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the storm circulating this cold coming in the across the mountain states and vegeta across the northern plains. bismark is showing still 26 degrees. average is 40. you get down to near average by saturday when that front heads your wife now as it does that, so they'll be showers spread all the way down through the rockies for the cascades . that'll help with the fire. fighting in california finally starts to rate me bit as snow on the tops as well. the shower spread east at a ga, but the still around in virginia for example, up in the great lakes as well. thus, again, the potential some flash flooding much is going to be concentrated around. i think the caroline has to be august and the course you've got this big change coming through bismark, so we think stormy in the dakotas. no, coming across the atlantic regular lease, horn sound in cuba, sometimes it looks like this. sometimes it's even more orange. this is a regular thing. sometimes it's more than other times at the moment though that easily wouldn't predominates and brings frequent sheriffs to the smaller islands. and heavy rain to mexi

it's impacting the northern plains, portions of the mid west, and the great lakes.ater on today, we'll continue with that mountain snow, though because, look at these contrast in temperatures across the eastern third of the country. we could get up to 90 degrees fahrenheit. but behind the system, temperatures are going to be in the 30s and 40s in some areas. you just take a little bit of moisture and, presto, you're going to get some wintry mischief. again, we're going to continue to see that in the inter mountain west. likely in the couple of days, too, because of the energy rolling over. you can see the severe thunderstorms moving into the northern plains and the great lakes here. something else i want you to notice is that the snowfall totals out there across the intra-mountain west have just been crazy for october. montana picked up 21 inches of snow in the last 24 hours. we're going to add to that in the days to come. then you factor in some strong winds, up to 60, 70 miles per hour. that's going to lead to blizzard conditions. we do have a blizzard in the east

in the northern plains the biggest threat is the winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour.and oklahoma we could be looking at 60 mile per hour winds and also tornados, down towards dallas towards fort smith. please be careful. dealing with severe weather in the plains, we are tracking the first winter storm of the season out in the rockies. we could be seeing accumulated snow, especially in elevated areas. let's go ahead and take a quick look at what's going on across the rest of the country. at this point we're looking at hot and sunny conditions towards texas, 90s in october. and along the east coast we are tracking the threat for heavy >>> 52 degrees right now in san jose, we will be seeing cloud cover, we were monitoring the chance of seeing some spotty showers, but that is definitely diminishing, as we head toward the afternoon, we're going to get clearing skies but it is going to be a cool afternoon. here's a closer look at your daytime highs for today. san jose at 72 degrees. concord, 75. martinez, 72. around san francisco, 67 degrees, and we're going to continue to

portions of the northern plains upwards of 13 severe weather reports just in the past 24 hours, about seven of them related to tornadoes across this region and really has been an incredibly busy pattern over the past three days into the western united states where active weather has been in place. over 600 severe wind gusts reports to be had across the western u.s.. and, of course, when it comes to severe weather and tornadoes, almost 50 of them reported across the central and northern plains region of the u.s. this is the second season as it's known typically as we transition from the warm season of summer into the cool season of autumn. severe weather is prompted. the cold is hiding and with a vengeance. freeze alerts across the higher elevations of the western u.s. cooler air does eventually arrive across the eastern its. atlanta going in from the 80s down into the 60s by this weekend. look at the overnight temperatures. 68 on friday into 48 or so over a 24-hour span dropping off into saturday and sunday. certainly a much cooler trend in store across the southern united states. hig

those storms will move across the midwest today and up to two feet of snow could fall in the northern plainse pacific northwest will see rain showers. checking today's high temperatures, 52 degrees in seattle. 56 in portland. 80s from texas to the carolinas and 70s in the northeast. >>> coming up, the important new al aadthe big city . skyscraper that is still sinking. the new plan to stabilize it. >>> and later, one man's trash is another man's ancient treasure. the stunning details about these garden statues. [n >>> back, now with a new effort to stabilize a high-rise in san francisco. the millennium tower has been sinking since it opened 12 years ago. a retro fit was supposed to stop the sinking but only made things worse. giant met cal cylinders have been brought in. >>> medical experts have change cardiac health. doctors stop prescribing daily aspirin. the risk of bleeding and other side effects outweigh the benefits. aspirin is recommended for people that have had a cardiac event. >>> the nfl is under growing pressure one day after jon gruden resigned. there's a push to release more e-

the walls sets up on the plane states in the northern plains, at least the dakotas will be knocked back by probably 10 degrees and that the system joins up to bring rain to ontario. and yet more of at least the great lakes and the eastern seaboard, that's the pattern that persists. right in the weekend. the weather sponsored my cattle airways voted world's best air line of 2021. with tiny hidden cameras, criminals are illegally filming, and sharing people's most intimate moments. one on one east investigate south korea's by coming the demick on algebra. to know where the fires are and where they are going. greeks look to the skies in a worrying sign, helicopters have been getting closer to major towns and cities. this one is just a rough, that it become much bigger than if you can see by the train tracks the fires, climbing up the hill just behind us on the ground. this is what the business of fighting fires looks like. holding back, the inevitability of mother nature's fury is dangerous and exhausting work. i would rather give whatever to wicker. the hope is the fire will stop when it

the center of the low is still across the northern plains, with wind, snow, rain, severe weather, at least one tornado touching down tonight. and the impending cold front spawning severe weather yesterday and again tonight through texas and missouri, that is tapping into the deep tropical moisture of what is left over from hurricane pamela. heavy downpours widespread tonight and tomorrow. moderate risk of flash flooding from the rio grande through dallas and oklahoma. the next 36 hours will be wet before it all moves east. whit? >> rob, thank you. >>> we move to the breaking news from overseas. a horrific scene in oslo, norway. a deadly bow and arrow attack. five people killed, two injured. james longman joins us from london. james, you're getting new information about how this attack was carried out. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, whit. tonight, the suspect is under arrest after this horrific attack that took place south of the norwegian capital, oslo. investigators say this man walked around firing a bow and arrow at people seemingly randomly. he killed five and wounded two other

. >>> today's weather rain in several areas including the northwest and the northern plains and the southeastunny in the northeast. >>> and finally, the group of friends eating chipotle in all 50 states in 50 days. >> will ganss has the story. >> this is day one of eating chipotle in every state. >> reporter: he really likes chipotle. >> i ate is for breakfast, lunch and dinner. >> reporter: he has an appetite for taking on challenges that will gauc your world. >> the first chipotle location. >> reporter: why convincing his best friends to join him on a cross country road trip eating chipotle in all 50 states all in 50 days. >> i think 43 states have chipotle. locations. so we -- the states that didn't have it, we would drive an extra three hours or so, pick it up in the state below and drive up and then eat it at monuments. >> reporter: why taking a gap year from college, using money from his wood working business to help cover costs and the boys scoring a sponsorship from gas station chain racetrack. for most of the meals, the guys split the order three of tacos. wyatt says that was the mos

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toy'weather, rn along northern plains. heavy snow in the rockies. the country. >>> and finally,im kardashian helping authorities solve the case of a stolen egyptian coffin. >> will ganss has the story. >> reporter: with more than 259 million followers, each post is bound to be at least a little important. but solving an international smuggling scheme, the like button on instagram doesn't cover that. this photo of kim from the 2018 met gala posing next to the coff coffin, leading to a years long criminal case. >> we're fortunate to have the coffin. >> reporter: half a million people coming to see the coffin. the metropolitan museum of new york receiving a tip. after this went viral. the museum discovering it was stolen and closing that show early. the manhattan district attorney was emailed a photo by an anonymous informant in the middle east saying he recognized the coffin and knew it had been looted. museum officials saying they bought it for $4 million from an art dealer in paris, in 2017, but were fooled by fake papers saying it was legitimately

record highs down to the lower plains it's going to be cool out west with some wet weather in the northern plains meteorologist kari hall. our temperatures today coming down thanks to a very strong cold front moving through and the cooler temperatures really settle in tomorrow, and it's still going to be mostly cloudy. our rally temperatures reach into the upper 60s for the end of the week, and then for the weekend the skies will clear. we'll go back to our sunshine and temperatures in the upper 70s, but still feeling pretty nice as we can leave the air-conditioning off for at least a week. san francisco will only see highs in the 60s and all clear for the air show this weekend. >> there he is >> just because you got here late doesn't mean you shouldn't get on tv. >> i think they got squeezed out by the p.a.s >> all right, guys, coming up, don't miss the magic as hoda catches up with the creators of the unofficial "bridgerton" musical. >> these girls are so talented what better setting for our chat than a real life castle. but first, this is "today" on nbc. you know when you're at ross, ooh! and

elevation this is turning into a snowmaker, and lifts its self in front of it, it runs across the northern plainsut here are your temperatures today, the beginning of a warm-up, a lot of warm air, so we've got you back in the upper 70s. todd: he's concerned about my health. todd: 29 after the are virginia will elect a new governor in two weeks and america will be watching. is this going to be a referendum on the left's policies? >> virginia and standing up, the left liberal progressive agenda, dragging virginia to california east. carley: talking to a group of democrats voting for republican candidate this time. they will explain why next. i've been in the hospital for for 76 days now. and by the grace of god i'm still here. i died three times. they gave me a 5% chance of living. so i highly recommend everybody to get the vaccines and really protect themselves because this is no joke. (announcer) if you've struggled to lose weight, you might think you were born with a slow metabolism, but what you may have is insulin resistance. fat becomes trapped inside your body and it becomes very difficult t

earlier on, we are favoring more normal temperatures in the pacific northwest and the northern plainshe rockies, so there will be some impact earlier, but it is hard to say for sure exactly how the variability will eventually play out. we are thinking later in the winter will be a higher demand, but also potentially more options for below normal temperatures over longer periods. taylor: what is the reliability of that forecast? jon: great question. during the first part of the winter, we think things will be on the warmer side, compared to normal, but the future scene is all outlooks -- seasonal outlooks that go through the spring, you will notice greater decrease in the odds of the above normal temperatures and they also sink further to the south some of the -- western great lakes, and then even more so with the uncertainty. the reliability and the forecast as we get later into winter, it's when we also have these cold air outbreaks, at this point those are high. early on we feel like we have more confidence and perhaps less demand in those areas. guy: what is the read across into th

we are concerned from texas all the way to oklahoma to kansas and missouri and even up to the northern plainsal for tornadoes with large hail, damaging winds and heavy rainfall. we will monitor that. the cold front will move through this afternoon and this evening. the coldest air this season, snow in the higher elevations, really impressive, widespread winter storm watches and warnings all the way to the grand canyon. there is your forecast, we will deal with that. the cold front slicing across the central us. warm ahead of that front, 70 in new york, 78 in atlanta and still very warm in texas. speaking of texas we will see the remnants of hurricane pamela which is in the pacific as we get through wednesday and thursday. it will weaken obvious but bring some tropical moisture to areas that don't need to see any more moisture. a lot of heavy rainfall across the plane states including texas and behind that window advisories in effect, high fire danger in southern california towards the southwest. a lot of watches and warnings across the country. in new york very tranquil, 70, above average for

the past 24 hours this area of low pressure bringing snow to the higher elevations in to the northern plainse west that will bring drought busting moisture to this area that is so needed but short-term we will see flooding and hazards with all this precipitation. the rain coming up but look at this sunday, monday, tuesday, that is a lot of snow, feet of snow moving into the rockies, forecast temperatures behind this, much colder air, moving south to the central plains, even parts of oklahoma and kansas get into chilly temperatures but drought busting moisture moving into drought stricken areas. that is good news. todd: just be careful with the mudslides. carley: thanks for fighting over me. you are the best. 31 after the hour. the governor's race in virginia in a dead heat, the republicans have a chance to flip the state? lawrence jones is talking with voters and he will tell us what they are saying. oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! my zone... lowering my a1c, cv risk, and losing some weight... now, back to the game! ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7

heavy snow through rockies and the northern plains. rthern plains all the way back down into texas. where we've got a flood threat snowy and windy in the northern rockies. some unsettled wet weather in the pa >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall, the red flag warning continues at least until 5:00 as our winds have still been pretty gusty, especially in the hills and those gusty winds leading to a high fire danger we'll be watching it throughout the day as temperatures head towards the low 70s in the inland areas. slightly cooler tomorrow, more clouds at least for the first part of the day and mid 70s for thursday with a warm up headed our way for the weekend. san francisco going from the upper 60s to the lower 70s. >> and that is your latest weather. >> al, thank you >>> coming up next, ron howard, clint howard, this is your life. they're going to be sharing some stories about growing up in hollywood and the valuable lessons they've learned from each other and their parents during six decades in show business and counting. but

northern new england and the great lakes and that heavy rain will continue this afternoon into this evening in new england and strong, gusty winds througtomorrow afternoon. afternoon severe storms developing in the central plainstermountain regions of the northern rockies and on into the southwest. that's what's going onrod the country. here is what's happening in your >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're watching one more round of light showers approaching from the north. and this will mainly affect parts of the north bay today. we're going to see some spotty light showers, may already be misting and drizzling near the coast. as we go into today we'll see our temperatures reaching into the low 70s for the rest of the week. this storm system moves out of the bay area and then we're in store for dry weather at least into early next week. and san francisco will see some light rain in the forecast for today. channel 108 siriusxm radio >>> right now, best time of the morning. popstart >> you are the bomb dignity. >> first up, the late show with stephen colbert had a lot to talk about with bruce springsteen. brought his born to run guitar with him bruce had one fan interaction that stuck out >> i'm

we've got brake lights out of tracy around mount house on 205 extending onto 580 to about northern plains still crowded but definitely speeds improve. there are no troubles east bound so if you are working through there, things are moving smoothly. travel times are busier, 34 minutes 205 to 680. so we are officially in the yellow zone 580 into the altamont. 101 as well is looking good out of the south bay and san jose. hit and run crash north bound 101, not blocking lanes or causing brake lights. a big rig is involved. we'll see if it causes delays as the morning commute gets busier. south bay travel times are looking good as well. all our bay area bridges are pretty quiet. if you are taking bay bridge or san mateo bridge, everything is good to go. >>> 5:22. coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> why one man might have as much riding on world series as houston astros players and coaches. we'll explain. >>> before break, we'd like to hear your well wishes for ken i drop off and pick up my kids from school so, i can't work early. or late. and i need to make enough to make it

and stretching from the west coast to the northern plains, 30 million people are under high wind alerts let's get right to nbc's scott cohn who's joining us from santa clara, california. there's a lot to talk about, and it's concerning. >> yeah. alex, we've been talking for so many weeks about the historic drought here in california and how badly we need rain. well, this is one of those be careful of what you wish for kinds of situations because they are talking about an historic storm with as much as 10 inches of rain over the next 24 hours in parts of northern california. for obvious reasons, that's not the way that you want to get it. and one of the particular concerns is areas that have been hit by wildfires, those are burn scars, that means that there's no vegetation to hold back the mud. so we're seeing now mandatory evacuations in some parts of the area including in the santa cruz mountains not far from here, which they have been talking about for a couple of days now. big concerns about debris flows and the like as what they call an atmospheric river now starts to close in on no

a lot of cloud cover, scattered showers, temperaturewise, cool across northern plains. southern side is bringing scattered showers across parts of florida, not a majorly rainy day but we will see things a little unsettled. a big storm across parts of the northeast and over the next number of hours watch what happens. all the moisture being pulled across southern new england toward northern new england tomorrow morning, much of tomorrow morning across maine most of that is finally gone. today, 63, sunny in kansas city the central part of the country will be gorgeous. will rachel: happy halloween from paula deen, she's live with her favorite dishes. look at her. ♪♪ ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, helping san francisco become the first city in the country to have a universal recycling and composting program for residents and businesses. but it all starts with you. let's keep making a differene together. jillian: just in time for this weekend, a

is now working its into the northern plains, northern rockies and here in new york 63 degrees.erage for the eastern third of the country. we have one system that moved across the great lakes and brought severe weather yesterday to portions of illinois. severe threat today from texas all the way up towards nebraska because we have a cold front that will move in, a powerful cold front so tornadoes will be a risk in some of these regions. just know what to do if there is a watch or warning in your area. we have a early snow in the higher elevations, one to 3 feet, that's quite incredible. i mean, they do see snow this time of year, but this amount will be in the northern plains and that's pretty impressive. no snow in new york yet, brian. >> according to predictions, no snow this year. >> i don't know about that. >> i don't like snow. straight ahead, hospitals america are forced to offer incentives to keep employees employed as they face major labor shortages. we will talk to one man whose hospital is missing 10% of its workforce. scary. you get more with aarp medicare advantage p

way through northern new england from central california to the pacific northwest, temperatures staying warm as you get down into texas, gulf coast, on into florida. but chilly through the plains. that flood risk has been rapidly increasing into the pacific northwest, northern and central california and a frosty condition in the northern plains that's wha >>> live look flight in san jose. cloudy and rainy to start our friday. we are still seeing plenty of rain on our satellite radar, including our very own storm ranger. we have several bands pushing through including into the interior valley down through the south bay. expect to keep this rain chance for first half of our day. clearing out within the next hour or so. south san francisco a couple of showers there. oakland along hayward into the tri-valley. >> and that is your latest weather. >>> let's end the week strong, biggest, best part of the night and the day, popstart. >> well, morning, afternoon. popstart plus, we invite our friends to watch 30 minutes if you like the nugget you get here, dive into the popstart -- >> the franchise is growing. >> it's unbelievable a correspondentship. >> a fellowship with popstart. >>> f

week >>> last night a tornado hit kansas taking down power lines and damaging buildings in the northern plainsorm of the winter season is bringing heavy no and hot winds to wyoming and south dakota and eve n a snow day in october. i guess that's more common in other parts of the country >>> and to texas where the second hold was just lyfted. we're t-minute 13.5 minutes for the latest flight to the edge of space for jeff bezos' company. a flight that william shatner, vianaronoa fkirk, and four other cilis e brdor do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have one hundred thousand dollars or more of life insurance you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit conventrydirect.com to find out if you policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. whadda you g

for the most part of the day cooler air across the northern plains, sink down into the central plains, florida you're looking great now. the front moved all the way through florida, cooling temperatures. drying things out. rain across parts of new england. mostly northern new england. future track in motion. mostly it is gone. we'll see the flow moving in across parts of the great lakes, bringing in part of lake effect enhanced rain at least over the next couple days. here you go. here is the forecast for the day today. kansas city cooler than yesterday. chicago 53. across the west. see the sunshine in seattle. because tomorrow the rain returns. all right, guys, back to you inside. i will finish this thing. >> thank you, rick. later on we have two costume changes. on my second costume, i won't say what it is, i will say rick helped me wit. so. i won't say. will: really? rachel: yeah. all right. will: if you're not aware there is a new documentary on netflix, it is called, "colin in black and white." by and about former nfl quarterback colin kaepernick, in coordination with i believe,

sunshine from texas into the northern plains.>> happy friday, i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we look at the inland temperatures for the weekend and halloween, it's going to start out in the upper 60s but cool into the evening. it does look really nice for all of those outdoor festivities. today will be one of the warmer days, reaching into the mid 70s for the south bay. for the east bay we'll see temperatures up to about 75 in antioch, and near the coastline we're going to see low 70s for palo alto and 60s in san francisco. >> and that is your latest weather. guys >> al, i can't wait any more >> quick wardrobe change, we're going to be back on the plaza. let's go, let's go >> hurry, hurry, hurry >> let's go. whew ♪ where does it go? does it get tangled up in knots? or fall victim to gravity? or maybe it winds up somewhere over the bermuda triangle. perhaps you'll come up with your own theory of where the stress goes. behind the wheel of a lincoln is a mighty fine place to start. introducing the new citi custom ℠ card. it adapts

it's been building the for years across the far northern plains, in across especially california ande had a lot of rain across the four corners this summer, so we got a little bit of relief, but take a look at a what is about to happen, massive amounts of rain especially in across parts of central california and across the sierra nevadas. some spots likely in excess of 10 inches of rain, snowfall totals probably around 3-4 feet by the time this is done. the bad side is because we've had so many fires over the last couple of years, where those fires have happened, the rain falling is going to cause debris flow and, certainly, some landslides. so good and bad coming with this. take a look at what happens here. this is future radar. this really gets going tomorrow. take a look at all of this moisture coming in, especially central california, and it's going to be really windy as well. we might be seeing some winds maybe in the 70, 80, 90 mile-an-hour range across the coast and across the higher elevations. today we have the rain, it really gets going tomorrow, there's another storm behin

on saturday, a new england soaker flurries in the northern plains. and you'll get a little snow on your sneakers. we're looking at sunshine -- or i should say moon shine along the east coast that's what's going on around . >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. our temperatures will be warming up today. we're looking at a very pleasant afternoon with a mostly sunny sky across the bay area. expect more of the same tomorrow. then a storm system passing just to north of us will bring some clouds on saturday, an our temperatures come down a few degrees, but we should get some more sunshine in time for halloween. another storm system right behind that brings a chance of showers on monday, and for san francisco, we'll continue to see temperatures in the 60s. >> that's your latest weather and these are our olympic hopefuls, ladies and gentlemen back inside. >> we're just getting started. we'll get more on the milestone morning and the countdown to the winter olympics. >> keir simmons joins us with a look at the hope and some of the challenges facing

plains. the northern rockies through colorado as well. so this rain that we are talking in our forecast is super, super welcome. as for conditions right now skies are dry. a little bit of cloud cover overhead, but just a little bit as your key word here. cloud cover, generally increases later in the day as this cold front steers its way our direction from the north and west. this is going to drop temperatures eventually even further towards the end of this week. but really most noticeably what it's going to do for us is offer us more rainfall. it's time it all out for you. so during daytime hours today we do remain dry this is a very nice note. you can get outside today. take care of those errands ahead of the rainfall tonight rainfall really begins to push in. well past sunset towards 08:00pm some of our northern neighbors in northern marine and sonoma counties will begin to see some light showers. we'll have to wait until later for the rest of us to tap into mostly after 10:00pm tonight is when widespread light to moderate showers will

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you see moisture across parts of the northern plains. that is really good. you need that moisture.l see very strong wind, hail, likely possibly some large tornadoes. those will go into the overnight hours tonight, so folks in oklahoma will watch this very closely. pete, send it over to you. pete: rick, nice, sharp haircut there, looking good. rick: yes i did. pete: stay with us, because "fox nation" is hosting the third annual patriot awards. it is on wednesday november 17th. it is 8:00 p.m. eastern time. the hard rock live theater, awesome, hotel and theater complex in hollywood, florida. in florida, tickets are sale now, foxnation.com/patriot awards. that is footage of 2019. i had opportunity host then. i will get the opportunity to host this year. the cool part it is not just an awards show, it is an event. it is festival. meet the host of "fox & friends" you see on the screen. host of "fox & friends weekend" will be there, tucker, laura, sean, bongino, many others, live on stage and it will be wide open. full audience there. but also book signings and photographs and meet-and-g

the rest of the state and almost the entirety of the west coast in general from the northern rockies, the western plainsserts of the southwest and the great basin, all of us in the midst of at least some abnormally dry conditions to drought conditions. so this rain falls. welcome really anywhere. but especially so here in california and especially for the bay area, obviously, because we've been missing out on a lot of it lately. we saw those showers. to start the week sunday night into monday morning and now even more of its around the corner, take advantage of today's dry conditions because tonight we start to see showers pushing back into the forecast. tonight is just the start of it, too. rainfall will push in initially for the north bay after 08:00pm to 09:00pm after 10:00pm to 11:00pm for the rest of the bay area. pretty widespread towards the middle of the evening. so mother nature working in our favor here and offering us our most widespread of rainfall at least over the next 24 hours while we're sleeping after that will be on and off showers on into tomorrow with wednesday and thursday bringing

many of northern ireland's squad are semi professional and des plaines could go along semi professionalles claim to comfortable 4— zero victory at home in estonia to cardiff in front of a record crowd. the goals came from him who got a brilliant pass. whales now have ten planes in four games. arsenal are through to the last eight of the league cup they beat leeds 2—nil at the emirates stadium. calum chambers scored the first, then a mistake in the leeds defence allowed a man on loan from leeds — eddie nketiah — to get arsenal's second. and chelsea are through to the quarter finals after beating southampton on penalties at stamford bridge. reece james scored the decisive spot—kick for the blues. elsewhere sunderland beat qpr — also on penalties the football world has been reacting to the sad news that the former rangers and scotland manager walter smith has died at the age of 73. smith won 21 trophies over two spells at ibrox. this was his last title win in 2011. his death comes in the same year rangers won their first top—flight title since his final season. smith was also the scotland

northern california he t. thunderstorms across the plains. showers from the interior northeast to the carolinas.ny in the southwest. >>> finally on this friday, the emotional reunion between a quirl a quirl agirl and her heroes. >> she reunited with the people who saved her life. this morning, a 12-year-old overcome with emotion after reuniting with her life-saving heroes. >> i don't know how to thank everybody. >> reporter: she suffered a traumatic brain injury one year ago. she was playing with her swing, when it broke and a piece of it went flying through her skull and into her brain. >> i woke up and my mom was calling 911. i remember she said, there's -- she's so scared. she said there's stuff coming out of her ears. >> reporter: that's when paramedics and firefighters showed up. >> she locked on to my name plate and said, perez, you're not going to let me die, are you? i said no, not on my watch. >> once we arrived at the hospital, they all came out together to the mans and weambu went above and beyond. >> reporter: she was paralyzed on her left side and remained in the hospital for nearly

the northern rockies, the western great plains and most of the western states being affected by at least why we're talking rainfall these next few days. it is so welcome. today is going to be a dry one ahead of tonight, showers that make their way along this frontal boundary which is pushing on across the region resulting in that first dose of rainfall. the first of many doses that are going to be very widespread as we make our way through this forecast. heavy rainfall at times into our evening hours tonight. good timing for it as we're all going to be sleeping by the time this rainfall becomes widespread across the bay area. then we work our way on into wednesday off and on showers continue wednesday into thursday. friday morning comes along with another push of rain before we have our second dry spell friday afternoon evening on into saturday morning. big picture set up shows you the system's independently pushing through. so first of all, tonight into tomorrow morning. our first dose of rainfall. we'll see off and on showers through wednesday into thursday, friday comes along with som

. >>> train from northern california to the pacific northwest. clear skies in the rockies and plainseat lakes and parts of the northeast. >>> finally, the nfl player delivering off the field. >> will ganss has the story. >> reporter: he got there in a hurry. >> if you think his hustle on the field is impressive, wait for the at-home play-by-play. >> i catched her and hold her up. and catch the baby at the same time. everything going through my mind. >> reporter: the jacksonville jaguars defensive lineman jumping into action when his wife went into labor several weeks early in their florida home. at 3:00 a.m., his wife knew the baby girl was coming. >> contractions hit so hard. so, falling to the ground. my body is telling me to push. i could feel it. i felt her head pop out. >> reporter: calling it the scariest moment of life. >> he grabs her head. i push it in and she is out. >> took a big breath. and she started crying, okay. that's great. we're good. >> reporter: he called 911. >> the baby is out already? >> the baby is out. >> i hear crying. that's a good thing. >> yeah. you need

warmer than average temperatures , still not fall yet , for parts of the northern and central plainses in the history of football goes back to foxboro for the first time, the quarterback reigning super bowl champ making history by surfaceing former saints quarterback, but it was also a great game, brady afterwards shared a hug with his former coach, there were talks they were not getting along. here to discuss former nfl player, u.s. senate candidate himself, herschel walker. is this a time in which you had to tune into not ball and watch some of this drama? >> well, you know, i think that you can get past that drama right now. you see the two together. you saw that they hugged and i think people don't know after the game, coach came over and saw tom, brought tom over to the locker rooms of the patriots and i think that's in the past. i think tom has proven that he's still one of the greatest of all-time. he proved it to me last year, i tell you what, i'm a fan. i'm a big fan of tom. brian: no doubt about it, and then afterwards, bill bellechick went in and 20 minutes after the game

plains. while in the pacific, northwest northern california, the upper midwest.in hawaii are likely to experience drought improvement. know what officials say this weather pattern is due to land media conditions. we'll see stephen a minute here, and you can also track the rain any time on your phone. when you download the ktvu weather app. you'll have access to an interactive radar as well as our by our forecasts. some other news now an artist in oakland is in shock after watching surveillance video of an intruder breaking into an art gallery. and stealing some of his work. ktvu zec sauce reports that art gallery plan to exhibit his artwork this weekend. surveillance video rolling as artist raymond l. haywood says a nearly nine inch rock was hurled through the front window of this oakland art gallery tuesday evening. the large stone narrowly missing heywood's most prized artwork in the collection. i spent over a year on this piece, so to have that damage would have been. i don't know. it makes me a little emotional, but he woods works not left untouched, nearly a

northern mo state. the one has suspended or age flights to t cry after one if it's plains was forced to a border landing because of government airstrikes. laura britain, manley reports the sound of celebrate re gunfire, rings out into great capital, mckelly as captured governments, soldiers, a corralled and trucks and paraded. mccalla has been the epicenter of conflict between government forces and to grind rebels for almost a year. air strikes have been raining down on the city for 4 days, and the government says it's aiming at military targets. some local reports say it's also hitting civilian infrastructure for the good part of the year. we had no access to the to great region. we haven't had access for the money weeks since june . so again, it's allegations going back and forth between the ethiopian side and the tpr left. but what we know for certain is that millions of feet, your parents have become displaced. there are conditions so far, farming the latest air strikes have forced the you and to a bought a humanitarian flight from landing. i think this illustrates just one more example of the direc

rain drifting. suppose the yellow sea and the korean plains, the same time line rock is producing probable flooding in grand on union and the northern part of viet nam, hong kong and it's eastern edge. you have rough season, a strong east wind at almost persistent rain through saturday and sunday was an improvement come monday. as a monsoon starts to retreat through india, it goes circulation in the reagan seed and another strength in the flow across the and when nichols in between the 2, there are a few shells from go science, which it could, we will be that you see flash for us, but it's really in port blair where the worst it is. i've seen gus over 120 kilometers per hour, but generally it's a strong wind with persistent heavy rain that through saturday, sunday, less so on monday. the weather, sponsored by cattle airways voted world's best air line of 2021. ready too often of canister is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many of canister thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction . an extraordinary film, archives spanned for decades, reveals the forgotten truths of the cou

off the government as strikes force, one of its a plains to a boss, it's landing in europe, his military struck the capital of the rest of the northern region for the 4th time . this week, as fighting appears to intensify the u. s. previously accused the government of effectively blockading the region, preventing vital aid from guessing in. unicef says the number of children going hungry has surged with more than 18 and a half 1000 admitted to hospital was severe malnutrition between february and august. this is more than double the figure compared to the whole of last year. a un humanitarian like that, the potter that is about it this morning was best for us to turn back. in the midst of it, like to ask again, i can confirm that the government was informed of that site where it took off at the course. they confirmed that the site is forced to turn back in the data because it be about some of the while we're still ascertaining all of the facts in relation to this event are obviously banned about has taken place today. and what it means. ringback to an attorney in operation in north and moving forward, david del conte leads the stop t

beautiful weather in the eve warmer than average down through the plains chilly in the north. rain and wind in northernrisk the warmth continues down through the gulf cooling off in the northeast. sunshine in the plains sunday, sunday, it's a frosty start to new england with rain and storms in the mid-ohio and mississippi river valleys and another big system comes into the west coast with some showers. craig melvin stretching the glutes, getting a hamstring stretch there, doing a little lung oh, i'm sorry you had to see that sorry about that wow. that's what's going on around the country. >>> and al was talking about the rain and wind heading in our direction. we woke up to some showers, a live look over walnut creek. a cloudy day ahead. a chance or two for spotty showers. this is what al was talking, as we head into saturday and sunday, we get a bigger storm system that's expected to bring more rain and also gusty winds, plus sierra snow to the bay area. here's a closer look at what to expect. don't put away the umbrella just yet. we see more into the weekend. >> you're never going to get that out of

we're going to see that warmth staying from texas all the way into the central plains chilly in the pacific northwest, northernay. i'm meteorologist kerry hall. the sky is clearing out and just in time because we're going to have a lot going on in san francisco this weekend and we're watching the weather that looks chilly but breezy and it will be clear for all of those outdoor activities. temperatures heading only towards the low 60s near the coast and upper 60s for many inland areas and in the weekend a boost in temperatures in the inland valleys and to the upper 70s with mostly sunny skies. >> i was here late yesterday and she was like, hi, sheinelle. i'm like who are you she's such a joy all over 30 rock >> she's throwing signs. go, ellie. in a revealing new interview the pop superstar shares intimate details about her personal struggles over the last few years and gives us a tease of the theme of her highly anticipated new album. she posted that clip from the first song of her long-awaited fourth album, and now in new interviews with british and american "vogue" the grammy-winner holds nothing back, talki

plains head to the east. it looks like a rainy saturday especially areas of northern new england, western new york.ow it's unfortunate. a lot of people are checking it out this weekend. it will be a little bit better this sunday, but it will be more windy and unfortunately a lot of the leaves will be coming down as we go throughout the weekend. the rest of the country looking rather nice for a beautiful end to the weekend. i'm disappointed. that 9:00 p.m. east coast start for the baseball game, not ideal for our schedule. >> no. those of us who have to be up "way too early," we'll be reading about that. i can't stay up that late. we'll be reading about it on our phones. >>> still ahead w the midterms a year away, former president trump is urging republicans to sit out of the upcoming elections? hmm. what could that mean for the gop? >>> but before we go to break, we want to know, why are you awake? email your reasons to msnbc.com or tweet me at #waytooearly. we'll read our favorite answers in the show. we'll be right back. e answers in the show. we'll be right back. exposed denr sensitive teeth. my