or try to tell me why. >> in northern minnesota? >> yeah. it's really dark. >> absolutely.hat the scale was talking about is the light in the skies is certainly sometimes people say if you go to the canes and that is not what i was after in nl in the woods in northern minnesota in our cabin on a cloudy night if you walk into the woods you can see your hand in front of your face. it's that kind of darkness. even under a starry sky they could be really beautifully wonderfully dark. i want to encourage everybody to get out and do that. there really doesn't matter if it's a scale one, two or three. it's just a way to get us to think about what we are losing in the value of this darkness. if you get out and it seems dark to you, fantastic. that's awesome. we need to get especially her kids out into the night and let them experience the sentence sounds in the value of the darkness. >> concerning oncoming headlights there was an old proposal to put polarizers in front of all headlights and in windshields so they would be cross polarized for oncoming headlights. they would illumina

this is largely aquatic ecosystem in northern minnesota. oil and that, you're not cleaning it up. >> desmond d'sa the u.n. climate summit is happening today. among those speaking as president obama. your here for the climate march but you are not going? >> certainly. we have seen climate summit and had 19 of the polluters. what has that brought about? the change has to come from the outside. that we don't trust our leaders, nor the corporations that are lobbying with our government. the main concern is the profit margin. arming concern is life and death on the outside -- our main concern is life and death outside. that is why believe this has been an awesome and huge week for ordinary people all over the has newcause not only york and together with four hundred thousand people, but all over the world, thousands of activities has given us a huge lift and enormous hope for the future. >> you are here from durban, south africa. you have been involved in struggles there since your teenager. south durban is known as cancer alley. can you talk ab

in northern minnesota, freed warnings in effect.you had plants outside, sorry it's too late now. we have frost advisors all the way down across parts of colorado as well. that will be lifted later today as temperatures warm up. this is what we expect to see. a warm up today. minnesota at 60. all the temperatures still well below average for this time of year. if you want to see the warm weather, go up to the south-east. where the frontal boundary is laying out. temperatures tomorrow - we don't see a change but towards the west they are warming up. denver, 81 degrees will be the high. we'll see many of these by the beginning of next week going up. we'll be back to average this time of year. later on, when i come back, we'll tell you what has been happening across parts of the gulf of mexico. we are at the halfway point for the hurricane season. we'll see two areas that will cause a problem. not too much, it will be more of a flooding event. back to you. >>> you are looking live at fort mchenry in baltimore, a falt that defended ameri

they're going to town in northern minnesota. the fall-like temperatures across the northeast.lington sh record low, 32 yesterday. a fall-like feel in the morning. the heat will build up. we have two more days of summer officially left. look at the temperatures, 80s from d.c. back through philadelphia. gnat is the weekend. the warmth continues down across the south. 86 expected by new orleans. a little bit of humidity. temperatures in florida in the 80s. this low will fester across parts of georgia and carolina. you'll see shower there is. continued hot across the pacific northwest. 92 expected in portland been we have the fire in forest grove. that won't help. 75 and 78 in >> good morning. a great day today after patchy fog. temperatures in the low 80's. tomorrow, mid 80's. a frt passes on sunday. >> this weather report brought to you by target. thank you. target. >> can i say, nice hair cut. sara and i noticed. >> i lost about five pounds with it. and my father is happy. >> those are called trims. >> he didn't like the shaggy look. >> first thing when i came off, robert, get

not much in the way of rain, but changing colours across new england and northern minnesota, as the colours spread south. changing colours moving south over the next few weeks. >> it's a growing trend in the u.s., farm to table movement. farmers are filling up their tables. it's the in the one friend for the last five years. as reported, there's a dirty little secret in the hot trend. >> ask almost any u.s. foreman, they'll agree, the job is not about making money. >> i'm blind, my back is gone, i've been doing this since i was 14, out of love. and will never we a rich person, and will continue, no matter what. >> bran is an oyster man on long island sound. >> my plan is to die on the boat. >> reporter: he grows oysters, clams and seaweed and harvests salt and sells them to restaurants. he's part of a trend. 29% of u.s. farmers sell their wares to customers through farmer markets, or community supported agriculture and restaurants. the farmer-table movement brought a slew of new customers, sales volumes are too low to translate into wages, and profit margins slip. >> oysters sell for 55, 60

they're going to town in northern minnesota. the fall-like temperatures across the northeast.erday, record lows in burlington, vermont, 32. they're making snow at some of the ski resorts. a fall-like feel in the morning. the heat will build up. we have two more days of summer officially left. look at the temperatures, 80s from d.c. back through philadelphia. that is your weekend. the warmth continues down across the south. 86 expected in new orleans. a little bit of humidity. temperatures in florida in the 80s. this low will fester across parts of the georgia and south carolina coastline. you'll see showers there. continued hot across the pacific northwest. 92 expected in portland today. we have the fire in forest grove. that won't help. 75 and 78 in los angeles and san diego. >> reporter: good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. we have don't have any weather issues other than a lot of sunshine which is not an issue for most of us. 74 is the high. 84 >> this weather report brought to you by target. thank you. target. >> can i say, n

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away from the rain look at the colours, approaching the peak colour around new england and northern minnesota. temperatures climbing into the 80s. >> thank you so much. >> off the streets and into the surf... >> the kids here are the kids involved in violence and gangs. >> a programme that is keeping kids from hanging around by hanging 10. and he raised $55,000 for his first attempt at making potato salad. guess what the ohio man gave back to the community that helped him live his dream. stay tuned. techknow. we're here in the vortex. only on al jazeera america. firs >>> you are getting a live look inside venice, where george clooney, and his bride amal alamuddin are leaving on a water taxi. they were married yesterday and the hope couple is beaming. >>> young south africans are taught the thrill of surfing. their instructors hope what they learn on the waves will bring life-long lessons. tania paige explains. >>> it's winter and windy in cape up to , a warm up is necessary. after -- cape town, a warm up is necessary. after a jock it's time to warm up the spirits. in is wave for change, an or

even a freeze warning across northern minnesota up to duluth. hastings, nebraska, 36 degrees.t is chilly when you walk the dog. high temperatures this afternoon not much better. chicago topping out at 59 degrees today. that is nearly 20 degrees below average. 62 in minneapolis. 66 in columbus. all of this cooler air is going to spread to the northeast. that's a look >>> good morning, everyone. more clouds for the day today. cloudy and cool though. temperatures right around 70 degrees. but we will have occasional rain. especially in the afternoon. your winds should remain light. but tomorrow, we're back to sunshine. low 70s. we're talking cool week with temperatures staying in the mid 70s. more showers by tuesday. but back to sunny weather as we wrap up your workweek. have a great morning, everyone. >>> and that's the latest forecast. lester. >> dylan, thanks. hundreds of wounded warriors are in london attending in the invictus games. it is where injured servicemen and women from 13 countries compete in sports from rowing to wheelchair rugby. the united states has 98 athletes t

even a freeze warning across northern minnesota up to duluth. hastings, nebraska, 36 degrees.t is chilly when you walk the dog. high temperatures this afternoon not much better. chicago topping out at 59 degrees today. that is nearly 20 degrees below average. 62 in minneapolis. 66 in columbus. all of this cooler air is going to spread to the >>> good morning. 5:44 the time here on this saturday morning. we are waking up to fog in san francisco. just a few clouds in the south bay. what you'll notice about today, temperatures are not going to be as hot. yesterday livermore got into the triple digits. expecting upper 90s today. east shore at 76. the tri-valley, 98. >>> and that's the latest forecast. lester. >> dylan, thanks. hundreds of wounded warriors are in london attending in the invictus games. it is where injured servicemen and women from 13 countries compete in sports from rowing to wheelchair rugby. the united states has 98 athletes taking part. second lady dr. jill biden is leading the u.s. delegation. dr. biden, great to see you this morning. >> good morning, lester. >

and also across portions of northern minnesota. looking at that severe weather potential today in place out there. we have severe thunderstorm watches and also a tornado warning across parts of minnesota. now that storm system will keep moving eastward and you can see those warnings still in effect out there. temperature wise, though, ahead of that storm system it's going to be a hot day. you're looking at temperatures well into the 90s in places like dallas and also in kansas city, behind that system, though, a lot cooler, only in the 70s. and that cool air continues to move eastward friday and saturday. let's head over to brian and elisabeth. ♪ catch a little groove before the show ♪ >> hank williams jr. when he was talking to us, said are you ready for some football. >> right. >> kickoff is tonight. yep. thursday night. we're here to bring the spirit of football to your morning. game time football, beer and wings could only mean one thing. >> that sounds good to me. why patrick, the director of beverage innovation with buffalo w

check this out, freeze advisory, freeze warnings in places in northern minnesota, you can believe, temperatures falls. these are current temperatures. 33 degrees in chicago. 23 degrees below normal in st. louis. 63 your afternoon temperature. 60 degrees in chicago. it's typically summer. >> jennifer gray, thank you so much. >>> so if you're sitting at home and you're thinking i want to check the weather, send an e-mail, update your facebook status and -- >> yeah, we got a glimpse of this week's apple watch debut. when can you get it? what else does it do? we've got all the specs. ood at managing my symptoms, but managing my symptoms was all i was doing. ♪ so when i finally told my doctor, he said my crohn's was not under control. ♪ he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. and that in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. [ female announcer ] humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. seri

balding as close as i could through kentucky coal country in upstate new york, northern maine and the border region minnesotan the accord -- the code is purple i was struck out a small-town main street changed a lot especially in the dakotas. and along the back roads is of a reminder of this mountainous terrain. but all of those looking to resettle even in south dakota to of the top five. [laughter] that surprised you as much as me. i am not sure what it is. north dakota produces 1 million barrels of oil per day now. but in the thirties it was the hardest pressed in the united states bearing and a private. described that you do is i say our will send you to dakota. [laughter] she also alluded to the idea much discussed in the early days that fda mate -- if you're a major exercise powers if he ever does become dictator i have a grand idea this country is siberia. cent lorena hickok your. a recipe for soup is in the book with her reports. it is fun to read for:and it is for real and must actually work. but with the slaves over the depression there was a short passage. >>'' around the territory lorena hickok ca

you need to go to northern new england or here to minnesota. that is where it is. we think southern new hampshire is going to parts of michigan. it's a nice time to go out for a drive. >> coming up on al jazeera, india's prom visits the u.s. and meets with president obama tomorrow. we look at the relationship between the u.s. and india. a test of the minorities - gay pride protests take to the streets of belgrade. and the final game of derek jeter's career. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america, here are the top stories we are following, a live look. it is monday morning in hong kong. protesters are growingme. the aim is to shut the financial center. protesters angry at china vetting candidates for leader in 2017. >>> president obama said his administration underestimated the power of i.s.i.l. and overestimating the ability of its allies. he made the comment in '60 minutes" interview. >>> in chicago passengers are strapped and airports recovering after thousands of flights were grounded on friday. officials are calling an act of employ sabotage brought thousands o

minnesota. this is a rare view of the northern lights. chad created this time lapse thursday night into friday morning. beautiful right? >> yeah. >> it's all the work of the sun solar flares over the past week made the northern lights visible much farther south than usual. that's many n minnesota. >> that's cool -- in minnesota. >> that's cool. >>> for the third year in a row a young woman representing new york has won the miss america pageant. >> it's a three-peat. miss new york! >> kira kazantsev received the crown last night at atlantic city's boardwalk hall from last year's winner and sang "happy" while sitting cross legged on the stake. and she probably was happy. the new miss america named combating sexual assault in the military as an issue. that she would want female u.s. senators to press with their male counterparts. >>> and the 49ers have their home opener yesterday even as pressure mounts on the league to do more about domestic violence. i'm kiet do, we've got a live report coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> maizing. -- ama

the city was established as the capital of the minnesota territory in 1849 and served as the headquarters for the great northernail ray -- railway which greatly impacted trade and transport to the region. cable by our comcast partners, c-span's forest staff recently went to the site. learn more right here on american history tv. all over america, safe havens for gangsters. heart -- hot springs, arkansas, chicago, but more than any of those other states cities was saint paul. it was estimated 50% were involved in making bootleg list -- bootleg liquor in those days. the other percent was buying it from this minnesota area, also well situated to make bootleg liquor and break laws. we had a lot of germans and they know how to make beer. per capita breweries than almost any city in america. withyou break the law illegal liquor, you need water, freshwater. imported andbe exported over the canadian border. as a result, this area was a haven for bootlegging and became a haven for a look enemies. in the 1930's, virtually every major gangster, kidnapper, and bankrupt america lived and worked in a three block radius of wh

northern lights. this is a time lapse from minnesota last week. this is thursday through friday they were really apparent. you could see the solar flares. time lapse image. that a very cool look. it's too far south for us to see them but we can see the cool temperatures. 52 degrees right now temperatures will not normal much. typically make 75 we're lucky to even make 60. 15 degrees below the typical high. 52 at o'hare. 56 at chicago. midway at 55 in to union we are at 49. juliet down the 50. temperatures will be cooler than normal. cloud cover also will change over to rain. right now, i think the rain will start around 10:00 a.m.. expect to see showers are around lunchtime. send the kids off with umbrellas. recess could be inside. into to make the grain will push off to the east. portents inch of rain before this is done. the expected to dry out into to bar. cool temperatures. we'll see a high temperature of around 50 by the afternoon. we only climb up to 65 on tuesday. wednesday we make 67 degrees. let's check on the roads. >> let's give you loo

some of the other areas you see, northern parts of north carolina, minnesota, freeze watches and warnings. that means if you have any plants outside, because that air is so cold, it's going to hurt vegetation. that's something farmers have to watch, as well. highs today, 40s as we get towards mountainous terrain. places in the 80's and 90's a couple days ago, so it's a shock. >> we'll talk about the president's plan to destroy the islamic state group. >> we'll look at how middle eastern leaders reacting and important their support is. >> we are preparing to mark 13 years since the attacks of 9/11. stay with us for our coverage of the ceremonies as they begin in new york city in just under an hour. >> we are back with you in two minutes with more aljazeera america. here at shanksville, memorials in the field where flight 77 crashed. stories of heroism there. >> an astonishing america tonight investigative report >> why are you wearing gloves? >> ocd... taking over this woman's life... >> i don't wanna touch anything... >> now a controversial surgery can literally reprogram her mind >> we c

northern great lakes. a tornado warning is on this storm. >> reporter: winds gusting to 84 mph near wadena, minnesota left this mess. the haunting shelf clouds creeping across the horizon, in green bay. hail up to baseball sized near fargo. and way too much rain. look at the streets of st. cloud wednesday, an inch falling in six minutes. the scoopable hail wounding crops and cars. and in charlotte, north carolina wednesday three to four inches of rain overtaking the streets and sheena raley's car. >> i didn't even see the water. i just started floating. >> reporter: her five year old son inside. firefighters pulling them to safety. >> i just know it was the grace of god that kept me and my son. >> wow, both pulled to safety. ginger is tracking that hurricane tonight. >> hurricane norbert. we're watching it south of baha california. it's going to hug baha and get very close to l.a. but i think high surf is the only thing we would see, waves up to four or eight feet. an even potentially bigger issue would be fueling the monsoon. we're talking two to three inches in that spot. >> thank you. >>> we move on to

northern great lakes. winds gusting up to 84 miles an hour near minnesota left this mess.shelf clouds creeping across the horizon in green bay. hail up to golf ball sized near fargo. way too much rain. look at streets of saint cloud wednesday. an inch in six minutes. the scoopable hail wounding crops and cars. and in charlotte, north carolina wednesday, 3 to 4 inches of rain overtaking the streets and this car. >> i didn't even see the water if i just started floating. >> reporter: her 5-year-old son inside. firefighters pulling them beth to safety. and hurricane norbert will hug the baja california right up there. potentially the biggest impact, moisture on the monsoon adding up. through sunday you are seeing. 2 to 3 inches. welcome rain. if it comes too fast it would be flash flooding. ginger zee, abc news, new york. >> so that suburban los angeles community on edge because a cobra was on the loose. resting easy this morning. simply because the venomous white cobra has been captured. found under a pile of wood yesterday afternoon and caught by animal control officers. th

earlier in minnesota we saw hurricane-force wind gusts across northern parts of that state, so very significantlater this afternoon we could see another round of storms across parts of the up of michigan, parts of northern and central wisconsin and each across portions of travers city, other areas in michigan. so that's going to be a big concern. i want to switch gears and take you to the eastern pacific ocean. it's been a pretty busy season for their hurricane season, and now we have another named storm, hurricane norbert. currently maximum sustained winds at 80 miles per hour, and it's moving towards the northwest, so we're not expecting landfall across western parts of the u.s., but we could see some impacts. in california we have drought conditions, a little bit of moisture from this storm could move over there, so, of course, that would be welcome news. right now across cabo we do have tropical storm watches and warnings in effect because of conditions out there, and significant rainfall, bill. we could see 4-6 inches locally, so we could be looking at flash flooding concerns. but i think

thunderstorms from northern new england down through the ohio valley into the lower mississippi valley. some showers in the upper midwest and dakotas and even into parts of minnesota. sunny and warm to hot in the west and southwest. check out california highs tomorrow. 102 at fresno, 105 palm springs, 99, sacramento. 87 in los angeles. we continue to experience heat here in the bay area tomorrow. it will be mild at the coast with highs in the low 70s. we will see upper 80s, mid to upper 80s around the bay and upper 90s, close to 100 in the warmest inland locations tomorrow and it may be even hotter on friday and saturday. brace yourselves. >> thank you, spencer. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, the honor given today to the fallen heroes of the september 11th attacks on the eve of the and versniversary. >>> a hiker plunges down a cliff while sleepwalking. >>> i'm michael finney. can you i donuse a check that dt have an address printed on it? answer next. >>> house and senate leaders today honored the fallen heroes of the september 11th attacks on the eve of the 13th anniversary of the tragedy. lawmakers presented a congressional gold medal to each of the memo

northern state have left to join isil. >> we have been privy to some videos which have directly targeted youth here in minneapolis. >> reporter: in recent weeks, two men have died after leaving minnesotain syria. many say this man was shot while fighting alongside another american douglas mccain. the u.s. state department says he was killed in syria while fighting with isil. it's not the first time young people here have been recruited. the problem started back in 2007 when nationalists ties were used to push vulnerable young people to fight for al-shabab, a somali affiliate of al-qaeda. they worry that recruitment campaigns, promising status and opportunity are no match for their limited resources. >> we have lost a lot of kids to both al-shabab and isis, and their propaganda machine seems to be very effective. thousands of young kids are at risk. >> reporter: a major mosque in minneapolis is under investigation for allegedly recruiting as many as 40 people to join isil. the mosque denies the accusation. he says more law enforcement isn't the answer. community backing is. >> the lack of support of this community that itself [ inaudible ] the ground, because these organizations can se

northern california town is ravaged by wildfire. crews struggle to contain the flames as a major heat wave only adds to the misery. >>> nfl fallout, major sponsor cuts ties with the minnesotafter star player adrian peterson is allowed to return to the team even as peterson denies another case of alleged abuse with a second child. >>> confronting the crisis. president obama turns to the u.s. military for help in fighting the growing ebola outbreak. the major announcement expected at the cdc later today. >>> and "today" exclusive. legendary comedian billy crystal

northern plains and upper midwest. large hail, damaging wind and even tornadoes will be possible. in the particular area where you have higher risk for tornadoes, concentrated around minneapolis, across central portions of minnesotawell. this is the area where these storms are going to get going. they will have rotational to work with. so we could be seeing again tornadoes touching down. just a small risk. nonetheless you have to watch out for that risk. otherwise eventually by tomorrow the storm keeps moving eastward in the parts of the up in michigan. wisconsin you could see bad weather as well with the storm continuing to move eastward. i want to switch gears, take you to the tropics, with tropical depression dolly. this system made landfall in mexico late last night as a tropical storm. it has weakened significantly. the big story will be significant/flooding. as much as 15 inches of rain will be possible. of the life-threatening flash you floods and mud sides are a -- mudslides are a concerned. we have a portions of texas but i don't think flash flooding will be an issue but we actually need the rain across parts of southern texas. jon, we have another tropical storm in the east pacific, norbert. maximum sus

northern california town is ravaged by wildfire. crews struggle to contain the flames as a major heat wave only adds to the misery. >>> nfl fallout, a major sponsor cuts ties with the minnesotangs after star player adrian peterson is allowed to return to the team even as peterson denies another case of alleged abuse with a second child. >>> confronting the crisis. president obama turns to the u.s. military for help in fighting the growing ebola outbreak. the major announcement expected at the cdc later today. >>> and "today" exclusive. legendary comedian billy crystal

minnesota vikings on adrian peterson as sponsors turn up the heat on the nfl. >>> a massive manhunt in pennsylvania for a suspected cop killer who may be planning new attacks. >> flames ripped through northernifornia, while flash flooding threatens the southwest. >>> but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> the vikings with a tuesday night audible. >> saying we want to be sure we get this right. >> minnesota benches adrian peterson indefinitely.

northern u.s. state have left to join iisil and the f.b.. says it is sophisticated. >> we are privy to videos that directly targeted youth here in minneapolis. >> reporter: in resent weeks two men died after leaving minnesota syria. many in the muslim community say mohamed was shot while fighting alongside another american, douglas mccain. the u.s. state department says he was killed in syria while fighting with isil. it's not the first time young people here have been recruited. the problem started back in 2007 when nationalist ties were used to push vulnerable young people to fight for al-shabab, a somali affiliate of al-qaeda. people in the community worry the well-funded recruitment efforts and video campaigns references landmarks and promising status and opportunity are no match for limited resources. >> we have lost a lot of kids to both al-shabab and isis and they are for guns and machine and seems to be very effective. thousands of young kids are addressed. >> reporter: a mosque here and family center is under investigation for allegedly recruiting as many as 40 people to join isil and the mosque denies the accusation. he says more law enforcement is not the answer. community backing is. >> lack of

minnesota vikings on adrian peterson as sponsors turn up the heat on the nfl. >>> a massive manhunt in pennsylvania for a suspected cop killer who may be planning new attacks. >> flames ripped through northern california, while flash flooding threatens the southwest. >>> but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> the vikings with a tuesday night audible. >> saying we want to be sure we get this right. >> minnesota benches adrian peterson indefinitely. >> nfl sponsors anheuser-busch, mcdonald's visa and campbell's soup all voiced concern. >> torrential downpours here. in an area that cannot take it. >> police are searching for the shooter in the deaths of two pennsylvania troopers. they describe him as armed and extremely dangerous. >> he's made statements about wanting to commit mass acts of murder. >> rochester, new york man is indicted on charges of trying to recruit for isis. >> contradicting what president obama has said repeatedly. >> nobody believes the strategy the president has laid out will truly destroy and remove isis from the region. >> to shuttle american astronauts to and from the international space station. >> officers helped save a dri

northern california town is ravaged by wildfire. crews struggle to contain the flames as a major heat wave only adds to the misery. >>> nfl fallout, a major sponsor cuts ties with the minnesota vikings after star player adrian peterson is allowed to return to the team even as peterson denies another case of alleged abuse with a second child. >>> confronting the crisis. president obama turns to the u.s. military for help in fighting the growing ebola outbreak. the major announcement expected at the cdc later today. >>> and "today" exclusive. legendary comedian billy crystal joins us for his first interview since the death of his dear friend, robin williams, to talk life, loss and laughter today, tuesday, september 16th, 2014. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> and good morning. welcome to "today" on a tuesday morning. i'm matt lauer, along with hoda kotb, al roker, natalie morales. savannah remains on maternity leave and this is the highlight of my day. >> that was uncalled for. >> i mean the highlight of my day. it really is. >> great color on you. >> we've been having fun with this