there is another system in washington, d.c., denver, minneapolis, boston. coming soon will be new york, a vancouver, and chicago, all online to launch in the spring or summer of 2012. bicycles are typically -- there is actually a wide range of bicycles in the system, but i will focus on the system that will likely to be found here in san francisco. these are very advanced systems. the bicycles are designed from the ground up as public bicycles, so they are designed to be left out in the public realm. they are unisex-type step through frames, internal gears so there are not many parts that can be broken, lights which run on generators, keep shining once they stop, fenders, seats that cannot be removed. as well, all the parts on them are proprietary and are designed to be removed only with special tools. they could not be put to use somewhere else. the actual stations themselves consist of individual stocks that a bike in gauges into and locked securely into. typically, there is a kiosk, like a atm system, with a touch screen pat, perhaps with a solar map, fo

if you have been to paris, barcelona, minneapolis, you may have tried one of the systems. they are wonderful and growing. it really makes short trips convenient and sustainable. density is the key. to the extent that we have a pilot, we want it to be a fair test. there is no point in throwing out 10 stations a mile apart and saying, nobody used it. you need to have those stations close together. in paris and london, the rule of thumb is you need to be able to see the next station. when i get done with my trip, i do not want to have to walk 1 mile to drop the bike off. so the ports of participation in this is important, density is as well. to the extent that mta is looking at four locations, that is probably a minimum. i appreciate this is real estate, this is an encroachment issue, to some extent, but there are answers to all of that. i am glad to hear that staff is resolving these issues. it really promises to be a huge success if we do it right. i just want to make sure that we all think about how to to do it right. again, this is not for cyclists. this is for people. th

san francisco is a little bit more of a european city than minneapolis or denver, so we could see it anywhere between 8% and 10% of trips switch from cars. people will also be switching from other modes. sunday will will get on it that were previously walking. i do not see any trouble with that. i do not think my colleagues at muni have any trouble with that as well if we had taken some off of a muni going outbound at 5:30. that is part of the evaluation. there is a lot of data that we can get directly from the technology, but we do not know what people would have done until we ask them what they would ever done. in terms of outreach to the community, we have been taking our show around. we have been to the bicycle and advisory committee, working with the bicycle coalition -- >> i agree with the previous speaker, this is not for cyclists. >> we have not had much feedback from non-cyclists. we had unlimited funding for this so we have not conducted a thorough and far reaching feasibility analysis, other than the city analysis which i showed you. but having seen the success in other ci

he's talking about minneapolis being a primary hub for this terror group? >> he is., fred, if you were to ask other folks in the community, they may not use quite as -- quite such strong language to describe minneapolis as a second terror hub for this group. but on the flip side of that, this is certainly an area of the country with the most somali population outside of mogadishu. they do call it little mow dish shu. as to whether there's that much of a terror cell authorities and fbi officials would be the ones to answer that question. folks here certainly scared because, you know, 20 men missing, going over to fight for a terror group, is certainly not something that anyone wants to have associated with their city. this is a subject that's been on a lot of people's minds for a long time, fred. >> chris welch, thanks so much. >>> a controversial play about the last night of martin luther king's life is in its third week on broadway. stick around to hear what's going on with the star of the mountaintop and what mlk's children have to say about this play. [ male annou

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your federal lawsuit in your case along with your producers sharifa nicole against the city of minneapolis and the police there and i'd like to show our viewers as a set up here just a short clip of that very violent arrest. in . how no one. knew it was my daughters that. was. really. going to. be right there. because ross speaking to us today. i still remember when he came into the r. and c. radio row after that event you were pretty pretty shaken up physically and can you tell our listeners what happened and why. that's right tom in fact your show is one of the first shows entered views that we did that was actually september first two thousand and eight it was labor day the first day of the republican convention we just come from denver from the democratic convention flown into the twin cities in the morning there was a massive peace march from the st paul city hall to the excel center where the convention would be later that day ten thousand people marched led by soldiers and full military regalia some it served some were resisting and of course thousands of civilians saying no to war

the pastor of the wood dale church outside minneapolis. he witnessed too many families going through emotional turmoil when their loved one was dying. >> for the family that there processes in place is wonderfully helpful. often children and spouses, they are frighten and don't want to make a mistake and give up too soon and hold on too long. if it's been discuss and especially if it's documented in writing, that is really a gift. >> the pastor said he and his wife filled out advanced directives and encourage members of his congregation to do the same. the directives he said are biblically base and to use it as an example of a story of jacob when he knows he is about to die. >> it tells about him bringing all of his sons around him. he gave a prepared statement to every one of them. it was different for each one. the bible line in genesis 49 said that he gave instructions. that's marvelous. here long ago was a man who knew he was going to die and gave final instructions. >> advanced directive today detail individual treatment, assign power

look how warm we are, minneapolis is starting the morning at 60. that's how warm you should be in the middle of the day. ahead of our big storm in the west, we're very mild. the storm produced a foot of snow. if you're familiar with mammoth mountain, one of the biggest resorts there, even portions of southern california got nail and lake tahoe picked up ten inches of snow. the rockies will get hit today, and the wasatch range and the colorado rockies. now the eastern half of the country, as advertised, very quiet, big area of high pressure, cool mornings. beautiful, warm afternoons, nothing like what they're seeing in the west. the travel trouble spot is salt lake city, in utah, 43 degrees with heavy rain last hour. not a pretty picture to walk out the door to. next 48 hours, if you're watching us in florida, you're the only spot on the east coast that has to worry about wet weather and rain, especially the east coast of florida, jacksonville, daytona beach, west palm into miami will see wet weather. especially into tomorrow and the beginning of yo

and temperatures maybe even a little too warm in minneapolis with a high of 86 degrees. chicago, you're warming up nicely. the good thing about this pattern is that there is very little humidity in the air. so very comfortable even know it's warm, it's a comfortable 84 degrees. we can smile and enjoy this. we all deserve it. >> yes, we do. thanks so much. >>> coming up, maybe more lectureses from bill karins. himself stocks sea saw, the anticlimactic new iphone, and buffett versus murdoch. your first look at this morning's business headlines is straight ahead. >>> coming up, the yankees find their groove, bell tray pounds the rangers and diamondbackss strike gold. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. ♪ ♪ ♪ when your chain of supply ♪ goes from here to shanghai, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ chips from here, boards from there ♪ ♪ track it all through the air, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ clearing customs like that ♪ hurry up no time flat that's logistics. ♪ ♪ all new technology ups brings to me, ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ sweet & salty nut bars... they're made from whole roasted nuts and

a stow maley diplomate says that the suspect was from minneapolis and identified him as abdelism ali. they say that al-shabaab enjoys support from some in the community of minneapolis. >>. >> he left here in 2008, november 4th. i think right before the election or right after the election of obama and he got married. he was militant on the street fighting. he engaged in combat with somali government. there's sympathizers and support and basically i think one can -- al-shabaab to nairobi and england. >> u.s. officials say that 20 young men, most somali americans have travelled from minneapolis to somalia in recent years to train with al-shabaab. the death tolle is official from the the suicide bomb attack in afghanistan on saturday. nine americans died, five civilians and four u.s. troops. the blasts also claimed the lives of two british civilians a kosovo national and canadian soldier. four afghans were killed when a car packed with explosives struck an armor bus in kabul. the taliban claimed responsibility for the attack. syria's president warns his country will turn in to another a

minneapolis, 52 with a chance of a showers on monday. chicago and the southeast, another rainy day for you guys. orlando at 77. albuquerque, 68. the southwest looking good. l.a., as well. temperatures on monday into the upper mid 60s or so. and of course, keep it tuned into the weather channel for "wake up with al" and more weather information. you want to save money on car insurance? no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcycle insurance? no problem. you want to find a place to park all these things? fuggedaboud it. this is new york. hey little guy, wake up! aw, come off it mate! geico. saving people money on more than just car insurance. [ female announcer ] start the day off right with a protein-packed breakfast like the sunrise subway melt. try it with juicy tomatoes for a breakfast that stands out from the pack. subway, the official training restaurant of apolo ohno and athletes everywhere. >>> half of the guys don't have a month's of living expenses saved up. that's not includ

it is 11 degrees warmer and billing minneapolis. in theand minneapin minneapolis.n forecast, the finance committee tuesday in fact through 330 as this graphic shows nothing for the chicago area. 7 day forecast: still lots of sunshine but there may be a cloud patchwork to. wednesday thursday and friday cloudy skies expected the area with a possible shower, could even hear some thunder on wednesday, look at the temperatures just dropped 65 on thursday 62 on friday and saturday, we cannot get out of the '50s. >> a surprise in the backyard pool a moos went for a dip in manchester new hampshire getting him out took some doing. police firefighters and game officials eventually herded him up the stairs. it was last seen walking into the woods, it is most breeding season so it is unusual for the animals to wander into this unfamiliar territory. there he goes. you can hear them saying it keep going, keep going. the illinois event put on quite the show, the offense put on quite a show against the indiana hoosiers and they are leading the fight a lives, best start since 1951,

minneapolis 65. warmer than we are. 59 in international falls. that's up in the nation's cold spot thrfment is a surge of colder air coming up. today nice, a couple degrees warmer than yesterday. lots of sun. the forecast looks like this. 6 today -- 76 today. we start picking up a couple clouds. almost 80 for the high. 75 tuesday. we start picking up more cloudiness. still it looks like basically a dry day. rain chances going up tuesday into wednesday. >> thank you, john. skt of state -- secretary of hillary rodham clinton spoke about the three nobel peace prize winners in liberia yesterday mple -- yesterday. >> i am bursting with pride. she deserves it. she has paid her dues. >> university of maryland law professor larry gibson is talking about the liberian president ellen johns johnson-sirleaf. she's the first democratically elected president of an african country and also now nobel peace prize. >> she came to the train station in boston. nice lady. she asked, would i be willing to go to liberia and just make an assessment whether she could win

or personhood well also approved by consensus in minneapolis was the statement it is the opinion of the proposal presenter that of all issues important to occupy in minnesota this is the most important because corporate influence on government ender's all other progress we hope to make and equip so why has this very clear proposal caught on like a wildfire among the occupy movement what are the consequences of corporate personhood and how exactly do we do away with it for that we turn to our new york studio with katrina vanden heuvel editor and publisher of the nation magazine and jay harris director of the we the people campaign katrina and welcome to you both thank you thanks thanks for joining us first off i've had callers in my radio show we're live on the air in san francisco in oakland on station there who say that there were children in the camp when it was tear gassed and raided i'm curious about your personal thoughts on the police violence and. i think there needs to be investigation. as you were saying tom the right of peaceful free assembly by these nonviolent protesters in

put any corporate personhood at the top of many of their lists of demands for example the occupy minneapolis movements general assembly agreed by absolute consensus. on october twenty second that quote resolved that the general assembly of occupied minnesota orders that congress introduce an amendment to the united states constitution to end corporate personhood effectively stating that corporations are not people and money is not speech by corporate personhood well also approved by consensus in minneapolis was this statement it is the opinion of the proposal present or that of all issues important to occupy in minnesota this is the most important because corporate influence on government ender's other progress we hope to make and it quote so why has this very clear proposal caught on like a wildfire among the occupy movement what are the consequences of corporate personhood and how exactly do we do away with it for that we turn to our new york studio with katrina vanden heuvel editor and publisher of the nation magazine and jay harris director of the we the people campaign katrina and jay w

some showers across minneapolis and maybe a few storms. what warm in the west. >> temperatures around 60 at noon. sunshine as we head into the afternoon. 65 degrees. tomorrow another nice day. >> this weather report has been brought to you by hunter douglas. >>> now to what is many people deepest fierce every time they dive into open waters, sharks. a man from texas killed by a great white off the coast of australia. in australia in morning, they're on the hunt for the great white shark that killed 32-year-old george thompson what wright, who was out diving on saturday. >> recovered him from the boat. he was sfrufrg a fatal shark attack. >> reporter: he was from texas, he was living in the western australia city of perth on a work visa, witnesses on the boat described the shark as ten feet long. >> this is a tragic situation. >> reporter: less than two weeks ago, a 64-year-old was killed by a great white during his morning swim. authorities are now trying to figure out if the same animal killed both men. >> the shark population is increasing. >> reporter: austra

cooler tomorrow, but the warmest of is on the west side, almost 90 degrees this afternoon up in minneapolis 78 in chicago, 84 in kansas city. the really warm weather will stay over the plains and the nice, comfortable whether it will remain locked in over the mid atlantic for the next few days. tomorrow, beautiful, sunny skies of around the normal high of 70. the sunrise comes at us at 7:07 on thursday morning. there is a small craft advisory for tonight and early tomorrow morning, but during the afternoon, whence will the minister under 12 not. upper 60's on thursday and friday. los livni's for the eastern shore down to cambridge, with bright, sunny skies. -- low 70's for the eastern shore. tropical storm philippe has been out there, still moving very slowly and hold onto 65 mile an hour winds. just about 500 miles from bermuda. it looks like it will move away from the island and weaken as it tracks across the northern atlantic through the next five- seven days. it looks like felipe will miss bermuda. high pressure here brings us great weather, still mostly sunny into monday of next week.

it is 85 degrees in minneapolis and st. paul. we will get a little taste of it this weekend. temperatures will be either side of a degrees here at home by the time we get to work sunday. for right now, it was still cool off after sunset -- after sunset. the air is dry and that is a good time to get the temperatures dropping off. the easily is a good indication of what he should forecast for a low temperature. that is what to trace some thought as well. for those watching in the western suburbs, i think fog has a good chance of forming late tonight. 70 degrees downtown. it is 66 degrees in terraced hill. a fantastic evening. temperatures will drop back into the lower 40's in the cooler the northwest suburbs and 50's in the city. during the day tomorrow, lots of sunshine. it will be nice, mile, a few degrees warmer than today. the high temperature was 72. i think we will make it into the middle and upper 70's. it will be a fantastic weekend. here is a little suggestion. if you are looking for something to do, take a drive into the mountains. the people actually be next week in

it is crystal clear from the gulf to minneapolis. was to get underneath this high pressure system, we should be able to enjoy this nice weather. that is scheduled to move minute tuesday afternoon. tomorrow, scattered showers. sprinkles around. tuesday afternoon, high pressure comes in. then a nice, extended stretch of beautiful fall weather. cloudy tomorrow with temperatures 20 below normal. 50-55. waves one foot or less. we have a couple of storms to continue to watch in the atlantic. philippe is heading towards the front. -- newfoundland. and looks like the center of that storm a stairwell to the east of bermuda. r 7 day forecast. 54 tomorrow with scattered sprinkles. then we start to warm. then the storm pulls away. in wednesday, thursday, sunshine each day, clear night, 40's in the evening, and highs in the 70's pe. >> derrick mason saying hi to to fred. fred. at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call baltimore home. from funding to help a local business expand their operations... to f

s all the way up to minneapolis. 82 in kansas city right now.s the storm moves off the new england coast, those dry low pressure systems will move in. it will be nice probably into next weekend as well. northwest winds at 10 to 15. the west to northwest wind will get bit breezy tomorrow afternoon. and then western maryland was he a warming trend. loh 60's in garrett county by wednesday. 73 degrees. a 30% chance of rain of the close tomorrow and anthony skies and 70 degrees at ocean city on wednesday. -- sunny skies and seven degrees at ocean city on wednesday. 65 mile per hour winds for a few appeared -- ophelia. phillippe is now expected to become a hurricane. it will move off to the east and it looks like this thing will stay safely south and east of bermuda. it is expected to get to category 1 status as it moves out to the central atlantic. the hurricane season is underway with storms way out there. wednesday through friday and into next weekend,-and 70's and those in the 40's. -- highs in the 70's and veloz in the 40's. >> 3 and 1 into the b

it was 83 in minneapolis. we've had seven days in a row in the 80s to start october. it's never been this warm for that long this late in the season. as far as the right weather goes, we had beneficial heavy rains in texas and oklahoma this weekend. it did cancel some plans and a baseball game. with the drought situation, we definitely needed it. the rainfall this morning will be difficult in florida. that's located now over the ocala national forest and that rain will be plentiful today from jacksonville up the coast towards savannah. we're still warm and summer like in many areas. carry the umbrella in the southeast and down into florida. that's a look at your national forecast. now here is a look at the weather outside your window. washington, d.c., northward, enjoy it. this is probably going to be the last day we're going to see like this until next spring. 81 in d.c. philly and new york city will be in the low 80s. even tennessee, gorgeous weather while it lasts. sunny credible stuff. we know it's going to end in a hurry, but enjoy the short sleeves while you can

minneapolis/st. paul. beautiful fall weather. and it's right at peek right now. what's going on. near or peek at portions of minneapolis, also stretching its way into the interior areas of the new england area, dealing with great conditions. if you want to go ahead and look at this weather, the fall foliage, portland. all the way over the great lakes. it will be a beaut >> what a perfect holiday weekend on tap. sunny skies today and tomorrow monday. today. more. 83 on >> and that weather report has been brought to you by party city. dan? bianna? >> all right. thank you. >>> coming up on "good morning america," a prince and a princess. prince harry in california for military training. where the locals roll out the red carpet for third in line to the throne. >>> and inconceivable. the cast of the 1980s classic "princess bride" together for a reuni reunion. >>> and what is this woman celebrating? the answer in "your three words," coming up. i ate breakfast and got heartburn, third day this week. so i took my heartburn pill and some antacids. unless we eat later, the

doesn't happen all that often, but minneapolis today easily warmer than even phoenix, arizona. all the warmth heading up ahead of the big west coast storm. that will make temperatures as far as 80 into the northern plains. cool start in new england but a night finish with plenty of sunshine. atlanta looks good, just showers. and it looks like florida will be soggy over the next couple of days, especially down by miami. keep an eye on that. what doesn't pop up is the storm in the west from areas of west texas up to kansas and oklahoma. beneficial rains for you in the days ahead. >>> if you're watching us on wagt nbc augusta, 26, augusta, george, see blown glass that shows off complexity of bottle making at delightful decanters at augusta museum of history. >> thanks so much. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. when it comes to getting pregnant, actress jennifer aniston says there's no rush. the 42-year-old tells "elle" magazine if it's meant to be, it's meant to be. she has been plagued with pregnancy rumors. >>> watch out, oprah, there's a

cool air today arrives, minneapolis and chicago. there's that stormy weather in the east. that's a look at your national forecast. here's a look at the weather outside your window. nice weather today. alabama, st. louis. that's the gorgeous conditions that are in the middle of the country that will sweep to the east for the weekend. but the rain still in the forecast for baltimore, maryland, and at times we could even have heavy downpours. >>> leaves are at their peak in some areas. we'll give you that forecast coming up. >> finally. it's been a little late, right? >> a little delayed, yes. >>> coming up, bank stops wobble, google shines and something you should know before getting rid of your kids' marbles. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, a tinseltown train wreck is asked by a charitable organization to no longer volunteer her services. >>> coming up, the seahawks want lebron james. what is more frightening, a monster or a wolf? you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are s

minneapolis, 80 and sunny. that is a nice fall forecast. that's a look at your national forecast. now here is a look at the weather outside your window. st. louis, missouri, no complaints. 78 degrees. austin, texas, around 88. the texas heat ended. we're still very dry in the region. really, no rain in sight for you. albuquerque, new mexico, just a chance of a few showers. nice, easy forecast for me. that's the way i like it on my first day back. >> we're trying. >> sit back, listen to lynn. >> put your feet up. come on, when you get home, it's going to be harder. enjoy it while it lasts. >>> buyers, stocks in internet giants and a small chunk of new york city sold on the auction block. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, a new book written by martha stewart's daughter makes the happy homemaker sound like mommy dearest. >>> coming up, cowboys cut down by the lions and a big playoff hit by albert pujols. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning

talking about right now, occupy wall street protests are planned for washington, d.c., atlanta, minneapolisattle today. although they say their main concern is wall street inequality, protestors also say politicians from both parties are to blame. >>> for the first time ever today we're expecting to hear a tape of the interview dr. conrad murray gave police. the interview contains murray's version of events, including details of drugs he gave to jackson. defense attorneys contend jackson gave himself the fatal overdose. >>> caught on dash cam video, started when the suspect backed his vehicle into a police cruiser. during the chase, kenneth monty also ran his truck into another pursuing police car, no word on monty's injuries, but his mug shot speaks volumes. he's facing several charges, including aggravated battery on an officer. >>> a government panel is recommended healthy men skip routine prostate screenings. it often fails at identifying cancer, the new recommendation will be that screenings are used only for those with a family history of prostate cancer as well as for those in remiss

that's a good chunk from minneapolis to kansas city and all the way down through mississippi and alabama. a chilly morning but with sunshine this afternoon, what a nice day it's going to be in so many areas. the southeast will be a cool, crisp, beautiful day. same for the northern plain. and not bad up there in new england either with temperatures still in the low 60s. that's a look at your friday forecast. here's a look at the weather outside your window. a lot of sunshine out there and a nice recovery in areas like birmingham after a chilly start to the day. 63 this afternoon. st. louis, same for you. austin, texas, probably one of the warmest spots in the country. temps there in the 80s. happy to say it's a nice, simple, gorgeous looking weekend forecast. details coming up. >> sounds wonderful. >>> also coming up, euro fears ease again. at&t has iphone withdrawal. and the all-american barbie like you've never seen her before. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, a day after promising to get her act together, she messes up all over again. >>> coming up, g

sacramento at 83. 50s from minneapolis to kansas city.ear 90 in dallas, 86 in new orleans. 67 in new york city. 76 in baltimore. >> it's perfect right now in new york. the two days we get every year. that's it. >>> coming up, as the wall street protests go global, we'll take a look at movement by the numbers. >>> and the brand new plan by the fcc to put an end to phone bill shock. >>> and the 2011 world series is set. will bit the cardinals or the brewers taking on the rangers? >>> and welcome back, everyone. overseas markets are up monday morning. in hopes for europe's latest efforts to solve their debt crisis. tokyo's nikkei average rose 132 points. hong kong's hang seng also up 200 points. in london, the ftse opened higher. last week, the nasdaq and the dow gained. the nasdaq up 188.5. >>> your wireless company now has to warn you if you're nearing your monthly usage limit. many wireless customers are hit with big penalties when they go over their limits. now, they'll be alerted when that is about to happen. >>> an unusual question, wh

worth area and we could see showers and storms kansas city to minneapolis. midwest clears out tomorrow. still damp from the ohio valley to new england. if you're watching us on wc 6 in portland, maine, see paintings that illustrate the elegance of american life in late 19th century at portland museum of art. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> now here's an early look at this morning headlines in entertainment. yesterday in new york city protesters got a surprise visit. by kanye west. gold chains and all. he showed up on the front lines at operation wall street to lend moral support, but he was forced to retreat when excited crowds around him got unruely. >>> english soul singer adele leads all performers for the 2011 american music awards with four nominations. all announced yesterday. followed by katy perry, lady gaga, lil wayne, rihanna, the band perry and taylor swift each got three. >>> swift, the 21-year-old has been named billboard's woman of the year. >>> in costing news, bardem confirmed he would play in 23rd unyet untitled james bond movie. >>> michael do