and new england will be kicking and new england will be kicking it from its own 20.day for the steelers. what a day as ben roethlisberger, jim, as well as they've played in offense, the focus is, too, what they did on the defensive side. even though this is a -- this can still be an onside kick. jim: and that was out of bounds. 0-2 in that department. phil: that was a new one. did you see that one? that was a dropkick. which is legal. jim: they -- rip out of bounds. replay at the out of bounds spot. first down. jim: dropkick extra point. last week of the regular season a few years back. phil: what you can do with that dropkick in this situation, you can get more height on that try to give your defense. since he's bouncing on the ground, makes it legal to give you a better chance to recover the onside kick. but not only how the steelers play, a big part of the story is when it's over too, the injury to lamarr woodley, to go along with all the other missing defensive plays. jim: the pittsburgh steelers take it here. 25-17. coming up next, "60 minutes," followed by the

the first new england whalers from boston harbor arrived because hawaii was a great stopping of point between whaling grounds. these groups arrived within six months of each other and they had an enormous impact on the island's. >> host: what happened? >> guest: the missionaries set up shop and settle down and set about christianizing and westernizing the hawaiians and teaching the entire population to read after they had invented a hawaiian written language and translated the bible into that language. they were well established and well acquainted with hawaiian monarchies. whalers were sailors on leave every time they came to hawaii because they would stop between the wailing ground in peru and japan so hawaii became there are and are spot. the whalers and the missionaries felt they were basically from within 100 miles of boston. they frequently clashed because they had differing goals. missionaries were held against the monarchy to do things like outlaw prostitution and regulate liquor. when sailors on leave came, liquor and the company of women were high priorities for them. so the

to philly to new york all the way through new england. the dry spots today are going to be the southeast and it looks like the northern plains. denver, 42. just a little snow melt today. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. today in areas like milwaukee, showers out there. for the most part, we're going to watch the wet weather way from your area. washington, d.c., a beautiful day yesterday. temperatures will cool off today with some of that rain moving in and also the clouds. we are going to get a little snow tonight in new england, high elevations, maybe an inch or two but nothing for the cities. >>> europe has a plan. research in motion has a problem. and something new you'll be seeing on your supermarket shelves. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, she's taken a lot of heat for attending the birthday party of an alleged war criminal. just wait until you hear how much she was paid to be there. >>> coming up, could game six of the world series be r

now southern new england starting to change over. appalachians are getting close to the peak in a few spots. back in the rockies, the golden aspen leaves are starting to turn. this is a better weekend for leaf-peeping. we'll see a decent forecast. rain today in the new england and mid-atlantic will be gone. saturday looks good. beaware, very windy conditions, through the great lakes and northeast this weekend, and as we go into sunday, not bad. maybe a chance of showers around chicago. >>> well-f you're watching us on wsls 10 in roanoke, virginia, see a collection of steam, electric and diesel locomotives from past and present at the railyard of the virginia museum of transportation. that's your "early today" event. >>> now here's an early look at today's headlines in entertainment. how will the new films do this week eb at the box office? it is tough to say since technically two of the three openers aren't new, they're remakes. "footloose" update the stars and music but still basically about teens trying to bust loose in a small, re

same with philadelphia up into new england. i'd carry the umbrella. most of the day will be dry, but there will be showers out there late this afternoon. look how gorgeous in the middle of the nation. 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. >>

the worst of it this morning, definitely in southern new england. connecticut is covered in rain, so a slow commute on 95. as you go north up here, boston is now looking at some light rain moving in. it's not heavy, it's pretty light. as we go through northern new england, we're picking up the rain from albany to northway, heading into burlington, vermont, this is when the leaves are at their peak. with the wet leaves on the ground, the roads could be slick in spots. further south, it's kind of broken up a little bit. don't expect a lot of rain early around d.c., philly, baltimore, new york. but later this afternoon you'll have a chance for showers and storms. chicago, you can notice the plume of rain omg up from the south. it looks like a cool and dreary day for you. maybe even a few thunderstorms early this morning. rotating through mississippi, greenville is one of those areas we could be watching the storms coming your way. the forecast, a lot of us do need to bring the umbrella, it's not going to pour all day long. but at times you will need it

still unsettled in new england. tomorrow 72 in new york, 74 in d.c. that should be with us for maybe a week straight. >> i like it, bill karins. i like it. thank you so much. >>> stocks slip on greece. airline shares dive. what's apple got in store for us next? your first look at this morning's business headlines is straight ahead. >>> coming up, the colts continue to struggle and the yankees are pushed to the brink. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. a lot of times, things are right underneath our feet, and all we need to do is change the way we're thinking about them. a couple decades ago, we didn't even realize just how much natural gas was trapped in rocks thousands of feet below us. technology has made it possible to safely unlock this cleanly burning natural gas. this deposits can provide us with fuel for a hundred years, providing energy security and economic growth all across this country. it just takes somebody having the idea, and that's where the discovery comes from. i want healthy skin for life. [ female announcer ] don't just moistur

new england held him to just 75 today. that was his longest run right there, 41 yards to set up the 1-yard touchdown run. 14-10 new england later in the second quarter. jason campbell couldn't find the open receiver. he was trying to throw it out of bounds, but didn't throw it high enough. patrick chung in the end zone, missed opportunity. 17-10, new england at half time. they go for more. rookie stephen ridley scores his first career touchdown, to go along with 97 yards. 24-10 new england. 24-13 patriots in the fourth quarter. brady to brand, 226 yards for brady, and 2 touchdowns to make it 31-13. jason campbell had 334 yards passing, but he had too many mistakes. another interception. this time, oakland would add a touchdown late, but they lose 31-19, falling 2-2. >> i give them the credit. they did a good job. they came into our backyard and they beat us. there ain't no two ways about it. they did what they needed to do to win and we didn't. we have some things to shore up. again, we did not play well in, my opinion, on

weather, i know people were out in the parks doing it this weekend, we have peak leaves in northern new england was 87 yesterday in boston. really incredible temperatures, record highs in many places. it's a warm morning, we're at 66 in boston, 64 in new york. suburbs are a little cooler under clear skies. a lot of sunshine out there. late in the day. some high clouds will move in. for the most part it's going to be just like yesterday. temperatures just as warm, 85 in philly today, now a little bit cooler around buffalo and pittsburgh, for this time of year, it's still exceptionally warm. we could see highs in the 50s and 60s, we're about deny to 20 degrees above average and even into tuesday, not quite as warm. still, mid to upper 70s and actually the humidity will increase along with it as we go into wednesday. so really enjoy this. it's not going to last that long. you know it won't. wednesday and thursday in new york city, the rain arrives. that's the same forecast for d.c., baltimore, all the way up in the big cities. the great lakes looks pretty decent. 67, chicago. atlanta you'll see da

a stockholders meeting, we recall that today and sharon connecticut, to hire the best lawyer in new england and go to albany new york, the capital of -- not the capital but where the supreme court of new york was in the supreme court of judiciary and resist the attempts of new york to sell this land again. knee while new york had sent the albany county sheriff and 300 men to survey and sees the farms of settlers in the bennington area who wouldn't budge. they stood with their guns at their sides in the fields until the szypula posse went away. the problem for your quest most of the posse were dutch and warned about to cooperate. land riots had already been taking place in new york at this time. ethan allen is the chosen emissary went before the supreme court and albanian was basic we laughed out of course. he wrote about it. he began writing about the rights and the claims of the settlers. he described the grandeur of these colonial members of the court with her long legs and their beautiful robes in the middle of the wilderness. what he also knew was that the chief counsel for the royal pr

in new england they were just closed for a day a lot of them because they had literally 60 feet of snow so they would shovel off the roof and be open the next day. in the midwest they were open for a -- they were closed for a week or two weeks. but why were they closed? this would give us the information. if they were closed because roads for blocked maybe we should prioritize opening those roads. if it was because they were without power, we should prioritize them getting power after the hospitals and safety people because guess what, the wal-marts of the world, the stop and shop or supermarkets of the world, they feed people every day. they do it much better than we will ever. we should not be, as we have for years opening up points of distributions in parking lots of buildings, of supermarkets. we should be working with them hand in hand to know are they open or closed? and if they are closed, what do we do to open them? so they become part of a team and not everybody opening and operating in their own silos. by doing that we'll be able to take care of the public in general and more

all of northern new england is just fine today. colorado looks okay.emperature in pueblo around 69. we'll take a look at that soggy east coast forecast, coming up. >> don't say that. 60 degrees today. not bad. >> it could be worse. >>> the week ahead on wall street, a deal to help shore up kodak and why your boss need not worry about ambition from below. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, this movie and its big stars made big news this weekend for all the wrong reasons. you're watching "early today." >>> very good morning to you and welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of your top headlines this morning. iran's supreme leader and warning the u.s. any action taken against his country will result in a resolute response from iran. accusations iran was behind the plan to kill the saudi ambassador in washington are an attempt to distract people from the occupy wall street protests. >>> a commander says it was time to, quote, tear down the symbol of tyranny. >>> several days of heavy rains kil

temperatures are chilly this morning in new england. 40s in most locations.here's a cold chilly rain from buffalo to syracuse to rochester. all the green back to erie is approaching pittsburgh. so it is an umbrella day to day. it's not a lot of heavy rain. cool, cloudy with periods of light rain. the big changes come thursday. so here's today's forecast. d.c., you're still in that warm air mass. and then on thursday, that cold front stalls. a new storm system forms on it w the cold temperatures in place, i got my eyes on the high country of new york and mountainous areas of pennsylvania and even central new england thursday night. the sun is going to set. the temperatures are going to drop. and there may be just enough cold air out there for snow. my weather computer is telling met border between pennsylvania and new york could see as much as three inches of the heavy wet snow. there are leaves on trees. that would bring down tree limbs. i think we're going to see snow in the birkshires, catskills. i think the high country of southern new hampshire is going t

today's kind of the transition day for new england. it will be windy out there so we could have airport delays so butchy on flights from new york, providence, manchester up to burlington. as far as the radar goes, the only travel trouble spot is in new mexico. the lightning strikes here going up interstate 25. albuquerque, showers for you. also santa fe. we'll get rid of that. should be a decent afternoon. check out this forecast. how gorgeous is this? 74, d.c. chicago is great. minneapolis feels like summer. and still in the upper 80s all the way down to texas. enjoy what should be a beautiful day for so many of us. that's a look at your national forecast. now a look at the weather outside your window. sunshine just about across the board today. florida will be nice. temperatures very warm, in the mid-80s. pueblo, colorado, at 79. we had our cool period. now we'll stay warm for much of this week. tomorrow's forecast coming up. thankfully, it's more of the same. >> that's what i like to hear. bill, thanks much. >>> coming up, stocks see

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we have many areas of rain today, especially up in new england, eastern new england from providence, boston, a lot of wet weather early today. we have rain through illinois heading into chicago for the morning commute. and then this afternoon, we'll have numerous areas of thunderstorms through the southeast. we're dry in the middle of the country, denver looks good today along with new mexico up to billings. tomorrow's forecast, we cleared out in the southeast of chicago but still damp in new england. if you're watching us on wwbt nbc 12 richmond, virginia, see modern sculpture as long the african art that inspired them at visions from the congo. at the virginia museum of fine arts. that's your "early today" event of the day. >> thanks so much. >>> and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. turns out johnny depp's role in the upcoming "21 jump street" movie may not be a cameo. he may be resurrecting the role. cast and crew are under strict orders to keep details a secret. >>> under the heading of the rich getting richer, expectant mother beyonce has an

it's a cold, chilly start once again especially areas of new england. e peak of the leaves for vermont, new hampshire and northern maine. northern new england, this is your peak weekend and it's supposed to be gorgeous. a lot of festivals. i know in freyburg maine, a big festival and today will be one of the cooler days we have. today we'll call it 70 in albany. beautiful for this time of year, 70 in philadelphia, a little school from providence to hartford. your warmth saturday right through sunday too. 77 in pittsburgh. i mean that's to the point where you're getting on the warm side. saturday, 80 possibly in hartford, near 80 in d.c. you talk about a picture-perfect gorgeous fall weekend and the columbus day weekend, traffic will probably be a nightmare going out today and coming back monday but a lot will head to desty nations to get out of the city, atlanta, 77. florida will have wet weather today and there's two spots that often deal with it. on and off in florida and texas need the rain with the horrible drought and oklahoma and kansas, denver, ma

we can see the chilly air, dark blue shade from new england to our area. there's snow pack on the ground. parts of pennsylvania, northern new jersey, up into new york and england they had considerable snows. the lighter blues and green shades to the west where temperatures are running 10 degrees warmer than our part of the world. generally clear skies overhead but wispy clouds to the west and here's the disturbance in the midwest, in slightly warmer air with the colder air pushed further east. high pressure has given us clear skies and dry atmosphere right now. combination of this low, kind of a clip are, and disturbance developing down to the south, will come together off shore morning. we will see a change in the weather start to move into the picture during the day tomorrow. generally clear tonight, a few high, thin, wispy clouds, unseasonably cold temperatures. a few upper 20's, like frederick is 28. 35 for the low. winds will be calm overnight. increasing clouds during the day tomorrow but right now tomorrow looks rain-free. still unseasonably chilly,

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a chance of showers in northern new england as well. showers and thunderstorms around wichita, and oklahoma city. st. louis. also wet in wyoming and the colorado mountains. >> mostly 60s from boise to colorado springs. phoenix heats up to 96. sacramento at 83. 50s from minneapolis to kansas city. near 90 in dallas, 86 in new orleans. 67 in new york city. 76 in baltimore. >> it's perfect right now in new york. those 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 cell phone bill shock. >> some good news there. >>> and the 2011 world series is set. will it be the cardinals or the brewers taking on the rangers? d@ >>> 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 206 points. in london, the ftse opened higher. on wall street, the dow gained 541

probably some frosty spots out there, especially up in new england.aybe even some frozing spots, so away from the cities you're dealing with a cold morning. but then we'll warm it up, we could be in the 80s in new england for the upcoming weekend. today, 60s in most cases, could sneak into the 70s. let me show you the forecast, new york city, we go from the 60s to saturday, 77. and low 80s possible sunday into monday. and in new york city, not alone, many areas it's very similar, look at detroit, temperatures for you, through the upcoming weekend, 70s and sunshine galore throughout the next couple of days. another example is st. louis, you're going to be in the mid 0s the next three days, by sunday and monday, you go from 80 to 77. one spot we want to get the rain, it looks like we'll get some, texas, oklahoma and kansas, rain is in your extended forecast. we don't want it over the weekend, but it's been so dry and the drought has been so devastating, we'll take it whenever we can get it. finally some rain heading to areas that needed it. we talked ab

new england. by 2 a.m. the heaviest snows are up by massachusetts, new hampshire. by tomorrow morning, the storm is completely gone. how much snow are we talking? not much, i-95, from new york to philly a slushy inch. to the coast, nothing. harrisburg up to 5 inches of snow it's going to be the northern new jersey, hudson valley, through the cat skills, poconos, the berkshires and up through new hampshire and maine. that's where the heaviest snow totals will be. that's where there's going to be shove shoveling done and that's where we'll see a possibility of the worst power outages. we'll update throughout the day. stay with us on msnbc. >> thanks, bill. of course, traveling, check in with airlines. several travel warnings and waivers at the moment. >>> to the obama administration saying it's looking into loans it's made to renewable energy companies. the investigation was sparked by the collapse of solyndra that went bankrupt after receiving half a billion in cash. they are trying to subpoena the

it's going to bring windy conditions to new england and a lot of heavy rain.ossibly 2 to 3 inches in some spots. we don't need anymore wet weather. of course, the leaves will come down in a hurry also. the forecast today, it's fine today. florida has the rain. not many issues in the middle of the country, veronica, but i think wednesday will be a nasty day in many areas. >> yikes. all right. we will enjoy it while it lasts. thanks, bill. >>> the week ahead on wall street. a deal to help kodak, and why your boss need not worry about ambition from below. your first look at this morning's business headlines are next. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. if shopping for insurance were like shopping for diapers, you might think all these cost about the same... protect about the same... but what if you have an accident? allstate accident forgiveness starts the day you sign up. these guys might make you wait a couple of years. we can't wait a couple years. [ babbles ] no you cannot. thanks. don't mention it. [ dennis ] shop less. get more. make one call to an allst

showers in new england. overall a nice start to october. >> apple-picking weather. >> pumpkins too, now. >> thank you very much. >>> greece teeters again, a buyer stops an internet giant and a small chunk of new york city sold on the auction block. >>> coming up, one of football's best quarterbacks scores six touchdowns, the cowboys cut down by the lions, and a big hit for albert pujols. this is $100,000. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much, i appreciate it, i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money ? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. sweet & salty nut bars... they're made from whole roasted nuts and dipped in creamy peanut butter, making your craving for a sweet & salty bar irresistible, by nature valley. look." i'm lynn berry. here's some of the top stories making news this morning. a top yemeni official says al qaeda's chief bombmaker did not die i

showers rolled through new england last night.you're in the eastern half of the country, things will get more active as the week goes on. chillier, too temperatures are cool as you would expect for the middle of october. 40 in albany, 54 in boston. boston you will cool off a little bit in the next couple of hours. today's forecast, it's dry. you don't need your umbrella from all of the big cities in the east. you notice it could be beautiful in d.c. at 67. the storm system is brewing. right now it's in the northern plains, northern rockies, later today minneapolis even chick could get stormy weather, then that whole mess heads to the eastern seaboard as we head throughout wednesday. temperatures will dip in boston to 55. look at chicago, chance of showers and only 50 for you. that's a cool, raw day. it looks like by the time we get to thursday, the cold air arrives with a bit of wet weather in new england, we could be seeing our first snowflakes of the season in areas like albany, springfield and central new england. >> say it ain

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to new england. near allentown pennsylvania, homeowners tried to keep up with the trees piling up in the yards. >> it's like a war zone. >> reporter: drivers worked to navigate blocked roads. >> i don't think there's a single block that i went through that i either didn't have to go in another lane of traffic or around broken down trees. >> reporter: the snow and strong wind is proving to be too much for trees that have not lost their leaves yet. especially in new york central park. >> that combination is causing normally healthy trees to snap branches and trees to come down. >> reporter: because of all the downed limbs, officials tried to block off entrance to the park in hopes protecting the people in in 30 years don't think we have seen a tree halloween snowstorm of this vossity. >> reporter: it's piling up from maryland to new jersey and a foot is being speced in the northeast as the storm marches north. some plows are trying to clear the roads in parts of connecticut one of many to issue state o

cooler up in new england. in the 60s.k there will be hardly any clouds in the sky at all. crystal clear deep blue skies with the low humidity. temperatures very enjoyle. and how is this for washington, d.c., saturday, 73, sunday, 79 and sunny. >> nice. all right, bill, thanks so much. >>> how about johnny depp make money before he started earning the big bucks? plus it's been on for 23 years and still attracts some of tv's toughest viewers. so why are there threats this morning it may be canceled? the first look at entertainment is straight ahead. [ female announcer ] starbucks via® is planted the same... ♪ ...harvested the same... ♪ ...and roasted the same as our other premium coffees. ♪ it only makes sense it would taste the same. so, try it for yourself. buy a pack of 100% natural starbucks via® ready brew. we promise you'll love it or we'll send you a bag of starbucks coffee. it's the starbucks via® taste promise. look for it at starbucks stores and where you buy groceries. it's the starbucks via® taste promise. [ dog

albany, new york, the rain through northern new england, another batch behind that to the south downough west virginia and virginia. this is going to rotate up through washington, d.c., right through the peak of the rush hour. d.c., morning rush hour, give yourself a little extra time. forecast wise, it's not going to rain all day but you have a good chance of seeing a thunderstorms or downpours at some portion all the way through the mid-atlantic to new england. middle of the country looks great and that is the nice weather that is going to head to the east. your weekend forecast saturday looks dry, almost everywhere, but you will notice that up in the great lakes, it's going to be very windy, especially around detroit, cleveland, up through buffalo area, and by the time we get to sunday still breezy up there in the great lakes, but it will be dry, willie and almost all locations and the leaves and the great lakes and new england are at their peak. i'm sure it will be crowded. >> going to be a good weekend. >>> to sports national league championship series brewers find themselves in

otherwise just light rain shower activity heading through new england today. it will be short-lived. these will only last about 30 minutes at most. rest of the country looks nice. by the way, in denver today, 79. 32 degrees and snowing on wednesday. >> no. >> yes. >> 32 -- this week wednesday? >> yes. >> wow. >> denver, enjoy it today. >> they're enjoying something else today. we'll get to that in a second. >>> turning to sports, the texas rangers looking to bounce back after saturday's 16-run shellacking at the hands of the cardinals. albert pujols hit three home runs in game three on saturday night, becoming only the third player in baseball history to do that in a world series. mr. october, reggie october and babe ruth the other two. good company. the st. louis bats, though, were