heaviest rain along the northern gulf coast today, 59 in new york, a cold morning in new england, in the midwest 70 in st. louis, a gorgeous day and a temperature roller coaster this week, d.c. is 62 today, nice beautiful wednesday up to about 70 degrees, then another cold shot comes towards the ends end of the week. it's the fall. you expect the roller coaster up and downs and they're coming. >> not too bad, 70s kind of nice thank you. >>> some stories making news, amy schumer and her cousin new york senator chuck teamer teaming up to speak against gun violence. they called for legislation to end loopholes that allow firearms to be bought at gun shows as well as strengthen background checks. amy schumer summarized the end goal. >> if you're a violent criminal, a domestic violence offender, or severely mentally ill, you will not be able to purchase a gun. >>> kim fulk became a symbol of the horrors of the vietnam war. four decades later the 52 years old is getting a chance to heal. >> i cannot wait. i cannot wait. >> in september she began receiving cutting edge laser treatments for

not too bad flooding along the northern gulf. and anywhere from the ohio valley to the midat antic to the southeast, you have a chance of rain today. and over the next three days, areas of montana and parts of wyoming. and the cold air moves into areas of minnesota. and it will be windy skpaelsh especially around the great lakes. and the warm air will be on the eastern sea board thursday and then sweep to the east coast by the time we get to friday. highs in 50s and 60s and even 40s in new engened all land. a cool deign ay in charlotte. raleigh, 56 degrees. and after a cold start in new england, we'll warm up into the -50s with sunshine this afternoon. a nice fall rain. >>> it's one of the most highly an anticipated video games of the eryoo. >>> and closing sing daddy gator couldn't push the throttle on his little boat any harder if he tried. he's beached here,t. >>> and closing closing . >>> and closing y. >>> and closing e. >>> and closing a. >>> and closing r. >>> and closing out on an unforgiving landscape. for while the peop

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and that will track along the northern gulf coast for a couple days, and then up the east coast. more on that in a second. but first things first. here comes the front, looks like the showers will be crossing 91 at about 2 or 3:00 a.m. and then continuing to work their way across the area as we head through the overnight hours. best chance of rain in the boston area, probably about 8:00 or 9:00 a.m., so about the time that a lot of people are heading to church services on sunday morning. the rain should be very light by the time it get officer to the coastline, we're expecting the showers to fizzle out, so probably a tenth of an inch or less in boston. the green areas likely to see rain. notice it's spotty, not everyone will see the rain. you may see a few lingering showers in the early afternoon out at the cape or islands, but the rain should already clear out in foxborough, so no problems for the patriots game tomorrow. in fact by the afternoon and evening hours, as the front sweeps through, clear and cooler weather will start to filter in here sunday evening. sunday afternoon

it is cooler because got all the cold in air drifting from the lot of rain northern gulf coast and leftover moisture from what was hurricane patricia over the weekend and no longer tropical system or hurricane and impacting southeastern united states and helping in a small degree to fuel own showers toward the middle of the week and future cast will feature bright sunshine, couple of clouds across outer cape as well as nantucket, those would be ocean effect clouds but you know what, going with a bright day ahead. temperature 10 cooler than yesterday and tonight all the way back to freezing and framingham and lowell and worcester and boston wake up the 30s and hit rock bottom and warm-up and carrying us into the mid-50s and 7-day forecast and wednesday things really start to change and high 60 with increasing clouds and developing rain and scattered showers on thursday, high 70, temperatures back on track with normal highs by friday of next week and weekend going middle 50s and sunshine for halloween. back to you guys. >> gene: foot of rain dumped saturday and sunday and rain came from remna

now, those remnants that moisture that's rain will continue to spread across the northern gulf coast. then, take you through it here. of mow evening. more he can its way into the florida panhandle. tlab lift northeast. taking cold fronts with it and taking the remnants of the patricia with it now fronts would bring us chance of rain. but that remnants from patricia gives this front a little bit more moisture to work with and consequently better chance of rain up and down the entire east coast and including the northeast. more so in southeast but even northeast should get a little bit of recommend nanlt moisture which meanings better chance of rain better chance of some soaking rain timing this act uncertain so some indicating rain kay live by wednesday morning. to get normal for the year. so, good soaking rain not necessarily a bad thing as again best chance for that coming wednesday night and into thursday morning. before that just a quick shot of rain tomorrow morning. good news is look like all rain clears out long before halloween back right now halloween forecast looks pretty goo

next chance of rain coming from down here out in the gulf of mexico right along the northern gulf coast. the red box indicating a tornado watch box some of that moisture left over from what was once hurricane pattia. now let's use future cast here and watch as that area of low pressure tracks to the northeast. not impacting us tomorrow. weather will be quiet tomorrow even off tuesday we'll start off with a good bit of sunshine. clouds will increase late in the day on tuesday as this system approaches. then the timing is getting a little bit more nailed down. at one point still some questions about whether this would come wednesday morning or thursday morning. it looks more and more mainly a wednesday night event and looks more and more likely that this will be a significant rain event. our computer models are averaging with an inch of rain across the area some even a little bit more than. that now keep in mind we need almost eight inches of rain just to catch up to normal for the year. overnight wednesday into thursday now as this sweeps through much cooler weather starts to pull in her

check out all this moisture that is spreading across the northern gulf coast. this is the moisture that was de-- attached to patricia sp no longer a tropical storm. a little head our way. first up, future cast if you like it. tons of sunshine. a couple of ocean-effect cloud impacting the cape and islands. one of my cooler spots today. you will see high temperatures climb into the upper 40s in eastham and chatham. 50 in dennis. 50 in provincetown. and another one of my cooler spots central massachusetts. worcester at 51 degrees. i have gardner at 50. 49 in rutland. 53 in ayer. 54 in bellingham. a little chill and head to the merrimack raleigh or the boston area. 3 in boston. 53 in quincy. middle 50s in metro west. cambridge at 54. brookline, 54 degrees. temperatures anywhere from the 40s. the upper 40s, into the middle 5s for high. 55 in framingham. manchester, new hampshire at 53 degrees. and marshfield and marsh field at 51. temperatures today, yesterday we had the 60s. those are not in sight any time soon at least nor the next two days. tonight back 30s an fr

>>mark: and air man our northern gulf tired of the session last night the soldier was killed and othershis it did tackle shot and killed all the place and should not been deployed drop the country to hand and the violence >>darya: after a car plunged off the santa cruz were stagira one over a and parking lot on saturday night and torture of four for rail and plunged 20 ft. into the ocean lifeguard swam to the sudan and brought to an end to the surface most of them taken to hospital one of the men died this is not clear will call the driver to drive off the wharf this said he swerved to avoid a petroleum in the area. >>mark: sit the first half of last thursday outside a mall on to instead hispanic mayor for and forcibly taking occurs he fled in a green-man band it happened friday al-sabah said four of its governor the man for storm and a car lot of force to restore person this time the suspects fled in a silver honda sedan. >>mark: the 24 years ago today october 20, 1991 the oakland hills firestorm killed 25 people and injured hundred and 50 others to three days to turn am burned 4000 ho

you can see this cold front will continue to push toward the northern portions of the gulf of mexico as we head into this afternoon. there will be some scattered mainly lake effect showers although there is a little disturbance kind of diving northeast of the great lakes there as well. mainly rain showers but i have a feeling northern michigan will probably see some snow flakes mixed in there especially during the morning hours there. as you can see our future model is actually showing that. scattered showers into the southwest as well. and a system finally coming into the west coast spreading some rain especially into the day tomorrow into washington and oregon other parts of california it will increase during the afternoon hours. most areas east of the rockies are going to be dry but once again its going to be some scattered mainly scattered showers northeast of the great lakes. taking a look at precipitation estimates over the past 24 hours we've seen some light amounts hit and miss here. a couple spots in the central plains states. most of it the great lakes and northeast. a litt

heaviest rain along the northern gulf coast. gorgeous in st.nd but that will be improving in the days ahead and a little bit of roller coast are ride on the east coast. a beautiful mid week, wednesday will be about 71 but as we head to the end of the week, the temperatures dive. much of the country looks good for halloween for most of the country. except texas again, they could have rain washing out halloween. . and then one day you tap the bumper of a station wagon. no big deal... until your insurance company jacks up your rates. you freak out. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? hey insurance companies, news flash. nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. alright team, we've got an f150, needs a systems check and tires. doc, i need you on point for this one. already got the latest updates direct from ford engineering. 'cause ford dealers get that intel first. treads, wh

this is a city on the northern gulf coast on -- the it's an iranian city that had a 115 fahrenheit temperatureou want made it feel like 74 celsius. that is 165 degrees fahrenheit. the study says these sort of temperatures could be almost a daily occurrence, and that's why it could be life threatening. >> unbelievable. and with that, you would see the population shift and move to cooling climates? >> that's what it indicated. it's a thriving population along the persian gulf. the oil industry, it would move a lot of people away because of survivability for a six hour period would be uninhabitable. >> when you think about oil is the major export there, but this is why they say climate change will lead to mass migrations all over the world. people won't be able to maintain and live where they are. >> very good point. >> appreciate that. >> baltimore, maryland's police department is testing body cameras on its officers. >> reports say the 54-day pilot program will allow the department to sample several products before making a final decision. >> six months ago the controversial death of a black ma

gulf. >>> the northern afghan city of kunduz has become a battlefield form a week now control of the streetss one backwards and forwards between government forces and the taliban. now while the fighting rages, civilians suffer. doctors are refuse to go operate in the main government hospital for fear of air strikes. let's go straight now to to south of kunduz city. so, is the government offensive coming together now? >> reporter: well, sammy, we have talked with the residents of kuhn dues city and afghan security forces, they are telling us now afghan security forces are in control of city center kunduz city. afghan security officials are telling us that the taliban are still hiding in the neighborhood around the city. i have talked with one of the leading generals of this operation from afghan government side, he told me that they have changed their strategy, they are trying to engage taliban at the outskirts of the city. they say that simple for the reason to avoid civilian casualty. that's why they are trying to take the fight to go the outskirts, they have confirmed heavy fighting is sti

that area of cloud and rain continuing to be across northern thailand, into the gulf of thailand. rash of showers across malaysia. further south it's largely dry. we have showers continuing into the malay peninsula, into a good part of sumatra. showers in borneo, into a good part of the philippines, and it will change in the next couple of days. no signs of useful rain over the next few days. >> thank you very much. staying with indonesia, they are seeking international help to put out the fires that sent a choking haze across south-east asia. an after weeks spent insisting they could deal with it alone. president joko widodo expects assistance from russia, japan, malaysia and soing pore -- singapore. it set to be the worse. haze has been drifting across neighbouring singapore for weeks. the n.a.s.a. satellite image fan in september shows plumes of smoke billowing across south-east asia. the red marks are hot sports where n.a.s.a.'s temperatures are associated. we have this report. >> borneo's forests, considered a major supplier of the planet's oxygen is on fire. emitting dangero

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northern tier states. bay area. 40%, 50% chance of above average rainfall. better likelihood for southern california to see quite a bit of ran this winter. as far as temperatures. cooler than average. gulfer than average. northern tier states. bay area. looking at greater than 50% chance of above average temperatures. you know what that means? the strong el nino does bring in classic storms. snow levels in the sierra will be high. 67. tahoe. looking at scattered showers, thunderstorm possibility across the sierra into southern california. traveling there. 80, 63. excuse me here in bay area. looking act cloud cover. maybe isolated shower over toward mount hamilton. temperatures, mid 60s to the mid 80s. for your friday. with a cloud cover lingering. a look at accuweather seven-day forecast. next chance for seeing showers will be saturday morning. north bay has the the best possibility. and we'll continue that cooling trend for the week end before the temperatures come right back up. a little warmer. lot more sun. as we head toward next week. >> thank you so much. >> the future is now. if you judge by some of the gadgets on display in san francisco today. a two day event called launch. whe

now, it's going to move through the northern plains but the moisture continuing to flow off the gulf of mexico. some of it off the pacific ocean. we will continue to put down huge amounts of rain in parts of texas. it's going to be a fairly good soaker north. for the rest of the country, southeast going to continue to drive high pressure continuing to dominate. the great lakes and ohio valley will continue to be dry as well with another quick shot of cooler air. not cold air but cooler as we head through tonight and early part of tomorrow, you can see the rain spread through the dakotas and parts of minnesota, iowa and into missouri. the heaviest pressure will keep some pressure in the four corner region. some of that will be snow in the higher elevations. heading through the day tomorrow, you can see high pressure along the northeast gulf, keeping things dry in that area. dry up and down the eastern seaboard. the center of the country continues to be moist with that system moving through. high pressure coming in once again for the pacific northwest. here's the precipitation estimate

gulf coast. then as we move on into sunday, sunday, we're looking at some morning showers in northern new england and along the mid-atlantic coast. things clear out nicely. plenty of sunshine through the parts of florida and the gulf coast. again, folks, the big story is going to be this heavy rain. it will move to the east a little bit. less of northern and central texas. even though a lot of the state is at 47% of moderate drought, 13% is at extreme drought, by the time this is over, 12 inches of rain could have fallen. while that is great for wiping out the drought, it's not going to help as far as flooding is >> good morning. a lot of clouds through the day, and a few peeks of sunshine, a mild day, and temperatures will head to the low 70s this afternoon, and also the risk of a few isolated showers this afternoon, and even this morning, a spot shower or sprinkle. this afternoon, 30-40% chance of 68 to 74 today. forecast tomorrow, mostly sunny skies, breezy and cool. and low 50s tomorrow afternoon. only in >> that's your latest weather. willie? >> al, thank you very much. >>> week six of the 1

for the travel forecast, new orleanss 74 degrees, miles per hour across the gulf coast states and cooler across the northernier states. if you're traveling to the west, pack cooler clothes for today, you'll need something with sleeves. by tomorrow, the entire front range and mid section of the county is up to the 60s and 70s. the next five to seven days look really, really warm. wichita all the rain cleared out. we have heavy rains across texas county gulf coast states. rainfall totals over the next 24 hours will range anywhere from one to five inches. houston, jackson, mississippi, that's the travel trouble spots today. that's where all the headaches are. everyone else is doing already. midway o'hare you had showers, but all flights are on time. orlando, 67, and all arthritis flights on time in newark. >>> crown molding can add a custom feel to a new home, but it can cost thousands of dollars. knock it off will show you how to get it without spending the big bucks. >> reporter: crown molding can add bucks to any space, we can show you how to get it by using less wood, less money and more paint. >> we're go

on the northern part of the state, but on the gulf as well.the water spout that came inland and da some damage. even new year's day tornados with this system. here's the system. with some low spin picking up. the hardest is louisiana, as we go through tonight and tomorrow morning, mississippi and alabama. this rain will be very heavy. getting into pensacola, florida where the flash flood watches have been extended. and we have a cold front coming today. rain for new england, temp >> as the rain continues to come down in houston, the water in the low-lying areas continues to come up. residents being asked to stay inside until this rain subsides. dan, paula? >> try to find a little bit of balance right there. all right, rob, thanks. >>> and coming up on gal, the heart-breaking 911 call from a young woman whose boyfriend was killed saving her from a gang of armed robbers. the big reward to help hunt him down. >>> and for the first time you hear and see robin thicke coming clean about his substance abuse while promoting his popular single "blurred

northern hemisphere. it's taking the moisture from the gulf of mexico and wrapping itself around. it's got no place to go but back on land and guess what happens when you get to the land, land goes up. that up is like a gold front, push the moisture up, it gets colder the higher you go, all of a sudden, can't hold the moisture and we have flooding like we have today. >> wow. not fun. fo thank you very much. quick break, we're back in a moment. more data means more freedom to do..whatever. that's why at&t is giving you 50% more data. that's 15 gigs of data for the price of 10. because the more data you have, the better. and right now at at&t get $300 credit for every line you switch when you trade in a smartphone and buy any smartphone on at&t next. san fwhile this parking loting lies still. life, proposition d and mission rock will create a new neighborhood right here with 40% affordable housing, 8 acres of parks and open space, all connected to public transit, and generate $25 million a year in revenue for san francisco. vote yes on d to turn this into this. ♪ >>> this is cnn bre

northern new england. high surf advisories along the gulf coast with rip currents along the texas shore line. for tomorrow heavy rain texas on into oklahoma and kansas. mountain snows above 10,000 feet in colorado. look for plenty of sunshine along the south coast and cooler temperatures in the northeast and temperatures starting to >> good morning. mostly cloudy skies through the isolated showers and sprinkles, especially later this morning. and into the first part of the afternoon. it's a weak weather system that will spend the day with us, and again, it may generate an isolated shower or sprinkle, but nothing significant. temperatures this morning, from the 50s into the low 60s, and at the coastline, upper 50s and seasonal for this time of year, near 70 tomorrow. year. near 70 tomorrow. >> and that's your latest weather. we hope you're feeling crafty because it's time for pumpkin palooza. here with ideas to help you greed gord-geous pumpkins -- >> what are you eating down there in. >> halloween cannedy. >> don't need to slice and dice to make a good pumpkin. >> jazz up your regular jack-o'

the north, and that could get into our northern counties tonight, but overall it will be mostly clear. our attention turns to an area of low pressure in the gulf of mexico. this is left over from what was once hurricane patricia. t he moisture is going to be pulled up into tte united states, and will help feed our chances for rain as we head into tuesday. however, not too much heavy rain is expected. here's future track, showing the mostly clear skies as we head throughout the night. a few clouds passing by are possible across our should stayaynorth in parts of minnesota and wisconsin. as we head into tomorrow, we will start off with a mostly sunny sky. as we head into the afafernoon, we will start to see some of that moisture in the middle levels in the atmosphere move in, giving us an increase in the clouds cover. those clouds will continue to increase overright monday. i did want to remind everyone that there is still a burn ban in effect for several of our one of their llcal staples. the dysart community center was built in the 1930's -- and was getting to the point where "i'm very happy that the council, and the community came together, a

heavier moisture a little bit of patricia, and also from the gulf coast, it still looks like we have some flood concerns for texas. so as the northerne keeps moving, we really want to watch that heavy rain potential in the south. >> thank you. >>> there is a search going on right now for whoever opened fire at tennessee state university. initial reports say this was an apparent dispute over a dice game. the campus was on lockdown all night. >>> south africa's president has relented on a plan to raise college fees after thousands of students took to the streets in protest. crowds gather outside of jacob zu zuma's offices today. they say the proposed 10% increase would have made education out of reach for thousands of students. >>> we now know the name of the soldier killed in iraq. he was 399, and part of the army's special operations unit. he is the first american service member killed in combat while fighting isil. jamie mcintyre has details. >> reporter: the u.s. was responding to an urgent request for transport helicopters and combat support from kurdish peshmerga forces. the kurds believed some their fighters were being held in

northern new england. high surf advisories along the gulf coast with rip currents along the texas shoreline. for tomorrow heavy rain texas on into oklahoma and kansas. mountain snows above 10,000 feet in colorado. look for plenty of sunshine along the south coast and cooler temperatures in the northeast and temperatures starting to loan. threat tracker has us in the green as we go through the next couple of days. there will be an isolated shower possiile later today, however most of us do stay dry. tomorrow it will be mostly sunny and cooler, but still above average. there is a widespread, better chnace for rain as we head into the day on friday. we definitely d need the rain across all of eastern owa. of course, areas along and south of highway 20 saw some rain yesterday. here are the totals for all of october, which i >> and that's your latest weather. we hope you're feeling crafty because it's time for pumpkin palooza. here with ideas toelp you reed gord-geous pumpkins -- >> what are you eating down there in. >> halloween cannedy. >> don't need to slice and dice to make a good pumpkin. >>

northern new england. high surf advisories along the gulf coast with rip currents along the texas shore line. for tomorrow heavy rain texas on into oklahoma and kansas. mountain snows above 10,000 feet in colorado. look for plenty of sunshine along the south coast and cooler temperatures in the northeast moderate getting in the mid >> and that's your latest weather. we hope you're feeling crafty because it's time for pumpkin palooza. here with ideas to help you greed gord-geous pumpkins -- >> what are you eating down there in. >> halloween cannedy. >> don't need to slice and dice to make a good pumpkin. >> jazz up your regular jack-o'-lantern. for these we hit the pantry scoop out the inside and make generous eyes, the bigger the better because more light will shine through and we spray painted penne pasta and hot glued toothpicks in them and we can push them in the pumpkin to make the jagged teeth. the beauty of the craft is you can't make a mistake because you can pull them in and get the grin or sneer that you love. >> we're talking mummy pumpkins. >> this is part jack-o'-lantern and part

heaviest rain core of this, and kind of the gulf coast for the next couple of days that front will linger along and continue to create problems while the northernier moves a little bit more quickly. but in the meantime, we have also had temperature changes. yesterday a front did go through portions of the northeast of new england. that drop temperatures 10 to 20 degrees. back to you. >> any coal thank you. >>> the new rules that will make phone calls much more affordable for those behind bars. >>> it is going to cost prisoners a lot less to make a telephone call starting next week. the fcc voted thursday to cap rates for local and in-state inmate calls. al jazeera's correspondent has more. >> we did rush a lot, because the rates were too high. sometimes the phone would cut off. >> reporter: this 19 year old says being able to talk to her parents while they were in prison kept her on the right track. her dad was jailed for drug-related charges when she was just 6 years old. and her mom, who had become addicted to crack cocaine followed him two years later. >> the phones just kept that feeling of security there, like this is still my mom. i can s

northern new england. high surf advisories along the gulf coast with rip currents along the texas shore line.untain snows above 10,000 feet in colorado. look for plenty of sunshine along the south coast and cooler temperatures in the northeast and temperatures starting to moderate >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. beautiful day ahead. beautiful sunshine. look at these temperatures. nice and mild. low to mid 70s this afternoon. southwesterly winds at 15 miles an hour. how about another one tomorrow? 76 degrees after a morning low of 51. then on friday, that's when things will change. chilly breeze blowing, 62 in the afternoon. coldest will be saturday morning, down to 38 degrees. then a chance of some rain showers on sunday. have a great day. >> and that's your latest weather. we hope you're feeling crafty because it's time for pumpkin palooza. here with ideas to help you greed gord-geous pumpkins -- >> what are you eating down there in. >> halloween cannedy. >> don't need to slice and dice to make a good pumpkin. >> jazz up your regular jack-o'-lantern. for these we hit the pan

northern new england. high surf advisories along the gulf coast with rip currents along the texas shore line. for tomorrow heavy rain texas on into oklahoma and kansas. mountain snows above 10,000 feet in colorado. look for plenty of sunshine along the south coast and cooler temperatures in the northeast >>> that's what's going on around the country. here is what is happening in your neck of the woods. mid-70s starting out in the 50s this morning. clouds mixing with sunshine. wind continues. keeping us relatively mild again. overnight low. 57. midtown, 45 and 50, north and west. a few more clouds in the mix with the sunshine. a warm day again with a high of 74. chilly weather on friday. upper 50s. maybe a passing shower. near 60 early next week with sunshine. >> and that's your latest weather. we hope you're feeling crafty because it's time for pumpkin palooza. here with ideas to help you greed gord-geous pumpkins -- >> what are you eating down there in. >> halloween cannedy. >> don't need to slice and dice >> jazz up your regular jack-o'-lantern. for these we hit the pantry because the eyes

northern new england. high surf advisories along the gulf coast with rip currents along the texas shore line. for tomorrow heavy rain texas on into oklahoma and kansas. momotain snows above 10,000 feet in colorado. look for plenty of sunshine along the south coast and cooler temperatures in the northeast and temperatures starting to modbut kept the warm temperatures making it ananbsolutely gorgeous october day. we're not going to be able to keep it quite this warm as cooler air slowly but surely starts moving in over the next few days. more clouds are going to move in tonight and northern siouxland could even see a few sprinkles. other than some clouds, wednesday will remain quiet with highs in the upper 60s. chances of showers start moving in later in the day on thursday and then we'll have good chances of rain from thursday night into friday. we should dry things out by the weekend with highs in the lower 60s expected ononsaturday and sunday withha smaal chance of a few showers returning sunday night into monday. >> and that's your latest weather. we hope you're feeling crafty because it's

and take conflicts from relatively low-end conflict like you see in the gulf with the carriers operating over the top of northern iraq in syria and high-end conflicts against countries who can through technology attempt to match are capability. we do campaign modeling. joint campaign models using us air force, navy, army command of the military aspects to affect that campaign. as has been stated, the united states navy nuclear power is a just piece in our navy. those chess pieces are critical factor on the campaign plans. when. elected the future and the way that the threats are going, we devised the forward class with 33 percent greater sortie livability with enhanced technology and electric capacity and with the email and ability to increase getting airplanes on and off the ship and other technology. that campaign model is what delivered the requirements phase that resulted in the forward design you see today. >> sir, if i may from an acquisition standpoint. the other reason we built the forward class, the nimitz class was reaching the end of its useful service life. technology does change. the other thing is

situation southward to the gulf coast stayinindry and most of that area staying on th pleasant side. highs of 70s and 80s for high temps. a bit cool in new england, northern great lakes and cool back into the northern and centntl rockies. nothing real cold at this point though. low temps tonite we'll see lots of 40 and 50s eastern seaboard, 30s and 40s in northern plains but holding in the 60s for central and southern plains. and we continue to be warm south of that frontal system from the southern great lakes southward, but north of there highs in the 40s and 50s for the most part. jet stream as we head thru the rest of the week, you can see why that system is just gointo sit there awhile and cut off area of low pressure for a while then it kind of comes east. a big trough develops for a couple of days late this week and early next week in the east/ and then we kinda go more zonal by the middle of next week.that's a look across the country, now let's look at some local forecasts. we head to twin falls,s,daho first off all l ls and afternoon thunderstorm in some areas high of 75. and saginaw, michigan cloudy and windy with a bit of wind around, high of 66

gulf of mexico. we have another system pulling from the pacific northwest. this is a heavy snow maker. 10 centimeters of snow will fall over the northern rockies. expect slick road conditions as well as reduced visibility. it could be very dangerous to be driving out there this system will then be merging eventually with ex-patricia. that will make for a widespread rainfall and some snows at higher elevations into the next 24, 48. as for now it's bringing that warm temperature ahead of that system. the temperatures by thursday, for example in new york right now, 14, but will be up to about 22 degrees. same thing will happen in d.c. while you're experiencing below-average for tuesday. just at 14. in eastern asia, we are looking at another system pulling in northern, north eastern china and south eastern russia and that is bringing heavy snowfall. the heavy bulk will be in north eastern china up to about 15 to 20 centimeters of snow. this cold front is bringing frequent lightning to south korea and heavy showers. by tonight, it's going to be engulfing the whole of japan. by tonight, tokyo will see showers. it's going to be concentrated in western

gulf coast. then as we move on into sunday, sunday, we're looking at some morning showers in northern new england and along the mid-atlantic coast. things clear out nicely. plenty of sunshine through the parts of florida and the gulf coast. again, folks, the big story is it will move to the east a little bit. less of northern and central texas. even though a lot of the state is at 47% of moderate drought, 13% is at extreme drought, by the time this is over, 12 inches of rain could have fallen. while that is great for wiping out the drought, it's not going to help as far as flooding is >> that's your latest weather. willie? >> al, thank you very much. >>> week six of the 16 to 16 challenge. if you've ever dieted, you know it helps when people around you are supportive. >> it's a family affair. we'll show you some meals and exercises that the whole family can get involved with. our three participants are mary jean, rochelle and ken. they're back. they brought in kids, nieces and nephews, along with joy bauer and jenna wolfe. good morning, team 16. >> goods morning. >> it is a family affair. let's t

expected to get worse because you have gulf moisture coming in and the remnants of what was hurricane patricia. so that is why this area in eastern and in northern parts of texas are under a flash flood advisory for at least the next day or so. really officials warning through monday it could be pretty bad. >> jonathan, thank you so much. and looking at those pictures of the train there, it's incredible the force of the water that caused that to happen. meteorologist nicole mitchell has the latest on the storm. >> there's a number of things coming together for this flooding to be happening in texas like it is. we have an upper level low we've been tracking all the way from california that made its way into texas. we're also now at the bottom of a frontal boundary that's helping draw in gulf moisture. that was enough to create that flooding situation, those couple of different forces. but on top of it you can see the remnants of the hurricane. 'lot going on right now in the state of texas. this is a forecast just for tomorrow and we have places that have gotten well over a foot anticipate a half of rain already so this adds to it and it could get

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gulf coast. then as we move on into sunday, sunday, we're looking at some morning showers in northern new englandf florida and the gulf coast. again, folks, the big story is going to be this heavy rain. it will move to the east a little bit. less of northern and central texas. even though a lot of the state is at 47% of moderate drought, 13% is at extreme drought, by the time this is over, 12 inches of rain could have fallen. while that is great for wiping out the drought, it's not going to help as far as flooding is >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a chilly start but a beautiful day ahead. we'll see lots of sunshine and temperatures climb into the middle to upper 70s, southwesterly winds at 15 miles per hour. tomorrow, the chill is back. typical for autumn. 63 in the afternoon after a morning temperature near 50 degrees. colder weather arrives saturday morning down to 39 with a nice afternoon rebound to 64 on saturday. chance of early showers on sunday then drying out monday and tuesday. have a great day. >> that's your latest weather. willie? >> al, thank you very much. >>> week

gulf coast. then as we move on into sunday, sunday, we're looking at some morning showers in northern new englandgain, folks, the big story is going to be this heavy rain. it will move to the east a little bit. less of northern and central texas. even though a lot of the state is at 47% of moderate drought, 13% is at extreme drought, by the time this is over, 12 inches of rain could have fallen. while that is great for wiping out the drought, it's not going to help as far as flooding is >>> good morning. i'm kari hall. we're run buildingning about 60 the bay area. mostly sunny skies. a beautiful day. a couple degrees lower than yesterday. expect mostly sunny skies and in the south bay a high of 82 degrees. the peninsula topping out at 79. 81 in the east bay. while the rivalry is at 85 degrees. our temperature just slightly above average. san francisco reaching 75 and the north bay today expecting a high of 83 degrees. >> that's your latest weather. willie? >> al, thank you very much. >>> week six of the 16 to 16 challenge. if you've ever dieted, you know it helps when people around you are suppor

gulf coast. then as we move on into sunday, sunday, we're looking at some morning showers in northern new england and along the mid-atlantic coast. things clear out nicely. plenty of sunshine through the parts of florida and the gulf coast. again, folks, the big story is going to be this heavy rain. it will move to the east a little bit. less of northern and central texas. even though a lot of the state is at 47% of moderate drought, the time this is over, 12 inches of rain could have fallen. while that is great for wiping out the drought, it's not going to help as far as flooding is today with partly to mostly cloudy skies. there could be a couple sprinkles especially south of highway 30. we'll show you that in just a moment. a better chance for rain tracks into the area as we head into friday, mainly in the afternoon and evening. this is beneficial rainfall as we have had the dry conditions. the rain continue into late friday evening before we dry out just in time for the weekend. of course we did see a little >> that's your latest weather. willie? >> al, thank you very much. >>> week six of th

gulf coast. then as we move on into sunday, sunday, we're looking at some morning showers in northern new england and along the mid-atlantic coast. things clear out nicely. plenty of sunshine through the parts of florida and the gulf coast. again, folks, the big story is going to be this heavy rain. it will move to the east a little bit. less of northern and central texas. even though a lot of the state is at 47% of moderate drought, 13% is at extreme drought, by the time this is over, 12 inches while that is great for wiping out the drought, it's not going to help as far as flooding is concerhighs in sioux city, today was certainly cooler yet still above average for this time of year as also saw a few more clouds today and that .01" of rain, the first measurable rain so far in october. we could see an isolated shower again tonight but our better chances arrive from late thursday into thursday night and friday. that system should move out by the weekend leaving us with partly cloudy skies and highs in the 60s. more showers could come our way by tuesday of next week. >> that's your latest weather.

around with flooding rainfall in texas and the gulf coast the last couple days and now finally it makes its way to the northeast and gets involved with the northern jetstream. it is going to be moving a lot faster than anything they had down there. we do have a coastal flood advisory within a few hours of high tide today. there could be some minor splash. the breeze will start to pick up as the rainfall starts to edge in. occur as quickly as 11:00 this morning. temperatures starting the day and the 20' s to the lower range s. we will see the temperatures work their way from the 40' s into the 50' s this afternoon. a high in the lower range of the s. the water temperature is 52 degrees on the beach. it will be gusting at times over guessed over 30 miles per hour new the coasts. we are expecting rainfall to go heavy later on tonight and early tomorrow morning. that is the window of time for the heaviest rainfall. temperatures anywhere from the upper 40' s to mid 50' s this afternoon. don' t be surprised if you are woken up by rumbles of thunder overnight tonight or tomorrow morning. from there, we could see it little bit of a break late breaks in t

northern edge is moving along. the southern edge is stationary. the combination of the low pressure ire, frontal boundary is adding in gulf moisture, and then you get the remnants of patricia, most of the flooding event was set up. if you look at the earlier frames, there's the storm. spected over the mount -- expected over the mountains, but the moisture, some of that was getting into the united states. we added to that, and that adds to everything going on. looking through the next 24 hours, we have seen places over 20 inches, and then this is what we are going to add on top just tomorrow. especially near the coast line. we have some places, including houston, 12 inches or more, and even today we have not even the flooding that is ongoing, and the brighter reds and the flash flood warnings where it is now, and the rest of the area you have that potential, but along the coast you have a tornado watch, the potential that goes until 10:00p.m.. we had a couple of tornados, and high wind reports in the area. you need to be aware of that. for the next couple of days, the northern edge continues to move along. chances for showers in the east coast. the