minnesota has been pretty liberal credit history. for me to come in and draw a line in the sand on holding the line and cutting taxes is a big deal, and i am proud of that as well. >> let me ask you about afghanistan. you are there this past summer. the president has said that july of 2011 is a transitional date for the american military. do you disagree with that? >> i applaud the president for making the decision to put more troops into afghanistan. that was needed, but i wish he had not taken by month to make that decision, and i wish she would not have simultaneously announced the withdrawal date with the search he decided. once you make an arbitrary date like that, it begins to put a question in the nd of our would-be allies and friends in afghanistan from the highest levels of leadership all the way down to that individual villager who might be a translator or in former or might join the police force or the military in afghanistan. when we send the message we may be out of here as early as next year, people start to hedge their

>> the gun owners and minnesota and wisconsin have issued states of emergency. -- the governors in minnesota and wisconsin have issued states of emergency. in arcadia, wisconsin, attend -- waters continue to rise. >> you see the severe flooding and roads washed out. >> yesterday more than a month's worth of rain fell in less than 24 hours and parts of the region for some flood waters as high as 3 feet. no major rain is in the forecast for today but more is expected tomorrow. >>> rain is something we actually need around here. it has been awhile since we saw enough of that. will that change this weekend? adam caskey is in the weather center with a first forecast. >>> there are changes in the overall winner patti and late this weekend and in the early part of next week. those changes could potentially translate into heavy rain showers which would be beneficial. we will talk about that coming up. look at the bright sunshine. there are hardly any clouds out there. it is a little hazy because of the new timidity out there. it feels like summer. chevy chase is 91 degrees. officially at reagan nati

for minnesota, i am a pretty liberal. that is a big deal. i am right about that. >> the president said that next year, that is a transitional day. do you disagree with that? >> first of all, i applaud the president for making the decision to put more troops in afghanistan. i wish said he would not have taken five months to make that decision. once you make that arbitrary date, it begins to put questions into the minds of our allies from the highest level and pakistan. all the way to an individual who might be a trans letter. when you send a message, people start to hedge their bets in ways that are not helpful to the united states. >> but if the general says that we can do this, the military thinks that we can do this. certainly, you want to pay heed to the members of the military. embers of the military and the leadership, for sure. there is no question about that. i know that president obama and others are starting to back off on that date as a hard deadline for beginning to dramatically reduce troops. they are talking about perhaps it wil

minnesota avenue live here the crime scene investigation.innesota avenue, branch avenue, traffic a mess through the neighborhood. we go to adam caskey now. >> patchy fog outside now. are you aware of that. be careful when you head out. that will quickly burn off. ok. so sunny today, mid 90's. we'll probably break a few records. tomorrow less humid, and increasing clouds. [technical difficulties] >>> "good morning america" is next. hope you have a great wee this kenmore elite multi-motion washer... how does that work? hit it! see, other machines only go in circles. this kenmore elite has multi-motions for a custom clean. it scrubs to help lift stains, rolls to wash gently, swings, steps, and tumbles. better than just circles, what! sorry. get a free stainless steel upgrade on top brands, and 15% off all appliances. plus save up to an additional $250 instantly with our appliance trade-in program. sears.

if you're watching us on kare in memberships, minnesota. if you thought legos and politics don't mix, wrong. check out the model of the minnesota state capitol made of 75,000 leggons of the capitol in st. paul. >> that's impressive. i thought that was the real thing. what can't you build with legos any more. >> you can do just about anything. it's pretty cool. >>> here is a look at your early morning entertainment headlines. jo did i e foster is standing by mel gibson after a nasty battle with his ex-girlfriend. foster tells the october issue of "more" magazine that gibson is, quote, the easiest, nicest person i've ever worked with. the second i met him, i said i will love this man for the rest of my life. >>> they may love david hasselhoff in germany, but last night he was the first to be eliminated from "dancing with the stars." >>> finally, paris hilton has been booted out ofjapan. yesterday officials delayed hilton's entrance while looking into her case. she was scheduled to cancel a tokyo news conference to promote her fashion and frag

i-35 is closed in southern minnesota in both directions, >> forgive me talking about owatonna, minnesotatching it northeast looks good. that's your weather picture. >> you owe a ton apologies for mispronouncing. just kistd. thanks dave. two girls slug it out it's on tape. a mother arrested for egging on her daughter during the fight. we'll take you inside this case causing quite a controversy. >> lindsay lohan's drug abuse lands her back in court today. could she be back behind bars? >> plus facebook founder mark zuckerberg has a lot of fwrendz but now even more with a huge donation to help public school children. we'll have the inside scoop on his facebook philanthropy here on "the early show" on cbs. recently, sharp made a major leap forward in the science of color with quattron. by adding a fourth color -- yellow... yellow. banana. ...to the standard rgb color system, quattron produces more colors... banana! ...and makes images brighter. banana! banana! when seen in 3d -- whoa! whoa! aah! quattron makes tv so realistic... whoa! ...you won't believe your eyes. [ male announcer ] aquos

lindsey seibert is in hard-hit zumbro falls, minnesota. >> reporter: in the town of zumbro falls, in southeastern minnesota, people have built their lives around the zumbro river. >> we didn't even save family pictures. >> i had workers. they lost their jobs. their homes and everything. >> reporter: overnight, the river crested, bringing more than 12 feet of water into the town's main streets. now, as the water has receded, an estimated 60 homes and 20 businesses are gone. you can see just how high the water rose here at the fire department, with the damaged equipment inside the least of their worries because half the firefighters lost their homes. the national guard has ordered the town's 200 residents to stay out until they know it's safe. >> i just want to go home. >> reporter: 10 inches of rain fell in 24 hours across a 150-mile stretch of the upper 48 plains. many had little time to safeguard homes. in oronoko, minnesota, water pouring through an open dams of powerful enough to rip apart this bridge. in sioux falls, south dakota, the river continues to rise and is expected to ri

the gentleman from minnesota. mr.paulson: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to rise in support of my colleague, mr. miller's bill, to amend the small business jobs act of 2010 and would like to point out that the irony is that we are here on the floor the day after the president signed the bill just one day ago this bill would allow construction, land development and other land loans to be included and commend efforts to make sure all small businesses will be eligible under the program. i also appreciate what my colleagues are trying to do but i believe if we're going to focus on helping the small business community, we need to bring certainty to the market and the economy for them. right now, many small businesses are struggling with the uncertainty, not knowing which regulations the congress will come up with next on health care and cap and trade legislation and most important now, rather than additional bailout programs, we need to be talking more down the road about extending the tax cuts rather than having tax incre

. >> minnesota ave close where police chase ended today. according to d.c., it is minnesota avenue that shutdown were branch avenue would emerge. 95 between richmond and baltimore will give you normal travel times this morning. >> thank you. americans are mourning the loss of a hollywood icon, eddie fisher. he died of complications of a hip surgery. he peeked in the 1950's. in his career was overshadowed by a scandal any divorce debbie reynolds and married elizabeth taylor. he is the father of actress carrie fisher. >> it is 5:11. >> a globalize without facebook. do remember what that is like? for the second day in a row, and they shut down. >> that is the main reason i'm testifying, to get that c-span dumped from my ratings. >> stephen colbert testified before congress. the issue that has some speaking out. >> parts of the midwest are out. >> parts of the midwest are >> police are now looking for a carjacking suspect who shot at them. prince george's county police were chasing too vehicles. what was carjacked and another was following. one

towns across minnesota look a lot like this park, several feet of floodwater covering the land. they've overturned buildings, they've damaged cars, but what really shocks people the most was how quickly these waters rose. record rainfall in a single day. in pine island, minnesota, jerome and his family woke up to six feet of water in the basement. >> this is the worst anybody's ever seen it around here. >> reporter: as much as ten inches in 24 hours stretching across 150 miles of the upper great plains. some people were able to sandbag but many didn't have time to protect their homes. now people are salvaging what they can. >> it's a mess. everything down there is gone. >> reporter: in orinoco, minnesota, water pouring through an open dam was powerful enough to rip apart this bridge. at least a dozen families were forced to evacuate as rushing water overturned cars. nearby, a front loader carried some people to dry land and streets were lined with sandbags as homeowners sanction e anxiously watched. >> when it gets to a certain point, then you start worrying. >> reporter: is tha

a state of emergency is declared for much of wisconsin and minnesota. as heavy brings force residents to evacuate and may only get worse. >>> under fire. iranian president sparks a u.n. walkout after blaming the u.s. for the 9/11 attacks. we'll talk with sarah shourd, the american hiker locked up in iran more than a year about what life was like in prison. >>> and mom arrested as these two girls fight, you can hear the mother of one of them cheering on her daughter. >> get her, sarah. get her, sarah. >> now she faces charges of child abuse. early this friday morning, september 24th, 2010. captioning funded by cbs >>> the weekend is upon us. good friday morning to all of you. i'm maggie rodriguez. >> i'm harry smith. >> let's get right to the dangerous flooding. heavy rains left many areas covered in several feet of water and more rain in the forecast today. holly wagner of minneapolis station wcco-tv brings us up to date from owatonna minnesota. >> reporter: here in southern minnesota, the intense early autumn rain triggered flooding that flooded homes,

branch, minnesota, and massachusetts avenues. plan ahead. be able to get around it with little issue. it is foggy out there. inner loop of the capital beltway. no accidents to report. virginia, 95 north bound, volume approaching the capital beltway. no major accidents to report. as you continue your northbound commute, no problems on 395. still free and clear. also a quiet start this morning. no big delays towards the beltway, inside the beltway from falls church into arlington. no problem. eun and joe, back to you. >> thanks very much, ashley. >> more drivers hitting the brakes to avoid tickets in one community. the speed cameras worked so well that ticket revenue is down $2.5 million. chevy chase village has nine speed cameras mostly on connecticut avenue. you can see drivers hit the breaks when they see the 30-mile-per-hour enforcement signs. and some have learned the hard way. >> big brother is taking a picture and sending you a bill in the mail. >> have you ever gotten one of those pictures in the mail? >> oh, yeah. absolutely. >> polic

. >>> in minnesota three firefighters were hurt after a fire and subsequent explosion at a local power plant much the blast was strong enough to blow out one side of a corrugated steel building beforehand. >>> tinker bell is the latest to get her own star on hollywood's prestigious walk of fame. in lieu of pixie dust confetti cannons shower her >>> a diamond jewelry set that belonged to princess diana will be auctioned off. the necklace and earrings featured dozens of dimes and cultured pearls valued up to $250,000. now for a look at the national weather we turn to bill. a beautiful stud ded bracelet that elvis wore and it had bling-bling and your name written all over it. >> i couldn't afford the pearls on that. welcome to our show. glad to here from you up from miami visiting us. it's going to feel like miami. we'll kick into fall and it'll be a warm day. yesterday was high, it was 95 yesterday in atlanta. we were in the mid to upper 90s even close to 100 in many areas including memphis and little rock, all of alabama and mississippi, exceptionally warm. a lot warmer. yesterday was a

showers in minnesota in the northern part of the state.t is a soaker for much of the east coast and ohio valley. drenching rain from new england to florida. severe wither and flooding from raleigh to atlanta. rain in the pacific northwest. >> 70 in seattle. 80 in portland. and 90 in boise. low 70s in fargo, omaha, and kansas city. 73 here in new york. 75 in atlanta. and 89 in miami. >>> the democrats head into the final weeks before midterm elections on the defensive. they are battling to hold control on jobs and congress. the stakes are so high the party is putting its biggest names on the campaign trail. here's john hendren. >> reporter: president clinton is campaigning to protect an endangered species -- incumbent democrats. clinton campaigned yesterday deep on home turf in the once-solid blue states of connecticut and massachusetts. he had to campaign even for 30-year congressman barney frank, once so safe that he trounced his opponent last time 2-1 and three times before that, no republican ran against him. now, he's on the endangered

the minnesota twins were the first team to clench their division. even though the playoffs are two weeks away, francisco lariano will be the first starter. reached behind his back, snared the comebacker with his glove. there was a two-hour rain delays. rays won it, 7-2, they're 1 1/2 back in the a.l. east. how about one from the twins' nick blackburn. no glove needed. knocked the ball down with his leg. playoffs can't start soon enough for the twins. >>> jose lopez had quite a game against the blue jays, his three home runs, bringing his total to 10. the mariners have been waiting for this all season. lop lopez capped off the trifecta with a two-run bomber in the eighth. mariners won it, 6-3. >>> funny moments in the game, ray oswalt hit martin prado. it was about the only contact the braves had all night. in the eighth, ibanez ripped this into the corner. phils won. >>> johnny peralta bare handed the toss and threw it to first. one more time, when you've got a speedster like jared dyson running down the line, you've got to pull off something specia

just moved here five months ago. >> reporter: yesterday, in several parts of wisconsin and minnesota, more than a month's worth of rain fell in less than pipestone, minnesota, residents relied on the best front line of defense they know -- sandbags. the water was so strong, it managed to wash away part of this bridge. the worst of the flooding spanned three states, minnesota, wisconsin and south dakota. >> we were told to leave last night and we came back today and i said i want to get my tools out. >> reporter: and you came back and you see all of this? >> yes. >> reporter: i want to show you what several homeowners are dealing with tonight. it's beyond just their yards being flooded. in some cases here, they're surrounded by water. look at this house. the water actually started climbing up the front steps. but it's not just a problem here. we're actually talking about seven states in the midwest currently under flood warning tonight. george? >> linsey davis, thank you. >>> in florida, a chilling and curious hostage drama is playing out. the target, a bank just outside miami. and how

we have this this photo from minnesota. they had significant flooding about 8-inches later. in ohio we received a photo from ohio state university showing the devastation after a f2 tornado struck a week ago. the facility has been closed during the scene up and in rush county indiana a mile long field fire forced the evacuations of residents of the village of williams town. firefighters think harvest equipment played a roll. all terrain vehicles are important to farmers. we are helping honda power sports give away a atv this fall. to qualify we want to know what are the top 101 ways that farmers are ranchers use a atv or side-by-side. go to the honda big red button, we will take entries throughout cement and we will announce the winner later this fall. when u.s. farm report returns it's time to talk markets. we will sit down with al in just two minutes please stay with us. mosh our round table guests this week, mike flores and gentleman we have had an unusual market the last two or three weeks i don't know where it will stop but the thing i would like to find is somebody. co

i think i have done this and minnesota. there is some sense that the last time republicans were in the majority, they did not live up to what they said. we have to recommit. >> why do you want to be president, if you run? >> i have not decided, but setting aside the question about myself, whether anyone runs for president, it is because the country is in significant trouble. the person must have a vision for the future direction. specific ideas and proposals to fulfill the vision, and hopefully also a track record of experience to demonstrate deliverance of their vision. >> what will the campaign look like? what issues will shake your candidacy? >> i have not decided yet whether or not i will run for 2012. it would be premature for me or anyone else to talk about it. we know in politics will be intervening events and other developments. people did not realize the gulf oil spill would emerge this past year. the issue came from nowhere. such issues will affect the 2012 elections. for me or anyone else in public service, the q

, putting minnesota on top in the eighth inning with an rbi single. danny valencia beats the throw home. twins up by four. twins are the first team to advance to the postseason with a 6-4 comeback over the indians. >>> the phillies number is now down to 6. they beat the braves. roy halladay becomes the first phillies pitches in 20 years to win over 20 games. and jason, proving why he's worth it all giving the phillies the win. 5-1. they now lead the n.l. east by five. the season cannot end soon enough for the mets. they lost their fourth in a row last night. sanchez smashing a three-run homer in the fifth adding insult to injury. joe torre has no interest in managing the mets next season. not a good day for the metropolitans. marlins win, 5-2. >>> finally -- tiger woods is arguably the best golfer. michael jordan, the best basketball player, but had you combine the two sports, neither can match the talent of john jones. the teenager shows off his skills with what he calls a basketball hole in one. pretty cool stuff. the video doesn't appear to be alte

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governor tim pawlenty got his first look sunday at water-logged southeastern minnesota. this all the results of several days of heavy rain across the upper midwest last week, as much as ten inches fell in some places. residents in this tiny minnesota town who were evacuated after their town went under were finally allowed back, but only for a visit. some found there wasn't much left to salvage. the story is much the same in south dakota not far from sioux fall, which saw its worst flooding in nearly 20 years. here folks are used to the river rising after heavy rains but not like this. >> what went through my head is, boy, i better get all my stuff. >> reporter: in west wisconsin, too, sunday was day of rummaging through water-logged homes and belongings. troy bilan lives in the hard-hit town of arcadia. >> i got a phone call from a few phones letting me know flooding was occurring in arcadia. i got up and my house was already full. >> water and mud wiped out everything in his basement and garage, even his new car. flood insurance will cover the damage, but money isn't al

the big cluster that doused minnesota today.tter weather and it's a sign that two seasons are doing battle. summer's warmth and autumn's cool fighting it out in the middle of the country. that little l is the result. it's swinging across the area and will turn winds northeast tomorrow. but it exits the area pretty expeditiously. and this afternoon beautiful sunny day and southerly winds on friday. and look at the tropics here. you've got karl going into the yucatan peninsula. and igor and julia behind it. karl will restrengthen over the gulf of mexico and hit mexico again. lots of action and it looks like bermuda is sitting in the path of igor. for us no hurricanes but a 72. and a 78 friday. then it cools off. winds blow off the wake, that keeps the weekend cool. look for little spells of sun and a brief shower. i don't think it'll be all day rain. better chance of rain on monday or monday night then spike up to 80. 82 by tuesday. pretty nice. >> thank you. >>> tonight's photos of the day segment captures protesters in the city,

as far as that rain goes, here is rochester, minnesota, a lot of flash flood warnings there in central wisconsin. minneapolis, just light rain for you at least so far. forecast calls for as much as 2 to 3 inches of rain today and tomorrow, minnesota and northern wisconsin and that's why we had the potential for river flooding and maybe even some flash flooding. forecast for the today. nice day in boston. definitely cooler, cooler in new york city who by the way got hit by pretty big thunderstorms last night and down in the southeast, continuing very hot. so you didn't see the harvest moon but i'm sure you saw the flashes of lightning in new york city last night, pretty impressive storms. >> if i did see the moon i would have been stuffing my fave with that moon cake. thanks >>> bullish on bonds. grabbing up gold and who is tops when it comes to the richest americans. piers first at business headlines straight ahead >>> twins are ready for the playoffs. three swings, three home runs for lopez and one of the best double plays you'll ever see. you're watching "first look" on nbc. when i w

some homes were also evacuated in minnesota as floodwaters rose. some roads have been washed out. >>> doctors warn parents not to panic about the recall of the popular baby formula similac. the maker is also saying it is unlikely children have consumed any formula containing insect parts. but, with five million cans of similac being recalled. some families say they did buy and use tainted formula. tara mergener is in washington with more on that. tara, good morning to you. >> good morning, terrell. similac is a top selling infant formula but last week bugs were found near a production line. the company says it is being bombarded with calls from concerned parents. the latest recall of similac baby formula has parents across the country worried sick. >> it made me naigs, like it seriously made me nauseous. >> reporter: three days ago angela mitchell was making a bottle for her four and a half-month-old son seth when she said se spotted something black floating at the top. >> i stuck my finger in to get it out and it's an actual bug piece, like an ins

minnesota 0-2. cowboys hosting the bears.he bears down four, jay cutler of the vanderbilt university goes up to devon hester, makes a great one-handed grab for a touchdown. they reviewed it, it stood. bears put it away in the fourth quarter. bears win 24-17. cowboy 0-2. michael vick getting the start for the eagles. he looked good. 13 seconds left in the first half. vick throws a bullet to maclin, a nine-yard pass. 21-17. philly holds on for a 35-32 win. a wild one in washington. texans and skins. game tied at 27 in overtime the redskins had a big league. they appear in overtime to drill a game-winning 52-yard field goal. how many times have we seen this lately? gary kubiak calls time out before the snap. so they line up to do it again. let's see how he does on the second try. lines it up. and pushes it to the right. texans later drive the field, set up a game-winning field goal for neil rackers, he drills a 35-yarder. texans steal one, 30-27 over the redskins coming back from a 17-point deficit. >>> yankees looking to sweep

take you up to minnesota. minnesota, wisconsin. a lot of showers and thunderstorms.his is a place in minnesota north of row chester. and the dam could have collapsed. we had a bunch of vacuations and houses and cars swepted up. more rain is in in the forecast for on the and tomorrow. the dam is not broken but they did evacuate. that is north of row chester and 100 miles southeast of the twin cities. for us, a different story. temperatures will go down now. 87 tomorrow. maybe a shower, maybe a sprinkle. should not affect the terps game at all. low 70s on sunday. that's a shocker. that will be a jolt. maybe some springles. maybe a drizzle or shower by the end of sunday. not a wet day. just a lot of clouds. the wet day looks like monday. showers and rain and thunderstorms upper 70s. break down tomorrow. sunshine to start. maybe a shower. 74. 81 by lunchtime. 87 by evening. very weak cold front is pushing through. not going to generate many showers. the best chance of showers will be hagerstown west ward. still 92 downtown. are you kidding me? 90 in leesburg. 91 as far a

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. >> reporter: raging rivers are threatening towns all over wisconsin and minnesota. flooding streets in basements, like jeff's in owatanna. >> got 2 1/2, maybe 3 feet of water right now. we're getting ready to pump it out. >> reporter: wisconsin's governor declared a state of emergency. and is ordering the national guard to help stricken homeowners. >> mother nature was not a very good thing today. >> reporter: more rain is expected, making the flooding worse. alex stone, abc news. >>> and more weather news this morning. tropical storm matthew is menacing central america this morning. >> it is now whipping up to 45-mile-per-hour winds in the caribbean. and is expected to bring heavy rain and flooding to nicaragua and honduras tomorrow. forecasters say it should weaken as it heads toward mexico's yucatan peninsula. >>> more showers in the upper midwest. also stretching into cleveland, louisville, nashville and memphis. showers and thunderstorms from little rock to el paso. light rain in south florida and in northern maine. >> warmer than usual along the east coast. 79

central is minnesota. >>> paul konerko, two outs, top of the ninth. he grounds out meekly to second base. that said, the white sox end up losing 7-2. so, the a.l. central belongs to those twins. which had the champagne at the ready, from target field. they won the a.l. central six times in the last nine years. ron gardenhire gets his 800th win. the quickest to 800 wins as manager since davie johnson. >>> that will do it for this espn news update. now, back to new york and "america this morning." >>> after months of anticipation, the curtain call came early for the hoff. >> actor david hasselhoff became the first celebrity to get the boot from this season's "dancing with the stars." hasselhoff called the experience a great ride and great fun. he'll be on "good morning america" this morning. >>> now, to a man who is still kicking after living in three centuries. >> walter breuning is the world's oldest man. he just celebrated his 114th birthday at a nursing home in montana. born september 21st, 1896, breuning recalled living without electricity, without

. >>> brett favre's vikings hosting the dolphins 3rd quarter minnesota down 7 -0. favre sacked up in his own end zone, goes to throw, hit, fumbles. miami recovers. it's a touchdown, four favre turnovers on the day it. vikings lose 14-10. >>> baltimore ravens started the season strong at least defensively with a win over the jets monday. today they faced a bengal team that beat them in both their meetings last year. second straight road game to start the season for baltimore. 3rd quarter ravens trail 6-0. joe flacco goes up the right side to derrick mason. 31 yards for the touchdown. ravens took a 7-6 lead. later in the 4th quarter ravens trail 12-10. flacco's pass hits and picked by brandon johnson. led to a fifth cinci field goal. flacco with a career high four picks. the bengals defeat the ravens 15-10. >>> from the afc north to an afc east battle patriots visiting the jets, tom brady looking deep for randy moss and

. >>> to minnesota where adrian peterson and the vikings finally hit their stride. peterson ripped off an 80-yard touchdown run in the third to put the game out of reach. vikings caged the lions, 24-10, their first victory this season. >>> the falcons had luck in new orleans. the saints' garrett hartley missed a 29-yarder for the win. that opened the door for atlanta's matt bryant to put the game away right down the middle. falcons beat the champs. >>> the seahawks' washington returned two kickoffs for touchdowns. his first 101 yards to start the third quarter. his second, 99 yards to put the seahawks on top late in the fourth. washington and the seahawks shocked the chargers, 27-20. >>> finally, there's something you don't see every day. red sox/yankees. tenth inning.

those storms coming to south eastern minnesota. for us we have high pressure dominating the weather. it's up in pennsylvania this morning. it will start to slide off to the south and east. that happens our winds will turn more to the south allowing the warmth over the central part of the country to move in this direction. more showers and storms ahead of the front. some showers into western merchandise maybe set into a valley. some of that in the afternoon. by thursday morning we're quiet again with more showers developing on that front for thursday afternoon. 80 degrees in town this afternoon. 74 on the bay but 82 annapolis. some of the warm spots could get to 83, 84. this is tropical storm lisa. that's not going to be a problem and igor, hurricane watch. seven-day forecast. 80 today. there's your 90 degrees heat through friday. over the weekend saturday nice. could be late rain on sunday. angie. >>> good morning, everybody. right now we're going to take a live look from sky 9. it looks like the crash activity still taking away th

co-op in minnesota avenue bridge. motorists are looking at a detour some fog miles.t from the north to the south side of town. kron4 news. fifth >> state of emergency has been declared and parts of minnesota and wisconsin. in fact wisconsin is now suffering from some of the worst flooding it has seen in 17 years. it is less than three months before the next major international climate some of. are deadlocked already arguing about how to cut greenhouse gases. it is all brought on by national interests. meantime on new initiatives to suspend the global warming law, 40 percent favored are in proposition 23, 38 percent oppose proposition 23. most of the survey, due say that considerable glow warming to be an important issue. a new poll shows the races for are just about even, with a lot of voters undecided. in the attorney general's, loss and was counted the a steve cooley of republican has 35 percent of support compared to 31 for san francisco district attorney pamela harris barrett and the lieutenant governor's race. sentences for mayor and current lieutenant governor

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i think what democrats would do in minnesota in that eventuality not clear whether minnesota will losenter around minneapolis and st. paul. those are heavily democratic, 63% on the st. paul seat, 70 plus minneapolis. they will extend them out far near the suburbs and try to collapse the two sue -- -- the two suburban seats. michelle bachmann is a great favorite of tea party -- they will try and pit them together. the irony is that michelle bachmann's seat the northern suburbs of the twin cities metro area has gained population at a greater rate than any other party in the state of minnesota. >> greta: done you think the democrats would love to see her redistricted out of her seat? she is the thorn in the side. she created the tea party caucus in the house. don't you think they would love to see -- >> i think they might go -- what she might go back and say to them is look what i'm going to do, if you do that i'm going to the northwest seat, the 7th district represented by peterson, a democrat, kind of a blue collar lumberjack shirt type of democrat who has been chairman of the house agr