at this mess but starting to mooch out right now and some showers moving over the 49ththra northern minnesota. meanwhile, many another storm system bringing rain to the pacific northwest. for us, it is going to help destabilize our atmosphere and some moisture could creep in as we continue with that flow from the west and southwest. overnight lows, 40 in exrumple valley, 93 in laughlin. southwest winds at 10 to 15, tomorrow 84 with increasing clouds. any sunshine should be in the morning hours and an afternoon shower, a possibility by no means a certainty. 7:00, 63 with 82% humidity. for the boaters keep any could see a shower and up on the mountain going to be a breezy day with the possibility of some showers later on in the afternoon. meanwhile, let's go to our seven-day forecast. and you can see increasing chance of moisture into monday. should be in the upper 70s to start the work week then 80 to 85 tuesday through thursday. another system approaching by off. >> i'd like to see some rain. >> i'd like to see clouds and cooler temperatures. >> let's check in with randy howe who has a look a

amy: you fought -- >> in northern minnesota.august, they announced they canceled the sandpiper, which was the 640,000 barrel per day refract oil pipeline they wanted to put across our territory. we defeated that pipeline and then came out here and moved out here. i think the whole context are talking about is important. this is pretty much the deep north. nobody's been paying attentiono. they've been flying over as saying, we hope it works out for you all. in the meantime, there is no infrastructure, native people are treated like third class citizens. suicide rates -- everything is going on. the governor is acting like this is mississippi. you can just do that. and now people are finally noticing. it is been going on for a long time. this is a flash point were people are saying, we're not when a let you take our water. we are not going to let you destroy that which is ours. amy: after ferguson, the whole country so the level of militarization of local police departments. you were there, tara, where there was an armored personne

up there in urban northern minnesota. showers eventually find their way into northeast ohio. it is moving, booking along barrett good clip and it should get the rain out of here right around morning rush hour. high pressure that's the world series weather watch and it will keep us in good stead for the first two games coming up.t note the winds will come out of greasy might be a better way to put a it as the clouds had alwas later on tonight.ds we will have a break in the sunh otherwise game number one coming up on tuesday and you will see it on fox eight unless of course you're down at progressive field. partly cloudy.a grab a warm coat. >>> the fox eight i-team is asking one of the biggest questions about the indians in the world series. >> how is it that. so many tickets ended up in the hands of ticket brokers charge in really big prices?t at gallup has more. >> most of you did not get lucky world series tickets sold out so fast so we are investigatingd wy thousands of world series seats are for sale all over the ballpark. s ridiculous prices one for 80,000 bucks? come on.

here is where the rainfall is, northern minnesota, towards, say, the international falls area. all of this moves into our neck of the woods, not today, but tomorrow and on sunday. not tomorrow morning. i think that s when we'll see the rain -- is when we'll see the rain pivot through indianapolis before making hidway into northeast ohio tomorrow afternoon. let's time that out for you, so you can time out the rest of your weekend. today looks amazing. now through lunchtime, sunny side up, through this afterbe noon. temperatures in the mid-70s, but notice the increase in that cloud cover 0. although an isolated sprinkle is possible, stay nice and dry. first thing tomorrow on your sunday morning at 9:00 a.m., a great looking start to get some errands done. tomorrow afternoon, you'll see those clouds really pick up. and then by tomorrow evening of evening, around, say, dinner time, as you're are get egg things ready and set for -- you're getting things ready and set for any next workweek, that's be when the showers will roll in. to just the way we like. the seven-day forecast showi

looking across the country here, and some rain in the northwest, and then across northern minnesota a little bit of rain. we have talked about pennsylvania and the flooding, the northeast getting real wet. look at new york, 1.81 inches of rain. boston gets in the act as well with 1.13 inches of rain. so moisture coming down pretty good. and it did cool off. that eastern seaboard, but look at new york and boston both into the 60s now. we do still find some 80s down in florida, and a few in the southwestern portion of the country as well. overnight and tomorrow morning, 71 degrees. don't forget overnight, the meteor shower, it's going to be at its peak, 95 degrees for tomorrow. and then we continue on with those 90-degree temperatures, but they are lower 90s at 92 and then back into the 80s with a chance of rain on monday. kids around water. >>> one of california's biggest surfing contests happening this weekend, the titans of mavericks a one day invitation only competition. i can't even read this because i want to watch the video. it's amazing. going to be a $30,000 prize, six women co

where some spots, even have frost advisories across much of western and northern wisconsin, basically the entire state. minnesota under frost advisories, even freeze warnings in northern and western minnesota, all the way up through north dakota. some chilly air with this cold front. no frost advisories here, but certainly that cold front is going to make a big the weekend forecast. cool temps expected into saturday morning, starting off with windchills potentially in the 30s for many of us as the winds stay a little bit on the brisk end on saturday. sunday, high pressure has more control, and that means lighter winds, lots of sunshine all weekend long. so it's going to look great. just going to feel a lot more like fall. overnight tonight, 42 in milwaukee, 38 away from lake michigan, again, some of those windchills will be in 30s to kick off your saturday. then sunday, high of 62 with a lighter wind. and if you're going to be heading on up to lambeau, we'll see the sunshine for the tailgate, but take a look at the temperatures, yes, feeling much more like lambeau field weather. 57?. at 7:30. and by the end of t

locations with this p duri t day aftera few in our skies in e esor two shower cah our northern counties in the minnesota boardser by 6 a.m. those have zipped off to east those clouds will quickly burn off by tomorrow afternoon we were right back into the see is ost of that is expected to be off outh of us, f farmers still have work to do out in the fields and sure looks like the west the rest of this week will be conducive for that. showers and storms well to the the range of the 50s lower 60s inwhere through tomorrow, morning clouds by no is sunny d temperatures st for year, most readings in the north in the mid-or upper 60s down south iowa city, recast 67 but afr that another s through thursday and friday at that temperatures may get bk actually a litt b b d i think we'll go back up alile bit and get our highs back n the wi be at their ek ewg the le which this wke you can th changes coming up. >> it is pretty. great weather. >>, >>> unraveling the complex issue, a focus a jo discussion when fox 28 news at national atiennesp drug prescription take back ouwend - the medicines that can inate water supply

this storm system right in here from northern portions of minnesota through chicago and then stretching back down through st. louis, some areas have picked up over two inches of rain as that storm system has mod these temperatures finally making a turn around in some areas, but look at this line of 83-degree temperatures still hanging around the country has the end of october is nearing. there's your 98-degree forecast for tomorrow. is it really still fall? starting to feel a little bit like summer. however, that will be remedied by time. there's reno right there. we'll get back into the low 80s have some 90s to deal with before we get there. watch your kids around water. >> all right, thank you, dave. >>> multiple earthquakes rattling central italy today, killing at least one person, damaging several historic buildings, the first a 5.4 magnitude earthquake. and take a look at the damage here. this quake hit around 7:00 p.m. local time. it was followed by a 6.1 quake a couple of hours la there was also some damage caused as far away as rome. experts believe the quakes are technically af

you'll see up towards the northern tip there of minnesota, at the currently where we're tracking that area of lope with a cold front attached to it, and it's -- front attached to it. we expect this system to continue to press towards the east-southeast. here is the deal. it doesn't get here today, tomorrow morning, or tomorrow afternoon. won't be until tomorrow evening that we'll start to see some of the rain showers. so here is what it looks like. through the morning, a beautiful start here in northeast ohio. i think around 5:00 p.m., you'll start to notice a few more clouds begin to thicking on in, an isolated sprinkle possible, not all that likely, so most of us stay nice and dry. a good-looking start to your sunday. watch what happens around dinnertime tomorrow. that's when we'll see a few of those scattered showers push on through, and we'll see a few of those showers linger into early on your monday. in the meantime, temperatures today, low-to-mid 70s. tonight we'll drop into the low- speaking about not as chilly, look at the high temperatures over the next, say, 4 to 5 days. we

maybe a few strong thunderstorms here in southern minnesota, northern iowa. go through tomorrow morning it's an umbrella day in chicago, milwaukee, through detroit, all the southern portions of mesh began. we'll take this wednesday night into thursday morning through cleveland and erie. there we are 11:00 a.m. thursday, the blue on this map shows where it could be snowing from syracuse, binghamton, upstate new york, portions of the catskills and northern new jersey. we are heading toward the cold season. we don't like the power outages, especially if it's cold out, we want to avoid that. >> but you didn't say anything about ski resorts so focus on that. >> i think this mostly will be northern new england, the ski areas in maine could do well with this. >> that's good. thank you very much. >>> still ahead, game one of the world series. we're previewing the contest between the cubs and the indians. plus the governors of ohio and illinois are getting in on the fun with a friendly wager. sports with lewis is next. e lexus rx, rx hybri f sport. ths the rx...elevat

keeping an eye on the low pressure, showers moving out of the northern plains and across the dakotas and minnesota this morning. the action is staying well to west. this morning we expect the sunshine. the early morning temperatures near 60. 57 in waukesha. the forecast for today, well, mommings a jacket to start. calling for sunshine for much of the day. >> right now, a wildfire is scorching colorado. tim, why is this fire spreading so quickly? >> the wind is really making matters worse. it's really giving firefighters a challenge. the fire started yesterday afternoon and it's already burned more than 3,000 acres. seven buildings have been burned but no injuries have been reported. there are mandatory evacuations in place. around 1200 people have already been forced out of their homes d spread. late last night the town of beulah, colorado lost power likely because of that fire. there are several different fire agencies responding trying to get this wildfire under control. ben, over to you. >> right now, hundreds of people are still staying in shelters after mandatory evacuations in mexico. it sta

showers from minnesota stretching back down to northern arkansas. believe it or not, this front will play a huge role in our weather as we head into the upcoming weekend. play a role with matthew as well. 50s at the coast. a little gusty, breezy day, that wind from the northeast. mid to upper 60s through the interior. tonight will be clear, calm wind. a little ch patchy fog develops, 35 to 44. a couple of the most sheltered spots. 51 downtown and what a rebound we make. gorgeous day. 70 to 75 for most of us. still a sea breeze. here's hurricane matthew. category 3 storm. 125-mile per hour winds, now emerging off the tip. the northern side of cuba, and per hour. the hurricane watches expanded northward, back to the border of georgia. just to the east of jacksonville. again, hurricane watches now expanded there. but, watch what happens with the track. so, matthew is likely to gain category 4 status. being out over that warm ocean water temperatures. and then parallel the coastline of florida. as we head into thursday night and friday, then weaken to a

even isolated thunderstorms down in south central owa, this disturbance our northern and western counties as it tracks to minnesota even there i d't expect it to be overly heavy, the important thing is to note by tomorrow the skies will be clearing out and we've got a weather plan for you tomorrow afternoon here is today's high temperatures and nothing to complain about here, highs well up into the 70s, 64 degrees we were 8 to 10 degrees, go back and check this afternoon and tomorrow still mild around here most locations are i cooled down 62 around dubuque. now as we go to the radar you could see most of the showers that are currently found in our viewing area are quite light all though they are gaining a little steam out to the west we'll go into the radar just a little bit closer here and some rain is passed through waterloo, the oline out there, the west of grundy center, showers extend towards tama and that's the next round of rain northern and western counties as we go through the night you could see that extends all the way back down into missouri but moving quickly and losing some of its intensity now that

the next several days, are areas of rain, all the way from minnesota stretching back down toward northern arkansas. this front actually is going to play a pretty big role in our weather as we head into the upcoming weekend. we'll talk about that in a second. low to mid 60s for highs today, on shore wind again, keeping us cooler at the immediate coastline. low to mid 60s on the cape today. normal for this time of year. cooler at the coast. patchy fog that develops, clear skies, calm wind. suburbs dipped into the mid to upper 30s. 35 to 44 for most of us, and probably the most sheltered valleys that get real chilly on these. there may be a touch of frost in a few communities. look at this. 70 right at the coast tomorrow, that's going to feel nice. and then we turn our attention to hurricane matthew. category 3 storm. 125-mile per starting to impact the bahamas. matthew is moving north at 10 miles per hour and a curve to the north and west during the day today. hurricane watches have now been extended northward. right to the georgia border. right off the coast of jacksonville. the east coast

a strong upper- level disturbance swinging through the northern rockies this evening will swing east and force a cold front from minnesota into the central plains this evening into the great lakes and the ohio and tennessee valleys afternoon. this front will move through central north carolina thursday night with just a few clouds. current model output still shows very low moisture levels across the region ahead of and along the front, so we see no chance for rain. in the wake of thursday night's front, another surge of dry, stable and cooler air will follow, and afternoon readings on friday should still run about 7-10 degrees cooler than thursday's mid- to upper 70s. be back close to 70 on saturday and in the lower 70s across the viewing area on sunday. high pressure building in from the north will be more rounded and therefore the wind flow moving into the carolinas will have a stronger ocean component compared to what we will see the next couple of days. this flow more off the ocean should bring some shallow moisture leading to some clouds on saturday and sunday. a series of weak upper-level disturbances will work acr

after meeting with you had to say the british from minnesota welcome the welsh and northern irish leadersing as ae brexit risk for constitutional crisis in the united kingdom. we will discuss the challenges for theresa may. and, the chinese, his party meet for the start of its sixth in beijing postapproval stability discuss but their gathering for investors. and what it means for politicians. ther, a megamerger facing 85 billion dollar blockbuster deal between at&t and time warner. all of the coming of this is the open. ♪ caroline: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: european tradinge are seeing higher every single industry group is rising particularly the minoers and the banks. centum of the moves that but look at the euro, we are back in the red after that french pmi data missed when it came to growth, but not as much as expected. manufacturing did rather well. we're seeing it at the lowest since january. , some of theatch big movers today as well. guy: let's talk about the stocks, the news over the last couple of minutes is surrounding one that shop like a stone. by stock is now tradin

northern iraq tonight. thanks to you. >>> back here at home, and from minnesota this evening, a police stop caught on camera, and going viral already tonight. the video shows a white officer confronting a black man for walking in the road. construction. the confrontation escalates and ends with the man under arrest. here's abc's alex perez. >> reporter: tonight, this video of a police stop is sparking outrage. >> you can't just put your hands on me like that. >> reporter: lieutenant t. olsen attempts to stop larnie thomas, who is walking on the shoulder of the road in an upscale minneapolis suburb. the nearby sidewalk is closed for construction. >> you going to take me to jail for that [ bleep ]? >> reporter: the officer says thomas was walking in the middle of the street, impeding traffic, but the woman who recorded the video,an was, quote, hugging the right side of construction. can you hear her talking to the officer. >> he's scared, sir. >> reporter: soon, another officer arrives. >> my partner told me yourself under arrest. turn around. >> reporter: handcuffing thomas, citing him for disorderly conduct. >> the officer

think talking about unemployment or something, a black man called from wisconsin or minnesota, one of those northerntates. when he got through talking, the moderator asked him, what his job was? and he says all i have coming in now for the last two months has been from george soros, from black lives matter. that is what he was living on. i was surprised to was not questioned about it. he just said ok and hung up on him. anyhow, everybody wonders why trump is angry. why we are angry. if you had the media, everybody against you, you would also be angry. we are angry at hillary. we still remember travel gate, they were not convicted because a lot of things. there was a six-month -- it had end in six months, and the clintons hid everything, people took the fifth amendment. they just scammed the whole thing. we know the clintons, we older people. the young people do not. hopefully they will find out now. thank you. guest: thank you, caller. again, what can we do together? black lives matter is a great organization of young people, mostly young millennium black women leading that movement. is one of those

never got quite to the far northern counties and you can see the difference in temperatures late this in addition to the warm front, we have elevated thunderstorms in minnesota. those are expected to stay well to the north of us in the next couple of days. no consequences in the forecast all the way through the middle of the week. we do have a front to deal with out to the west of us. that will advance to the east and it will take the southerly wind and turn them to the west and bring in cooler weather as we go through the next couple 6:00 tomorrow morning, there is the front just passing through eastern iowa. there will be a few clouds, but i don't see much in the way of precipitation. much of that will stay to the northeast. as we go to the -- through the day tomorrow, the when will change from the west/northwest. it is still going to be a nice day tomorrow with highs back into the mid to upper 60s. as we go to the predictor, you can see at 7:00 tonight that the storms up north model tries to get a shower or thunderstorm into the far northern counties. i think that may be a bit of a stretch. finally, tomorrow morning a front passes through and it takes the

northern spots, maybe some upper 40s . wow, that is sounding pretty cool isn't it? we are all from minnesota originally. we live in florida for a long time. >> this will last almost a week. that's a good feel. >> the humidity will come back a little later but it is not a big deal. >> through the rough stuff. >> all right,. >> thank you sir. >>> well, the tampa bay heart walk is now just three weeks away. and we need your help to reach association. fuccillo kia is matching the first 50,000 that we raise and we are two-thirds of the way to our goal. so go to wfla.com/heartwalk to join my team. and donate. >>> well, coming up next in sports, it is the friday night blitz. it is live in zephyr hills. site of this week's game of the week. >> the bucs thought they would have plenty of players return. but the final report tells a much different story. that is coming up. i moved on her like a [bleep]. no we don't. marco rubio stands by trump and failed to show up for florida. here's what i believe in. bringing people together and reaching across the aisle to get things done. protecting social security. and build

minnesota getting -- bitten by the turnover bug. gophers have day passing" into cj beathard's hand. >> northern iowa back on the road and facing a coaching staff . mark farley and his crew have a different sort of history. >> mrs. lineup features some familiar faces a new locations. so he's a talented young man. he's a great writer. you look at the defense and what they have done because their whole staff went from western to south dakota. they will be found in what they do. they will be prepared. >> we have not hit week five of the college football season and here we are college basketball media day season is upon us. jumbo tronic arena. the new host of players as well. fran mccaffrey says the offense will be the same in terms of how much the hawkeyes set up the offense. that could be a different story . >> we have a lot of athletic guys. the base can run like tears. we expect to run more this year. >> when you have frontcourt that can run l take off rather than worry about who were giving the ball to. >> they show their stuff in the primetime leak this summer and that energy level has remained the same. at uni media day yesterday there

think talking about unemployment or something, a black man called from west compton or minnesota, one of those northerntates. talking, thehrough moderator asked him, what his jobless. he says, all i have coming in now for the last two months has been from george soros, from black lives matter. that is what he was living on. i was surprised to was not questioned about it. just said ok and hung up on him. anyhow, everybody wonders why trump and we are angry. if you had the media, everybody against you, you would also be angry. we are angry at hillary. we still remember travel gate, they were not convicted because -- it hada six-month to all and in six months, and the clintons hid everything, people took the fifth amendment. they just scammed the whole thing. we know the clintons, we older people. the young people do not. hopefully they will find out now. thank you. thank you, caller. together?t can we do black lives matter is a great organization of young evil, mostly young millennium black women leading that movement. lisa is one of those i know , not justks every day for black lives matter, but every d

up near the far north near the minnesota boardser some spots could see as much as 2 inches of rain depending upon the exact track these may go up or down, it is the northern counties that will see the tonight's forecast has clouds on the increase after midnight and low temperatures that will be in the range around 35 to 40 degrees from north to south and tonight's winds will be out of the east at 5 to 10 then for tomorrow the clouds increase during the morning hours even more we could see a few showers as early as afternoon but mainly in the north it looks like temperatures up that way will struggle to get out of the 40s, 50 in decora, 55 in cedar few thunderstorms are expected those will push out of here during the morning hours on wednesday, we'll stay cool on thursday but the sun will come back friday looks to be another excellent day we start the weekend around 70 and then our next front arrives on saturday doesn't look like it should produce much in the way of rain but will cool the temperatures down once again by the end of the weekend. >>> next on cbs 2 news the fight to strengthen iowa's domestic violence laws why one iowan isn't giving up on the

minnesota vikings. and at the mcleod center its media day for uni men's basketball... hopes are once again high for the panthers. you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in greeley, anamosa, gilbertville northern iowa men's basketball team enters the 2016 season believing they can contend for a missouri valley conference title postseason. coach jake returns two starters and a lot of depth from a team that won the valley post season--and advance to the second round of the ncaa tournament. it's media day senior guard jeremy morgan is the top returning scorer from the team that also uspet ncaa runnerup north carolina last year. morgan averaged 11.3 points and led uni with 5.3 rebounds. in the post... uni season... koch started every game last year. the panthers' klint carlson, wyatt lohaus and ted friedman also got take sot you know jeremy is ready to after waiting his turn behind wes and bo and paul and in many ways jeremy has been waiting his turn behind those 5 seniors waiting in the background offensively now he the way to finally have his shot at catching the ball a little more. the panthers open the season on november 12 at the mcleod center against coe college. last night in the n- f-l and

minnesota was arrested for trespassing. during the rescue, two police officers also became stuck. the dubuque fire department got them out. two charles city people are dead after a crash in northern iowa. the iowa state patrol says a pickup and a car collided at lancer avenue and highway 18 around 5:00 on friday night. a crash report stop at a stop sign and was hit by the pickup driving down the highway. helicopters took wulff and her 14-year-old passenger, jaden wulff, to a mason city hospital where they were pronounced dead. the pickup driver was not hurt. another crash seriously injured at least one in linn county on saturday afternoon. two vehicles collided near the intersection of alburnett and echo hill road. police say cedar rapids man was flown to the university of iowa for treatment. maxwell-- who's from nashville-- and her passengers were treated at the scene. the university of iowa issued it's third campus alert for sexual misconduct, this fall. u-i public safety said a sexual assault happened around two yesterday morning. it says the victim was approached outside a residence hall on the east side. that person was taken to a nearby corner of the building where the inci

minnesota here for this piece. a 35 minute drive from minneapolis but this is michele bachmann country, part of a string of northernuburbs that are solidly republican. the female donald trump supporters that the guardian to vigorously defended their candidate as one who will be best for women and ultimately the country. they were unconcerned about his comments regarding alicia machado. even though he goes on rampage is, i really believe that he will fight for this country. i think hillary clinton is a bully. is an evil person. i don't want to see someone finally get something done -- i get to see someone finally something done and i think he will. he will do what he says he is going to do. that is just part of the commentary. suzanne is calling in to support donald trump from tallahassee, florida. caller: good morning. host: are you feeling anything from the hurricane on the panhandle? caller: not yet, but we are prepared has the last time we had a storm here, we were without power for a whole week. host: what have you done to prepare? canned we have a lot of food, a generator. it was a rude awakening as to how unp

northern michigan. migrant parents immigrated to the upper peninsula in the 1880's. my dad was born there. in the mid-1920's, he could not find work. a smallrn and raised in town in minnesota, where he met my mom. in the 1980's, i made a decision to come to my ancestral home, found property, bought it, designed and built the house, and became a voting member and part-time resident because i was deployed in the military for the next 14 years. anybody who claims that someone in the military is not a citizen i think really needs to rethink how we qualify as far as residency. all over the world at the call of the united states government, and we need to make sure that we understand the difference between living somewhere and serving somewhere. that is the key difference between someone who is a general, someone who is in operative. thank you. moderator: next question. some ofgan roads are the worst in the nation. make road commission must decisions on what does and does not get funded. what should be done on the federal level to address michigan's rambling infrastructure? general bergman: the federal level by and large has overstepped its bounds for so many years, whether it i