annual new england council dinner and we honor individuals from new england who have done an extra ordinary job in our event here. one of our recipients will be the junior as we speakly ayotte. today, we havewe have over 1500 people registered to attend this event. it is going to be quite an evening and we thank all of you for your support. not only just to provide dinner, but throughout the year. we wouldn't be as successful without your support. i just want to say thank you. on october 22, we go back to washington where we have a program called capital conversations where we bring in members of congress and united states senate from new england to speak to our members who have representatives in washington. on october 22 we will have the junior senator from maine, senator angus king will be speaking. we have a full calendar of events coming up in october and november and we hope you will participate. today, we are here and we are delighted to welcome new york congressman peter king to the granite state. he is currently serving his 11th term in the united states congress, representing the

it was the new england yankee foundation. the yankee d. asper was moralistic and intolerance.you may not think of those two things coming together of but they were and they spawned one remove net after another. women's rights at the fall convention in new york that was held in the yankee country. the prohibition of alcohol. we have some in the audience who were from the southern michigan town of temperance. and abolition of slavery to the issue of slavery in the kansas nebraska that about slavery of the territories in 1854 was the yankee creation and the map carried by the first presidential candidate john fremont in 1856 and i have a copy, i have this map in the book which is kind of fun. it's a matter of the yankee diaz brac you can see it going from new england and upstate ohio where southern michigan, northern illinois and so forth. this was a vision and these were people that wanted to expand in the kind of cultural america that they believed. others had a different visions. the southern plantation migrated and forced the slaves to migrate in vast numbers. the land of the

as we go throughout the next couple of days and up into new england. middle of the country, talk about fantastic october weather. it will be 76 to 78 degrees today in minneapolis. typically they should be 62. >> who needs typical when you have warm weather in october. >> no one complains about the extension. >> that's true, right? wait until the blizzards arrive. we'll be complaining then. nine days until the u.s. debt limit is reached so will the stock market put pressure on congress to get things done. plus why michigan beer drinkers are raising their glasses to a new measure. ♪ [ male announcer ] let's go places. but let's be ready. ♪ let's do our homework. ♪ let's look out for each other. let's look both ways before crossing. ♪ let's remember what's important. let's be optimistic. but just in case -- let's be ready. toyota. let's go places, safely. losing thrusters. i need more power. give me more power! [ mainframe ] located. ge deep-sea fuel technology. a 50,000-pound, ingeniously wired machine that optimizes raw data to help safely discover and

new england settled for a field goal or teen-six. -- 13-6. hard for ravens fans to ever enjoy a cincinnati win but beating new england earns a little smile. great young quarterbacks with a great gun battle. russell wilson in the first quarter, time to throw it on target. wins the fight to the goal line. they get on the board in a big way. look at the throw under pressure. in stride. 73 yards he goes for the score. two scores on the day, 12-7. donald brown with a three yard touchdown. the first loss of the season for the seahawks. 11 news continues after this. >> another check of the forecast. >> 79 tomorrow with a 90% chance of storms. another rain chance for thursday and friday with highs in the low 70's. >> thank you for joining us. we will see you back here after the game. this is an editorial with president and general manager dan joerres. he believes christmas is every day and hundred aches no holiday. that embodied his philosophy of life and giving back to others. his giving was not dictated by the calendar. he had a stellar career as a

soon she was gone and they brought in a new england lady. ms. riley kept a record of every penny that was spent, and indeed, she spent less. grace had to be the wife in all this, had to appear to save with all these social demands. what tension that must have caused for her. >> i think it was good that they did have to pay for every body's food, but they had a diplomatic budget. they had an entertaining budget. some historians said they entertained more than many presidential couples, because they had a separate budget. this is a very middle- class couple coming into the presidency. a don't have their own wealth, as we have seen with others. >> what was her religion, and was that an important part of her public life? >> it was very important. she was raised as a methodist in burlington, vermont. she moved over to the congregational church. her family followed her to the church. memoirs and said in her that she was in a church from the time she was little, and also i feel her face was very much part of her character, and got her through a lot of

sugar, molasses and brown came back to the manner in new england and was also shipped to europe. sylvester manor was an experiment in early global capitalism. and it was a successful one. the first sylvester's who bought the entire island as a business proposition, not as a home, had credit in the markets of amsterdam and london. the governor of connecticut borrowed 400-pound sterling from nathaniel's brother who lived in london in 1661 when winthrop ran short of cash in london beauty was waiting for the wild patent that would give him his colony of connecticut. what to us comes as a shock, as it did to me when i first realized it in a quiet friends of library in london, society of friends, was the sylvester safe. they were among the very first handful of quakers in the world. they believe in the inner light, the sanctity and word of individual worship. how could they have held, bot and sold human beings as slaves? the answer is very simple. for nearly a century after quaker founder george fox received his first fiery vision from the lord, the friends, like everyone else who coul

it will be heavy at times and moving up to new england. there is a big difference in pressure. this is a nor'easter developing and that will lead to the coastal flooding and rain along the mid-atlantic states and i up through my england look at that any warmer air is coming up in the national forecast. >> the debt ceiling comparison raising your credit card limit by one trillion dollars. [[voiceover]] gripping films from the world the world's top documentary directors. >> comic book journalism demands something that other forms of comics do not. >> this sunday the premiere of "comic books go to war" >> they were bombarded with shells and as snipers were shooting at them... >> cartoon journalists who risked their lives to tell the story. >> it was a traumatizing experience. >> al jazeera america presents: so they made headlines helping to explain. the question on how of the universe was formed today peter higgs and fransz waugh englert everyoned themselves nobel prizes for physics. the boson particle is known as the gotd particle. penn state has settled with is the men who sued i

it was chilly here, especially the nights in new england, mid-atlantic all the way up through the greatow we're watching a new storm. snow in the inner mountain west. higher terrain in utah and south dakota also out there through montana. this storm will slowly track across the country. that means we're going to have a soggy halloween for some of us. right now it's looking like the great lakes into the ohio valley, chicago, detroit, most likely and maybe even portions of new england too. we'll have a lot of wet trick or treaters out there. i'll pinpoint the forecast. >> i like our home field candy. if we don't get a lot of visitors, i'm cool with that. >> yeah, coming up on >>> so we asked with the passing of lou reed, some other songs that define decades because many think it defined the 70s. some of your tweets. we have some answers. just because you sit in natalie's seat doesn't mean you get to do it. natalie's not here. let's take a look

. >>> in the meantime, later this afternoon, an associate of former new england patriot aaron hernandez is set to be arraigned in a massachusetts courtroom. carlos ortiz faces a charge of accessory to murder. prosecutors say that ortiz was with hernandez on the night that odin lloyd was shot to death. >>> also a group of world war ii veterans from san diego headed to the nation's capitol today to visit the memorial there. it is finally officially open to the public. remember this, veterans moved barricades and stormed in when the government had shut it down. >> i feel sad that these self-serving politicians have disregard for most americans, they're only interested in their own political career or whatever. >> that is norman maxwell. it will be his first trip to the memorial. he is 88 years old. have a great trip. i'll see you all in a bit. >> thank you very much. shear a man who liked her shoes. geraldo rivera. >> what is your take now that the government shutdown is up and running and everything seems to be now people are getting paid back and the furloughs are ending? what is your ta

new england? barnicle, can you say something in boston ownen? >> there are not a lot of options? really, hey, that ohio accent is so sexy. name somebody famous who nails it. tweet your best and most creative answers. the uk accent doesn't count because we are sticking to north america. >>> former red sox manager, bobby valentine weighing in on how the sox would have played this season if he were still the manager. >> we would be all going home. we wouldn't be going to a game tonight. >>> you may be able to afford that, and it will take you into the stratus fear. that's when we come back. ♪ [ male announcer ] staying warm and dry has never been our priority. our priority is, was and always will be serving you, the american people. so we improved priority mail flat rate to give you a more reliable way to ship. now with tracking up to eleven scans, specified delivery dates, and free insurance up to $50 all for the same low rate. [ woman ] we are the united states postal service. [ man ] we are the united states postal service. [ male announcer ] and our priority is you. go to usps.c

than 120 individuals, 88 women including bridget bishop and 30 men were accused of witchcraft in new england as a whole. the evidence, and long suspected neighbor followed by crop failure, livestock, illness or death, elvis or death of family members including children. there were more new cases, a number of suspects turned to be -- in 1692, the accusers, the family's believed bridget bishop be which their children. some of the accused like bridget bishop were caught more than once. about 121 free 1692 trials involving 85 women and 36 men and of these 121 cases 38 were slander suit brought by the suspects, 27 women and 11 men against their accusers and most of them won. the 83 actual which trials resulted in 11 to 17 executions. one or two of men, three guilty verdicts reversed but little about the 16 men was ordinary. most especially the supposed victims convulsing in public in the courtroom itself. the matter appeared to most people to be a public emergency at first rather than the usual neighborly disputes, appeared to many to be a plot by the devil and his forces to take over new england

it will be a little warmer, into new england and through the mid atlantic states. temperatures could climb into the mid to upper 60s. there will be rain approaching, cooler air, heavier rain in western pennsylvania and western new york. it will develop into ooh colt april storm, that brings rain and wind to new york on wednesday, and then it dries out but is still breezy and a little cool not only from new york but all up and down the east coast especially new england. rain and cooler weather, especially thursday and friday, not warmer but drying out for the weekend. del. >> thank you very much. >>> families are looking for the descendants of a former jewish refugee who left thousands of books in their care. those books total 2,000. the home where the books have been stored is slated to be torn down. they are believed to be belonging to a german jew who fled are germany to avoid persecution. the family is tracking his descendants. techknow featuring nasa's lab in the sky is next. check us out ating aljazeera.com. >> hello and welcome. i'm phil torrez, here to talk a

but it won't be canceled in new england, but a lot of places in the midwest have canceled. >> they can always reschedule. >> friday night not bad. >>> man loses his will finger during a crime, but cops got the finger print and the perp. plus another major publications refuses to print the name of washington's football team. the controversy is heating up. that story next. the secret is out. hydration is in. [ female announcer ] only aveeno daily moisturizing lotion has an active naturals oat formula that creates a moisture reserve so skin can replenish itself. aveeno® naturally beautiful results. >>> now to other stories making news this morning. 29-year-old was arrested in glendale because of a severed finger left at the scene of an attempted theft of copper wire. police retrieved the finger as evidence and a print led officers to the suspect. >>> and the "san francisco chronicle" will no longer use the term redskins when referring to the nfl team. >>> there was no decision after the nfl's meeting with a representative of the nation which says redskins is a racial slur. >>> high school

high pressure over new england, and this is sort of a block going on, and this is expected to spin its wheels over the next three or four days, which means the weather pattern is not going to change that much, and we will not have torrential rains, but the threat of rain will be with us all weekend. get computer model does some rain into western maryland, but much lighter rain, and it will not be raining the entire time, as you can see there are gaps here. tomorrow, into friday, probably saturday and sunday, we will still have some drips and drops around. tomorrow, a northeast breeze at 10 to 15, and the sunrise at 7:11. the winds gusting at 25 knots, so some of that brees we see on the coast will be working in lent, and that could mean up to four foot waves on the open area of the day tomorrow, so small craft advisories tomorrow. again, western maryland, we will throw in a chance of a brief rain shower or two, otherwise cloudy and cool, but the rain chances go up as you hit the coast, and 80%, 90% chance. , with an onshore win at ocean city for the next couple of days. the forecast ar

video shows the new england fans fighting with pesky who then punches one of the women in the face.torney says the evidence will vindicate his client. the jets fan spent nearly three years in prison for stabbing a man to death in 1992. >>> now, a texas high school football coach is being investigated for bullying after his team ran up a lopsided score over another school on friday. alito defeated western hills, 91-0. well, after the game a western hills parent submitted a formal complaint that the bloiout amounted to bullying, however, alee to coach when buchanan benched his stars after 21 plays and allowed the clock to run after halftime in order to get the game over with. western hills coach says he disagrees with the bullying allegations. >>> when we return, napa valley in new england? we'll show you why grape growers in vermont are turning out some impressive wine. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. when i was diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis, my rheumatologist prescribed enbrel for my pain and stiffness, and to help stop joint damage. [ male announcer ] enbrel may lower your abi

i'm meteorologist dave warren, here is a severe storm moving through new england and the mideast rightine is pushing just through new york into massachusetts, will be going through new england, bowing out, indicating some very powerful wind. and it looks like the timing is between now and 8:00. it will continue to move from west to east, extends all the way south from delaware to maryland. once it is through, becoming calm across the northeast. headlines are coming up. >> this is al jazeera america, tony harris. there is no end in site to the government shutdown. president obama went to washington to speak with furloughed workers. he said there are enough votes to end the shutdown. the stalemate of washington is making an impact on wall street. stocks are lower again today. the dow closed 136 points, investors are getting more nervous about the bore ring limit before congress runs out of money before the middle of next month.

. >> the new england sports fans are very happy this morning. you know, the red sox won late, late last night. >> and you? >> no, i'm not a new england sports fan at all. it's well known. all the people that work with our morning joe will be jumping up and down. i know. not you and i. the middle of the country we are watching a lot of heavy rain and thunderstorms up through the northern plain, big storm system unlike the one two weeks ago. doesn't have quite as much cold air to work with. there will be know in wyoming at the higher elevations but not like the blizzard of two weeks ago. rain left over around ft. worth and dallas. minor travel trouble there. the eastern seaboard is looking okay. from philadelphia northward, a really beautiful weekend but around d.c. and virginia and maryland and delaware that storm kept us kind of cloudy and drizzly with periods of rain all weekend long. much improved weather today. d.c. should be 70 and mostly sunny to partly cloudy. all the stormy weather in the middle of the country. should stay nice. it looks

beautiful in new england from philadelphia northwards, gorgeous.storm lingered right through the weekend all down through areas of virginia, delaware, maryland, right around d.c. one of the people at the national weather service office in d.c. went outside and said they were so happy to see the moon and stars they haven't seen the sky forever so hoping for sunshine there. in the west we got a big storm coming out of colorado. a lot of rain up for the dakotas. not like a big snowstorm. that's good. there will be some snow in wyoming at the higher elevations. in dallas/ft. worth area, have the umbrella. san antonio, texas, it was wet over the weekend. more showers and more storms and the big picture. michigan and ohio valley, all's get a lot of sunshine. pretty warm. waiting are to the big cold surge. highs in the 60s and 70s eastern seaboard. that will continue today and all the troublesome weather in the middle of the country with showers and storms. but, yeah, be interesting to see what red sox fan -- if your team wins late you want to go to work

northerly winds behind the storm off shore keeping the cool air across new england. around here, though, more sunshine, beautiful lunch hour. look at the futurecast for the afternoon. very quiet across the region. lots of sunshine. tonight clear to partly cloudy. we'll dip back into the 50s and 60s. tomorrow we look west and see some moisture out of the mississippi valley trying to sneak in toward kentucky, southern indiana but staying well west of our region so we're going to sit high and dry for wednesday and thursday. we may stay dry right through the weekend now. officially i thought we may see a shower but monday and tuesday a better chance. not going to say it's not going to happen. i'm just not as confident for that threat of showers and storms by sunday yet. tropical storm jerry weakened a little bit. it was 50. down to 4. out of the gulf of mexico we are looking at this guy here which may develop into something in the next few days. our forecast breaks down like this. today we've got a temperature of 82. tonight 63 with light winds. tomorrow even warmer, 86.

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. >>> when we come back here after a break, a better than average sunday in new england. e comebacks in all, and all in one day. >>> finally tonight, though it might be tough for some of us new york sports fans to take, this was a great weekend to be a sports fan in new england. specifically in boston, where the major league baseball playoffs are in full swing. and it was a better than average weekend in and around that city. a lot of folks are still smiling tonight because of it after a pair of comebacks for the ages just hours apart. but as nbc's anne thompson reports, the biggest comeback of them all came right before one of those games. >> reporter: on sunday, when the patriots -- >> brady to the end zone and thompkins with a touchdown! >> reporter: -- and the red sox -- >> hard hit into right, back at the wall. >> reporter: -- staged improbable comebacks that today have the whole sports world talking, a little girl made a comeback of her own. 7-year-old jane richard walked to the fenway park infield to lead st. anne's church youth choir in singing the national anthem

it didn't rain too much near new england. new england is looking good this weekend. as far as the midatlantic goes, different story. we are getting drenched. harrisburg, pennsylvania, four inches of rain yesterday. and it's still pouring from philadelphia down to the southern tip of jersey and delaware. that's where the rain band has set up and that's where it will be much of the day. from trenton northward, don't expect a lot of rain. south of there, philly got hit with heavy rain. d.c. on the southern end of this with more showery-type weather. the baltimore area, to philly, wilmington, delaware, harrisburg, more heavy rain today and more airport delays. how does the weekend forecast shape up? southeast, by the way, is looking gorgeous. three beautiful days in a row. the middle of the country, a little more interesting. we got some thunderstorms today going through kansas city and minneapolis with a cold front. finally temperatures where they should be instead of 80 in minneapolis. you'll be down around 61 on saturday. but still nice, not too many problems. chicago

. >> pelley: a study published today in the "new england journal of medicine" caught our eye. it says patients who are treated in intensive care u >> pelley: a study published today in the "new england journal of medicine" caught our eye. it says patients who are treated in intensive care units often leave with dementia, even when there is no evidence of it prior to their treatment. we asked dr. jon lapook to look into this. >> reporter: 18 months ago, lisa lsia uribe had gallbladder surg after the operation, she developed a severe infection and spent three weeks sedated in the intensive care unit. after waking up, she knew something was wrong. >> i felt very confused, totally weak throughout my entire body. i thought this was something that would be normal for someone being in an i.c.u. >> reporter: but after leaving the i.c.u., she never got better. now 46, uribe has short-term memory loss and trouble thinking. she's unable to work and sometimes gets lost when driving. >> being somewhere and not knowing why you're there or what your purpose was for being in this location and

running sprinklers to grow new england-style gardens? that's a choice that's been made but now we're coming up against natural limits. narrator: the arid southwest is not the only area in the united states faced with water supplies reaching their natural limits. cape cod, in the northeast a region with relatively high precipitation is experiencing its own sustainability issues. cape cod is a location containing ecosystems unique to the new england region. with beautiful sandy beaches and a rich variety of natural habitats, including grasslands wetlands and woodlands, cape cod is one of the most attractive recreational areas in the nation for both tourists and permanent residents. eichner: i think, in general the cape community is very aware that we live in a sensitive area. people come here because of its natural beauty and because of what it has to offer. and we need to take care of this environment. narrator: in recent years, cape cod has witnessed a large increase in its population. stone: from 1950 to current, the population has gone

another wet and windy trouble spot from new england to the mid-atlantic coast. >> and if you are flyingairport delays possible in washington, philadelphia, new york city, denver and phoenix. >>> back to the news we go. the father of the minnesota boy that managed to board a plane to los angeles, has held an unusual and emotional news conference. >> the man who kept his identity hidden sobbed. he was shocked to learn his son was arrested in las vegas after taking that flight. >> how would you let a 9-year-old child go through security check without stopping him and questioning him? how can that be? >> the boy is expected to return home tomorrow. child protective services is expected to be involved with that family from now on. >>> big hot air balloons are heading back into the sky this morning in albuquerque, new mexico, a day after a serious accident. two men badly burned when their balloon became entangled in power lines. the balloon was freed. but the gondola fell 40 feet to the ground. >> there was a big pop. flame shoots out the sides. you can hear all this. the gondola, then, goes

we have high pressure up and new england. as the storm comes to the north, it will take a long time to get rid of the storm. some of that rain may linger into the weekend. near 60 in the city and near the water. mostly cloudy, breezy, and cool. and temperature between 64 69. a northeast wind at 10 to 15 miles per hour. some of that rain is going to be heavy. there could be a few showers into the weekend and leftover showers in the morning as the runners get going. it should clear up early next week, i hope. who managedthe boy to get on board a flight from minnesota to las vegas last week? >> right now he remains in child protective custody in las vegas. they are working to figure out how the blow was able to get on the plane. >> just how he did it remains a mystery. the boy made it through the minneapolis airport and boarded a plane headed to las vegas last week. how quickly the boy will return to his parents is front and center in a nevada court room. exactly how soon remains in question. the boy came to the airport by light

we have high pressure in new england. we have a low level wind going. it has been going for the last 24, 48 hours. flood advisories are in effect. the high tides could come in a foot above average. could be some minor flooding. there is some rain offshore. we will wind up with dry weather today. the clouds are going to break up. high temperatures between 65 and 70 degrees, turning out to be a nice day. i nice day again tomorrow. clouds come back later this week -- a nice day again tomorrow. there will be hit and miss showers wednesday through friday with high temperatures around 70. >> flights are back to normal this morning after reports of an explosion slow down air traffic. a plastic bottle cost that explosion on sunday. police have no suspects at this time. a missing teenager is waking up back at home. a total of nine teenagers went missing on friday. four boys were found on saturday. the remaining five were found on sunday. the state of new york has agreed to handle the cost of the statue of liberty. the shut down and started earlier this month. in

this is going to affect everything from new england. these are watch boxes and warning boxes here from new england down to the mid-atlantic, and we'll have more an that in a minute. but in the southeast, this is what remains of tropical storm karen. the thinking was two days ago that by this time, that storm might be a hurricane and the thinking was it might go straight up along the mississippi or alabama southern border, or up along the coast of florida, and then head up the eastern seaboard. instead, a lot of air came across, took the top off the storm, and eventually broke it apart. so there's not much left at all. let's get to janice dean in the extreme weather center. it's looking rough out there. >> the next hour or so new york city is going to get pounded and we have delays in all of the major airports up and down the i-95 corridor. from d.c. to boston. you were mentioning karen. some of that moisture being absorbed by the cold front and this is the evolution of this cold front that brought the ef4 tornado to nebraska as well as

temperatures chilly in new england this morning. upper 30s in rhode island. new york is 53.emperatures are running in the low to mid-50s, 58 at national, 52 in reston. back if a new minutes -- in a few minutes. right now monika samtani with timesaver traffic. >>> good morning, everybody. it is columbus day, metro is running on a saturday schedule. that means 6-12 minutes apart. free parking in their parking garages. coming in on 66 you'll notice there are no hov restrictions on this interstate 95, 395 or 270 today. a live look outside, wow how often do you see this early monday morning? no problems to report on 395 up to the 14th street bridge. back to the map, this time heading out to the east side of town where route 450 is shutdown at rutland road with an accident. we'll end with a live look one more time outside and here's the beltway. >>> it is time to see what our partners at cbs this morning are covering, charlie rose joins us live. >> reporter: good morning mike and andrea. i'm so happy to see you guys working. >> no holiday here. >> here's what we have. where would

i wasn't so great on my pick of new england over cincinnati, but i'll take the market pick.o you have had great earnings, this is a big month. that's to the side. at least for now. people can start to really concentrate on earnings and this obviously is a big earnings month, you saw ge, morgan stanley, google, and it continues to be strong. >> yes. it's pretty amazing what's going on. particularly when you look at revenue. all right. what about the nfl games this weekend. what are your picks? >> well, first of all, i'm very biased. i'll give you that. but the giants over the vikings, 27-20. the giants -- the odds are in their favor. they haven't won yet. they are due to win. the vikings have a quarterback, a new quarterback, not a lots of time in the system. so they're going to keep it basic, hand off to adrian peterson which is not bad. but i think the giants win in that game. >> awesome. we'll be watching. go ahead. finish. >> on the afc, i think you have a real intriguing matchup with peyton manning going back to indianapolis, a place where he had great success. he's got

northern half of new england especially this afternoon and tonight. as far as the forecast goes new york city northward chance of showers drier in philly, baltimore, i-95 corridor should be just fine. all the worst of it, the green is the rain. go from dallas, texas to toronto and we're getti ting dressed. indianapolis cancelled halloween asking people to trick-or-treat on friday. this is what the radar looks like tonight at 7:00 p.m., chicago, cleveland, detroit, all the way, louisville, cincinnati, a wash out of a halloween. boston chance of showers tonight. i don't think you'll mind one bit celebrating in the streets. you're watching "morning joe". as a business owner, i'm constantly putting out fires. so i deserve a small business credit card with amazing rewards. with the spark cash card from capital one, i get 2% cash back on every purchase, every day. i break my back around here. finally someone's recognizing me with unlimited rewards! meetings start at 11, cindy. [ male announcer ] get the spark business card from capital one. choose 2% cash ba

high pressure up and new england. we will get a strong wind going. high pressure is going to block the progress of the storm. while,stick around for a at least off and on. i think the best chance for rain will be tomorrow. 50 in parkton. 59 degrees in cambridge. mostly cloudy skies today. we have the chance for a couple of showers later this afternoon or this evening. high temperatures between 64 and 69. a good chance for rain tomorrow. it will be breezy and chilly with a high of 62. a chance for rain does go down as we had into the weekend. temperatures will stay in the 60's. it will warm up a little bit early next week. 6:17. up on is still shutdown in the southbound direction at 175 because of a fatal accident. all lanes are closed in the southbound direction. it is backing up traffic heavily in that area. there is an accident in aberdeen at route 40. closures remain in effect in parkville because of a water main break on putty hill avenue. checking on the west side, those delays are starting to fall into place. southbound 295 is the big problem.

the jets improved to 4-3 in just a game back with new england in the afc east. now, i love me a good streak and who doesn't. the kansas city chiefs have won six straight games and do i hear seven? yes. it's case closed. chiefs go on to win it 17-16 over the texans to improve to 7-0 on the season. the only unbeatable team in the nfl, jonathan, denver broncos in action tonight against the colts in indy. it's homecoming night for peyton manning. >>> still ahe had, she's called the blonde angel. she was found in a roma community in greece. why investigators think she could be part of a child trafficking network. >>a fresh take on the stories that connect to you. >>grounded. >>real. >>unconventional. >>an escape from the expected. >>> welcome back to "al jazeera america." i'm jonathan betz. here are the top stories this half hour. the ntsb says it will consider including a worker strike as part of the investigation into what caused a deadly accident there. two b.a.r.t. transit workers were killed when they were struck by an out of service commuter train yesterday out

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president, the distinguished presiding officer is, like myself, a new englander, and knows what fall is like in our part of the country. and late last month, i -- i was fortunate to enjoy some of the most lovely settings that can be found anywhere, any time as vermont's hillsides were painted orange and yellow and red by pink fall colors against powder blue skies. vermonters love these sublime few weeks. we happily welcome visitors from around the united states. actually, we welcome visitors from around the world. it's interesting to walk down the streets of some of our cities and just hear several different languages being spoken as visitors come here. they share the experience and they hike and they bike and they fish and they hunt on our extensive conserved natural areas. but these best of times have become the worst of times as vermonters and visitors alike have found closed signs at our favorite natural areas due to the tea party shutdown of the federal government. the quick -- the window is quickly closing in for vermont for the fish and wildlife biologists and natural forest r

some areas were expecting rain across new york city and parts of new england have not been getting a . it is effecting pennsylvania parts of southern new jersey also across delaware and maryland. we have significant rainfall. we are talking more than 4 inches of rain in a short amount of time. flooding is a concern out here. we have several flood warnings in effect. coastal flooding is a concern because you have the on shore flow northeasterly winds pushing the water along the coast. a number of coastal wind advisories are in effect. expect to see the rain not just today but as we head into saturday and sunday across so many of the areas. otherwise damaging winds large hail and isolated tornadoes a concern across sections of minnesota, north and south dakota as we head into later on this afternoon and also into tonight. temperature wise across the country warm across texas 91 for your high in san antonio and the great lakes. 76 will be the high in chicago. heather and ainsley beautiful weather like you mentioned upper 70s in atlanta and sunshine. >> good for them. thanks so much, mari

the jets enjoyed a triumphant win over the new england patriots inside met life stadium yet.de after the game the situation turned violent. this video posted on youtube as well as dead spin. a shows a man wearing a jets jersey punching a woman who appeared to be wearing a new england patriots shirt. a jets spokesperson released a statement yesterday saying in part the team is aware of the situation. they do not tolerate this kind of behavior. the matter has been referred to new jersey state police. i just got off the phone with new jersey state police. all they would tell me is that this matter is under investigation. fortunately no one was seriously injured. guys it is shocking to see this shied video. for now that is the latest live from mid town manhattan this morning. unbelievable. i don't know why people get so upset about a game. >> a missouri woman being held in con at the presetempt of coue accommodated her son over jury duty. she can't do duty because her son needs to be fed. now she faces a $500 fine. >> it is not fair for us. we are trying to do what is best for ou

. >> normer new england patriot aaron hernandez set to be arraigned in a massachusetts courtroom. carlos or tease faces an accessory to murder charge. prosecutors say order tease w o tease was one of the men with hernandez. hernandez pled not guilty to the murder. automatic oo investigation into the terror attacks in benghazi. investigators for the republican led house armed services committee zero in on a press release. it was issued by the white house a day before the attack. it said that president obama had met that day with key national security principles to discuss the steps taken to protect u.s. persons and facilities abroad on the eve of the 11th anniversary of september 11th. as investigators now say they want to hear from the defense secretary at the time leon pan neda. he wants to hear what he calls about the 911 sessions. in the 13 months since terrorists killed americans in benghazi the panel has quietly held 9 hearings on the subject 7 of them classified. >> workers are on strike leading 200,000 daily commuters stranded for the second time in four months. employees a

it can snow in areas of the great lakes and new england in october. >>> the heat was just incredible yesterday. at least 70 degrees yesterday. the red is 80s. a couple of 90s in the desert southwest and texas. nothing has changed. they don't have to do the heating bills. temperatures this afternoon. look how warm this wednesday. temperatures across the board just like yesterday 70s and 80s. 85 from d.c. to new york city. we are watching that area of disturbed weather. it flared up a little bit. the reason it hasn't been developing is dry air ahead of the system and humid air behind it where the showers and thunderstorms are concentrated. forecast for today not a lot of travel trouble. maybe isolated storms new orleans to miami. otherwise just another beautiful, beautiful fall day. that is your national forecast. here is a look at the weather outside your window. >>> so today as we mentioned near record heat. temperatures in charlotte 84 degrees and sunny. humidity levels are high today. that is like a summer forecast. >>> i don't know, 80s this wide spread in october is pretty rare.