ken, what is arthur rhodes doing in the dirt?the dirt. he lost his son jordan to age of five in indisclosed illness in 2008. he told me i'm going out there to play for my little boy. first one, his first world series is for him. >> joe: hamilton first up. against rhodes. two out, nobody out. dotel got the first two in the eighth. and arthur rhodes who started this season with the rangers, and now ends this season facing the rangers in the world series brings it home to his former teammate. just missed outside. 2-0. >> tim: in fact, arthur rhodes is being paid only $100,000 by the cardinals. and $1.1 million by the rangers. so he's pitching against the team that pays most of his salary. >> joe: here is a 2-0. off the hands. 2-1. and now motte the closer has replaced lance lynn with two-out in the inning. mike adams on the other side. if hamilton reaches, it will be motte. here is the 2-1. 3-1. on deck is michael young. rhodes was cut loose in august. the rangers. and john daniels made the additions to their bullpen. he was expenda

ken, what is arthur rhodes doing in the dirt? in the dirt. he lost his son jordan to age of five in indisclosed illness in 2008. he told me i'm going out there to play for my little boy. first one, his first world series is for him. >> joe: hamilton first up. against rhodes. two out, nobody out. dotel got the first two in the eighth. and arthur rhodes who started this season with the rangers, and now ends this season facing the rangers in the world series brings it home to his former teammate. just missed outside. 2-0. >> tim: in fact, arthur rhodes is being paid only $100,000 by the cardinals. and $1.1 million by the rangers. so he's pitching against the team that pays most of his salary. >> joe: here is a 2-0. off the hands. 2-1. and now motte the closer has replaced lance lynn with two-out in the inning. mike adams on the other side. if hamilton reaches, it will be motte. here is the 2-1. 3-1. on deck is michael young. rhodes was cut loose in august. the rangers. and john daniels made the additions to their bullpen. he was exp

today providence is the capital of rhode island. and "hope" is the state motto. >> so the flag includes hope, this golden anchor -- which is a reference to the coastline of rhode island -- and also 13 stars to represent the 13 states, the original states. >> here's one more interesting fact. although rhode island is our smallest state geographically, it has the longest name of any state. its official title is "state of rhode island and providence plantations." in this case, the term "plantations" refers to resettling people in a new place. >> with "flag facts," i'm scott. >> gigapan is an amazing website. it allows you to see photos as they've never been seen before. take, for example, this picture of a library. say you want to read the title of one of the books. impossible, you think? just watch. voilà! here's a scene from president obama's inauguration. using the slider, you can zoom in close enough to see how well vice president biden shaved. each of these pictures is actually made up of hundreds of photos that are combined by co

arthur rhodes, a nice job.uy that's been in the bid leagues for 20 years, to a reliever who has been with twelve major league teams, which ties a record. he is involved in his first world series. he will deal with ian kinsler, who has been on base three times and then elvis andrus with rzepczysnki getting loose in case hamilton comes up in a big spot here in the seventh. >> tim: octavio dotel, his fifth world series appearance. he was the loser in game five when michael young doubled to right center to lead off that eighth inning. he ultimately scored on that ball hit by napoli and dotel took the loss. >> joe: last team to come back from the three run deficit to win game 7 was the '86 match, which is a footnote in history after the red sox' billner played at first base, and lost. the batter is kinsler. two singles and a walk against carpenter. kinsler red hot. takes a strike. it appears mike add will be on the mound for the rangers in the bottom of the seventh with pujols, berkman and freese coming up. here is

arthur rhodes, a nice job. guy that's been in the bid leagues for 20 years, to a reliever who has been with twelve major league teams, which ties a record. he is involved in his first world series. he will deal with ian kinsler, who has been on base three times and then elvis andrus with rzepczysnki getting loose in case hamilton comes up in a big spot here in the seventh. >> tim: octavio dotel, his fifth world series appearance. he was the loser in game five when michael young doubled to right center to lead off that eighth inning. he ultimately scored on that ball hit by napoli and dotel took the loss. >> joe: last team to come back from the three run deficit to win game 7 was the '86 match, which is a footnote in history after the red sox' billner played at first base, and lost. the batter is kinsler. two singles and a walk against carpenter. kinsler red hot. takes a strike. it appears mike add will be on the mound for the rangers in the bottom of the seventh with pujols, berkman and freese coming up. here i

ken, what is arthur rhodes doing in the dirt?e dirt. he lost his son jordan to age of five in indisclosed illness in 2008. he told me i'm going out there to play for my little boy. first one, his first world series is for him. >> joe: hamilton first up. against rhodes. two out, nobody out. dotel got the first two in the eighth. and arthur rhodes who started this season with the rangers, and now ends this season facing the rangers in the world series brings it home to his former teammate. just missed outside. 2-0. >> tim: in fact, arthur rhodes is being paid only $100,000 by the cardinals. and $1.1 million by the rangers. so he's pitching against the team that pays most of his salary. >> joe: here is a 2-0. off the hands. 2-1. and now motte the closer has replaced lance lynn with two-out in the inning. mike adams on the other side. if hamilton reaches, it will be motte. here is the 2-1. 3-1. on deck is michael young. rhodes was cut loose in august. the rangers. and john daniels made the additions to their bullpen. he was expendabl

arthur rhodes gets loose. there goes kinsler! the throw by molina. safe! with a huge stolen base for the rangers! >> tim: furcal with a huge jump. he had a big stolen base against detroit in the lcs and a huge jump, a great pitch for yadier molina to handle. slide to go the outside of the bag, furcal with that sweet tag, and kinsler is in there. >> joe: and a good call by ron kulp, the second base umpire. >> tim: right. molina did what what he could. he had a good pitch to handle. and that transfer was perfect, but too good a jump for kinsler, knowing that most short relievers do not have good moves to first base. just in there! >> joe: runner at second. the tieing run, nobody out here in the ninth. and it's still 1-2 on elvis andrus. elvis drove home 60 runs during the regular season. josh hamilton on deck. inside. 2-2. remember, if this game goes to extra innings, cardinals have a couple big bats no longer in their lineup, freese and berkman. >> tim: tony la russa just moving center fielders jon jay about three steps into right center field. >> joe: that

arthur rhodes gets loose. there goes kinsler! the throw by molina. safe! with a huge stolen base for the rangers! >> tim: furcal with a huge jump. he had a big stolen base against detroit in the lcs and a huge jump, a great pitch for yadier molina to handle. slide to go the outside of the bag, furcal with that sweet tag, and kinsler is in there. >> joe: and a good call by ron kulp, the second base umpire. >> tim: right. molina did what what he could. he had a good pitch to handle. and that transfer was perfect, but too good a jump for kinsler, knowing that most short relievers do not have good moves to first base. just in there! >> joe: runner at second. the tieing run, nobody out here in the ninth. and it's still 1-2 on elvis andrus. elvis drove home 60 runs during the regular season. josh hamilton on deck. inside. 2-2. remember, if this game goes to extra innings, cardinals have a couple big bats no longer in their lineup, freese and berkman. >> tim: tony la russa just moving center fielders jon jay about three steps into right center field. >> joe: that

here he gets an arthur rhodes ball up in the air.ct n that situation you are look for a strikeout and that's why you have jason motte in there. michael young, 3-2 slider, a sacrifice fly. if you would have told the texas rangers that your three and four hitters would go 1 for 14 with two sacrifice flies, and you get out of here with one win in two games, they would say we'll take it all day. that's what they did tonight. they stole this game from the st. louis cardinals. >> chris: it half a tough season for michael young. a few moments ago our ken rosenthal caught up with him. >> ken: here with michael young. michael, take me through the at-bat. you didn't know much about lance. you told me you didn't know much about the cardinals. what was that like. >> he throw me hooks early on, the 3-0 hook. at that important i tried to be as disciplined as i could in the zone with the open bag and one out. wasn't sure they wanted a fresh at-bat. my only goal was to get something deep enough to score a run. >> you are a former shortstop. you saw

after my parents had divorced, i spent most of my youth in the state of rhode island, southern rhode island, and then after i graduated high school, i went to undergraduate college in st. louis, missouri and then came out here for grad school, which fell in love with san francisco bay area. all of my plans changed and this became my home. i worked as an environmental analyst for a number of think tanks and then applied that trade in law enforcement, where i went to the san francisco police academy many, many years ago, graduated as a academy class, president of the class. trained in environmental forensics, both here locally, state and federally by the usepa in the training center in georgia and i worked for the district attorney's office in san francisco for nine years before becoming elected supervisor. >> and you spent most of your adult life in san francisco. >> yes. >> why did you make the choice to live in the city? >> oh, my god, i had never been west of the mississippi until i came here. growing up, we read a lot in our household but many of the books that i was drawn to were

this comes as no surprise to rhode islanders. rhode island was once a world leader in textiles and jewelry manufacturing, but these industries have been hit hard by a flood of cheap imports from china, greatly straining our state's economy. if we regained the nearly 12,000 jobs estimated to have been lost to china over the past decade, our unemployment rate in rhode island would drop by two full percentage points. as i travel around rhode island, i've heard time and time again from workers and business owners about the costs of chinese currency manipulation. george schuster is the c.e.o. of the cranston print works a textile manufacturer that traces its roots back to 1807. he told me, "we know firsthand the impact that china's disruptive policies have had as we've seen factory after factory close their doors around us. addressing china's manipulation of its currency would be a good first step to bringing our trade policy to where it needs to be, to help get american manufacturers moving in the right direction again." lesley tato

out of massachusetts by his brethren for being a rebel rousing loudmouth and he goes on to found rhode island. it is sort of deals with the two things i admire most about the american puritans sort of hinted at in that title. i love them as thinkers and writers. my -- one of my favorite pieces of writing is john winthrop's sermon a model of christian charity where he imagines new england as a city on a hill. i love them as thinkers and writers. one reason i wanted to write about them is when someone says puritans people think of them as stupid and these were the most educator, intelligent abstract thinkers of all time. they just happened to be born before the age of reason. the other thing i love about them that is at the heart of winthrop's sermon is there communalism. their love of one another and the idea of community. it is this poem of community that we must be as members of the same body to rejoice together and suffered together and mourn together as members of the same body. there's something beautiful and idealistic about that. is also the force of the whole dark side of that c

following that, naples, italy, then venice, and then newport, rhode island. at webpage in june 2012. that is where we will crown our first america's cup champion. that will be the culmination of the first season. the second season will kick off in august and september for two events. you will be able to see the america's cup in action with the ac-45's in 2012. still have a couple of the new deals that we still have to work on. we but then finished the pacific ocean, middle east part of the door by going back to italy again, finishing up in the naples? in may 2013. at that point, the world series is finished and all eyes are

island and continue to be produced in rhode island. from textiles to toys, rhode islanders have been harmed as the artificially cheap yuan and exports from china affected communities. if singapore, taiwan, asia and hong kong let their dollar float freely against the dollar, u.s. exports would increase 1.9%, creating up to 2.25 million jobs in the united states. again, some of our efforts should be focused today in growing our economy, measured not just by g.d.p., but more importantly, by jobs. and this is one of those measures that is consistent with growing jobs here in america and also respects the fact that in order for a trade to work in the world, the trade has to be fair as well as free. that everyone has to follow the rules, that there's no exception. what we expect of our s*es, we should -- of ourselves we should demand of others. that is what is at the heart of this bill. currently private businesses in the united states are not able to compete on a level playing field with chinese manufacturers and exporters that have an unfa

. >> >> a train site for drivers on a rhode island bridge. how a cow ended up stuck in traffic. . >>> around the nation a 9-1-1 dispatcher in arizona and an emergency call -- the caller a nine-year-old girl called because her parents were fighting and she was scared. a neighbor also ended up calling after seeing the couple run outside. >> your mom and dad are having a big fight? >> yeah, they won't stop. they are yelling at each other an they are killing themselves >> they are killing themselves? >> they are killing each other. my mom has a knife >> when police got there. they found the girl in the home and both parents are small cuts and bruises. police arrested both of them for domestic violence. the girl's mother said she thought her daughter over reacted. but police said she did the right thing by calling. >> is >> people in south florida picking up the pieces after a tornado touched down last night fashion at weather night -- >> and a cow in a truck heading to a slaughterhouse in rhode island said "no way. forget it, i'm breaking out" en

here he gets an arthur rhodes ball up in the air. what does he do in sac fly out to right field and makes contact n that situation you are look for a strikeout and that's why you have jason motte in there. michael young, 3-2 slider, a sacrifice fly. if you would have told the texas rangers that your three and four hitters would go 1 for 14 with two sacrifice flies, and you get out of here with one win in two games, they would say we'll take it all day. that's what they did tonight. they stole this game from the st. louis cardinals. >> chris: it half a tough season for michael young. a few moments ago our ken rosenthal caught up with him. >> ken: here with michael young. michael, take me through the at-bat. you didn't know much about lance. you told me you didn't know much about the cardinals. what was that like. >> he throw me hooks early on, the 3-0 hook. at that important i tried to be as disciplined as i could in the zone with the open bag and one out. wasn't sure they wanted a fresh at-bat. my only goal was to get something deep

[laughter] but i remember, actually, i went to an event at rhodes house, and rhodes house is kind of this really fancy mansion on the oxford university campus. and i remember as i walked in to rhodes house, walked into the marble foyer, and i remember looking up and seeing the names of rhodes scholars who had left oxford in world war ii to fight overseas. and they had left to fight overseas, and they had died overseas. and i remember as i was looking up at them, i remember thinking that if they hadn't have made that choice, um, then i wouldn't be standing here looking up at them. and so i thought about what the university could give me. and they would give me a tremendous amount of freedom. i thought that the consulting firm could give me a lot of money. and i realized that the navy was going to give me very little but would make me more. and they would make me more because they were going to challenge me. they were going to make me more because they were going to test me. they were going to make me more because they were going to demand something of me. and so when i thought about t

rhode island and brookland. >>> 6:14 now. two ceremonies will be held to mark the 10th anniversary of the deadliest amtrak's attacks. 10 years ago today that the brentwood postal facility in d.c. was closed for contamination and the first postal worker died. ceremonies will be held at the basilic basilica at 9:00 this morning -- 9:30 this morning and 4:00 this afternoon. >>> conrad murray's involuntary manslaughter trial continues. dr. stephen schaefer testified dr. murray made several mistakes while treating the singer. after that testimony, the prosecution will rest its case. >>> actress lindsay lohan will get a second shot at community service at a los angeles mo rgue today. she showed up late yesterday and was turned away. this was after she violated the terms of her probation already. her spokesperson says she was late because she got lost amid a media frenzy. >>> we are learning more about the owner of an ohio farm where dozens of exotic animals escaped from earlier this week's. court records show that terry thompson ow

. >>> traffic on rhode island's jamestown bridge came to a screeching halt after a cow fell off a truck. state and local police spent over an hour trying to round up the runaway cow before corralling it in a wooded area where it had to be euthanized. >>> and in boulder, colorado, a house cat refused to back down from a much bigger distant relative in his backyard. look at that face-off. separated by only a glass door, zeus lived up to his name, staring down the mountain lion for several minutes, until the largest animal left. >>> finally, a florida infant is drawing attention for entering the world with a little more bite than most babies. the baby's parents discovered two tiny teeth after bringing her home from the hospital. expert say it's rare for newborns to have teeth but it doesn't cause a problem unless they come loose. a little smile, too. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather here's nbc meteorologist bill karins with weather channel forecast. a little face-off there. >> the problem is for the mom. >> absolutely, yeah. minor details there. >> best of luck. goo

following that, naples, italy, then venice, and then newport, rhode island.t webpage in june 2012. that is where we will crown our first america's cup champion. that will be the culmination of the first season. the second season will kick off in august and september for two events. you will be able to see the america's cup in action with the ac-45's in 2012. still have a couple of the new deals that we still have to work on. we but then finished the pacific ocean, middle east part of the door by going back to italy again, finishing up in the naples? in may 2013. at that point, the world series is finished and all eyes are focused on san francisco. in the advance of the world series being finished, there will be activity here as the team's focus on the ac-72's. was the world series is over with, it is all about getting the levitalouis vuitton cup goi. >> you are only going to have won the world series event? that one visit? >> that is right. we will be your fourth two months. late july until august, in terms of when teams are arriving on site to prepare. >> it

but they do have 36 cities to have aggregated in rhode island. new jersey, the advocates are still pushing hard there to give them up to the first program. i reported out on illinois. they enacted cca in 2009, and they are really going gangbusters. but again, it is this different paradigm where the city is asking -- acting as they pass through. they take on the wrist, but in my view, the yield very the long-term benefit. other promising states -- yes, commissioner? >> tallon judy fine big investors? >> it is a technical term. it find it really against our experience here in california in terms of adoption rates. so when 20 cities go to ballot, it is mayor lee 25 cities. in 20 cities passed a referendum to move forward with their programs. that is an adoption rate that blows california out of the water. so you still not really have one, hopefully two soon. sonoma is coming up the pike. and they're getting ready to go to ballot with 20 more. >> they have been on since 2009. >> correct. >> what has been the experience? what has been the experience f

he was practically run out of rhode island. in congress on the new rival the generals x eight alexander hamilton wrote to governor george clinton of new york warning and the country was about to collapse. hamilton recommended offering the soldiers and officers of the continental army generous grants of land in new york. almost certainly come hamilton predicted, there were going to be vicious wars between the states and whittled to have professional soldiers on hand to give the empire state's fighting for them. that's thinking. in the camp at new windsor on the hudson river north of new york the continentals were growing more and more restless. not a few officers urged him to march in philadelphia tell congress to go home and take charge of the country as can george i or president and general's life washington emphatically rejected the idea and ordered a colonel who had urged in several letters not to mention it again to anyone ever. congress old the soldiers tyndale's of dollars in back pay and even larger debt was tied to the

what would have happened if this bill passed in rhode island? it would have support 2,100 construction jobs, 1,100 education jobs, 1,100 school infrastructure sdwrobs. 31,000 jobs for long-term unemployed. can your state and your constituents in the state afford to lose all of this, senator? >> no, al, and behind those numbers, there are real stories of real americans. i do a tele-town hall pretty regularly. on my last one, a lady called in. her name is diane, and she was talking about her husband. they have three kids. her husband was a heavy equipment operator, lost his job. retrained himself as a welder, lost his jobs. through no fault of their own, because of the economy. now they're struggling, they don't know what they're going to do. they don't know if they can keep their home with three children in it. you can put people to work in this country right away with the unextra structure investment this bill would create. so the numbers you used, reverend are big numbers. what's important is behind each of those numbers is a family suffering b

red line will single track between new york avenue and rhode island avenue.er train will end at new york avenue. the next week from october 11th through october 14th, red line trains will single track between new york avenue and ft. totten. every other train will still end at new york avenue. metro suggests adding ten minutes to your trip. >>> new from overnight, a scientist and two others won the 2011 nobel prize for medicine. it went to scientist ruth butler. and canadian born ralph steinman. sweden's institute says their research has helped lay the foundations for a new way for therapeutic vaccines that stimulate the immune system to attack tumors. >>> it is 6:55. here are the morning's top stories. a tearful amanda knox addressed convicted of murdering her roommate in 2009. knox was sentenced to 26 years in prison. >>> today begins the second week of the trial against dr. conrad murray, the doctor for michael jackson. he's accused of giving the singer a lethal dose of anesthetic back in 2009. if convicted, he faces four years in prison and the loss of his

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john, you mentioned using soar in rhode island. i mean, it's been a successful program i would think there would be a really wider conversation about using it nationwide because it's- that is one of the things that we are looking at. in addition, not only just those individuals that are below 133 percent of the federal poverty level, but for those individuals between 133 and 400, you have got a lot of youth in there that are not insured. and for the most part, the way that youth communicate these days is through pdas and other devices. so again, thinking about strategies by which, for those youth that have pdas that might have a mental health or substance use condition, to try to reach out to them around the importance of insurance. because i can certainly remember when i was 21 or 22 and somebody wanted to take money out of my paycheck for insurance, i thought twice about it. but the fact remains is that i think we're going to have to do a little bit of a business case for those individuals. and as richard said, meet them where th

hanabusa hanabusa i would like to thank the gentleman from rhode island. before he leaves, i would like to say when we came here in a small number, the number of nine, and we have maintained our relationships. we hear each other all the time. some of us sit right in front of where the congressman from rhode island is and we shift inside our seats. we hear what they have done and what our constituents are saying us. i'm sure he knows it's great to hear the congressman from detroit to talk about the detroit plant. the congressman from rhode island speak about, of course, his -- sort of like a block grant for his make it in america part. and each and every one of them has done something where they're looking at and hearing their constituents. and that's what we want to press upon everyone. we hear what our constituents are saying. and i think it was said very well from the congressman from delaware, what we all have to put everything aside and build on is the public confidence because unless the public's confidence grows and unless they begin to feel not only

you can use in rhode island, not just one that people don't have. >> i've got to end it here.ohn fund, michael, both of you very knowledgeable on this topic and it's why i wanted you both on. thank you very much for coming on. >>> up next, how will wall street react to the new jobs numbers? we'll get a market preview next. plus, we're live in kabul. it's the tenth anniversary of the war in afghanistan, ten years. the fight, the sacrifice and where the conflict goes from here. >>> on a lighter note, a dressing down in the massachusetts senate race, or actually had to do with not dressing. scott brown's past as a centerfold is back in the headlines. did he get the last laugh or cringe? first, today's trivia question -- what is the oldest committee of congress? first correct answer will get a follow friday from us. the answer coming up. >>> wall street's had about an hour to digest the latest jobs report. the opening bell just rang, so what's ahead for the trading day in cnbc's brian shackman has the rundown. >> we're positive on the dow and s&p 500. if we're positive for the day

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otro asunto migratorio preocupa en rhode island donde apoyaron e inmigrantes indocumentadosa que paguenlos residentes. nos vamos ahora a mÉxicos. unos 120 ldados patrullan las calles cercanas a escuelas. pero todavÍa mÁs niÑos se verán afecdos porque al -460 escuelas cerrarÁn al finales de agosto porque se les exige darÍa a los maestros parte de sus salariospara que tuvieran proteccÓn. el ministerio de defensa se encontraron dos cabezas que dos personas. la policÍa dijo que un grupo llamado la mano con ojos dejÓ una nota reclamando la responsabilidad. >> se habÍa huido de este tipo de confusiones en el norte del paÍs pero aquí en mÉxico no. ahora lo estamos presenciando. la masa de no encontrarse con siete de este tipo que estÁ matando. >> segÚn las autoridades,18 miembros del grupo han sido arrestados. hay que estÁ a favor de que el presidente los estados unidos enviara el tratado de bre comercio con colombia y corea del sur. una que existen los votos en la cÁmara. >> colombia es un gran socio estratÉgico de estados unidos. el primero en reconocer este gran avance fue el esidente juan

to stations on the red line will be shut down, rhode island avenue and brookland. there will be some single tracking. the work begins tomorrow night at 10:00 and they will resume normal operations on monday. there will be a quiz at 6:55. >>> here is a quiz, there are bad drivers, that was the worst? people asked by wtop radio ranked d.c. driver's the worst. 37% said virginia drivers are the worst 35% said maryland drivers. about 11% did not discriminate, they say all of us are bad drivers. >>> no comment. >> hello. >> hello. we are all good drivers. you are in virginia. >> i am today. no tickets. ready for beautiful weekend weather? we will really be in good shape. look at this image from the weather camera and arlington, washington-lee high school. at the wind kept increasing, the clouds increased. this is pretty much the story overcast. later tonight, the skies clear and temperatures fall. temperatures cool, average height upper 60's. now we are in the middle fifties already. if you go far enough west, a wisp ski resort, garrett county, 36 degrees. on the scorebo

became more uncomfortable with the relationship at 3 got an e-mail detail in a 2005 indictment of the rhode island senator that worked as a consultant. he says he asked mr. small whether the meeting was ok. he says the question was initially ignored. then he told him that shoppers relationship ulysses currie was cleared by legal. the prosecution called on an irs employee. she said that he reported the end come, he did not attach a 1099 form. the irs pointed out that he attached forms regarding his retirement and legislative pay, but not the one from shoppers. under cross-examination, the irs employees told the jury that he was not required to do that. the senators' lawyers provided a preview of some of their defense strategy. it happened and across the nation of the dick the cross- examination. she described the chairman as disorganized. his office amass. -- a mess. she says an employee actually took care of all matters before the budget and tax committee. she now works for the senate president mike miller. a lot of drama and intense legal wrangling is expected tomorrow. the senator is also

. >>> in rhode island, there were some giant sized competitors at the annual new england pumpkin growers weighoff. the top prize went to one gargantuan guard that tipped the scales at over 1600 pounds. this year's winner was just 150 pounds shy of the world record. what a bummer. >>> finally, some elaborate facial features were put on display in pennsylvania. more than 200 competitors made to stay clear of those clippers as they vie for various titles at the national beard and moustache championship. even winner received $600 and additional prizes. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here is nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. it's been way too long. >> yes, good to see you. >> welcome back. >> did you have a good weekend? >> i had a phenomenal weekend working. >> oh, you were work? i was working, too. i was picking pumpkins with the rest of america. >> bravo. >> it was a warm, sunny weekend and a lot of people were enjoying the festivities. it was so warm and so unusual. everywhere pretty much east of the rockies has been extremely warm

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