. >> crop watch this week is to breathe the same beginning and northeast indiana. the harvest that alumni for this month, an icebreaker of the challenge of hunting season and the dry hot summer. yields like the soils vary greatly from field to field. in louisiana the sweet potato harvest is nearly done. crop watchers say about 9098% has been picked. and in south carolina soil moisture continues to be her problem. every county and the palmetto state remains in at least some moderate drought. as for harvest, 80% of cotton and 90% of peanuts are in for the season. when we come back, outbox markets. the discussion begins in just two minutes. please stay with us. roundtable guests this week we have mark north from n. and stewart peterson. mike, give us the summary of what happened this week back every week as an initial week but it's been the very unusual week this week. >> it's often said that there are two primary emotions that drive the market, fear and greed. i would say in this case it was the former rather than the latter. beer definitely got the grip on people th

indiana. and i-95 in the northeast.ts on i-90 in the northwest. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in houston, memphis, new orleans, atlanta, d.c., philadelphia and detroit. >>> a california teen has pleaded guilty to killing a gay classmate during computer lab class. it's beginning to make news across the country. brandon mcinnerney, killed larry king. the 17-year-old pleaded guilty to second-degree murder, which will send him to prison for 21 years. king was shot twice in front of stunned classmates. there was a mistrial in the case back in september. >>> a tense day-long standoff has ended peacefully at an air force base near colorado springs. officials say an airman facing discharge had barricaded himself in the highly-secure facility and had a gun. officials want to know how he got that weapon through security undetected. the base controls the nation's gps military satellite. >>> justin bieber has reportedly taken a paternity test that may prove he did not father a child with a fan. the 17-year-old su

i can tell you already after talking to the folks in northeast indiana at these businesses, that there are other countries like china, china has a growing population. you have other countries that are starting to advance in bioscience. this is why it is so important for us to make sure that we don't affect this industry in a way that it will start looking to other countries like china or india, other places around the world, europe is obviously -- is already a mature market, china is an emerging market, and they want these in -- want these particular devices there. if we build them here, we can export them to countries like china and they can be buying from american made countries where people that live in my community, where they're building those particular devices, and as was mentioned, 204 members of the house of representatives are signed on to this repeal of this tax and -- which i believe is great numbers, almost a majority, and i would urge our leadership to bring this forward to the floor for a vote. because we know if this tax stays in place, these companies are going to star

daughters rainey and shea and a friend of one of the girls the flight originated in maryann indiana about 80 mi. northeast of indianapolis with harris is live, they were flying back to college where she was a junior the ntsb is: the site now for clues as to what caused the deadly crash. an off-duty policeman shoots an assault suspect after he takes aim at that officers have been drawn for in the morning and river north neighborhood near erie and franklin the officer says he approached approached two men beating up another man outside a bar the passengers then pointed his gun at the officer that is when he fired but the suspect wanted him in the hands and no one else was hurt. a west side shooting has left two people wounded the two victims were shot at around 530 this morning near lake street and keeler in the west garfield park neighborhood, both were taken to area hospitals of referees say one of the victims were shot in the neck and chest. an emotional homecoming for three college students who were jailed in egypt, but they said about their time in custody. rescued by a prince it's not a fairy tale is

this moisture is flowing northeast through arkansas, through illinois, indiana, ohio, all the way upmaine. it is all flowing north and east. the whole area will be sagging toward us. our rain chances will be going up. in fact, later this morning, scattered showers around here. just around the lunch hour. through the afternoon, the scattering of showers, not a constant rain but scattered showers. cloudy skies. temperatures mainly in the 60s. now, as we head toward tomorrow morning, some rain especially north of town. then another batch of rain comes later on in the afternoon it looks like so that afternoon rush hour looks like that one is going to be wet as well on wednesday. this will get out of here though so that by thursday and friday, we'll see some clearing. much colder conditions behind this. the temperatures for the second half of the week, might not get out of the 40s in spots. today, 67 with some showers. tonight, low to mid-50s. tomorrow, periods of rain. upper 50s to near 60. other than an early shower south and east thursday, a chilly thursday at 49. a chilly friday aroun

. >> the small plane belongs to a flight club out of maryann indiana, about 90 mi. northeast of indianapolis, three of the four victims have been identified they are all from mary, our sister station in minneapolis w. excise and reports that one victim is a re harris he owns a cheap and chrysler dealership in md. he was killed along with his two daughters, the fourth victim was an adult male and so far he has not been identified. first responders from the crystal like police fire department were on the scene minutes after receiving the 911 call in about 10:30 a.m. this morning, the small plane crashed right off route 14 on crystal lake, four people were on board the s r 20 plane and no one survived. the parachute deployed but failed to stop or soften the landing. pieces of the plan are scattered over the field mchenry county sheriff's department is assisting with the investigation which is now in the hands of the national transportation safety board, so far investigators have not attempt to figure out why the plane crashed. am i don't have a lot of information. as far as of t

arrested by pennsylvania state police at a hotel in central pennsylvania near indiana, pennsylvania, about 65 miles northeastof pittsburgh. and he is now in custody of the pennsylvania state police. we're told that the u.s. secret service had gone to that area and distributed fliers. we don't know precisely why they went to indiana, pennsylvania but clearly there's something they looked at in his back ground that indicated that's a place they should have been showing fliers at places homeless people might be staying. they got a call earlier today saying they thought it was him. now, he has a very, it shouldn't be hard to identify çhim. he has a very distinctive tattoo. the police issued a number of pictures of him. not only this head-on shot which by coincidence was taken over the weekend in what was apparent supply kind of routine traffic stop in virginia on saturday or sunday. he has a very distinctive tattoo on the side of his neck that says israel. i'm sure it was not that hard to identify him. he is now in custody and chair trying to figure out whether playgrounds struck the white house came from a rif

too warm in the northeast, record highs from atlantic city back to ft. wayne, indiana, now a storm on the busiest travel day affecting some spots, anywhere from the gulf of mexico up to michigan. some heavy rains in there. the southern end of this storm is going to cut off, an upper level low, is going to drop rain/snow mix. really heavy rains, flash flood watch in tennessee and the warmth continues for one more day in the northeast. that's the big picture. >>> i didn't get to west. sacramento included in a dense fog advisory a little bit this morning. yesterday morning it was just perfect. facebook/gingerzeetv. s where you can find me. good morning to both of you again. >> still tired. >> ginger, i got my christmas tree yesterday. i'm so excited and in the 65-degree weather. >> exactly. it didn't feel right. >> by wednesday it will feel much more appropriate. >>> coming up on broadcast -- is there a new craigslist killer, police in ohio think a serial killer or killers may be using the site to lure victims. >>> plus, search smart. great tips on where you'll find the h

indiana. some showers here in the northeast, heavy rain by later tonight. 44 in boston. >> 56, baltimore. 81 in, dallas. chicago, 45, minneapolis, 41. wet 48 in seattle. 72 in phoenix. >>> calendar says it is the heart of football season. so, let's talk baseball. >> of course. little baseball history with word that tigers' pitcher justin verlander named american league's most valuable player yesterday. he is the first starting pitcher to win that honor since 1986. >> congratulations to hip. >> verlander won the cy young award as best pitcher. by the way, he earned $500,000 for that. not bad. his contract didn't say anything about an mvp bonus. either way, doubt he is starving on thanksgiving. >> i like baseball when the yankees are playing. >> new york girl. you like the yankees. i'll take the phillies, all i'm saying. we'll be back with more "world news now" after this. ♪ batter batter swing ♪ swing batter batter swing ♪ we know a place where tossing and turning have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so man

too warm in the northeast, record highs from atlantic city back to ft. wayne, indianaw a storm on the busiest travel day affecting some spots, anywhere from the gulf of mexico up to michigan. some heavy rains in there. covering over 1,000 miles. the southern end of the storm going to cut off an upper level low we call it, but that's too much for you this morning, is going to drop rain/snow mix. really heavy rains, flash flood watch in tennessee and the warmth continues for one more day in the northeast. that's the big picture. >>> i didn't get to the west, but sacramento included in a dense fog advisory for a little bit this morning. so some travel issues there but yesterday morning it was just perfect. facebook/gingerzeetv is where you can find me there. and jeff left us with a beautiful one. thank you to jeff and good morning to both of you again, dan and andrea. >> still tired. >> ginger, i got my christmas tree yesterday. i'm so excited. >> in the 65-degree weather. >> exactly. it didn't seem right somehow. >> by wednesday it will feel much more appropriate. i prom

northeast. there is the cool air. that is behind a frontal boundary. that is producing rain right now in ohio, indiana kentucky. cool air behind that cold front. it is only in the 40s. it is $40 right now back in chicago. the other thing about today, winds. it will be rather breezy. we've got a bit of a breeze going on right now. nine mile per hour sustained wind in washington. these wind will be between i would say 10 and 15 miles per hour out of the south really. during the afternoon hours, we'll feel wind gusts between 20 to 25 miles per hour. so definitely a breezy day through the area. sentinel satellite-radar. you member where i showed you the cold front is with those temperatures. there is the rainfall associated with that cold front. it will take a while for all of this to impact us. it's impacting us now with cloud cover but in terms of precipitation and cooler air. that is later. the earliest shot of precipitation will be overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. i think that is primarily north and west of the city. and then the coal are air doesn't work its way in here until the latter part

indiana into ohio. temperatures this just around the 32-degree mark, it's just beginning to smoke. you and east all that rain we saw to the northeast. we've cleared out pretty much. there's a couple of sprinkles out to the west. during the day tomorrow pressure build in, yes it would be cooler considering we were 67 this morning at around 10:40:00 a.m. and expect then temperatures started cooling down and tomorrow we'll be a -- will be a cooler day than today. by friday it was the weekend warmer air starts coming back and temperatures will be going up again above average. temps in the weds 10 to 15 at a small effort trying to do it. >> well eel cycling and then thursdayering over night. 53 tomorrow night. breathe easy from time to time. next that day, 50 on sad, warming up again, 54-54. lots of sun and 56 on sunday, denise. >> coming up the maryland turks take the course. on my journey across america, i've learned that when you ask someone in texas if they want "big" savings on car insurance, it's a bit like asking if they want a big hat... ...'scuse me... ...or a big steak... ...or big hair... i think we have our answer. geico. fi

it's beginning to pick up snow over portions of indiana, michigan and some mountains in southwest virginia. the bulk of the rain is off north and northeast of us. we are looking at cooler conditions but sunny to partly sunny and drier, particularly on thursday and friday into the weekend. slight warmup again as this moves off, wind go back more to the southwest and no super cold air in this forecast. normal, west winds with temps around 52 degrees. tonight clearing skies for the most part, upper 30s and cooler overnight. tomorrow then, sun and a few clouds you can see here. it will be breezy with a high of only 53. so that's where it should be for early november and december. >> we are seeing a lot of lights around here. >> they never took them down. >> beautiful. thank you. >>> maryland sends a largest ever state delegation from the u.s. to india with the goal of bringing jobs back home. >> so many of the technology is where maryland excels as well. >> reporter: the export business grew, translating to jobs at home. >> we'll probably hire 30, 40 more jobs at home which will because of this trip turn into full-time jobs. >> the papers ar

northeast all the way through texas and oklahoma all the way through parts of the midwest where we've had some showers and storms develop this morning. potentially another round is going to fire in parts of indianaohio. we might be looking at isolated tornadoes this afternoon. severe weather threat there. for us, we're south of all of this. other than the high clouds, we're on the warm side of the equation. that's why this afternoon's temps will be 70ish. there is a front coming. not this afternoon but overnight tonight, this thing is going to get closer to us with a few showers in here by tomorrow morning. midday, we still have some showers. some break up of that in the afternoon. and then watch what happens all this moisture heads this way as we head into wednesday. look like we'll have periods of rain on wednesday, ahead of this next front. that's going to get here probably late wednesday and that will push everything out of here. so, today, 70ish. give or take a couple. tonight will be breezy. mid-50s with some showers. mild, 65 tomorrow with showers. cooler wednesday. more showers only in the upper 50s. by thursday and friday, near 50. it will be chilly. the better weather coming back for t

indiana. now the cold front will go 32 new orleans later with showers, later for areas like atlanta. but high pressure protect us in the mid-atlantic and the northeasthere's a closer look at the rain coming around illinois. so the forecast for today, not as picturesque as it was yesterday in new england. we will see a mix of sun and clouds, temperatures 50s and 60s, much of the southeast is dry this morning with showers this afternoon. no big storms on the way for anywhere in the country. a nice little quiet period of weather. >> let's enjo i this couple of days, bill. thanks so much. we turn to sports, the epstein era has officially begun in chicago. yesterday the cubs firing manager mike quade after his one season as manager. theo epstein, the new gm there, and president of the baseball operations called for the team to start 2012 with a clean slate. quade and the cubs finished 71-91 this season, finishing fifth in the national league central. according to reports, epstein has ruled out former hall of fame second baseman, ryan sandberg. he's not the guy to succeed quade. college football this saturday, the game of the year, the game of the decade,

indiana. the recent win by midnight costing over 30 mi. per hour by mourning building 46 mi. per hour following it to the north-northeast.reline comparable in speed raising lake levels 2-3 ft. putting beaches under water you will see the beach is shrinking in the city tomorrow waves coming in the wind expected tomorrow night southern suburbs expanding northward. by the noontime and how heavy is in the southern suburbs before it mixes with snow cold air involved. coming back to show you more about this snow forecast going to be a strike but sticking snow moving to the east. and rainfall numbers and also a system on sunday might warrant watching chance for snow producing. tonight cloudy with strengthening wind chill the with drizzle and light rain heavier rainfall moving into the suburbs low of 35-42 degrees. temperatures will just not move tomorrow windy cold rain fall. much lighter rainfall to the northwest. snowflakes in western suburbs. high temperature 42 degrees snow mixing in part of the east. cold rain switches to flurries and ends with clouds breaking tomorrow night still a lot of wind and a sunny and less when de

northeast. atlanta, 70. new orleans 80. >> we don't seep th this kind ob loyalty. a cool story. one of southern indiana's finest. lorraine marr. find her most days behind the counter at local mickey ds. >> she has been there a little while. last 38 years. lorain started there way back in 1973. >> she says she could have been moved up to be a manager years ago, but lorain prefers the counter because the it gives her a chance to visit with all of the customers. that its a lot of big macks and fries. that generation's, unlike, the younger one, they stay on a job for decades in one place and are content. you don't see that anymore. >> thin tick k it keeps you ali healthy. i like that. >> congratulations, lorain. back with more "world news now" right after this. ♪ i'm still standing let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement nsurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to " 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for

indiana, to toledo. and chicago going to have very windy conditions. in the northeast, the rain moves in. the warmth comes to an end. we're going back to what is average. look at philadelphia. 49 by thursday. we've been so spoiled. you can handle it. we'll look at the rest of the nation. the center is dry. nearly 60 in dallas with lots of sunshine. very windy. >> this weather report has been brought to you by big lots. robin and george? >> you mentioned o'hare. you know a thing or two about chicago. >> about five years or so spent there. >> welcome here to new york city. >> a lot of time at o'hare. >>> coming up, the father of the 16-year-old accused of the chilling craigslist plot speaks out in a new interview. what he says about his son's role, or lack thereof, in the killings. now that we can get any pizza hut pizza for just ten bucks, i don't have to settle anymore. you're just talking about pizza though, right? of course. [ male announcer ] right now, any pizza is just ten bucks when you carryout. any pizza, any size, any crust, any toppings -- only ten bucks when you carryout. and o