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louis through the southern ohio valley.in the rockies in montana tomorrow will be heading to areas like minnesota. and this is the snow forecast. montana, especially higher elevations, obviously. bismarck could see an inch or two, fargo two to three inches. but look at the pink coloring from central and southern minnesota, wisconsin, including the minneapolis/st. paul area. you could be talking about the possibility of 2 to 4 inches of snow. again, this isn't today. this will be as we go into your tuesday. so, the brief chill is with us in the northern plains. it's actually very warm still in the west. look at vegas today at 91. we're still pretty warm in the southeast. and it's a brief fall chill because we will see a lot of areas warming up through the middle of the week. d.c.'s going to be 77 degrees on tuesday, very nice. southeast, no problems whatsoever. and then by the end of this week, some of that warmth really surges into areas like new york city's going to be in the 70s on wednesday and thursday. friday not bad,

the damage in chicago is due to this cold front that's making its way across the ohio valley right now. it will spread into the northeast. another soggy day from new york city to philadelphia and even the cloud coverage is going to stay in place until at least the lunch hour it will completely push out of here bahead. it's also causing a cool weather pattern we're going to be stuck in for the next 24 hours daytime highs in the 70s from d.c. to philadelphia, and the heat continues to build all the way into the southeast we do have some better days ahead. coming up. >> i can't wait for it. >> thank you, janessa. >>> just weeks after a reported discovery of a potential sign of clouds in the line of venus, the probe will go there. the probe will go there wednesday and science instruments will go there to explore it and selfie cams will speed past. >> of course. >> here we are. >>> next on "early today," preparing for holiday travel amid the pandemic. >> plus, the new hurdle in the race for a vaccine why johnson & johnson is putting its promising trial on hold. when taken with fulvestrant.

the mid week across the northern tier we have heavy rain going to fall across the mississippi to ohio valley that's a look at the big weather story. syracuse today, 57 and the heat, it's still building for the southwest i want to talk about that coming up. >> we'll look forward to hearing from you thank you, janessa. >>> after a dramatic game 7, the dodgers are headed to the world series they traded the lead and bell lenger hit the lead in game 7. they were down 3-1 in the series but the dodgers win the series and the game, 4-3. this is l.a.'s third time in the series in four years their opponent, the tampa bay rays tampa avoided blowing a lead by beating the astros on saturday the first pitch for the fall classic is tomorrow in arlington, texas. >>> states brace for a surge of early voters. >> the latino voters how they could mean the difference between victory and defeat on election day ection day ewww. dead skin cells? gross! so now, i grab my swiffer heavy duty sweeper and dusters. dusters extends to 6 feet to reach way up high... to grab, trap and lock away gross dust. nice! for dust on

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continue to watch this storm system make its way into the mississippi valley, all the way into the ohio valley as well >> and this is going to be a big-time wind and rain event we'll talk about those impacts, coming up. guys. >> lot of potential damage with all that, right, janessa, thank you. >> prince william is launching what's being called an earth shot to address climate change the british royal announced the new initiative will award 1 million pound prizes to those that seek environmental solutions. so five projects will be awarded the earth shot prize each year, for the next ten years and nominations will begin on november 1st. >> take all the help we can get. >>> coming up. playing politics neighbors use their lawns to reach across the aisle >>> and bearing it all for the ballot box why celebs are getting out of their clothes to get out the vote. >> all right o work faster, making easy work of tough messes. dawn is a go-to grease-cleaner throughout the kitchen, too. keep a bottle in the laundry room to pre-treat greasy stains and keep dawn in the garage to lift grease off car rims. it'

hurricane delta and the curious path that could take it to next week at this time, rains in the ohio valleywe'll explain after this. rtymutm to customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? really? i didn't-- aah! ok. i'm on vibrate. aaah! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ knowinit's hard.re is hard. eliminate who you are not first, and you're going to find yourself where you need to be. ♪ the race is never over. the journey has no port. the adventure never ends, because we are always on the way. ♪ ♪ >> neil: all right. here we go again. for residents of louisiana, this is the third time in six weeks that they have been dealing with a major storm, a hurricane. this is a doozy. hurricane delta is a category two storm. a lot of wind and soaking rain that could send surges up to 12 feet. the latest from phil keating in jennings, louisiana. what's the latest there? >> very rainy, a lot of wind. comes in waves as the bans came up the shore and into the state of louisiana. it's still a category two. winds have dropped down about five miles an h

how about the rainfall from the ohio valley all the way through the east coast this will be a big footprint the other crazy weather going on the ice storm right now from o objection to west texas, it's going to snow in el paso, texas, today. and as far as the snow and ice totals, this is just the ice alone. numerous power outages likely from oklahoma city all the way down to wichita falls. i'll end it with this, dominic, the fire danger is off the charts right now in california yesterday we had 60,000 people that had to evacuate today, 33 million people under red flag warnings. another dangerous, windy day on the west coast i mean, dominic, i don't know if i had an october forecast with more going on than this one. >> i'm trying to take notes right now because of everything that you just said it's tremendous the amount of headlines happening. what exactly could be the implications of all that rain right now, just a few seconds left here for the gulf coast specifically it's still trying to recover how much of that rain damage is already going to be exacerbated by what's happening here now wi

then look the at the heavy rain through the ohio valley and right through areas of the mid-atlantic. and as i mentioned, we also have an historic ice storm going on, kasie, from oklahoma city to wichita falls. it is snowing all the way down to el paso, and here's that ice forecast. power outages likely today in areas of western oklahoma and north texas. and if you've seen any of the pictures out of california, kasie, yesterday and today, winds up to 80 miles per hour. they had 60,000 people evacuate because of wildfires yesterday. that danger remains today also. >> bill, we have to stop meeting like this. this is really making me feel like this week ahead of election day -- we've got enough going on. >> too much going on, kasie! slow the world down! >> it's just -- exactly. i'm overwhelmed over here. anyway, bill karins, thank you, as always, my friend. here's hoping tomorrow looks a little better. >>> still ahead here, with the election just a week away, president trump is reportedly making plans to celebrate the night at, where else, one of his trump-owned properties. the renewed c

the freeze and the frost widespread throughout the middle of the country, all the way through the ohio valleyy, for today's forecast, look how hot it remains in the southwest. l.a., 97 today, phoenix 101. and the heat continues with high fire danger in the southwest right into saturday. and kasie, i'd like to ignore it, but we can't -- it is going to snow this weekend, montana and also northern portions of wisconsin, and then more snow in the northern rockies. a winterlike pattern is trying to establish itself in the middle of october. we start to talk about this stuff. >> it's not even halloween! uh! i'm not ready to think about snow. i'm still firmly in autumn with the falling leaves. bill karins, thank you so much, my friend. have a lovely weekend yourself. try to enjoy that nice weather on saturday. >>> still ahead, republican senator ben sasse offers up some blistering words about president trump. we'll show you what he had to say in a phone call with his constituents. we're back in just a moment. alls constituents we're back in just a moment. we are the thrivers. women with metastatic b

those impacted there do you the mid-atlantic, another shot of cold air moving in the ohio valley. right now, 8 degrees in northern portions of new york. 32 in new york city. sunday morning, very chilly. wind chill and cold air heads to the areas of the great lakes and the northeast. a couple >> and we're off to a chilly start throughout the bay area. a couple of 40s, expected some 50s. by the afternoon we're comfortably into the 70s with overall good weather. we'll see the return of some hazy skies and that's because of nearby wildfires but at times we should be okay when it comes to the temperatures. we'll be seasonable in the 70s. start to warm up headed into the week but we should be dry through the weekend. >>> i'll have your complete spooky halloween forecast coming up. >> we and the kids will be looking forward to that. thank you. >>> still to come, why walmart pulled guns from public displays only to put them back two days later. later. >>> and election our retirement plan with voya gives us confidence. yeah, they help us with achievable steps along the way... ...so we can

spread a lot of heavy rain across the northern part of the southeast into the tennessee river valley and up the ohio to 25 to 30 miles per hour and the possibility of isolated tornados and some left over rain in parts of pennsylvania all the day down into the carolinas. and by the way, it has been a busy season. we've seen ten landfalls around the united states. and so far that is a record and we're on track to be one of the most active seasons on record in the united states. >> jeff, thanks very much on the subject of that busy season. we're going back to mireya villareal. we've been in three hurricanes just this season. >> reporter: that is exactly right, jeff. i was saying i've been in three. the crew has been in four and five. the difference between this one and other ones, yes, there was heavy rain and strong wind gusts overnight, 100 miles per hour in some areas. but hurricane delta as jeff mentioned, blew through fairly quickly. the debris piles are a by product of hurricane laura that came through six weeks ago. we've seen debris scattered on the roadways and downed power lines. some of the

as we get to the mid-week period, showers to the ohio and river valley of new england.he way into the great lakes. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. still looking pretty hazy to start out on this monday morning. and our air quality will be moderate, especially in the north bay as well as the south bay. elsewhere, we are looking at improved air quality and also some mostly sunny skies as our temperatures reach into the mid-60s near the coast. low 80s for the south bay. san jose will reach 82. 83 in napa. concord reaching 88 degrees and warm weather for the rest of the week. >> and that is your latest weather. hoda. >> thank you coming up next, carson's always woman 1: get your vote-by-mail ballot? woman 2: you can stay healthy and fill it out from the safety of home. surfer: or you can fill it out anywhere. man 1: it's easy to mail it back. you don't even need a stamp. man 2: or you can use an official drop box. woman 3: you can even drop it off at the polls. man 3: then, track it to confirm your county got it. see? they got it! woman 4: mail ballots are the

mid-atlantic and the northeast, flood advisories posted here for the tennessee, mississippi ohio river valley get into the next couple hours. the system lifts northeastward on the backside of this, cold enough for measurable snow. pretty awesome if you like snow. >> all right, will young voters turn the tide of 2020? flocking to the polls to have their voices heard but what do they have to say? joining me is conservative activist isabel brown, democratic analyst and campus reform correspondent ophelia jacobson. thank you for being here. i want to pop up this stat that is absolutely mind-boggling age 18 to 22 general election early and absentee vote, look at that. almost 5 million more in this election compared to 2016. first question to you. how much of a factor will young people be in this election? >> already proving to be a very exciting one that could tip the scale one way or another but it might not be the deciding number because many gins the americans are still too young to vote culturally they are such a unique moment happening across our country with enthusiasm for donald trump and c

locally to 6 inches of rain in the lower mississippi valley as we widen out by friday, heavy rain, 3 to 5 inches stretching from the mississippi and ohio river valley all the way into i >> man, it just won't stop al roker on weather from the mid-atlantic, shep. >> man, it just won't stop al roker on weather from home. >> i'm telling ya. >> al, great to see you. thank you. >> you too, my friend. >>> wildfires have destroyed more than 25,000 california homes in just the past three years. that number is from the government and it doesn't even include the year 2020. everyone's favorite year some of these homeowners tell us never again, but they're not moving away. these homeowners are trying to build houses that won't burn here's cnbc's rahil solomon. >> reporter: watch as a firefighter tests the structure by lighting up piles of wood to simulate a wild fire one side is made of noncombustible siding, the other plain wood 30 minutes in the fire resistant siding survives, the wood burnt to ash missy and david barnard's house met a similar blaze.a simi it destroyed 12,000 homes including theirs but they made the decision to rebuild, not only

very widespread across the plain states, the great lakes, the ohio river valley where temperatures arehern plains this weekend for parts of northern rockies in to places that haven't seen the snow since last season. parts of minnesota and south dakota. and montana. so that next system is going to move in. otherwise, a pretty quiet forecast, except we do have high heat across the west coast. of course, that's not helping the fire danger, heat advisories are posted for many of the coastal areas across california. and there is your forecast. so we will watch that covet move through. feels like fall, even winter in some spots. and still summer across the west coast. happy friday. we made it, my friends. round of applause for everybody. steve: very nicely done. whew. ainsley: thank you, janice. 46 minutes after the top of the hour. the left is serious with senator dianne feinstein because she hugged senator lindsey graham at the end of the confirmation hearing. senator graham is here to react coming up next. >> my wife and i are in disbelief at the lack of coordinated federal action on covi

louisiana through the mississippi and the tennessee river valleys and eventually making its way through nashville and over the appalachians, through the ohiovalley, into the northeast by the time monday morning rolls around and could see significant rainfall. they'll take it in the northeast. could use rain but in some spots we'll see some flooding today. here's what we expect, anywhere from three to six inches of rainfall, and then quickly this is what broke the record this year. a tenth named landfalling storm here in the u.s. breaking the record set back in 1960, a record we don't like or brag about. about. >>> good morning from our roof camera. we have a good deal of cloud cover, a little muggy out there today, and looking at temperatures below average. 62 downtown with low 70s inland. >> >>> this weathercast sponsored by gold bond. with no power or water at the hotel it would be pretty handy right now. back over to you. >> hopefully some fragrance. >> we're firmly in tmi territory at this point. >> take care of yourself, rob. >> thank you. >>> coming up on "good morning america," where you can get a coronavirus test at the airport for

locally 6 inches of rain in the lower mississippi river valley but as we widen out by friday, heavy rain 3 to 5 inches stretching from the mississippi and ohioer valleys all the way to the mid-atlantic and northeast, shep. >> man, it just won't stop al roker on weather from home. >> i'm telling you >> al, it's great to see you thank you. >> you, too, my friend >> all right wildfires have destroyed more than 25,000 california homes in just the past three years. that number is from the government, and it doesn't even include the year 2020. everyone's favorite year some of these homeowners tell us, never again. but they're not moving away. these homeowners are trying to build houses that won't burn here's cnbc's rahel solomon. >> reporter: watch as they test the structure by lighting up piles of wood. one side combustible, the other side plain wood. the fire resistant siding survives the wood burnt to ash. missy and david tout a similar fate following a deadly blaze in paradise, california the 2018 inferno destroyed 12,000 homes including theirs, but they made the decision to rebuild. not only do they want noncombustible siding, they wanted the

shep, is going to be generally about 8 inches of rain in the lower mississippi valley, but that heavy rain extends into the ohio and mississippi river valleys and into the northeast even if you're not on the gulf, if you're in the northeastern part of the u.s., you'll be affected by this >> the first freeze friday night. thank you, al. >>> satellite images show these weather events smoke in the west coast, see that winter storm in the southern plain plains, tropical storm zeta about to become a hurricane heading to the gulf coast south. these are ripple effects of climate change and expected to intensify. >>> small bils owneusiness owned workers in this country just can't seem to catch a break. shutdowns hit them hard, and now after lots of talk and zero action, no stimulus relief from the government tonight, how some are staying afloat >>> and kazakhstan goes full "borat." the government used to hate that guy, and now a warm embrace for all the clicks ty' >>> new right now on cnbc, it appears president trump's campaign website got hacked. the official website had this message that said, this site was seized th

>>somewhat typical what they're going to get basic is going to be some leftover rain in the ohio valleye delta by the way. on our coast. we're still continue to contend with this front that's on our back yard for this morning. not going to supply a lot quantitatively but at least cosmetic a few little scattered showers are still in her future there you can see that live shot coming in from the golden gate bridge swing and things are out of the shot from timber on this thinks team kind of imagery again again that kind of cloudy skies above us and off to the distance the golden gate temperatures in the 60's off to the east bay we're still in the 50's to the north bay, very slow mercury movement here with all this cloud cover hanging around the current wind show us a little bit of an onshore wind that's in place there will be a noticeable shift however that will be happening tomorrow and that ship is going to be offshore and that looks like it's going to be more of that in the next week. so that's something we've got to watch as temperatures climb. but we also dry out as well, here's how i

these up you can see kind of the curvature this is what's left of it now here just heavy rains the ohio valleyday a buddy mine who works at our next our station down in columbus georgia, he was dealing with tornadoes going on now that's not unheard of with the landfalling hurricane because when it's over water, it's very stable, but it goes over land becomes unstable in the air mass starts to go in different directions. that's when you get spin, you get very weak tornadoes typically with that which is what they had yesterday but that carries with it locally severe weather in its wake now the big issue is flooding with this. i checked on watches and warnings and all that sort of thing we're not seeing that we're just seeing rain going up the mid-atlantic states they're back on the home front what a contrast get a lot of those nice shot here the golden gate bridge, a very clear and the wake of kind of all the fog that we had from yesterday and lingering a little bit coming in early during the evening yesterday, here's a shot from timber on as we can see off in the distance the golden gate clear

in also a cold front pushing across portions of the ohio valley and the great lakes.ns. take a look at that 6 to 12 even 18 inches in the higher elevations and it's going to be a wintry mix as we get close to the upper midwest. so travel is going to be impacted just take it easy on the roadways. all right. will and ainsley and brian, back to you. will: 2020 keeps hitting me, ainsley. ainsley: i know did you hear there is a meteor heading to earth on election day? oh my gosh. let's hand it over to jillian. she has more headlines for us. jillian: seattle's interim police chief vows to crack down on violent protest. it comes after a suspect is arrested for brutally attacking an officer with a metal bat. >> this is not a peaceful protest. this is not civil disobedience. this is illegal and this is violence. >> police say jacob hit the officer so hard it cracked his protective helmet. greenberg also faces charges for setting fires during the riots. a woman is charged with assaulting a vietnam veteran showing his support for president trump. dudley is accused of assaulting

the great lakes and the ohio and tennessee valleys, temperatures this morning feeling like the 20s inish, 33 in knoxville, frost and freeze advisories coupled up against red flag warnings because we've got windy conditions, the windy conditions are extending into iowa and it ill and missouri today. be careful there. high fire damage. >>> this weather report sponsored by the u.s. postal service. great weather for them to deliver here in the northeast today. guys, back over to you. >> all right, thanks, rob. >>> coming up on "good morning america" -- a new covid positive test in the patriots camp, is the nfl heading toward a bubble as the season heads toward the halfway mark. >>> and how to talk to your kids about politics and make them lifelong voters. that's ahead. life long voters. that's ahead. we live in uncertain times. however, there is one thing you can be certain of. the men and woman of the united states postal service. we are here to deliver your cards, packages and prescriptions. and also deliver the peace of mind knowing that what's important to you-like your ballot-is on i

luke's magic valley, ohio's largest health care provider. dr. kern, let me just start there.icture at your hospital there. we see the positivity rate is beyond alarming. which usually is followed then by a huge spike in hospitalizatio hospitalizations. so what is your situation? >> yeah, what we're seeing is we've had about 40% of all of our positives in my county in the last three weeks. so it kind of gives you a scale of how significant -- >> wow. >> -- this surge of cases is. we have been very full. our census has been very high. we've actually had to start making different decisions about what we're doing here at the hospital and even transferring? to our sister hospital in boise because of the volumes here in twin falls. >> so what does that mean for non-covid-related medical procedures? are you doing -- are you having to postpone elective surgery? what are you looking at here? >> yeah. so far we've stopped the elective surgery that need an overnight bed. which you know, is a good number of patients. like hysterectomies, knee replacements, those kinds of things we're not

cold coming in tomorrow, and the frost advisory and the freeze warnings stretching from the ohio river valley to the northeast and in fact tomorrow morning it is going to feel like 21 in boston and 35 in d.c. and 26 in binghamton and chilly up around the great lakes, mild out in the rockies and some snow moving, and i should say rain and snow moving into the pacific northwest. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we take a look at our high temperatures for today expect it to reach into the upper 70s and a few low 80s, but overall slightly cooler compared to yesterday. a high of 76 degrees in san jose and 80 in concord. we're going to see a few low 80s and more of the same leading into the weekend. halloween weekend looks really nice. don't forget to set your clocks back one hour on sunday morning and early on monday we're looking at temperatures starting out cool but warming up into the low 80s. weather. savannah >> all right, al coming up, how do we celebrate in a safe and fun way considering some cities

in june of 1884, we saw the beginning of a major mine strike in the river valley of ohio where 4,000orkers plus their families and the community went out on strike. they, the strike lasted six months. the miners lost, but what's noteworthy is it taught them the usefulness of organization and coordination. because if you go on strike, you don't get paid. so the strike doesn't last very long because you have to eat. but they were able to organize and raise funds. they had a 100,000 relief fund that enabled them to keep this fight up for six months and once gerngs it demonstrated to workers the value of organization organization. then in march of 1885 came a major strike against the missouri pacific railroad, which was trying to have a pay cut. most of which was owned by our buccaneering friend jay gould. on e behalf of the workers, which probably tells us more about gould than the governors but never the less, gould gave back the pay cut and once again, workers saw value in organization. it all meant dramatic growth for the knights of labor. then they had 700,000 member, but this would

have also got warm weather out west very fall like in the plains and wet weather through the ohio river valleysour >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. let's take a look at our high temperatures for today. it's going to be very hot as our temperatures reach into the upper 90s. even up to 101 today in antioch. in san francisco, we're reaching into the mid-80s. our seven-day forecast shows we'll still have some very warm temperatures into the weekend. although it will come down slightly, but the fire danger definitely continues for today. >>> all right. and it's time. it's our >>> all right. and it's time. it's our favorite. that's right sunday night, football night in america. savannah's eagles fly into levy stadium. does that stadium make me look fat? i don't know but we're looking at the 49ers in santa clara partly cloudy, 75. eagles, 49ers. sunday night football night in america. >> if there was ever a morning -- wow. >> wow >> i was feeling a little fuzzy there. actually, that wasn't planned. that's just the way rope shoots things. >> oh, mr. roper. >> thank you for that. we needed

in june of 1884, we saw the beginning of a major mind strike in their river valley of ohio, where 4000kers, plus their families in the community, went out on strike. the strike lasted six months. the minors lost a strike, but what is noteworthy about this, it's that once again and taught them the usefulness of organization and coordination. because if you go on strike, you don't get paid. so the strike doesn't last very long, you have to eat. but, they were able to organize and raise funds, they had 100,000 dollar relief find, that enabled them to keep this fight on for six months. and once again, it demonstrates to workers the value of organization. then in march of 1885, came in major strike against emma sorry pacific railroad, which was trying to have a pay cut. that strike spread through virtually the entire southwestern railroad network, most of which was owned by our friend gould. the governors of nebraska, and chances intervened in this case on behalf of the workers, which i think, probably tells us more about gould, then it does about the governors. but nevertheless, gold gave

also a secondary low bringing more rain into the mississippi and ohio river valleys. sunshine through the plains. sunny but not quite as warm out west. that's good news. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. nice sunrise across the bay area as we take a live look outside at san jose also a chilly start. grab a jacket if you're going to be heading out. here's a look at our high temperatures for today. recovering nicely and reaching into the upper 070s and low 80s. temperatures comfortable for the next several days and halloween expect a high of 80 and 82 by sunday. >> and that is your latest weather. savannah >> al, thank you so much >>> just ahead, the fbi this morning sounding the alarm on a major cybersecurity threat a coordinated attack targeting u.s. hospitals this morning, the race to find out who is behind it and why >>> plus, the new coronavirus outbreak in europe cases there exploding, and new lockdowns being announced. keir simmons joins us live from london with that stor

valley, flash flooding potential there. but look at this, through thursday night heavy rain through the ohio and mississippi river valleys all the way into the northeast. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. hould try cascade platinum plus the power of oxi. cascade platinum + oxi breaks down food soils some detergents can leave behind, cleaning up to 99% of visible and invisible food residue then washing it away so it doesn't redeposit on your dishes. and oxi is cascade's most powerful clean, formulated with no chlorine bleach. for a deep, hygienic clean you can see and feel cascade + the power of oxi. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we take a look at our high temperatures for today. it's going to be a nice day but still pretty windy with most of our highs across the bay area reaching into the upper 70s. a few low 80s for the interior valleys. and we do still have the red flag warning today. it has been extended until 5:00 p.m. as we are still looking at some of our mountain top ridge gusts reaching up to 60 miles per hour throughout the rest of the day. >>> and that's yo

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