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showers and storms popping up northern missouri into iowa. that's about it. not a lot of umbrellas needed. later today we will see showers spreading into areas like northern illinois. later tonight and tomorrow southern michigan and areas in upstate new york. as far as the forecast goes for today, it looks to be very mild this afternoon after that chilly start in the morning where you could use the jacket. areas like new york city, we should see temperatures around 70 degrees. veronica, not many problems out there for the day. enjoy. >>> we can't complain. thanks for that, bill. >>> controlling your phone or ipad with a blink of an eye? details about the new ipad mini and gas prices drop. your business prices are straight ahead. >>> plus, cuban leader fidel castro is seen for the first time in months. he criticizes the rumor mongers. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. so you say men are superior drivers? yeah. then how'd i get this... [ voice of dennis ] ...safe driving bonus check? every six months without an accident, allstate sends a check. ok. [ voice

as we head westbound we have a front that will develop showing the showers and storms over iowa northern portions of missouri and heavy downpours are expected from the great lakes into the mississippi valley. you will be needing the rainshowers out here. early moisture this morning making it into the area. >> 12 minutes after the hour. your taxes could go up thousands of dollars next year. neither party in congress seems to be doing anything to stop it. >> $182 million of your tax dollars went to save his k. but apparently that wasn't enough. now he wants you to save him. >> welcome back. 15 after the top of the hour. here's what you missed while you were sleeping. nissan recalling 14,000 cars. they are feared both connected to wheels and steering could come lose and then fall out leading to crashes. it effects the 2012 and 2013 altima. there are no reports of any injuries. >>> take a look at this. that big night right there was a meteor flying over the san francisco bay area. it has not only left its park in the sky, some residents got a piece of the flaming fireball. lisa weber in neva

iowa. you see that here. he will visit northern virginia tomorrow. mitt romney spent yesterday in the commonwealth. he held rallies in leesburg and in chesapeake, virginia, as well. >>> today george allen and tim kaine will square off in their final debate before election day. the debate will take place on the virginia tech campus. political analysts don't expect neither fireworks tonight. they say neither candidate will take much of a risk because the race is so close. recent polls show the democrat tim kaine with a slight lead over republican allen. >>> some sad news from the world of politics this morning. george mcgovern's family says the former democratic senator is near death. family members say the 90ear-old is no longer responsive in hospice care. his daughter says her father appears "restful and peaceful." mcgovern ran for president in 1972. he lost to richard nixon in a landslide. >>> breaking news now, a drone strike killed at least seven suspected al qaeda militants. security officials say overnight strikes targeted a gathering of militan

look at the lightning between the two cities in northern iowa.p north farther into wisconsin a nice shot of rain also coming right out into the middle parts of that region. that's going to stretch out toward chicago by later today. what that means is air travel problems. we're calling for four delays. there aren't any right now. give it time. chicago and hour or more. midway and o'hare because of the rain and storms. half hour to hour te lays in new york and philadelphia a possibility. low clouds hanging out there right now. miami, wind and rain. st. louis, same thing in the afternoon. minneapolis, rain a little snow mixed in there as well. either way, poor visibility. we'll have the latest on this storm, sandy, for the entire morning. >> thank you. keeping a close eye on it for us. >>> an 11-year-old kid had a great idea for the nfl. now you'll see him on the field on sunday. >>> plus, notice anything funny about this video? see that guy there dropping down from the ceiling? he's not supposed to be there. >>> president obama made fun of donald t

iowa senate and the unemployment rate was at just over 2%. i know what that looks like. i have gone to work, like a lot of other people, especially in northern and western iowa and advocated what was done during the crisis years of the 80's which is that we need value added agriculture. all new wealth comes from the land. i was att's from field in mind. what you understand about the global economy to menasha economy, you can really understand the economy. we have done very well. one of the very people supporting renewal energies which added more dollars per acre. today the value of products, $24 billion. and i was elected to congress was 12 billion. ag was 60 billion then, now over 200. we created a tremendous amount of wealth that has been built within the value added ag component of this. let's keep it up and keep taxes low unpredictable and let's have less government regulations and less intrusion in our lives. [applause] moderator: 30 seconds to respond. christie: you know, we have not been able to get much done. my energy policy is making sure that we just create energy positions, short term, long term, medium-term growth for energy, bu

iowa. he is scheduled to campaign in northern virginia on friday. both campaigns are declaring victory in last night's debate. the format allowed them to go at one another more vigorously. they clashed on several issues, including the president's energy policy. >> you cut licenses on federal land and federal waters in half. >> not true, governor. >> by how much did you cut them by? >> governor, we have actually produced more oil. >> how much did you cut on federal lands and federal waters? >> here's what we did. there were a whole bunch of oil companies. >> i had a question, and the question is how much did you cut them by? >> i'm happy to answer the question. >> all right. and it is? >> romney also criticized the obama administration's handling of the attack on the u.s. consulate in libya. he accused the president of waiting two weeks to call the attack an act of terror. debate moderator candy crowley corrected him and said the president called it an act of terror the day after the attack. >> and president obama used the debate to take responsibili

iowa? ohio. thank you. northern part of ohio is very democratic and obama.anies, tire companies up there. southern part being republican. you want to go for the middle piece of ohio. if romney doesn't win ohio, gets iowa, wisconsin becomes the in play state. >> eric: wisconsin and you need to win two other states. >> bob: i'm giving him right now florida, north carolina, and virginia. >> eric: because he's lea leading. >> kimberly: you think it's better than the margin of error? >> bob: i get a sense they're falling back. he still needs to win -- without ohio he needs to win at least three states that obama won. iowa, wisconsin, colorado and -- >> eric: that's it. >> dana: some places you don't have papers anymore. in colorado "rocky mountain news" has shuttered. that was a paper that typically would endorse a republican. >> bob: new hampshire is the other one. >> dana: in some places i don't know if papers matter much but des moines was big. i admit it, i was wrong. i thought that the "register" telegraphs that they were going to endorse obama regardless. >

a nice line of thunderstorms developed across northern parts of missouri. iowapart later. the rain should be propelled to northern illinois. might close in on chicago. a new round of showers and storms ahead of the cold front later this afternoon. the morning activity now. a lot of lightning flashing. one severe thunderstorm warning. large hail. maybe more than an inch now. that's about it. look at the big thunderstorm complex developing south of lubbock, texas. hail is a possibility in the region. all moving to the northeast. you have it around western parts of texas. active for the morning. to the north, rain and snow around north dakota. more snow across the sierra nevada. this is the first storm edging in through california now. most of this is heavy rain near sacramento and san francisco. turns into areas of one to two feet of snow over the next couple of days. right now, scattered showers around the bay area. you will get air travel delays. heavier rains north of there. the next 24 hours, watch the rain come. in the next 48 hours it spreads right through a

iowa senate and the unemployment rate was up 2%. that's a full employment economy. i've gone to work like a lot of other people in northern and western iowa and i have advocated and what was said during the farm crisis and '80s. we need a value-added agriculture. all wealth comes from the land. once you understand about the global economy and the national economy, you can really understand the iowa economy. we have done very well here. i have said one of the early people supporting the economy and that has added more dollars per acre. the value of that bag products is $24 billion. at land was $64 billion. now it's over $200 billion. we traded a tremendous amount of wealth. let's keep it up and keep taxes low and predictable and have less government regulation and intrusion in our lives. [applause] >> you have 30 seconds to respond. >> there has been a lot of gridlock in congress and as a result we have not been able to get much done. my energy policy involves making sure [inaudible] short term, long term, medium- term growth for energy. i just want to make sure everybody knows i will be a consistent champion for wind and

the president scheduled to campaign in northern virginia on friday. today he'll visit iowa and ohio before he returns to washington. both campaigns declaring victory in last night's second presidential debate. the candidates went after each other much more aggressively than in the first debate. nbc's tracie potts live on capitol hill with more on the night's festivities. tracie? >> reporter: hey, aaron. good morning, everyone. despite the fact there was a lot of over talking, a lot of finger pointing, that's not true, you're wrong, you're wrong, a lot of times, quite frankly, when you couldn't understand what they were saying. despite all of that, they covered a lot of ground in this debate. mitt romney, governor romney, really took off after president obama's policies, saying they haven't worked, that there's no reason we should still have $4 a gallon gas and millions of people out of work. the president fighting back this time, bringing up the 47% that romney said are victims, talking about romney's policies leading us back into recession. and then there was this very con

you can see the twist right here in northern minnesota dragging a cold front across minnesota, iowa and wisconsin. that cold front gets here tomorrow afternoon. with it looks like most of the moisture is going to stay north of us but we do have a slight chance of a shower. in fact 8:00 still a slight chance of a shower east. we'll see the clouds lingering through midday some and then breaking up this afternoon. tonight we're looking at some fog possibly returning toward tomorrow morning. here comes the front tomorrow afternoon. slight chance of a shower northern sections with the front. it will just cool us down ath bit thursday and friday. today 60 degrees. a little bit of sun in the afternoon. tonight about 50 in town. low to mid-40s north and west with again the threat for some patchy fog developing. a breezy day wednesday, 70 with a slight chance of a passing shower north. tomorrow -- excuse me, thursday looks nice, 66. by friday 64. and your weekend looks night. warming to 77 by sunday. it is 6:18. good morning to monika samtani. >> good morning, howard. i've been telling you for a

iowa and minneapolis today. highs only in the low 50s, some cases the 40s in the northern plains. the other flip side of that, ahead of that front it will be a beautiful day from oklahoma, arkansas, texas. on the east coast, there's a storm along the eastern seaboard. a few sprinkles and drizzle. except for areas right around cape cod, most locations should be dry. as far as tomorrow goes, looks like a very dry day across the country. just the cool temperatures continue in the northern plains. >>> well, if you're watching us on kark 4 news in little rock, arkansas, learn how math and science make things like video games and roller coaster possible at design zone. at the museum of discovery. >>> thank you so much. now here is an early look at your entertainment headlines. one of hollywood's most enduring couples are calling it quits. kind of surprised about this. danny da veto and ray a perelman have separated after 30 years of marriage according to a rep. the two met in 1970. they have three children all in their 20s. no word on what caused the split. >> do you remember the show "

i've gone to work like a lot of other people, especially in northern and western iowa, and i've advocate what terry branstad tobacco in the farm crisis years of the '80s. and that is that we need value added agriculture. all new wealth comes from the atlantic iowa state teaches at from fields and mind. once you understand about the global economy, and the national economy you can really understand the iowa economy. we've done very well here. one of the early people supporting renewable energies, and that's added more dollars per acre, and today, the value of active products are $24 billion. when i was elected to congress it was 12 million. agricultural in $60 billion. note over $200 million. .. vilsack: i will be a champion for renewable fuels in this district, and congressman king has not been. [applause] >> moderator: congressman king, your response? king: i happen to be the american wind champion, determined by the american energy association. [cheers and applause] i'm supported by the renewable fuel energy across the board as far as i know. we are the number one renewable produces en

this storm in the northern plains got blown around from oklahoma northward, winds gusting up to 50 miles an hour. still windy behind that storm in iowa through missouri. it's cloudy, cool, raw up here from the dakotas all the way through the great lakes and so this area is a slow-moving storm, chicago today, detroit, later today, i know that yankee game once again they'll try to get it in. periods of light rain possible. it shouldn't be a complete washout but a raw day here and heads-up for everyone tomorrow morning. it looks like the heavy rain threat will be right up through new york city up through new england during the day, lynn, so if anyone has airport plans friday morning, if you can go today, do so. >> bill, good advice. thank you. >>> coming up a cancer fighter probably already in your cabinet and conde nast's top tourist destinations. in america. have you been there yet. >>> the housing market. things are looking up. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you make 70,000 trades a second... ♪ reach one customer at a time? ♪ or help doctors turn billions of bytes of shared information... ♪ into a

northern texas. look for wet weather through iowa into chicago. one to three inches of rain before it is all over. we have a real cutie here who is this? >> julianna. >> how old is she? >> 11 months. >> expecting plenty of sunshine today. temperatures are warming up. 68272 degrees later today. 80 >>> up next, pippa middleton opens up about being prince william's sister-in-law and her overnight fame, right after this. for a golf getaway. double miles you can actually use... but mr. single miles can't join his friends because he's getting hit with blackouts. shame on you. now he's stuck in a miniature nightmare. oh, thank you. but, with the capital one venture card... you can fly any airline, any flight, any time. double miles you can actually use. what's in your wallet? alec jr? it was a gift. ♪ it's got something for everyone ♪ ♪ the car of the future many have said ♪ ♪ 'cause at the pump it's miles ahead ♪ ♪ let's hum, hum, hum, hum ♪ let's hum ♪ a prius for everyone ♪ the perfect match, electric and gas ♪ ♪ mile after mile its tank could last ♪

in 269 to 269 would give all obama all those northern stays, wisconsin, ohio, new hampshire but turn iowapresentatives and republicans are going to control by our count at least 29 of the 50 house delegation. each house delegation has one vote and critical vote to elect the next president. >> steve: then does the senate pick the vice president? >> indeed. if there is 269-269 tie. it goes to the senate. if the democrats hold the senate even 50/50 guess who gets to break the tie vote as the incumbent vice president when it comes up in his favor? that is right, joe biden, the romney-biden administration will be born. >> steve: has that ever happened in history? >> it started in the house of representatives back in 1824, it went to the house of representatives for john quincy adams and, of course, in the great tie of 1800 between jefferson and aaron burr. >> steve: larry, sabato, a genius when it comes to this stuff, thank you very much. see you later. >> meanwhile, straight ahead, she famous for her face and figure. the moment she felt the most beautiful? when she was 25 pounds heavier. supe

tomorrow will be further eastward across northern portions of mississippi, kentucky and also southwestern parts of iowa -- of ohio. several days of ongoing possible severe weather. it is typical to be seeing this type of activity but the primary concern with severe weather is during the months of spring. we have cold air dipping from canada and it's reacting with the warm air left over from summer so more active weather here. >> gregg: and storm chasers have their gasoline tanks filled up. >> we hope everybody that lives there is ready. >> gregg: listen to your weather alerts. maria, thanks very much. >> patti ann: desperate search for a missing mother and two daughters. we'll have the very latest on developing story next. >> plus, dozens of military vets returning from the battlefields of iraq and afghanistan are taking on a new mission. how they will now be saving lives here at home. [ bag pipes playing ] 4 >>. >> gregg: at least 17 people now dead, 40 more injured after a car bomb tore through a crowded marketplace in western pakistan. blast went outside an office for anti-taliban tribal leaders. th

iowa and missouri. out west unsettled rain, win and snow. up to 18 inches of snow will be possible out of northernwe are getting that much needed snow out across california. otherwise high temperatures very warm across texas. high temperature in new york city. good news any one traveling through florida. we are expecting dry weather all day. gusty side up to 23 miles per hour. temperature around the debate kickoff time around 9:00 p.m. stud be around 77 degrees. in the tropics heating up 80 percent chance and the system becoming our next main system. we will keep a close eye on it. >> oo it is time now to entertain this. garth brooks now officially in the country music hall of fame. brooks' hero george strait welcomed him into the prestigious group in nashville last night. the 50-year-old singer went into retirement a decade ago. but has recently been hinting at a comeback. >> by george he can sing, too. hopping on stage for a duet with neil diamond in l.a. ♪ sweet caroline ♪ good times never seemed so good ♪ >> i guess you can call that singing. >> the 51-year-old actor was honored at the event b

to michigan, back around to wisconsin, and that rain again in iowa and northern missouri.e. it's not going to take much, but with that cool pocket of air, more showers and thunderstorms. we have wind around here as well. strong winds fuel the grass fire that just raged through an entire town in north dakota. it was leveled yesterday. winds were up to 55, even 65 miles per hour. just an out of control wildfire. >>> what's going on? you have the rain out there. more beneficial stuff when it comes to rainfall. that's northern parts of oregon and washington state. idaho and montana, too, but the main player today is going to be the cold front for the northeast. rain travel delays? we'll get to that in a couple minutes. >>> google has the reputation of being ahead of the curve but the company was a little too ahead when someone pushed send on their computer a little too early on earnings day. >>> then it was a 12-year-old home alone when an intruder came knocking at her door. >> i was shaking and i didn't know what to do. i couldn't believe it was happening. >> this 12-year-old

strong storms firing up through north texas and look for wet weather through iowa into chicago from northerne inches of rain before it is all over. we've got a real cutie here, who is this? >> julianna. >> how old is she? >> 11 months. i like your hat. >>> good monday morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. front is draped from the east bay all along the peninsula. we're getting a little bit of a break from the rain right now in the north bay and down in san jose. but take a look at this line of heavy rainfall right now pounding half moon bay. i would give yourselves maybe 10 to 15 minutes if you can stay inside until this thing passes. we're going to continue to see the front come through over the next few hours. temperatures cool today. 62 in livermore. 64 in fairfield. another round of rain as we head through tomorrow. weather. savannah? >> al, thank you. up next, pippa middleton opens up about being prince william's sister-in-law and her overnight fame, right after this. double miles you can actually use... but mr. single miles can't join his friends because he's getting hit w

iowa and missouri. let me mention, strong storm system moving into san francisco, northern california overnight, heavy rain, why do we care about that? there should be a game seven there tonight. there's some possibility that could be relaid if the rain continues. it's supposed to taper off later this afternoon, they're going to get heavy rain out there during the course of the day. 72 today, 78 tomorrow, 80 on wednesday, that's an easy forecast to make the accuweather seven day, chance of rain on sunday. >> nice looking though. >> perfect. >> thanks. >>> you know who likes that? joulely wright. >> i told tucker he can stay as long as he keeps giving me temperatures in the 80s, i love. on the roads right now, we're checking out the ride on the inner loop of the roadways. this is where we find the sky fox hovering across the accident. again on the inner loft bellway. we had this blocked, now it apierce most of the activity is con full-timed to the shoulder. the inner loop of the beltway, making your way past the accident scene and continue towards the wilson bridge. again, we have the delays approaching thi

iowa state penitentiary. >> the relatives of the man suspected of killing the six hunters are stunned and say they don't know what went wrong. >> i was hunting over in northernate property. one of the owners asked me to leave and i start to leave, and another group come in about five people, two atvs coming in. as i started to leave, they call me racial slurs. and gook, chink, asian. as i was walking away, i turned around and looked. one of the hunters shot me. so he missed me. i turned around and i shot him. then i just start shotting all of them. i shot eight of them. two still lived. six died. everywhere i go i always have someone racial against me. just because who i am. >> vang is not eligible for work or programming until his case is reviewed. except for two hours in the yard, vang is locked down 22 hours a day. >> i used to work all the time, 10 to 14 hours a day. i come here, sit here every day, just not do anything besides watch tv. gave me stress and gave me angry. i don't worry about my safety, my well-being. i don't have anything to lose. i don't have anything to lose. i got no job, no house, no family no more. my family come and visit once in a

northern texas. and look for wet weather through iowa into chicago. from 1 to 3 inches of rain before it's all over. we've got a real cutie here. who's this? >> julie ann. >> how old? >> 11 monthses. >> nice to see you. i like your hat. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning. still quite a chill in the air. as we are looking at just past 8:00 on this monday morn. temperatures are still 30s much of the region. near 50 right on the potomac and right near the bay. later, up around 70, much of the area. lots of sunshine with low humidity and not much wind. tomorrow, a bid milder. afternoon highs in the 70s. maybe up near 80 on wednesday. thursday and friday, more delightful weather. other >>> up next, pippa middleton opens up about being prince william's sister-in-law and her overnight fame, right after this. for a golf getaway. double miles you can actually use... but mr. single miles can't join his friends because he's getting hit with blackouts. shame on you. now he's stuck in a min

northern virginia suburbs. and you know, we've seen some polls indicating a narrowing of mitt romney's deficit among women. in our nbc/"wall street journal"/marist polls late last week in both iowa wisconsin, we showed romney down 18 points. he can't expect to carry virginia if he's down that much among women. but if he can narrow that gap somewhat and mitigate some of the loss of votes the that he has in the northern suburban part of the state, the more conservative parts of virginia could tip him over the finish line. >> all right. great stuff. john harwood, thank you so much. cnbc chief correspondent, chief washington correspondent, specifically, thank you so much. >> you bet. >>> all righty, one politician hoping the gangam style dance, it's really the key to reaching some young voters. wait until you we tell you who it is. >>> and the battle for young voters. the new poll with surprising results about where they stand right now in the presidential race. i don't spend money on gasoline. i am probably going to the gas station about once a month. last time i was at a gas station was about...i would say... two months ago. i very rarely put gas in my chevy volt. i go to the gas

dangerous day there into the northern plains that severe weather stretches as well. omaha through much of iowawards about madison, wisconsin. to the north of that it will be better up towards fargo. a little more clearing. out to the west we will see snow across the rockies and more sunshine down across the southwest. all right, guys. send it back to you. >> thanks so much, rick. >> you bet. >> some americans in states like ohio have already cast their votes for president. what happens between that vote between now and november. where does it go? where does it sit? who is looking at it? >> are wind farms things that are killing america's bird population? >> it looked like it. >> it kept her up overnight last night. >> debunking the clean energy myth. so anyway, i've been to a lot of places. you know, i've helped a lot of people save a lot of money. but today...( sfx: loud noise of large metal object hitting the ground) things have been a little strange. (sfx: sound of piano smashing) roadrunner: meep meep. meep meep? (sfx: loud thud sound) what a strange place. geico®. fifteen minutes could sa

and a tsunami advisory for northern california and southern oregon. we'll keep an eye on that. while iowaaves, the east coast is bracing for a monster storm. rick reichmuth has the latest. >> rick: also on the hawaii waves, they've had four waves that come in, there won't be larger waves coming in behind that, so the waves they've had, if they have a fewdy asianal waves could go on for another for an hour, hour and a half. there won't be larger than what they've had. they're handling it and maybe just another hour or so. meanwhile for us, guys, a really significant storm on our doorstep here across parts of the northeast. a kind of storm we've never had here. we've had nor'easter all the time and this will be a nor'easter, and typically thing it's snow, but show you west virginia, it's a rain and snow he event that we've never seen. steve, you've talked about the perfect storm in 1991. it was centered up here across the areas far out of maine and massachusetts and the pressure in that storm got down to 972 millibars. it doesn't mean that much to you, but say average we're at about 1,014 m

iowa. wow. >> absolutely. in nebraska it was 10. what we've got, we've been talking about it for a few days. blue northern.ipitously dropping. st. louis, 51. should be 68. dallas high of 53. should be 78. temperatures on the whole between 15 and 25 degrees where we should be. coldest air of the season in place. see all this blue delineating where we have a freeze threat, be it a watch, advisory or warning. ohio just for example running about a week and a half earlier than usual for a frost or first freeze. temperature outlook, soledad asks and this begs the question, are we going to warm up? we certainly are. this is the six to ten-day outlook coming up. on the whole 80% to 85% of the country will be above average. just a quick hit. officially winter is 2 1/2 months away. really we've got some time. temperatures today 50s in the ort east. 60s in the south. 64 in minneapolis. tomorrow temperatures warm still. see temperatures mild, warming into the 70s. so soledad as we head through the next couple of days, temperatures are certainly going to warm up. see by wednesday peaking 65 in new york city. then sligh

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