a couple storms off southwest florida, huge dome of high pressure in control over virginia, north carolina, and maryland. so dry weather continues to be our story and we'll continue -- will continue to be the same story into the day on thursday with a few showers beginning to develop maybe off scape hatteras and a new front pushing in toward the weekend. in the meantime it's quiet. the open atlantic quiet. we have a tropical depression 14 within an unmanned aircraft taking off from the d.c. area headed into the heart of this system. you see what happens down here with tropical depression number 14. it may develop into a hurricane over the next few days. tonight 52, continued clear, continued cool, more of the same. 81 tomorrow. sunny skies, going to be warm, dry and pleasant tomorrow night. clear again and cool again, too. let's check out the outlook here. the next three days carbon cop i, slightly warmer by thursday. maybe the sit ti will get to 58 or sho. as we look beyond the week into the weekend, that's where we see the possibility of a few showers on saturday. mae some scattered show

the vice president campaigned in a heavily republican county in southwest florida.a break from the campaign trail. biden also turned his attention to candidate paul ryan. he criticized ryan for rejecting bipartisan plans that would have reduced the deficit. >> and the republican vice presidential candidate was in new hampshire and ohio today. reaching out to those swing state voters. ryan told the crowd in new hampshire that they had an enormous opportunity to help his ticket win in november. new hampshire was the state where romney kicked off his presidential bid last june. he also came back and kicked off his general election candidacy there. right now, mr. obama is leading polls in new hampshire and all the other swing states. >> how many stars would you have given today? >> how many will you give me? >> four possible. >> four stars. >> there you go. >> all right. things are changing though. jim ramsey will join us. >> we would like another but we're not going to get it. bob: you may not realize how good a day this was. having an 80 degree temperature today. 79.

it was given to us by captain beau johnson and first mate deidra in southwest florida. doing the fishing it former air force lieutenant corporal barry bridger. he's hooked a rather large fish. something else comes along to say, oh, you've done all the hard work. >> careful, daddy. do not fall in. >> the situation gets tense really quick. the voice you hear is deidra. she's calling out to her dad barry not to fall in because there's a giant bull shark circling this. >> i think this is where i cut the line and say, i think i'm going to call it a day. >> no! bad shark! >> bad shark. >> you can see here where there is a struggle in the water. you see the tarpin come out of the water. you see the bull shark circling this thing. luckily for barry and this entire fishing excursion, when they finally reel the tarpin in, it looks like miraculously in one piece. the shark didn't get a big bite out of this. so, you know, the fish tale lives on. ♪ >>> this story is really heartbreaking, and it can be a little difficult to watch. >> hey, mommy. >> this is danielle. she's holding her

what we saw in doing the book, spent time in a veteran's center in southwest florida, and everybody knows a lot of the current veterans, afghanistan, iraq, what they've come back to. what was interesting about the center is how many veterans went back to the korean war, vietnam, the gulf war of 15-20 years ago. a lot of the people were on the verge of losing their houses. one of the great myths out there was a social policy putting people in houses who shouldn't have been. yes, i'm sure there was some of that. here's guys who owned houses for years, many of them who had been tricked by exotic mortgages that mortgage companies were selling it because of the fees and what they could make from it. we remember when we bought our first houses. you had to mortgage your first born child to get a mortgage. in the last ten years, it was flipped because there was money made in fees and bundle them with stock instruments. was that regulation? no, this was not regulation at all. >> guest: wall street demanded more and more of the bundled mortgages because they had a market for them. >> host: are you

i will never forget when we were doing the book, i was at a veteran center in southwest florida. one guy who was, his service went back to the greater work on his sitting at a desk watching a couple of congressmen debate this issue in washington on deficit spending, all calling for deficit reductions. the vein on his neck begin to pop out. he just got -- he slammed the desk and he said these people are arguing about things that are not the problem down here. what are they going to do with all the people walk in here who are on the verge of losing their house parties talk about older veterans, because of the kind of chicanery out of wall street. it wasn't a case of more regulation. there had been enough. it had been in the input from washington to really try to solve it. these are guys who pretty much socially conservative, you know, i didn't consider one veteran in their that i would think of as a radical anyway. p.r. people to of seen this up front and personal thinks something one needs to be done and they don't see anybody doing it. >> who should be doing at? >> we make the po

back in july he sacrificed his arm fighting off the gator in the river in southwest, florida.officials later found the limb inside that animal but it was too mangled to reattach. trace gallagher has more for us live. >> all i can think of liis thiss steve austin all over again. >> it is fred lang dale is one of the first in the world to get it. though he is not really the $6 million man the technology itself the arm is 80,000 dollars donated the hangar clinic which specializes in prosthetic limbs. they use sensors to control movement. lang dale uses the type of computer game to train himself on things like how hard to grip and how to increase mobility. he says he feels very fortunate. listen. >> i am able to multi task. close car doors. i am able to grab stuff while holding something. >> the technology is all good and fine but he still has to be able to move it and that means he has to retrain his arm muscle to be able to control that thing in the end. >> through all of that he seems mighty up beat from the very beginning. >> remember this is a kid who said he got attacked not

one of the things we saw in the writing the book at the veteran center in southwest florida, and everybody knows a lot of the current veterans what they have come back to. what is interesting about this center is how many veterans went back in the korean war, the vietnam and the gulf war 15 or 20 years ago. a lot of these people were on the verge of losing their house. one of the great myths was that we had a social policy that was putting people into houses should not have been in houses. yes i'm sure there was some of that but here were a bunch of guys who have owned their houses for years and many of them have been trekked at these exotic mortgages that mortgage companies would then sell it for what they could make off of it. you almost have to mortgage your firstborn child to get a mortgage. but in the last 10 years it is totally flipped because they're so much money to be made and to bundle those things. without regulation, there was no regular shuttle. >> guest: wall street kept grabbing more and more of the bundled mortgages because they had -- >> host: are you saying that it doesn'

a couple of months ago the teen fought off a gator while swimming in a river in southwest florida.later found his arm inside that gator intact. but mangled to the degree that they couldn't reattach it. trace gallagher with the news. is he live with us tonight. bionic arm. >> brand new technology. fred langdale is first in the world to get this thing. not exactly the $6 million man. it runs $80,000 which was donated. interesting because the arm uses censors to control movements and each finger has its own motor that allows to you grip in a natural way. can he actually grab an egg. can he hold a styrofoam cup of coffee and at the same time he could crush a beer can. it's tough to get the hang of it but apparently so far so good. listen. >> i'm able to multitask, close a car door and being able to grab stuff while holding something. >> in fact, the sensors on the hand are so good that at some point in time fred langdale will be able to type on a keyboard with that hand, shep. >> shepard: that's incredible. i remember when this happened he said to the reporter i will get back in the ri

a few showers into portions of florida. southwest we have a disturbance that will likely spawn more shower activity, especially as you factor in daytime heating there. beyond that, a good two-thirds of the country dry and quiet. there is a look towards seattle. you see the moisture moving through the area, not a huge amount. but still it's noteworthy after an august where we didn't see any rainfall at all, at least through sea-tac airport. some of the flash flood watches include southern portions of california, nevada, southwestern utah and northwestern arizona. potential for locally heavy rainfall. you see some of the daytime heating helps enhance some of the lifting in the atmosphere, you get better coverage rainfallwise. there's a look closer in at some of the showers mid 70s. there will be warmer spots including fresno with temperatures in the mid 90s. at least a few areas looking good today. again, we will track the chances for showers. we'll take a look out towards the next couple days. >> not too bad. >>> an awesome way to sta

southwest. and wet roads for much of florida and the coastal georgia area. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in chicago, kansas city, dallas, houston and miami. >>> what you're about to see looked like a movie set. but this scene from los angeles, it was the real deal. >> pretty awesome. bank robbers there start throwing cash out the suv window, as they led police on a high-speed chase. people ran into the street trying to scoop up the bills. the 90-minute chase came to an end, when a heavy-duty pickup blocked the suv's path. >>> police announced an arrest in last week's bank heist where the bank manager was forced to turnover money from her bank. the suspect who was arrested and released on bail turns out, he's the bank manager's boyfriend. and police say other arrests are expected. >> all right. >>> questions about security this morning after the arrest of 18 people at new york's jfk airport. they're accused of running a massive theft operation in which $20 million worth of those tiny, little booze bottle were stolen from american airlines planes. they were allegedly stealing 7,50

better chance for showers central southern florida and in the southwest. i don't want to mislead minneapolis. much cooler temperatures as you get to wednesday, but at least for tuesday, still hanging on to 90s. if you're watching us on action news 5 in memphis, tennessee, come see photographs of the king in his younger more innocent days at elvis at 21 photographs at the pink palace family of muse museums. >> his younger, more innocent days. >> yeah, i like that. >>> now a look at this morning's headlines. this weekend's was hollywood's worst at the box office since the dark days following the 9/11 attacks. the fright flick "the possession" took the top spot with only $9.5 million. the first time since '08 no film managed to mark the $10 million mark. the weekend after labor day is typically slow, but this weekend's grosses were down -- get this, todd -- a whopping 20% from last year. the only new movie to make money was "the words." it raises box office questions about bradley cooper who notched his second straight flop. >>> speak of flop "the cold light

florida. heavy rain through the southwest. a few showers in the pacific northwest.iful around the great lakes. going to be a little on the breezy side. looking ahead towards tomorrow, the gorgeous weather stays in the eastern half of the country. a few showers down through southern florida. the heat is back in texas, on into the mid-plains. more hot weather in the southwest, through southern california. sunny and mild from the pacific northwest into the plains with some breezy conditions. that's what's going on >> good morning. it is a beautiful start on this monday. you could see a few clouds and that's your latest weather. >> thank you, al. coming up next, transforming summer styles to fall in just 60 seconds. get your watches going, or less. but first, these messages. ryan crest with justin bieber this week? is there stuff that's of a limits. >> and then matthew perry is here talking about his new friends and he's got his new friends dancing. cy is live only on "today." [ male announcer ] if you stash tissues like a squirrel stashes nuts, you may be muddling thro

turned out cia came out very well in the poll in my district in southwest florida which is a little conservative. what they held against me and polled the lowest that i went to yale. university [laughing] i believe strongly in transparency and i believe very strongly in intelligence, we absolutely need it but i feel very strongly in the oat i took to protect classified information. it is critical for those who understand the intelligence to honor that commitment because that is the trust we work on and unfortunately it has gotten to be a little bit murky what's classified and what's right to know and how you treat the first amendment these days. i say that because it's very relevant to my meeting with president bush and you would probably ask why i as a member of congress with a very nice bert as a chairman of a good committee. vice chairman of the all powerful rules committee of the house, would possibly want to sacrifice a wonderful career like that, listening to a president who might offer me a job that might be over in two months, even before i got there, that would require being, not only g

southwest. monsoonal moisture there. could be flash floods. showers in the pacific northwest. then for tomorrow, another gorgeous day here in the east. still showers down in florida beautiful in the pacific northwest with plenty of sunshine. breezy conditions through the northern plains, but, again, that sunshine will be in abundance. that's what's going o >> good morning. it is a beautiful start on this monday. you could see a few clouds don't forget to check that weather any time you need it. go to the weather channel on cable, weather.com online. >> coming up next, tony danza on what it's like to a high schoolteacher for the year. we'll get the story, but first, this is "today" on nbc. "t >>> 8:35 now and we're back with "education nation," actor and author tony danza. he's written a new book about his experience in the classroom called "i'd like to apologize to every teacher i've ever had, my year as a rookie teacher at northeast high." tony danza, welcome back. good to see you. >> you, too, man. >> i remember you coming on the show and deciding to do this, to go into a classroom and teach for a year. just remind our viewers why you wanted to do it. >> it als

florida. more wet weather in the southwest making its way into the central plains and the northern mississippiith lots of sunshine this afternoon. woods. don't forget you can check your weather any time you need it. go to the weather channel on cable or weather.com. >> thanks, al. coming up next, matthew perry on his new nbc sitcom, but first another collection from al's fabulous collection. >> this the cee lo and "cry baby." ♪ now sink your teeth into that big n' toasted if you're ready to soar. good. exits are here, here, and here. a big day calls for the big n' toasted breakfast sandwich. grab yours at dunkin' donuts. i'm drinking dunkin'. i'm just in love with the flavor. i get mine black. i don't want to take away from that pure taste. so smooth, no bitterness. it's awesome. there's no other taste like it. america runs on dunkin' coffee. >>> back now at 8:37, it's hard to believe but it's been eight years since nbc's hit sitcom "friends" ended its run with matthew perry starring as chandler binge. perry is returning to nbc with a brand new comedy "go on. "he plays a recently widowed sport

florida. also rain drenches highways in the desert southwest from albuquerque. and roads from seattle to portland. >> if you are flying look for weather-related delays in just a couple of cities, phoenix and los angeles. >>> and back to the news, a scene drawing outrage reaction online. >> this video posted of visitors to yellowstone national park as they encountered a massive wild bison. now, instead of protecting the children, at least one of those egged the child on coaxing him to get closer and closer until the bison charges. nobody was hurt. >> what a dumb move. >> yeah. >>> and another close call. this one in florida, at least a dozen patrol officers and cops came to the scene in stanford trying to catch a monkey on the l lam. the monkey finally came back on its own. it's actually the second time the monkey has escaped from a cage in the past. >>> a wandering bear created quite a traffic hazard. all lanes in both directions of the 210 freeways were closed. finally the bear was surrounded at an intersection and hit with a tranquilizer dart. >> and that's to

florida into the carolinas. thunderstorms drench roads in southern nebraska, wichita and amarillo. slick spots in the southwestand from fargo to duluth. >> if you're flying today, some airport delays are possible in phoenix, kansas city and charlotte. >>> back to the news this thursday morning. police in los angeles are still looking for two masked gunmen who kidnapped a bank manager from her home, as part of a very bizarre robbery plot. >> scary story here. authorities say they strapped what they said was a bomb to the woman's waist. and they forced her to order employees to take money out of the bank. the bomb squad disabled the device, which they say resembled an explosive, but was not. >>> the roman catholic bishop of kansas city faces a bench trial. bishop robert finn is the highest-ranking catholic official to be charged with shielding an abusive priest. his attorneys has decided to let a judge decide the case instead of a jury. a verdict is expected by day's end. >>> what started out as a fun bike ride turned into a near-death ordeal for an ohio teen. he fell into a creek and got sucked into a storm dra

florida. also rain drenches highways in the desert southwest from albuquerque to southern cali. and roads could be wet at times from seattle to portland. >> if you are flying look for weather-related delays in just a couple of cities, phoenix and los angeles. >>> and back to the news this morning, and a scene drawing some outrage reaction online. >> this video posted of visitors to yellowstone national park as they encountered a massive wild bison. now, instead of protecting the children, at least one adult apparently egged the child on coaxing him to get closer and closer until the bison charges. and that little kid is booking. nobody was hurt. >> what a dumb move. >> yeah. bad parenting 101. >> are you kidding me, wow. >>> and another close call. this one in florida, at least a dozen animal control officers and cops came to the scene in stanford, trying to catch a monkey on the lam. it ran from home to home and actually bit two people. the monkey finally came back on its own. it's actually the second time the animal has escaped when caged in the past. time for a new cage. >>>

florida. thunderstorms from the upper midwest to denver. heavy rain and flooding in the southwest.t your umbrellas out. >>> finally this wednesday morning, one, young woman's undying zest for life just months after losing almost everything. >> the grad student survives that flesh-eating disease that claimed her limbs made her first appearance since her devastating accident. abc's josh elliott was there. >> reporter: one step at a time. this brave 24-year-old turned tragedy into triumph. aimee copeland, making her first public appearance on katie couric's new talk show. do you feel like a miracle? >> i think i do, in a sense. >> reporter: aimee's story begins in may, when the adventurous grad student was zip lining across a river in georgia. the line snapped. and in the fall, she cut her leg on some rugs. potentially deadly bacteria invaded the wound and almost cost aimee her life. she would undergo 11 surgeries and grueling rehabilitation. what's been the hardest thing to relearn? >> there's so much. i think styling my hair is really complicated. i really think after i get home, ch

southwest. monsoonal moisture there. could be flash floods. showers in the pacific northwest. then for tomorrow, another gorgeous day here in the east. still showers down in florida in the pacific northwest with plenty of sunshine. breezy conditions through the northern plains, but, again, that sunshine will be in abundance. th >>> we're still waiting for that abundant sunshine. it will be out in full force. starting with a live picture at san jose. clearing taking place. our highs will end up in the80s. completely clear in the city by the bay. starting at 10:00 and lasting until 6:00 p.m. as we head through the next couple of days, the temperatures are down a bit. we ramp up for the weekend. don't forget to check that weather any time you need it. go to the weather channel on cable, weather.com online. >> coming up next, tony danza on what it's like to be a high schoolteacher for the year. we'll get the story, but first, >>> 8:35 now and we're back with "education nation," actor and author tony danza. he's written a new book about his experience in the classroom called "i'd like to apologize to every teacher i've ever had, my year as a rookie teacher at northeas

florida. heavy rain through the southwest. beautiful around the great lakes. row, the gorgeous weather stays in the eastern half of country. few showers down through southern florida. heat is back in texas, on into the midplains. more hot weather in the southwest. sunny and mild from the pacific northwest into the plains with some breezy conditions. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> gorgeous day under way. temperatures now as we are just past 9:30 are climbing into the 60s. just about everywhere we're in the mid to upper 60s now. into the 70s in the afternoon with lots of sunshine. a bit of a blustery wind 20 miles an hour or so during the afternoon. tomorrow, chilly start near 50, afternoon, near 70. milder on wednesday, thursday and friday. might get showers saturday and that's your latest weather. >> thank you, al. coming up next, transforming summer styles to fall in just 60 seconds. get your watches going, or less. but first, these messages. ryan crest with justin bieber this week? is there stu

southwest to southern california. tomorrow, the rain spreads into the rockies and up into the mississippi river valley. things heat up. showers and thunderstor in central and southern floridaunder way. temperatures are now warming up. we are into the 60s throughout much of the region thanks to the strong september son. low to mid-60s. later, upper 70s with lots of sunshine. tomorrow more of the same. thursday and friday, clouds, highs here 80. for the weekend, an area of low pressure coming our way. may bring rain saturday night into sunday. and that's your latest weather. >> all right. thank you, al. coming up next, can't get your kids to eat health? joy bauer offers some help right after this. the capital one cash rewards card gives you a 50% annual bonus. and everyone, but her... likes 50% more cash. but, i have an idea. do you want a princess dress? yes how about some cupcakes? yes lollipop? yes! do you want an etch a sketch? yes! do you want 50% more cash? no you got talent. [ male announcer ] the capital one cash rewards card. with a 50% annual cash bonus it's the card for people who like more cash. what's in your wallet? i usually say that. they're whole grain good.

florida, still very hot. areas in texas all the way to the desert southwest. not bad kansas city to minneapolis.llie this is one of the peak months of the hurricane season. we've gotten a huge break. it doesn't look like anything is heading our way. maybe we'll be lucky and no more threats. >> i hope so. >> this is a great, quiet week. >> we'll take it bill. great to have you back man. >>> we'll see you on "morning joe." >>> sports. the patriots and ravens turned one of the best rivalries getting together. we pick it up in the fourth quarter. ravens down 9 points. joe flacco finds torrey smith to bring the ravens within 2 after the extra point. smith playing less than 24 hours after his brother died in a motorcycle accident. came back showed up right before the game and had a big game. now after a punt by the patriots, the ravens get the ball back. under a minute to play. flacco goes deep to jacoby jones. he can't come up with t. the patriots are called for pass interference. new englanders didn't like that call. the ravens get at the 7 yard line thanks to the penalty. sets up a 27-yard field go

florida. in the southwest. northwest to minnesota. >> mostly 850s in the midwest. 90s sacramento to dallas. 64, seattle. 70s in the rockies. >>> here's some evidence it wasn't all bad when hurricane strong winds take his paint across the canvas. the final results turned out pretty cool. >> yeah, they do look good. >> bobby says when he puts it up for auction, the proceeds will he said he's likely heading out to do more painting with mother nature. >> i love that. he said the official title is the anniversary of hurricane katrina painted by hurricane isaac. very creative. >> quite cool. >> now that is art. >> i agree. >> mother nature's art. >>> coming up -- an exclusive inside look at one of the most intense talks in the obama presidency. >> a big mission and important journey for the royal couple. will and kate. where they're going and why. find out all about it next on "world news now." ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather, brought to you by united health care. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhea

southwest, from southern california to new mexico. going to be a slick commute in the southern half of florida, around miami, west palm beach and ft. lauderdale. >>> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in las vegas, salt lake city and phoenix. >>> back to the news this tuesday morning. police in wisconsin have released chilling dash cam video of a deadly shooting at a sikh temple last month. >> now, the first video shows lieutenant bryan murphy, arriving on the scene and exchanging gunfire with the shooter. murphy dives for cover behind a parked car. the other video shows that when officer stan lemda arrives, he exchanged fire with the shooter. six people inside the temple were killed before page turned the gun on himself. >>> we're learning about a frightening crime involving chris powell. he's the star of "extreme makeover: weight loss edition." his son and the boy's nanny, barely avoided being carjacked in mesa. the carjacker was tracked down using onstar and an iphone. >> we got our car back, which i didn't care about. and i had completely written off. i mean, i feel just so grateful and so lucky. >> thanks to technol

florida. heavy monsoons in the desert southwest. cool, damp. pacific northwest. chilly in the northeast. >> 70s, boston to baltimore. 80s in the southeast. 90s from fine, phoenix to dalla. time on monday morning for our "favorite story of the day." >> we don't do it as often. >> we don't look to name our stories. this is the inebriator. >> this is why this is cool, the inebria inebri inebriator makes it easy. select your drink. let the machine do what it does best. look at the thing go. whatever liquor, tonic water, soda. all mixes it quick and easy. sit back, watch the game. >> can you been this? yet? >> chill out. fantastic question. >> a prototype. >> wouldn't it look great in your living room. watching the game. >> probably another one of the idea they came up with while drinking beer. >> always thinking, guys. >> call it the inebriator. great idea. >> we'll be right back with more "world news now." coming up, tell the good people what we have. >> brains or beauty what men really prefer in women? so what is it? >> i have some thoughts on it. and that football

well-educated and diverse and the kind of southeast conference north carolina, virginia and florida and southwest conference of nevada, colorado and mexico with arizona and georgia kind of beat behind each case. and in the long run, you know, is striking how obama is holding up in the western state into long run though, places like this where the democrats hold the coalition of minorities and college whites and social liberal seem to be more of the future of the party also, again, this election i think obama's strength in the midwest surprised me house well as he has among the blue-collar whites in the election. .. in terms of the rate of demographic changes they're having. some states and not changing and all like ohio and iowa. some are actually changing fairly rapidly, even in the midwest. right there. i'm sorry. the person back there. yes. >> fellow at the journalism school at the university. i just would like to know if there is any research data on the enthusiasm in the last few weeks. i mean, especially among democrats. we see that there was a balance after the convention. i don't know if

southwest now. it started out in florida beginning this kind of final lap of the country after 25 space flights coveringt 123 million miles. well, several stops later from florida and then it went on to houston. big's army airfield in text technical. the retired shuttle is now heading towards edwards air force base in california. its ultimate destination, los angeles, where it will be showcased for visitors at the california science center. chad myers among the many admirers of the final journey. >> yeah. >> kind of cool. >> it has been an mazing ship, honestly. misspelled for most americans with the u in the endeavour. that's because it was named after captain cook's ship, chfrs a british ship so, they put the u in it to make it endeavour instead of endeavor. almost 123 million miles. you can't even yrnd ndt kind of umber, right? i mean, now it's final going to be over to edwards air force base tonight. takes off tomorrow morning. flies around over sacramento, over san francisco, and then down to l.a. tomorrow afternoon. finally to lax and then its journey to -- >> it will be flying at low altitudes so

tomorrow, leftover showers in florida and the southeastern atlantic states. sunny and hot in the southwestthe low 80s. that's what's going on around the country, here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning, mild and muggy. i'm tom kierein. we have blustery winds gusting to 25 to 30 miles per hour ahead of a cold front sweeping through. showers around the metro area. the areas to the west is where it's raining hardest. west virginia to maryland. later today, we could get strong storm that is could produce small tornadoes along with your. >> thank you. we're joined by one of the newest members of the nbc family john cho who is on the new comedy "go on" starting matthew perry. well, john, good morning. >> nice to meet you. >> welcome to the family, and what's it like being on the show "go on." you play matthew perry's boss who is really concerned about his sanity after he lost his wife. >> yeah. it's a really good time. i'm really enjoying working with matthew perry who is my comedy hero. so it's been fantastic. he was joey on friends. are you aware of that? >> i don't

southwest, one of the better chance for showers. also towards the northwest corner toward seattle itself and central and southern florida, two of the areas that may deal with some showers and thunderstorms today. fairly quiet across a good stretch of the area. we are watching still along that frontal boundary, that is actually leslie, tropical storm pushing up towards at least newfoundland at this hour, will be there by about this time tomorrow. across the dakotas, talking about warm conditions running 20-plus conditions average this fi time of year. there's a look at some of the better chance areas for showers. 48 hours from now. denver, quiet today, tomorrow, your next best chance for showers. veronica, coming up, want to take a look at temperatures. for some of us, going to step outside and be downright chilly. >> no, i want some good news. >>> wall street on stimulus watch. expectations for a new iphone. and making a killing on coca-cola? your first look at this morning's business headlines is straight ahead. >>> coming up, a thrilling finish for serena williams. rory mcilroy does it again, and it's back, week one of the nfl. y

florida. looking dry in the west, in fact, summerlike for the desert southwest on this first day of fall, 107inneapolis, a few snowflakes possible early in the morning. not expecting any accumulation but the first flakes of the season around northern minnesota, northern wisconsin, look at chicago, 63 for the high. that means much of the day you're only going to be in the 50s. sunday, it's going to quiet down quite a bit. we won't have as much of the wind here. won't be as blugs terry of a day but still chilly around the great lakes. look at our temperatures, not budging all that much. we'll be at 61 in minneapolis and cooling off to 69 in new york city. a lot of beautiful september warmth across the rest of the country. and on monday, not a whole lot to talk about. northern new england will have a few showers, a few storms popping up over the rockies there, western colorado, warming back up to 75 in chicago by tuesday and on wednesday, very much like september. september on average is a pretty quiet month and we don't have any big systems to track. a little bit of a cold front coming in that