and moving into north dakota.ht, powdery snow, easy to pick it up. we'll see blowing snow conditions through north dakota, i-80 into wyoming, i-70 in western colorado. all of with poor visibility, road closures possible. at the airports, including bismarck, we could see major flight delays. we're not looking for a lot of accumulation. maybe a couple of inches across north dakota. some more into the higher peaks of colorado. it's the winds that will have the biggest impact. south it's warmer but we are expecting rain from st. louis into chicago. that's where you could be expecting delays at the airports. for the northeast, gusty winds may cause delays in new york and even boston but it's dry for now. >>> as for the rest of your wednesday weather, severe storms and isolated tornados south of st. louis into tulsa, oklahoma city just north of dallas. chilly along the pacific coast. summer-like from texas to florida. >> 82, that sounds nice, with scattered showers in miami. upper 70s in new orleans and dallas. good new

in north dakota, john hoeven won the seat that byron dorgan holds.>> we can fix the united states congress. that's what elections are for. ♪ >> couric: welcome back, everyone. you cannot talk about this election cycle without mentioning a movement that began in the summer of last year and soon caught fire. we're talking about the tea party movement. our cbs news exit poll today found 41% of voters are tea party supporters -- in fact, there are three tea party victors in the senate alone. we have rand paul who has won in the state of kentucky. marco rubio who has won the senate seat in the state of florida. and utah's next senator as we mentioned is mike lee, one of the first tea party candidates to take on an establishment republican. byron pitts is at a tea party in the nation's capital. byron, they must be feeling pretty good there tonight. >> reporter: katie, you're right, the mood here is festive. this is one of a number of tea party events tonight. when it was announced earlier tonight that the republicans had regained control of the house this

. -- fargo's in north dakota folks in north dakota are celebrating with a heavy dose of winter weather. a white blanket covered the region. fargo had more than 6 inches of snow today and more is expected tonight. >> it is about 10 degrees in fargo. >> our best wishes go out to them. >> outside it has been another mild day. our temperature is -- it is a hazy moon. we will see a little bit of fog. our temperature outside is still a rather balmy 56 degrees. it is our ninth month of growth -- month in a row with degrees above average. some of these leftover showers will be down to the south. there will be some more snow up around fargo, but on wednesday will only be 24 degrees. temperatures at 56 here. low-cal cold it is across the northern plains. fargo at nine degrees making it feel like it is 8 below zero. how about our upcoming weekend? a couple weeks ago i thought it would be an average winter. we had nine months above average. i think we are due for a little bit of balance. certainly no sign of any snowmaggedons. my colleague doug hill had snowfall a little bit below average. the big

. >> imagine if you driving somewhere like north dakota. the snow has been pounding the upper midwest. hard to see roadways. and it appears it will stay that way. the white blanket covered eastern north dakota and western minnesota yesterday morning. forecasters say at least 8 inches of snow is expected. the wind is causing blizzard conditions there. we have had great weather here. there's no doubt about it. but after the back to back blizzards that we saw before, the state wants to come up with a plan just in case. we. the state highway administration says the time to get prepared is right now. that's why they had a meeting in hanover. state officials say they will expand the sugar beat molasses program they tried last year them the mix molasassa with salt bryan that makes it stick to the road wetter -- better. >> the trucks are heavy and the heavier it is, you know, the farther your you will slide. it's a weight thing. >> if you want to learn more about the how they are prepping for winter, log onto roads.maryland.gov or click on the char

and i-94, in north dakota. bismarck, expecting major delays at the airport. the snow will be heading into minnesota, minneapolis/st. paul, in the afternoon. that's where they could pick up delays. down toward the south, it's a little warmer. but we're expecting some chilly rain, through missouri, into illinois. the heaviest in the southern tier of illinois. but even chicago o'hare and midway, could pick up delays throughout the day. gusty winds may cause problems in new york city. even into boston. much of the northeast looking for a dry day. that will change thanksgiving. rain arrives in new york by thanksgiving afternoon. now, back to you, rob and vinita. >> all right, ava dinges. thank you, ava. >>> later in this half hour, we'll have a life update on the travel headaches expected today. >>> we also learned overnight that all 29 workers missing in a new zealand coal mine are dead. police say no one could have survived the second explosion inside the coal mine today. explosive and poisonous gases had prevented rescuers from entering the mine to search for t

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quid was well below zero in parts of montana and parts of north dakota with heavy snowfall. that's november of. you get these conditions. we are entitled -- are mild. 48 in culpeper, 52 in hagerstown, 55 in annapolis. clear skies this monaco. rain showers off to the west. part of the cold front pushing our way. we will start the day with a lot of sunshine. increasing clouds late this morning into the midday. in the shenandoah valley there will be brain. clearing back allen again close to sunset. high temperatures well into the 60's. high temperatures pushing 70. most dishonor and coolant -- mostly sunny and cooler tomorrow behind the front. >>> 95 in maryland, 95 between virginia and springfield, notaries -- no worries. southbound 15 in frederick, md. before liberty road, there is a deer blocking the road. on 95, red is headed south. quiet from fredericksburg to the 14th street bridge. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 4:42, 53 degrees. >> it is super tuesday for sarah palin. a busy day for the former vice presidential candidate. >>> good morning. a developing story from the ko

it was being shipped from fargo, north dakota, to knoxville, tennessee. the fedex spokesperson says it's likely somewhere in the south. the spokesperson could not confirm whether or not it has been stolen but says the company is doing everything possible to find it. the material in the package was for a medical device, not for any type of military use. >> thank you so much. >>> another thanksgiving feast is history and holiday shoppers are hitting the stores. >> tonight bargain hunters are camped out in the cold for black friday megadeals. erin mendes got the best find for us. >> reporter: good evening. deals trumped the drumsticks tonight for a lot of shoppers. this is a standard black friday lineup. while they look like diehards willing to bear the elements for steals tomorrow, the real bargain starts this morning. >> i want to buy a tv, that's it. just a flat screen. that's my early christmas present to me. >> reporter: on a day where turkey normally reigns, shopping got a leg up. >> if you're here on a thursday morning if you don't have to do special

we have a little snow on the border of montana and north dakota. there's that ocean storm, two days ago in new england got hammered pretty good. that's still kicking off off the coast. there's a batch of rain heading into the boston area this morning. it's coming from the gulf of maine. it's weakening a little bit. but no boston and massachusetts, you're going to have showers off and on this morning. it's a little windy once again. this ocean storm is still cranking the winds out of the north-northeast. boston, 25. dmru new england, showers and cool weather. it's better the further south you go. d.c., baltimore, philly looks okay today. carolinas look gorgeous. chicago, another nice day for you. still cool on the back side of our front. what in the denver area. it's definitely cool in montana and up in the dakotas. there's nothing too bad for your morning travels today. that's a look at your forecast. now here is a look at the weather outside your window. chances of snowflakes in salt lake city today. you had a little snow yesterday, especially yes

in studio with us, north dakota senator byron dorgan.at happened on tuesday and why and what's going on with the economy and taking your calls. senator, how about we say hello to pam from seattle. hello, pam, good morning. >> caller: good morning, bill. >> host: yes. >> caller: and just want to let brian dorgan know that the stimulus money that came down and the federal tax credits for solar are working near washington state. we have a crazy, just amazing market for solar. putting solar on people's houses, starting to put in the infrastructure for the electric cars. i've got an energy of-efficient operation going. identify just hired -- i've just hired six people this year including a vet, and it is so exciting. i wish other people had this kind of energy. >> host: there, there you go. >> caller: well, pam, what a nice thing to have a positive call on a talk show. [laughter] but, you're right. i mean, as you know, i'm the principle author of the electric vehicle act where we want to move on these issues to solar energy, wind energy, and

joining us now is the chairman of the senate budget committee, senator kent conrad of north dakota. of this bipartisan debt commission. senator, thank you very much for coming in. >> good to be here. >> are you on board with these recommendations that the two chairman of the commission put up? >> no, not every detail. but i'm strongly on board with the magnitude of the plan. because that's what it's going to take to get us back on track. >> are you ready to deal with social security the way they're recommending? the democratic congresswoman from illinois, also a member of your panel, she was furious. she says it's not good and nancy pelosi says it's a non-starter. >> they have a right to their views. look, i believe it is, without question, nels to deal with the entitlements, to deal with discretionary spending and defense. we are borrowing 40 cents of every dollar we spend. we're headed for a debt that will be 400% of the gdp of the country. >> are you ready to increase taxes? >> absolutely. i am ready to cut spending. i am ready to raise revenue. i am ready to deal with every part

temperatures are diving through north dakota and montana. re on the rise here at 44 headed for 51 today and there is a lighter plot of the wind gusts across the area. clearly the winds are not north at zero now. they are gusting over 30 miles per hour in the chicago area. and look at the snow. this is critical. you lay down the snow pack and cool air runs over it and it happens next week. we will have sub zero temperatures dropping into the rockies and northern plains and upper mid west next week. northern minnesota and north dakota to get in on those. we pointed out how we warm up right here and then you see the cold air collapse on us. we were up to tuesday on this ten day forecast and there comes wednesday. that's when a low tracks through the southern mid west so the interesting to see if it spins moisture in the cold air because if it does we get rain, sleet or snow. wednesday night and snow showers or flurries on thanksgiving day and we stay cold there as you can see in the early next week. going to get chilly. and look what happens to

indiana, arkansas, north dakota and wisconsin. all four are widely expected to go republican this time with democrats losing those four seats. mitch mcconnell's already counting four out of the 10 for a majority. he holding -- he is holding them. your calling that race. >> i think tumey's going to win that race. for a long time pennsylvania's is a blue state. always been fool's gold for republican to suggest that game. polls suggest that he's going to win but this is part of that big wave. >> the democrats are going to try to win, michele obama is going to rally women voters and young voters. >> i think it still goes republican. out on a ng depo go limb and say it's possible for siesta. trying to come to the center. he's pretty far to the right. you have to realize that most pennsylvania voters are in the middle. >> so right now tumey? >> no. . now sestak. chris: let's go to west virginia with you, howd?ar the governor is not a popular governor. tough race for him? this is one that the democrats can hold on too. i know west virgin

thank you, senator kent conrad of north dakota. thank you for joining us. we're joined now by politico's assistant managing edor gene cummings. your thoughts. you've been covering this like i have for a while, involved in it. do you think any chance this, this country can get serious about reducing its debt? we talk about it. it's up to $14 trillion. it's really going to be all that we do is raise money from the taxpayer to pay interest payments. it's almost reached that point. just to transfer payment now from hard-working people to tea bondholders, in china. your thoughts? >> well, i tell you, chris, this might be of -- it's possible that there is an opportunity here and hear me out because i know these things usually collapse and, frankly, the odds still are that this will collapse. but one of the key message's out of this election is a great deal of concern about the size of government spending and deficit and so you have these tea party candidates or these very conservative candidates coming to washington, who embrace those concerns and who are under a

snow has made it into north dakota south dakota, minnesota and into the great lakes. when you seen the green turning to pink that's snow. that may give you travel delays. here's san jose's 50. 48 san francisco which tied a record low. sanrafael, 48. oakland airport which also tied a record low this morning of 34. now, 49. concord/livermore. 48. palo alto 49. it is 9 in tahoe. they were 9 below this morning for a record low and truckee was 9 below. it's only 22 in reno. 48 ukiah. they were down to 28. 46 sacramento. amazingly cool temperatures. mid-50s down to san francisco and parts of l l.a. just in the last hour. we will have this pattern send in a -- sending in a lot of cold air. our next rain will be here. it stays cool and there's nothing wrong with staying cool. sunny and breezy. that freeze washing again tonight. bundle up. 50s on the highs. i don't think they will be much warmer. thanksgiving will be crystal clear but darned cold in the morning. sunny and nice. a little warmer friday. we'll have rain saturday afternoon and evening. it will be gone by sunday. >

now i am a ceo north dakota chairman. i have a higher level of access -- now i am a ceo and chairman. there is intellectual property whether it is new technology in the patents. people are understanding that that is a critical component of the economic well-being of the united states. we are getting more traction with those concepts. i am have been personally involved in this for the last five years. >> he mentioned education. can you give us a sense and explain to the viewer that you have an initiative that looks into education and health care and reach out and look at ways wireless can help. can you give us a sense of what you have done their? >> it was founded by my thought the. it came out of academia. our hearts are close to education. we meet a lot of educated workers. there are many people have engineering degrees. education is critically important to us. we have done a lot of donations into education, roughly $100 million in donations over the last 10 years at various levels and for various things. there have been

. >>> no north dakota, a sun dog flare brightened the fargo sky. the luminous halo appears as light on one or both sides of the sun. this rare sight appeared after about a foot of snow fell in the area. beautiful sight there on your morning. now for a look at your national and regional weather, let's check in with nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. bill, obviously busiest travel day of the year and a lot of trouble on the west coast. >> yesterday a miserable day and today plain old cold, lynn. what happened in salt lake city, utah. a blizzard warning in effect, a band of very heavy snow go through, and in one hour in salt lake city, we had four inches of snow. that was pretty much the entire storm. there wasn't much more to it. winds howling, though, and that continues to be the problem in many of the mountain areasas that storm exits, belinds it has been an arctic air mass plunged down, straight down, from the north, and temperatures are just brutal this morning with this cold blast. especially through montana, wyomin

meanwhile, repent north dakota. the stronghold -- repent indeed.ellers welcome to the fifth season of the year. what does that mean to cologne? carnival climaxes in early march with the gigantic parades'. it is a lovely time before ash wednesday and this season of lent. and it will put an end to all this tomfoolery. >> have you ever seen cologne climax? >> i have not. >> it is amazing. lots of store. >> hello. welcome back of the g-20 summit in seoul has to deal with deep divisions between leading economies trying to narrow differences on exchange rates and trade imbalances. asia has been gaining more and more weight in the global economy. the economic crisis did not hit asia as hard as the u.s. and europe. case in point is south korea's economy, or the g-20 is taking place. it is expanding at a merry clip with growth around 6%, much of it due to exports. but consumer spending is also playing a role. >> the daily consumer may him in seoul's shopping district. shopping is one of south korea's favorite pastimes. there is no visible trace of an econom

fargo, north dakota, which got a record 12 inches of snow yesterday got more today. in iowa, icy roads were blamed for at least one traffic death and dozens of crashes near des moines. on the east coast, wind gusts topping 40 miles an hour slowed air traffic at busy airports such as newark and laguardia. but most everywhere else, flights were close to on time. more wind and rain are in the forecast for thanksgiving day. the bad weather will run all the way from the deep south through new england. the good news here is that despite sleet this afternoon, i looked at the board, it looks like all the flights through this, the busiest airport, are on time tonight, so far. this is just a sign that everything is turning out to be better because the weather guys say that if you did manage to get where you're going, getting home is going to be a heck of a lot easier. harry. >> smith: cynthia bowers, thank you very much from chicago's o'hare airport. now to the airport body scans and pat-downs. mark strassmann in atlanta has the story of the holiday protests that weren't. >> c

blowing snow across minnesota and north dakota.0 in seattle. 37 in portland. 24 in boise. teens in billings and minneapolis. 44 here in new york. 69 in atlanta. and 79 in new orleans. >>> in other news, investors are heading into the holiday shopping season on a high note. stocks soared on wednesday, the dow closing 150 points higher. the rebound came thanks to a slew of reports showing that overall, americans are earning more and spending more too. >>> now that the economic picture is a little rosier, the question this morning is, will americans beef up their spending enough to put retailers back in the black? diana alvear has the details. >> reporter: when it comes to consumer spending are happy holidays really back? early shopping statistics say yes. in the first two weeks of this month, total apparel sales were up nearly 10%. high-end restaurants and luxury brands were up 6.7%. even more impressive considering this time last year, they were down by 9%. >> that's an indication i think that over the holiday weekend, we'll see a l

in north dakota snow and wind combined to create white-out conditions there. in minneapolis the temperatures were in the teens. with the wind it felt below zero. there's more fallout from the latest crisis in korea. it began earlier this week when north korea shelled a south korean island, killing four people. today south korea's defense minister resigned and the government said it will change the rules of engagement to make it easier to strike back against any future attacks. ceila hatton was among the first journalists to visit the battered island. >> reporter: hundreds of protesters showed their hatred for north korean leader kim jong il today, but south korea's government also faced tough criticism. it was unprepared to handle an ambush by its northern rival. the country's defense minister, kim tae-young, resigned after allegations surfaced the south korean military base waited 13 minutes before responding to north korea's first round of fire. naval officials admit the island garrison didn't have enough weapons on hand. for the first time, reporters were a

demint didn't play in ohio or north dakota. he thought about getting involved in the illinois race, correct me if i'm wrong, didn't he actually get involved in that? >> oh, yeah, he did a very long time ago. >> and he did get involved in the indiana primary. >> right. >> who dan cotes ended -- dan coates ended up peating. he ended up slipping into the seat that, oh, gosh -- >> indiana. >> [inaudible] thank you, is retiring. anyway, four of the six, though r these sort of establishment candidates. >> right. >> does that tell you that the tea party movement has been overrated or not? >> well, it's hard to say. i mean, obviously, if you look at the demint candidates that lost, the tea party candidates helped democrats maintain the majority. christine o'donnell in delaware ruined the republican chances there which could have been a pickup of mike cassel. for what it means as far as governing goes and looking forward, it's hard to say, but i do think one of the counterintuitive arguments is that this class could be more willing to c

on the border of montana and north dakota. overall, though, the middle of the nation looks tranquil. the southeast high pressure, getting warmer day after day. it's just new england dealing with the northerly wind and the ocean system that's bringing more showers in. now it's moving through boston, trying to head here to providence. it looks like it's going to hold together for you. if you're heading outdoors in providence or down on the cape over the next hour and a half, bring the umbrella with you. portland, maine, also with a little shower activity, too. not a lot of heavy rain, just showers. the winds are gusty again. 26 mile-per-hour winds at logan, hartford, 25. don't expect a lot of sunshine in new england today. the middle of the country, look at this sliver here. this is the little nose of warmer air all the way through kansas city, into minneapolis. that's going to give you a really nice day today. temperatures in the 60s from minneapolis to chicago, st. louis to kansas city, enjoy your dry weather today. a rain sys

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the man arrested for kidnapping 13-year-old sarah may north dakota pointed them to the bodies of her mom, brother and a family friend. the bodies were found stuffed into garbage backs and hid then a hollow tree. they went missing from the family's home more than a week ago when they say the three deceased victims were killed in that home. 30-year-old matthew hoffman charged in the kidnapping is the only suspect in the killings. >>> people in aruba are studying the dental records of nationally holloway. they were asked for the records but weren't given any new information. but last week a tourist found a jaw bone that is now being analyzed by investigators. officials have yet to say if the bone is even human. a forensic scientist told her father it is from a human female. >>> it's official. the nat weather service has determined that the storm that blew through early wednesday morning leaving behind a trail of destruction was indeed a tornado. residents of the dutch village apartments returned to assess damaged today w some of the units condemned many residents are left to find a new

we've got to have a good material and i don't know it was six degrees below zero in my note north dakota january eighteenth two thousand to seven canadian pacific train cars derailed at one thirty am creating the worst and high. ammonia spill in history just outside the housing tract. a cloud of deadly gas was moving toward the town. my not police sergeant dave goodman heard the call and went to take a look it looked almost like. something out of the country for film it was just a large cloud and it just appeared to be rolling towards my not. far . and that one one one here murder but. i am going to. start goodman needed his gas man but it was at home inside the poisonous cloud hard cold wind of my driveway nine one one emergency work no they had my swat gear in the garage it up anyway. and i got my family out of the now they were in extreme panic. and my kids were up for six and eight years old at that time to your daughter twelve they are not my kids in the background so they were all concerned. and i know my wife has said several times that she was scared that she was either going to

a record-breaking 14 degrees in seattle, a frigid 10 in truckee, california, 8 below in minot, north dakota, and minus 18 in jordan, montana. three winter blizzards shut down parts of interstate 80 in wyoming, i-84 in idaho and i-15 in northern utah. 50-mile-an-hour winds blasted northern colorado. in iowa, icy roads were blamed for at least one traffic death and dozens of crashes near des moines. on the east coast, wind gusts topping 40 miles an hour slowed air traffic at busy airports, such as newark and laguardia, but most everywhere else, flights were close to on time. more wind and rain are in the forecast for thanksgiving day. the bad weather will run all the way from the deep south through new england. the good news for travelers, all this weather should be clearing up, and if you manage to get there, weather forecasters say getting back should be a lot easier. cynthia bowers, cbs news, chicago. >>> this morning, former house republican leader tom delay may not have much to be thankful for. a texas jury found him guilty wednesday of money laundering. he illegally sent $190,000 in cor

beltway mystique but you might hear it schultz ed does his nationally syndicated show out of fargo north dakota and his ratings are good he's matching bill o'reilly's numbers. don't see talkers magazine now is out the ed schultz show has got over three million listeners progressive talk got its start in two thousand and four and it now seems to be having an effect many formerly red states that heard ed and air america were highly competitive voted blue in two thousand and eight while those that heard only conservative talk went read. as usual. but here's the scary part since the democrats made gains in the two thousand and six election corporate radio took to get into every other progressive talker in the key swing state of ohio off the air first and. then columbus fall and replaced them with shows they get half there are things that they're out there greasing the skids right now in the winter of those seven with a zero point six number. when i was on there in the fall of zero five it was like a two point four things got a strange to me you did it. market that you're going to have a problem and

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one state of the union has that right now, north dakota.ey have the lowest unemployment rate in the country. how radical of an idea is it if it actually works? that is the kind of thinking i would bring to the board. that is why i have supported progressive supervisors. >> i suppose i would be on the side of the progressives as well. that said, i believe thi have te ability to create a consensus. i've demonstrated that. not only in the endorsements i've received, as well as endorsements from the firefighters. on two different sides of the spectrum sometimes, or most of the time. what that the show is that i have the ability to create consensus. most of my stances are probably more progressive than more moderate stance is. >> ms. morris. >> i coin myself as the kitchen table politician that came to the election. a person who saw something wrong, and something that needed someone like me. it was whoever had a good idea that would make the people in my community better. a good idea to make my parks better, and the air that my child breathes. w

already there's heavy snow in fargo, north dakota, and the area surrounding it. and a band of tornadoes that slammed parts of illinois and wisconsin. more ahead on how all of this could affect your trip. >>> and it could potentially be the first concrete piece of evidence in the death of natalee holloway. they plan to reveal test results on a jawbone and whether it belongs to holloway. we should get those results today. and we're live in aruba just ahead. >>> first we start with breaking news. south korea's military on high alert after a major escalation of tensions with the north overnight. it reportedly began with north korea firing some 200 artillery rounds. south korea then responded with 80 rounds and scrambled f-16 fighter jets. >> the initial target was the south korean island in the yellow sea. reports say two soldiers were killed, more than a dozen injured by artillery fire. jill dougherty's following developments live in washington. jill, this is not the first time this island has been a flash point between the two nations. >> that's right, john. it's r

repass and a group of investors are looking to buy out enter oss twenty five percent stake in north dakota that's according to a news agency which also owns a twenty five percent stake in the nickel producer is currently in talks with investors to set up a pool for the bit in a. proposal to buy a stake in the. billion dollars which was for future acted both shareholders have been locked in a battle over the control of. and also seeking to place an initial public offering for its power. and their go into hong kong by the end of the year the russian billionaire says he hopes to generate want to have billion dollars first sale of a twenty five percent stake. and that's all for this hour i'll be back with more in about fifteen years from now meanwhile you can always find lost always on our website r.t. dot com. this is just a parliament building in. the. sixty's from years ago. it was the final target of the last major offensive from the red army. its country became the symbol on the fall of the financial sort of. victory older nazi germany. the fall i'm in. more news today violence is once ag

percent higher and i'm isaac's is up over a percent as well made meters apollo's calls burbank and north dakota. this and made by ten percent of russian car producers after bonds from current share holders technology and the investment firm dialogue the deal is worth an estimated two hundred nineteen million dollars and is expected to be reached next spring if it takes place there were no nissan aligned to share up to. thirty five percent even though that will give a significant power in the boardroom the company's planning to secure a controlling stake in the future. that's all the business update for now i'll be back with more in less than an hour meanwhile let's take a look at what's happening with head legs. kushner is that so much i'm afraid we're going to make a lot of the play area now but drowning in debt levels in rich industrialized countries are truly staggering for a long time to come there is plenty of financial. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. of a failed state this is not a provocation but a

the upper midwest and west on this thanksgiving holiday, here was the scene in fargo, north dakota which got hit with heavy snow today and where more is expected tomorrow. heavy snow also forecast for parts of the west. >>> breaking news tonight. tom delay was once one of the most powerful people in congress. tonight, he faces the possibility of life in prison after a jury verdict this evening. our justice correspondent pete williams is in our washington bureau now. pete? >> reporter: lester, these are the charges that brought tom delay's political career to an end, forcing him to resign five years after he was indicted. he stepped down from his powerful position as the house majority leader, but tonight a jury in a texas state court convicted him of illegally channeling nearly $200,000 in corporate donations to candidates who were running for the state legislature. prosecutors accused him of doing it to get more republicans in the legislature who would draw more congressional districts with republican majorities. he did appear on "dancing with the stars" in 2009. but he's stayed mostly

republicans won senate seats from democrats in pennsylvania, wisconsin, arkansas, north dakota, and indiana. narrowing the democratic majority but failing to win control. in the highly watched nevada race, senate majority leader harry reid defeated tea party challengerharron angle. in california, democrat barbara boxer held off a strong challenge from former hewlett-packard ceo carly fiorina. in pennsylvania, republican pat toomey beat democrat joe sestak in an expensive and bitter race. sestak ousted arlen specter in the primary. >>> in illinois, republican mark kirk defeated democrat alexi giannoulias to win the seat formerly held by the president. but west virginia democrat joe manchin beat republican millionaire john raese. in a seat formerly held by robert byrd. in florida, rubio easily won a three-way race, but another tea party candidate lost, christine o'donnell who won a stunning primary victory lost to democrat chris coons. the republican gains means president obama will have to deal with a far more conservative congress, complicating his ability to aen act legislation randall pin

just -- this one right here, i went to a four-week flight school program at the university of north dakotabased off ranking system at west point. >> glenn: you don't rank people, do you? this is crazy talk! i can see why so many people just dislike all the hatred here. help me out on because there is no one here that could have signed up to military service prior to 9/11. you all did it afterwards. you all see -- who signed up the most recent. who has done it in the last two years? where? the last two years? why? why? second row, in this way. it doesn't matter. yes, right here. >> we love our country, sir. and anything to do our duty. join up and fight for your country. >> glenn: have you watched the news lately? what is it that made you say yeah? what specifically, is there anything specific? >> i wouldn't say so, sir. it's the love of country. >> each of us has our own reason for joining. individual, based on the individuals. i can say me personally, i'm grateful for how i grew up. really, i want to share it with future generations. freedom is not free. somebody has to fight for it. so e

this year it includes stops in kansas, nebraska, indiana, and north dakota. in next week for harvest of thanks. >>> up next, baxter black has the story of the gypsy cow. he joins us in just two minutes. with than others...a fact witnessed time and again by baxter black. he joins us now from his arizona ranch. some animals are hard to part with than others. baxter black joins us from his arizona ranch. >> in my years as a cow veterinarian, i've probably checked thousands and thousands of cows. it's my job to see if they're healthy and bred and can bring a good calf back in the fall. it's also my job to help the cow man to decide whether it's time to get rid of the old darling or not. it's a tough decision for them. they develop an attachment. sometimes for the oddest of reasons. >> i was just about to cow the cow when the boss sees me swinging the gate. hold it there, doc, for a minute. i've not quite decided her fate. there's something about this gypsy cow. she's a world class traveling machine. she must have more frequent flyer miles than the crew on apollo