunderstorms starting to fire up in lower michiganso with time that is front that will bring in our next shot for showers. lets talk tropics though we are far from through, with atlantic hurricane season. so there is still sometime climatically speaking to see something develop. there is a pretty good shot for. that we have 10 percent chance of development of this round of showers and storms but also this batch, this is looking like it will have the best chance to turn into the next name on the list which would be nate, and it is headed toward the gulf of mexico, so eventually we're talking in to next week, well into next week possibility that tropical moisture reaches is is very much a plausible thing to happen. we will keep a close watch on that. meanwhile visibility issues at least observations really in the too bad but i do think closer to the river banks and valley region, higher terrain you may start to see visibility dropping off here in the next few hours. meanwhile lets talk about what is average. seventy-eight is where we ar

the moment we meet someone we're lake you are from ohio, screw you, i'm from michigan, you're from grand rapids, that play sucks i'm from ann arbor, are you ann from an barer that is where i live too, are you mid da, screw you, dad, trevor, i don't need russia to make me hate my own dad. >> trevor: that got really personal quick. you have to admit technology is making this worse. russians linked to this government are now using facebook to get americans worked up. >> yeah, you know who else does that, my racist uncle every time he posts on my feed. don't take [bleep] from that african boss of yours, michael. i never would, raffle. look-- ralph, i'm not going to let russia take the credit for dividing us. we have a rich history of dividing ourselves. -- a shall did you think carrier pigeons were dropping ds on the south, freedom should be for everybody but that's none of my business. >> trevor: but michael, come on. i'm sure the rush arne efforts are slightly more sophisticated than memes. >> not really, here say real one face bk turned over to congress. why do i have a gun? because it is

is todd, in lake city, michigan. hi, todd, good morning. morning, sir.n't we use the c-5 galaxy the air force base, develop a ladder to go in the you know, they could do it as a training exercise out mcguire air force base. we just need to develop them a little bit. thanks. host: todd offering his thinking on what to do about california wildfires. for republicans. democrats, 202-748-8000. 202-748-8002. we'll take a few more calls on topic. eric schmidt from the "new york talking about two -- john saying the navy has relieved the top two john s. of stroier mccain two months after the ship ollided with a tanker while approaching singapore that left 10 sailors dead. commanding officer, commander sanchez executed poor judgment and poor leadership of the hip's training program, according to a statement issued wednesday from the seventh fleet an investigation is continuing into the august 1st accident, the statement said it was evident the collision was preventable. relieved by were phil sawyer, commander, due to confidence," and from arizona next up from jack

the north portions of the great lakes, its specially northern wisconsin and northern michigan, accumulating usually you get it on the grass. usually, you don't get it so much on the paved surfaces. the wintry blast, cold air does far to the south. if you wake up in the morning, still doing the soccer mom thing on saturday morning, minneapolis, 28, omaha, 28. wichita, 29. some cold air. if you look at this map today, it still looks like september, but eventually, we're going to transition into the cold season. >> soccer moms and soccer dads. >> and soccer dads. >> soccer mom every saturday morning for louis. >> nature is coming very good. >> as the old saying goes, you can't put a price on happiness but $1.3 million will get you albert signstein's theory of happiness. that's how much einstein's opinion on the matter fetched yesterday. he was told he would be awarded the nobel prize in physics. unable to give the bell boy a cash tip, he scribbled a note that read, a calm and modest life brings more happiness than the pursuit of success combined with constant reslessness. telling the young man

talked to that want to sell their product around the world and still be in northern michigan looking at the great lakes and the beautiful quality of life that we have or whether it's our hospitals that want to connect and provide highest quality medical care or whether it's schools and so on and so on we know that this is the piece -- at least i believe it's the piece. you speak to this and would welcome them to speak about the priority right now of making sure that we are seconding and not leaving rural america behind right now to expand high speed internet to small towns in michigan as well as all across the country. >> thank you very much. we are taking by any means necessary approach using every tool we do have available to us. which can be leveraged to be able to provide broad band services. and reliable revenues where we are seeing fiber to the home. we recently approve add batch of loans in south dakota. it is possible to be able to do this. there are segments of the rural market that the story is still being written as to what levels of support would be available. there is a major proceeding to

a winter storm has unloaded snow in northern michigan but it'll be moving across the northern tier from montana to the great lakes. cities like fargo and minneapolis will see their first accumulating snow of the season. starting today through the weekend, but forecasters say temperatures won't be very coal. you won't be shoveling too much snow. 43 in great falls. 56 in minneapolis and 89 in los angeles. 60 in new york and 69 in atlanta. >>> all right. coming up, the possibility that millions of americans could soon find themselves in a new time zone. >> interesting. >>> also coming up, could decades of doubt end today? new details about the final trove of documents from the jfk >>> george h.w. bush's new statement after another actress claimed she was ♪ >>> that's an toine domino jr. best known as fats domino, an original inductee into the original hall of fame. he passed away tuesday actually and funeral arrangements are still spending this morning. domino was a true crossover artist with hits like "blueberry hill" and "blue monday." he narrowly escaped hurricane katrina in his hometown of new orleans. >>> the f

lakes we have rain showers. snow showers. it's a little chilly. i wouldn't call it the worst forecast. it's not the best either. blue on the map shows you where the snow is. central michiganing. band of heavy rain. you can actually get lake affect rain. the case is here. cold air over the warm waters. not cold enough for a snow event. just heavy rain south of b buffalo. go throughout the day again, streamers hitting the lakes. most just rain showers. no accumulation for the snow. so let's get to the fun stuff. halloween forecast. you know, trees like this. i had one of these trees. the movie poltergeist where the tree comes through the window. let's get to fun towns. now i got their attention here. frankenstein missouri, transvainia louisiana. all fine. scary west virginia. dracula georgia. ghost cove. we have so many of these wonderfully named cities. we have another list too. we could do this again here. witch lake is a nice one. frankenstein missouri. i like dracula georgia. >> how long did it take you to make that map with all the graphics. >> it took me about three minutes to load it after someone else made it. >> you had your kids working all night to draw that thin

a winter storm has unloaded snow in northern michigan but it'll be moving across the northern tier from montana to the great lakes. cities like fargo and minneapolis will see their first accumulating snow of the season. starting today through the weekend, but forecasters say temperatures a in los angeles. 60 in new york and 69 in atlanta. >>> all right. coming up, the possibility that millions of americans could soon find themselves in a new time zone. >> interesting. >>> also coming up, could decades of doubt end today? new details about the final trove of documents from the jfk is a i had this chest cold, but my medicine kept wearing off. (coughsah! hey, chad! i missed you. ah! i was in the tree watching you, and then i fell. one pill lasts 12 hours, and i'm good. oh, here kitty, kitty...ah! not a cat, not a cat! why take 4-hour medicine? just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. ♪ >>> that's an toine domino jr. best known as fats domino, an original inductee into the original hall of fame. he passed away tuesday actually and funeral arrangements are still spending thi

previously they tested at lake tahoe but last year opened up a research center in michigan and will nowrt testing there. >>> all right, jess. thanks so much. happening today the government will release tens of thousands of classified documents about the assassination of president john f. kennedy. congress ordered that the files be made public unless presi trump stepped in to stop it which he has not. it may shed light on the investigation but historians do not believe they will lead to bombshell revelations. >>> okay. try to follow the bouncing ball on this one. former vice president joe biden is not ruling out a run for prsident in 2020. i haven't decided to run but i've decided i'm not going to decide not to run. biden said he was going to run last year but decided against it after his son died from brain cancer. biden ran unsuccessfully in 1988 and 2008. >>> 5:49 now. two deputies denied workers comp. california's labor code says public agencies must pay benefits when off-duty officers try to save lives or property in the state but it doesn't mention out-of-state activities. the oran

michigan and indiana. it is interesting, because that whered of an analogy for a lot of the early settlement came from. most of our early governors came from the great lakes states. that is where a lot of the settlement came from. withcapital was built stone almost exclusively from other states. there was a lawsuit that attempted to force the building to be built that forced it to be built with stone and there is stone available in south dakota but that case was not successful in the decision was made to go with a low bid and that is why it is built without a state of stone. right now, we are in the rotunda of the capital. looking around the rotunda a little bit, there are 4 wells for statues. those wells stood empty until the state's centennial in 1989 and the state commissioned for statues by dale, a sculptor and now our artist lori at. integrity was encouraged. and represented by the 4 statues of gods. the flags, obsolete, the south dakota flag and there is a flight from dakota territory and a flag from the united states and flags for spain and france because of a controlled this territory at different times and each corner has, one corner has a white

if you are trick-or-treating there's snow in parts of michigan the western side of the lake but you cang the coast down through florida. really can't complain much. not too much scary about this forecast. for more i am groot. let's get a check a little closer to home. >> all right, thanks groot we got no rain on storm tracker6 live double scan. it's sunny, it's chilly with temperatures in the 40's. this afternoon a high of 57. sunny and breezy tonight dipping down into the 40's in most suburbs. so, bundle the kids up a bit before you head out. 56 tomorrow. mostly cloudy. on, lego batman. let me guide you. >> homemade costume, lara, let's do it. >> so we've brought up the robbers but we have a bigger problem. what do you do when trick-or-treating is hours away and kids change their minds, who are you going to call. "housekeeping's" lori batgirl bergamotto. >> i appreciate that. >> you have three pint-sized superheroes with last-minute changes and the first one being thor. >> thor. here we have thor with miles and did a tin foil hat. you want to look for things you already have in your ho

michigan and indiana. it is interesting, because that is kind of an analogy for where a lot of the early settlement came from. most of our early governors came from the great lakes states. that is where a lot of the settlement came from. this capital was built with stone almost exclusively from other states. the only south dakota stone is in the foundation. there was a lawsuit that attempted to force the building to be built entirely with south dakota stone. we have quarries in sioux falls. that case was not successful. the decision was to go with the low bid. right now, we are in the rotunda of the capital. looking around the rotunda a little bit, there are 4 wells for statues. those wells stood empty until the state's centennial in 1989 , and in 1989, the state by theioned four statues sculpture who is now -- by a sculptor who is now our artist laureate. are fourok up, there corner areas with flags. flags, a flight from the south dakota territory. a flag from the united states and flags for spain and france because of a controlled this territory at different times and each corner has, one corner has a white flag and black and one yellow and one red. those are

northern portions of michigan here and also as we go to northern wisconsin. 4-8 inches coming off the lake. that cold storm is going to head to the east this weekend. at the same time, we're still watching the caribbean moisture. a lot of showers just flared up to the north. 40% chance this could be a tropical depression. it's going to happen today or tomorrow. all of that moisture streams up south florida. rainy saturday afternoon. not even close to being a beach day. more of a watshout day. by the time we get to sunday, that comes up the east coast. it meets the cold front from the storm system back in the midwest. going to form a nor'easter type storm. strong winds, 40-60-mile-per-hour winds. we have 3-5 inches of rain. should make interesting football. i know philadelphia has a game. jets have a game and patriots. could be rainy windy football. >> we'll be watching that over the weekend. ravens dominate on night football and lose their quarterback in the process. >> end of the era in the bronx. about people. people who rely on us every day to deliver their dreams they're handing us mor

we actually have snow and rain showers coming off the great lakes, thankfully, it's not much colder, northern michigan has some snow out there and heavier rains south of buffalo. travel forecast for the halloween parades, st. louis, chicago, new york, boston, fantastic weather for the eastern seaboard the coldest halloween you've had in 11 years, 36 degrees for your high. a lot of layers for the kids, as far as the map that joe was waiting for, i mean, he was anticipating this and looking forward to this, this morning the spooky city's forecast, franken stein, missouri, 41, witch lake at 27 and scary west virginia at 48 and of course salem, mass today, a beautiful view, clear skies and 50 with a nice view. so new york city included. a lot of great weather up and down the eastern seaboard on this halloween, you are watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. as you can clearly see, the updates you made to your plan strengthened your retirement score. so, that goal you've been saving for, you can do it. we can do this? we can do this. at fidelity, our online planning tools are clear and straightforward

so if you are trick-or-treat, there's some know this morning flying in parts of michigan and on the western side of the lake in the northeast and along the coast down through florida. really can't complain much. not too much scary about this forecast. one more. i am groot. all right.for halloween warming this week spotty shower wednesday & showers for the weekend today: mostly sunny highs: 57-62 winds: west 5 mph tonight: mainly clear early... increasing clouds lows: 36-43 winds: west 5 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy, spotty showers (mainly n&w of dc) highs: 51-59 winds: east 3-8 mph >>> and this weather brought to you by xeljanz. i'll head it over to lego batman. >> come on, lego batman. let me guide you. >> homemade costume, lara, let's do it. >> so we've brought up the robbers but we have a bigger problem. what do you do when trick-or-treating is hours away and kids change their minds, who are you going to call. "housekeeping's" lori batgirl bergamotto. >> i appreciate that. >> you have three pint-sized superheroes with last-minute changes and the first one being thor. >> thor. here we have thor with miles

if you are trick or treating, there's some know this morning flying in parts of michigan and on the western side of the lakee northeast and along the coast down through florida. really can't complain much. not too much scary about this forecast. one more. i am groot. >>> good morning and happy halloween. we're starting off brighter and cool they are morning, but we'll end up sunny and warmer this afternoon. if you heerding out this evening for trick-or-treating, dress for temperatures in the >>> and this weather brought to you by xeljanz. i'll head it over to lego batman. >> come on, lego batman. let me guide you. >> homemade costume, lara, let's do it. >> so we've brought up the robbers but we have a bigger problem. what do you do when trick-or-treating is hours away and your kids change their mind about their costumes? who are you going to call? "housekeeping's" lori "batgirl" bergamotto. >> i appreciate that. >> you have three pint-sized superheroes with last-minute changes and the first one being thor. >> thor. here we have thor with miles and did a tin foil hat. you want to look for things you already