but i am opposed to the way governor rounds set-up the keystone xl pipeline for south dakota. the oil just passes through our state and it will endanger one of the clean water areas. the grain needs to be shipped by smaller pipelines and move the north dakota oil across minnesota to the refineries but this pipeline doesn't do it. i want relief so the big train engines will haul grain rather than oil. we had the railroad worked out for the grain shippers and the related to the pipeline. oma and don't o s a not a support him all of time but i am the oy ndat comhine. icweansend >>isnrell th i't j it has been built by oil. this is 35 most and no guarantee they will be in south dakota. this is a pipeline running through the state over the aquafer and no energy security. no jobs and nosecurity. let's talk about the environmental impacts which was part of the question. this is a dirty oil they have to heat up over 200 degrees and ship it through a pipeline that ultimately links. 98 miles of keystone one has to be dug up and next because of inferior wells. if you want to jeopardize the

i support oil and natural gas development in south dakota. nkly, the block and isn't just a north dakota. the city of faith i think it oil drilling water well. i know personally of a rancher who was a drilling water 30 miles or so out in rapid city and pumped oil for five days. it's year, ladies and gentlemen. government is restricting the development trend with mr. pressler, 60 seconds. pressler: what i would do is i would use my seniority which i can take back to the senate and get on one of the energy committees and worked for legislation that would allow development of oil in south dakota with extreme environmental care. i cosponsored three water watere went interstate because we don't have very much a little water in south dakota, believe it or not. water for human things to drink the those pipelines have been built. in my three terms in this and i've worked on this water problem and they don't want us anymore our groundwater being polluted. there may be a way to do it and i'm in favor of if we can do it in environmentally safe way. peopl

it is believed that there are strong and solid oil deposits in northwest south dakota. terest and action has been slight. do you support oil exploration in northwest north dakota? what would you do to get it up and running? >> i had a number of chances to talk to people in areas around the state and if it untapped we need to support it. i don't see a lot of effort going forward and it maybe because the balkan fields in north dakota are richer in supply and the process is already underway. eventually i can see it coming to that part of the state. we need to be prepared. maybe there is lessons learned from what is going on in north dakota that we need to be mindful of. i personal think we should be moving more toward renewable sources of energy like ethanol and solar and wind.

president, i'm proud to call the great state of south dakota home and i'm honored to have the privilege of serving all south dakotans here in the united states senate. mr. president, today i'd like to honor the spirit that has endured our state -- endured in our state for the last 125 years by celebrating this special anniversary. so, mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the consideration of senate resolution 566, which was submitted earlier today. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: the senator from south dakota, mr. thune -- s. res. 566, celebrating the 125th anniversary of the state of south dakota. mr. thune: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent the resolution be agreed to, the preamble be agreed to, the motion to reconsider be laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: without objection, the senate will proceed to the measure. without objection. no objection. mr. thune: thank you, mr. president. mr. thiewj: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from south dakota. mr. thune: mr. pre

but i am opposed to the way governor rounds set-up the keystone xl pipeline for south dakota. the oil just passes through our state and it will endanger one of the clean water areas. the grain needs to be shipped by smaller pipelines and move the north dakota oil across minnesota to the refineries but this pipeline doesn't do it. i want relief so the big train engines will haul grain rather than oil. we had the railroad worked out for the grain shippers and there are a lot of practical programs related to the pipeline. i will talk to obama and i am not ashamed to say i am not a friend of obama and don't support him all of time but i am the only candidate who can walk in and get something done. >> rick weiland, 60 seconds. >> listen carefully. this isn't a job programs as it has been built by oil. this is 35 most and no guarantee they will be in south dakota. this is a pipeline running through the state over the aquafer and no energy security. no jobs and no energy security. let's talk about the environmental impacts which was part of the question. this is a dirty oil they have

in the southwest corner of south dakota is the town of rapid city. a federal class-action lawsuit has been filed against officials here, alleging that the state routinely violates the indian child welfare act. i went to meet one of the mothers involved in the lawsuit, madonna pappan. >> hi there. >> how's it going, madonna? i'm wab from al jazeera. >> nice to meet you. come on in. >> thank you. >> i don't like it. >> okay then don't eat that baby. not that part anyway. eat that part. madonna's two children were taken into state custody two years ago. her daughter was removed after madonna's husband drove intoxicated with the young girl in the car. dakotah, her son, was at home with a sitter at the time. >> my son had no reason to be taken and they took him from me at school two days later. i requested to see him before they had taken him so i could talk to him and explain to him what was going to happen. and i didn't get that chance. >> i was so frustrated. i was not happy. i said, i said okay i'll go. i won't put up a fuss, so i just went. at the co

south dakota and frankly hiwater well. i know of a rancher who was drilling water 30 miles or so from rapid city and pumped oil for five days. it is here ladies and gentlemen we see government restricting the governor. >> larry pressler 60 seconds on south dakota oil. >> i would get on one of the energy committees and work i would use my senior at it, which i can take back to the senate and get on one of the energy committees and work for legislation that would allow development of oil and south dakota with extreme environmental care. now i cosponsored three water pipelines in our state because we don't have much potable water in celtic -- south dakota. those pipelines have been built so my three terms in the senate i've worked on this water problem and i don't want to see anymore of our groundwater being polluted. there may be a way to do it and i'm in favor of it if we can do it in an environmentally safe way. people tell me a lot of stories about to be epa. i would see president obama and i'm the only candidate running

south dakota tim johnson is retiring this year. dakota is a red state, this is supposed to be an easy pick up for republicans. their candidate is mike rounds and served two terms as governor and in the newest poll on the race, he does lead. you can see him there at 39%. but you can see it is a complicated race in south dakota. just like it was a complicated race in kansas before the democrat dropped out and gave independent greg orman a much better chance to receipt senator pat roberts. south dakota right now, though, is still a three-way race. rick riland is the democrat and larry pressler a former senator who held the same seat between 1978 and 1996. he is now running as an independent in this race. he saw the movie "american hustle" last year about an fbi sting operation that caught a bunch of members of congress accepting bribes and you might appreciate this. when he was the senator the first time around he was famous for saying no when the underage cover agents approached him. mike rounds the republican now leads this race, as

the legendary professor in south dakota used to say the people need help. we a small state and ranked the most corrupt in the union. we need a breath of fresh air and my election would change the local and national politics. >> rick weiland 30 seconds on what does it mean to be a u.s. senator. >> first of all you have to show up. the people deserve a fair shake and they are not getting it from the government. get big money out of the government and aligning the pockets of politicians that are more interested in fighting. we are not a state of billionaires and corporations. >> i think it is a significant position that allows you to be a voice representing the people. we need a voice in washington and the united states senate who demands we will return to the things that made the country great. the foundation of freedom and purpose and we don't hear a lot of talk about fate on the campaign trail but we were founded on judeo principles and they provide an ethical bases to make good politicians. >> we determined the order of closing statements by a drawing of s

snowing in south dakota. not canada. south dakota. and not in the mountains, either, necessarily.e radar. we have a couple of isolated showers across chesapeake bay headed toward delaware. and that's what the future cast shows. so that is just coming through tonight with the front. and then that will be it. but the front is going to stall to the south, and then start to move up and there we are on saturday. when computer models bring in the rain into parts of the area. perhaps by midday. and much of the area being wet by dinnertime. then it finally moves out and gives us a much brighter day on sunday. now, for the rest of the night, we're going to be seeing the clearing skies. just a chance of an early shower to the south. less humid late. 6 2 for the low in philadelphia. 54 in the suburbs. tomorrow, cooler and less humid. different type of day. more sunshine to the north than to the south, because remember, that front is stalling to our south. then the front starts to come back and that's a cool day on saturday. average high is 80. only 69. the rain most likely in the afternoon a

and this morning in the last hour, rain just changed over to snow in south dakota, in rapid city, southdakota, it is snowing. people in chicago are waking up, it feels like it's in the upper 40s. and there's the snow right now in the black hills of south dakota. very early in the season for this. almost unprecedented. rain through kentucky and tennessee. and if you're on the east coast today, we're going to avoid really powerful, strong storms. no tornadoes or anything like that. but a line of storms will go through d.c., new york, philadelphia. we could get minor airport delays out of that. keep that in mind. as we go throughout the next week, that cold air, joe, slides to the east. especially in the great lakes. it's going to feel like football, like maybe october. >> okay. thank you so much, bill. greatly appreciate it. >>> coming up on "morning joe," how did the president do last night? we're going to get reaction from senators, from congressmen and also get a live report from nbc's bill neely. he is in syria this morning. >>> plus, more fallout for the nfl over ray rice. we're goin

this is out of south dakota. showers and our own area. be some snow in this region before it is all over. there is the storm indicating a lot of wind. the showers or turn off tomorrow but clusters start flowing back into our side of the lake by late tomorrow night and friday and the last into saturday. lake affect rain showers expected. we have at least six of the seven days in the '60s. low 60s at that. a little taste of autumn on the way. >> thanks. thank you so much for joining us today. joining us today. >> a great afternoon. we in the criminal justice system the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the police, who investigate crime and the district attorneys, who prosecute the offenders. these are their stories. i'm not sure how much of this molding i can save. well, my clients aren't going to pay for fake molding. this stretch over here looks good. just do the best you can. miss floyd! asquith: 16, 17 years old, strangled. she got punched a few times. in more ways than one? i haven't gotten that far.

in some areas the black hills, of south dakota could get up to 8 inches of this very heavy snow.rature is 39 there and casper 36 degrees and we'll be cooling off but nothing quite that dramatic, as the front pulls through an isolated thundershower and then clearing late and 63 in philadelphia and millville and allentown 56 and future tracker showing temperatures on the cool side and temperatures generally in the 70s and the normal high is 80 degrees and it will feel nice with the low humidity. 76 degrees and saturday though, periods of rain and it could begin as early as midmorning into the afternoon, looking to be a wet day, the sunshine is back on sunday and monday 77, and morning showers, and no days in the 80s, the next five we'll let you know if they return in the accuweather forecast. coming up later. >> thank you. more to come in our next half hour at 5:00. detectives are searching for three thiefs that targeted a washington square home and we'll show you the surveillance video, a proposed cell tower sparking debate on both sides of the table, we'll explain. and troublesho

even snow in sections of montana, south dakota and wyoming today. ast but as we watch that frontal boundary move through, once again, here's 8:00 o'clock. maybe a few spotty showers and south jersey and southern sections of delaware. but the front will move through overnight and tomorrow those winds will be coming in out of the north and west. that will lower the humidity and also drop our temperatures a bit tomorrow but then as we move into the upcoming weekend, that same front will move back toward our area as a warm front so we'll keep some clouds around. winds are going to be coming in off of the ocean. so saturday looks like a cloudy day with showers arriving especially toward the afternoon and evening time frame. some of that activity could be a little heavy. and then that system will move out of here sunday and we start to get clearing behind that system that will bring us unsettled weather for the second half of saturday. but for today, 84 degrees was the high. the normal for this time of year is 80 and right now, temperatures in the low 80s.

also into south dakota. some areas earlierest snow since 1888. a lot of the snow looks like it has ended but the cold air is in place. there is a good 25-degrees below average. we have temps that are a good 15 above. if they are cold, somebody has to be warmer. morning fogs. temperatures near the coast 60s and 70s coast and bay. a little bit copping down. it will take a day or two to bunch the inland temps up. from 89 novato. napa 93. clear lake 93. livermore at 98. 79 oakland alameda. concord 95 degrees. 88 san jose. 96 to gilroy. 88 santa clara. 92 in los gatos. and 89 redwood city and wood side. >>> it's worth up to $1.3 billion in tax credits. the factory is expected to generate 22,000 jobs and $100 billion for nevada's economy over the next 20 years. >> >> the comedian says anyone who donates $10 or more on the website will have a chance -- is that right? indy go go. you will have a chance to fly to san francisco and play video games with him for two hours. it will be broadcast live on san francisco based twitch tv. so far $40,000 has been r

this happened in rapid city, south dakota. parts of that area and the black hills received up to eight inches of slow, the earliest recorded snowfall ever in rapid city, south dakota. the city picked up about two inches. that snow now on its way to places like denver. we're getting the cold air for that system, or at least the cool air this time of year. at the numbers, 81 in d.c., but 65 towards hagerstown, that's th air with the frontal boundary. a few showers and storms today, not a lot left. some in the chesapeake, toward the northern neck, a few bolts of lightning. you may see that out your window, even towar o for that, but it's not going to cause problems the rest of the night. you can see the line that has developed just to the south of fredericksburg. it will continue to move to the south as the cold front does the same. you want to talk about cooler numbers? 81 in washington, 57 right now in pittsburgh, that's the cool air that will begin to invade the areas tonight. you will notice a difference during the day tomorr

they face an uphill battle in west virginia, montana and south dakota.he democratic incumbent isn't running. that's the problem. president obama lost all three states in 2012. at the moment republicans are heavy favorites in the contest. the question is where is the democrat's best chance -- montana, west virginia, south dakota. howard? >> you're giving us a tough one. with our poll i keep mentioning the huff post. it's the best. >> i don't think we bothered to rank those. it's difficult. >> all three are toughment red states. >> montana is hardest when you don't have a candidate. then you have to pick one at the last minute. that doesn't help much. >> cribbing. >> that's a little bit of a problem. in this case, west virginia, the toughest state for barack obama. but they have a decent candidate there. you're splitting hairs. >> south dakota. >> let's go to other red states where they are fighting the anti-obama wave. alaska, polls show mark beg itch with a narrow lead over dan sullivan. in arkansas, a close one for mark pryor and tom cotton. in louisian

the man tried to run over an office order south dakota avenue. >> reporter: we're learning more about what happened here and the big question is what exactly led up to this police involved shooting. behind me, the scene is clear. we drove out here to the 2800 block of bladensburg road for a report of that shooting. police closed several streets around the area with crime scene tape. we saw this crash, two cars collided. police questioned people nearby and then a few blocks away on south dakota avenue, northeast and 31 place. we found another scene. this one had police taking photos of an officer and a honda crv. we waited fo a then around 10:15 tonight, d.c. police told us around 5:30 this evening, police tried to arrest a man in a vehicle. we say vehicle because they won't tell us if it is the crv or the cars at the other scene them say the suspect put his vehicle in reverse, hit an officer and that officer fired a shot at the suspect. the suspect left the scene but policet him not too far away. people in this neighborhood are concerned. >> what's your reaction when you see that scen

. >> reporter: and behind this storm is the cold -- deadwood, south dakota, blanketed by snow. mt. rushmore getting seven inches. sunflowers and spear fish wondering where the summer sun went. >> where is the cold going to tonight? >> to the south and east. we haven't seen -- south dakota has not seen measurable snow this early since 1888. we have 12 states that are under frost advisories and freeze warnings. denver, 33 tomorrow. 32 in rapid city. in denver, if they see measurable snowfall, that will be very early in the season. the cold front stalls out down to the south and that will spell trouble for flash flooding. rainfall from texas up to the carolinas. especially in the east, not where we need more rainfall. so, any additional rain could cause flash flooding. >> all right, watching the cold and the floods tonight. rob, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to america on the move against isis tonight. it was last night, president obama making his case to the american people and to the world. saying it is time to degrade and destroy isis, the terrorists who brutally killed tho

again, that's mostly rural sections of south dakota and nebraska.ringing it to the east coast, we had a lot of showers and clouds, kept us a little cooler yesterday around d.c. to philly. those showers are exiting. we'll get some breaks out there today, but then there's this rain back up here crossing over areas of ontario and lake erie, and that will bring us some showers later in the day, too. so, there are some showers in the forecast. it's not going to be a total washout, rainy day. many of you probably won't even see any rain drops today. still kind of warm, in the 70s. and florida just keeps getting drenched. thomas, almost every single location, all the major cities, miami, tampa, orlando, jacksonville, have all seen at least 6 inches of rain in september. and daytona beach has seen 18 inches of rain this month alone. >> wow. >> and it's raining every single day and there could be minor flooding today. but yeah, they can't wait for their dry season. usually november. november until like march, it won't rain at all. >> but for us today, just a

>> i think south dakota is definitely in play. our members there are excited.n, they think rick is a great candidate. so this is a situation where it's not just voting is about choices, in the case of south dakota, voting is about standing up for somebody and volunteer and getting turnout. turnout will be key in all these races. that's what we're focused organization getting the volunteers who will turn out voters and convince people these elections make a difference. >> and john, why is health care toxic? when you have the numbers where expenses have come down for families, there is competition in the market, we're getting better outcomes because middle i don't knows of americans now have it, nobody is being denied. why is that such a hard sell? >> i think because the messaging got past the democrats a long time ago and the republicans seized on it when a lot of the real negativity was coming out, when the federal exchange rollout was batotched. but there are a lot of success stories in a targeted way. you can use obamacare, but it's knowledge like what the de

snow this morning, montana, wyoming, also in into south dakota. rapid city, south dakota had snow.he rain line stretches from dallas and memphis all the way to new york and ulto quebec and -- up to quebec and toronto. we're getting clear skies and hot temperatures except for the fog. this is the system that came out of calgary. that's snow. that's snow. anything you see urn it -- turning to white. there were 20s for temps in yellow stone. fog is there. by the coast, it will be cool. away from the coast, it's warm to hot. high pressure is here for another two days. and then i think it will lose grip. there will be a pretty good system from the gulf of alaska. 90s inland. 60s, 70s by the coast. always a tough forecast with the thick fog. sausalito, 85. newtown, i think kathy said newtown clear. oldtown foghorns were sounding. if you are from sausalito, you know what she's talking about. 100 brentwood. alameda, 82. there's fog around parts of the bay and 90s san jose, sunnyvale at 90. inland temperatures will be warm to hot. coast and bay, 60s and 70s. there's gonna be a fine line bet

the sports but but we constitute a major portion of across the country from south carolina and south dakota as well as arizona and california. we should not be considered to be regional. >> host: just to reiterate , your book just came out in 2013 some of the tables are five and six and 20 years old. has it changed? >> each year i do a survey to see the students in my class is have changed the networks themselves have not changed. >> host: here is the cover of the book. "juan in a hundred" the representation of latinos n network news" otto santa ana is the author. . .

i was able to make it down to parts of south dakota. there was storm chasing we did out there. can see the field of flowers. i visited my mom in south florida and fort lauderdale this weather sis nem in key west. good to be back. >> that sun flower picture was gorgeous. >> a lot of sun flower fields in south dakota. >> you were all over the map. thank you maria. >> tony stewart making his big return to nascar. fans hap tpy to see him after a break. kelly wright is here with the latest on that. good morning kelly. >> tony stewart is one of the most popular drivers in nascar. on sunday the 3 time champion returned to the sport he loves dearly. it's a bitter sweet return he is still troubled from this tragic event that hit race ago few weeks ago. he struck and killed kevin ward jr. it happened as they battled for a position in a turn. his car hit the wall. angered by the crash he walks on the track pointing at stewart. stewart's car hit and killed him. >> he apologized to the family before getting in the car. >> i think being with my racing family will help me get through this diff

and montana, south dakota and iowa and virginia and west virginia. >> can the gop take control of thee? i spoke to james carvel earlier. james one thing about you. you are a straight shooting giechlt will the democrats lose the senate this year? >> most of the prognosticators and some say not so fast. i wouldn't if the republicans don't win in states like arkansas or louisiana or north carolina or south dakota or montana or west virginia, then you are going to have to your whole party. i think it's going to be, still yet undecided, but right now most people say republicans. >> why is it that the republicans ought to be in a good place. have the democrats failed? or is this a referendum on the president? >> remember that president reagan had a terrible 1986. democrats took the senate back and six years with the exception of president clinton was hard. president bush lost the house in the sixth year of his president so. this is not unusual at all. and this is not unusual they would have a bad year. combine that with the map which is favoring the republicans and look to 2016, the map wil

deadwood south dakota eight inches of snow. omaha is getting rain today down toddle la, tulsa. that looks to be the main focus. cold air. and all the way to colorado springs. temperatures in the 30s. so i will tell you while we sit here above average on the temps, they are way below average. hot inland. fog near the coast though. afternoon temps big spread here. it's still summer. we can still get that. upper 90s for some. mid 90s for others. down three, down two. down a couple here. more so santa rosa. so that is more of an impact. and temperatures coast and bay. 60s and 70s. a lot of that fog there. so watch out some of that visibility is not the best. warm but then cooler an sunday and a big cooling trend will take us into midweek next week. >>> 5:20 is the time right now. free medical care. coming up in 15 minutes the three-day event getting under way in the bay area today. >> if you look closely could there be a cover up with a new official portrait? arnold schwarzenegger. after the break the reason this piece of art is getting extra scrutiny. ♪ ♪ ♪ i gotta have that bag.

it's snowing in parts of wyoming and western south dakota. but the heat will continue in the far west and southwest. in particular, high tomorrow of 99 at phoenix. here in california, look for highs tomorrow of 100 at chico. sacramento 97. 103 fresno. nearly 90 at los angeles. and 107 palm springs. here in the bay area tomorrow, we'll have our usual summer spread. look for highs ranging from 68 on the coast at half moon bay to 77 degrees downtown san francisco. little warmer across the bay in oakland. a high of 82. and much warmer inland and walnut creek with a high of 97 degrees. how about antioch? 99. almost 100 degrees at antioch tomorrow. the wave of heat, not quite a heat wave, but a wave of heat inland continues tomorrow. we won't see a significantly cooler pattern until next week. >>> coming up at 4:00, facebook's apology after wanting to take this picture down. >>> plus, a warning about your sushi. the action being taken against the state's largest exporter of rice. >>> plus -- a 12-year-old's app to help parents who worry about their

south dakota's waiting period is three business days. >> the feds are reviewing disaster aid paymentser storm sandy and asking hundred home owners to pay them back. the government report z-mapp homes were actually ineligible for aid because they were vacation homes or rentals. >>> the moderate rebels in syria, whom we will ben arming. >>> 23 minutes before the hour and tonighting coverage of america's new war in the miami. the u.s. could begin laurening airstrikes in the war within syria within 30 days as part of president obama's current strategy to crush the islamic state militants, according to pentagon officials. they have not said which base or bases they will use to carry out the attacks. take a look at the wall. the united states has several military bases to the north and south of iraq and syria, including the headquarters of the navy's fifth fleet in bahrain. jennifer griffin is at the pentagon this afternoon. what are we learning about president obama's plan? >> the biggest problem with the plan is thatu manipulator. the iraqi army fled, handing weapons over to isis, weapons

but all of those looking to resettle even in south dakota to of the top five. aughter] that surprised you as much as me. i am not sure what it is. north dakota produces 1 million barrels of oil per day now. but in the thirties it was the hardest pressed in the united states bearing and a private. described that you do is i say our will send you to dakota. [laughter] she also alluded to the idea much discussed in the early days that fda mate -- if you're a major exercise powers if he ever does become dictator i have a grand idea this country is siberia. cent lorena hickok your. a recipe for soup is in the book with her reports. it is fun to read for:and it is for real and must actually work. but with the slaves over the depression there was a short passage. >>'' around the territory lorena hickok came with a vengeance. coming through the press with the church and the prairie. and the crops destroyed by the storms. with winter coming on their desperate for help.= some of the crops are being to the ground. outside the church most were substantial holders of at leas

the flakes were flying in south dakota. the u.s. rapid city saw record snowfall for this time of year. snow is possible in the denver area later today. at least it didn't feel that cool outside when you stepped outside. >> it is summer, sometimes late summer for some folks means a little snow. >> reporter: there, we might get rain tomorrow. we'll talk about that in a moment. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you we're dry across the region. as we look outside, sky 6 shows the airport, we're not expecting any big time complications at the airport today, the wind will be lower than yesterday, we're looking at any rain. 57 degrees in philadelphia. the dewpoint, 55 indicating not all that humid air. the winds are out of the north at 9 miles per hour. those watching in hd will add i added -- will note i added the always on portion of the seven day on the left side of the screen. showers hit to the south of us and are off the coast. 65 by 8:00 a.m., in the 60s by 11:00 a.m., a cool and refreshing morning waijts of a breeze -- with a

yes, montana, south dakota, west virginia are probably gone for dras.n terms of incumbent democrats they're all still in this game right now. all of them are still alive. this fees leak a fluid election. i talk to a lot of strategists on both sides of the aisle. they all said this does not feel like 2010 or 2006. >> there's no way. >> it's more of a trench warfare kind of year. both sides, a lot of money, tough attacks. probably will come down to if democrats can get their nonmidterm voters out. that's the issue. >> so let's talk about that. president obama is not on the ballot but president obama, of course, is unofficially on the ballot. we all know that. he is in milwaukee today spending time with union leaders. but he's essentially flying solo. here's the irony of all ironies. he was met by the republican govern scott walker but the democratic candidate for governor was nowhere to be found, which is i think scott walker did that on purpose to show that. how much of a liability still is the president? >> i wouldn't -- let me just say this. i think i'

and south dakota where mike rounds leads by 13.3.do you agree all three of those states are gone, lost to the democrats? >> absolutely. i don't think anybody looks at those races does not believe they're going to be in gop hands in november? >> yes. two states now held by democrats that look pretty good, pretty strong, for republican takeovers. let's put them up on the screen. first louisiana where republican congressman bill cassidy leads democratic senator mary landrieu by more than five points. arkansas where republican congressman tom cotton leads democratic incumbent mark pryor by 2.5%. how solid are those for the gop, particularly arkansas when you're talking 2.5 points, that doesn't sound very solid. >> well, except in i think the last poll -- out of the last ten polls going back to the beginning of may, mark pryor has led in one. and tom cotton has led in nine, i believe the number is. look, we have a candidate in arkansas who is running against an institution. mark pryor and his father, david pryor, both long-time politicos

raped city, south dakota, the earliest snowfall on record since records began in 1888.his is the photo on my facebook page from kenny on twitter. some parts of the black hills could get 8 inches of heavy wet snow that could bring down trees and power lines, we won't get that cool but temperatures a little bit below normal. a mixture of sun and clouds and low humidity, a high of 76 degrees, the problem heading into saturday, this front has stalled down to the south, and a wave of low pressure is developing along that and brings us periods of rain and it's cool and the high only 70 degrees, the high is only in the 60s and sunday definitely the better of the two days this weekend. the call from accuweather, the clouds are breaking and the humidity is dropping in the overnight hours, still on the muggy side this evening, 66 degrees in the suburbs, and 63 for center city and the exclusive accuweather forecast, a nice finish for the work week, loads of sunshine and temperatures on the cool side, 76 degrees and the humidity will be low tomorrow, that is key. on saturday, perio

are experiencing winter-like conditions in south dakota, part of the area are in white.ake a look at rapids city. rapids city made a time leap and transformed into a winter wonderland thursday. early snow storm dumped up to 20 millimeters of precipitation. this is the earliest record snow fall recorded mptd the heavy wet snow is expected to continue and power outages and fallen trees are highly possible. western canada was hit by heavy snowfall earlier this week. the cold air is brought by these high pressure systems and these high pressure systems are moving to the south reaching sugern planes on your friday. warm air is coming in from the south. in between severe weather is happeni happening. memphis, tennessee, you are hit by about 115 millimeters of rain in about 24 hours. as we go into saturday more heavy rain will be pounding the area. flooding will have you at a high risk. take a look at temperatures on your friday. only 9 degrees for the high in denver with snow on the menu. but believe it or not on your saturday your temperatures will be back up to the 20s. mean

a high school football game in south dakota, the kicker kicks it off a player's helmet and it's still good. look closely. what are the eyes off the foot, off the helmet, and in. all of that for an extra point, it seems like a lot work. >> whatever works. >>> a ball field is being shared by a university and a high school tonight. they showed off this new synthetic field for drexel and west catholic athletes. it made it possible at north 43rd. and they will save on busing costs because it is closer. a win win. >>> cecily is here with accuweather with a rush coming our way tomorrow. we don't need the rain during the morning commute. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing we have light showers, in cape may, near dover and lewes, delaware, but the actual storm system is taking its time to get here. i want to show you what is going on live in cape may, where surf is definitely up and by later on tonight and tomorrow morning we'll have a wave, 6 to 9 feet and also a rip current, and not a lot of swimmers out there and this causes minor tidal flooding tonight and tomorrow morning. satellite

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the this is how the time of dead wood south dakota looks when they wake up.he hills and not a lot of activity on the road but it is sunday morning every where. we are looking at temperatures in our area 8 degrees cooler then they were yesterday morning at this point. cooler start, but a much more beautiful start with all that sunshine. storm scan three, wider view, notice there are a few clouds, maybe through western pennsylvania, and we may find one or two but that is it. dry daze. it will be dry over the entire area. no matter where you go. future weather as we put this into motion not much to see. would i stop it if there were rain showers but models were predicting but doesn't look like there are. we have high pressure in charge. that is keeping things nice. that is going to continue, right through monday, through monday afternoon and then by tuesday, what? we have a front. front will be coming through here but notice timing on this or at least the timing now it looks like early morning hours on tuesday, so that is the only thing we may be even all week l

it is dead wood, south dakota we are at the 33 degrees. give you a time lapse here and here we go, and this is how it has looked. it doesn't look that dead in deadwood south dakota temperatures cooled though. we will get into that cooler eras well. i found this shot and i thought it was interesting to go see what other people are doing this hour of the morning. not much. it is almost the freezing mark there we are doing better than that. we've got temperatures in the 70's later on today. we have rain showers to contend with and we will be coming in here, we do need rain every so often. i know so many people plan things for saturday, but, this is how things work out. we have clouds over us right the now. rain showers will be moving in. i'll time those out as well. komen three day ladies not bothered and men walking too not bothered wye with with 71 degrees. seventy-three tomorrow. gorgeous day tomorrow. we will fine much better weather. that low pressure system gets out. temperatures in the lower 70's today will be still in the lower 70's t

. >> stop what you're doing and look at this police a south dakota woman celebrated her birthday by getting on a harley, her 89th birthday. she never tlornd ride a bicycle getting on the back of motorcycle was a gutsy move. what was her strategy. >> i'm just going to hang on. >> a good strategy. cecil cruised back roads for ten fwlorious minutes. she said next year i'm flying a plane. good for you. dare devil of a different snort indiana a man is trying to break a record for the most skydive jumps in a day. jay stokes is trying to jump 700 times. he has been planning this for a year. he's already broken his own record six times. he tried to raise money for record six times. he tried to raise money for spec fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that parker. well... did you know auctioneers make bad grocery store clerks? that'll be $23.50. now .75, 23.75, hold 'em. hey now do i hear 23.75? 24! hey 24 dollar, 24 and a quarter, quarter, now half, 24 and a half and .75! 25! now a quarter, hey 26 and a quarter, do you wanna pay now, you wanna do

it is snowing now in rapid city, south dakota, four inches in the black hills.s a cold air mass drops down from canada, the east side of the rockies on the west side, the ridge and the heat will build. 81 this morning in phoenix. going to be a very warm afternoon. in los angeles, this is a heat wave for you, right through the weekend. no shot of any rain. temperatures 95 to 100 as we go throughout saturday, sunday, right into monday. should cool off after that. the middle of next week. for today, the heat begins to build. it is very beautiful in many areas. but, of course, still very dry. that's not good. that's your national weat a whi through the upcoming weekend. 78 and sunny in portland, oregon. maybe my pick city in the country today. that's beautiful. >> bill karins with our galactic interstellar weather report today. thank you so much. >>> major drug money laundering ring broken up in l.a. to tell you about. the u.s. is doing everything possible to prevent new french warships from reaching their russian buyers. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome b

>> absolutely, we can look at places like texas, but we can go much further, north dakota, south dakota, nebraska, kansas, arizona, oklahoma, mississippi, louisiana, all of these states have made it incredibly difficult for women to access services in just the last few years. >> how do they do that westbound the language of roe? >> they have taken it very lossly and adopted restrictions, such as a 24-hour waiting period. and then they make a trip to the councilor, and then a trip 24 hours later to receive the abortion, and they limit how she can pay for the abortion, and pile on the restrictions one after another such that at one point, it gets too high for the women to climb and too high for the providers to offer services, so they don't overturn roe at all, but keep adding more and more restrictions, even when an individual restriction is upheld, you put them all together, and it becomes a very difficult mountain for a woman to climb. >> does it boil down to geography? very large population innings the dakotas and nebraska, and once you take a couple of clinics out of the mix, it may

parts of south dakota got hit with two inches of white stuff. let's get the latest on this with meteorologist bill karins. >> i don't want to find my gloves. >> the hats and all that. say it isn't snow. >> it's snowing in denver right now. at the airport, 1/4 inch on the ground. >> already? >> yeah. sorry. some of that cold air is spilling across the country. if you are in wyoming to the dakotas, colorado, it is a frigid morning. the heat is on in your house and in your car. you are going for the jacket and gloves this morning. not much better in green bay at 41 degrees. indianapolis in the low 50s. you can get away with a light jacket there. a cold, chilly rain in nebraska and iowa, too. it's not fun. still very much summer in the tropics in florida. a tropical disturbance as we go throughout the weekend. a tropical depression or tropical storm. we have to watch that closely for the northern gulf. the weekend forecast, today is a beautiful day for the mid-atlantic and northeast. the chilly rain makes it saturday. sunday, new england will clear