i was born and raised in syracuse. i went to public schools and then in college i worked at my family's small business. i have seen the middle-class struggle firsthand. i think in central new york we have what it takes to make it. we need to make sure that we cut tax breaks. we need to take oil subsidies and get enough money. when our treasure is over in afghanistan, nationbuilding there. we need to bring our troops home and instead of building bridges, those bridges and schools here. we absolutely need to make sure social security and medicare are safe. we can do a good we have what it takes in central new york. we just have to go and do it. >> moderator: ann marie buerkle? speed-reading thank you for hosting this very important discussion. in fact from our campaign slogan is be heard in the course of the month, we have posted over 40 town halls, 60 countable units come and we have talked to many people and business owners, farmers, hospitals, and seniors. women's groups as well. you know what they did? they confirmed

areas through buffalo and syracuse, a chance of rain developing. some of the showers could work their way towards new york city. possibility of afternoon showers and storms from minneapolis to chicago. dry and warm many areas of the south. pacific northwest into the northern rockies will remain stormy right into wednesday. look at billings. that's a hint of the cold air to come, follow beings. 39 with a mixture of rain and snow in montana. >> that's perfect. >> that's what's heading for the middle of the country. >> bill, thank you. >>> now for some entertainment news. ellen degeneres won the highest prize in american humor. she was praised as a pioneering female comic whose edgy variety show has helped define daytime television in recent years. she looks excited. >>> there are reports jessica booel dished the traditional white wedding dress for her vows with just continue timberlake friday and went with a nontraditional pink and white gown from an italian designer. >>> plus, tmz reports a plus size site has offered christina aguilera. whether or n

it's from syracuse to albany and pushing through portland throughout the mid-morning to early afternoon the showers to deal with. it's a chunk of cold air behind this. temperatures only in the 40s. tonight, areas of new england will get a hard freeze. the growing season will officially end tomorrow morning. the other big story is the huge storm in the middle of the country. this is almost like a spring-like storm. severe weather with it. a severe weather outbreak in iowa to missouri and kansas as we go throughout saturday. that will sweep into the ohio valley and tennessee valley late saturday into early sunday. it's a weekend event here. we are expecting a few tornadoes here turning into a line of damaging wind. saturday, the middle of the country from chicago to dallas, all areas watching for storms. the east coast, we'll see a nice weekend with temperatures warming up on sundays. i guess the big story is very cold in new england starting today and tonight then the severe weather tomorrow in the middle of the nation. >> thank you. >>> just ahead, a round up of what's hot at the box of

the syracuse crunch, about to mix it up with robin. no nhl, roberta, but we've got the nhl and two goalies going mano-mano. >>> recently we discovered unedited cbs 5 videotape that captured the big game's most memorable moment 30 years ago. dennis o'donnell remembers the play. >> reporter: it's the week of the 10th rally for stanford and cal. it's all about the big game. but as big game moments go... >> we're down to the 20. he's out of the field! he's going to go into the end zone! >> reporter: nothing compares to the play. >> the bears have won! >> reporter: the year, 1982. the place? cal's memorial stadium. what happened here during the final four seconds of that game might be the most remarkable play in the history of college football. >> as soon as that play happened, you knew it was going to be remembered three years, 30 years, 300 years from now. >> reporter: and now, a startling fresh perspective. cbs 5 has uncovered a treasure trove of unte did ited videotape of what went down that day. >> it looked like a movie set. it was a

the front producing showers which are pushing through buffalo and rochester on the way to syracuse over toward pittsburgh with some isolated showers at this hour. for us, there's just not a lot of moisture to work with so the front will come through. winds will start southwest and westerly today will turn to the northwest tonight behind the front. again the slim shower chance late. we're not going to see much weather this front. tonight will be clear and chilly. winds kick up out of the northwest. we dip into the 30s and 40s. it's going to be colder, nippy tomorrow morning with a brisk northwesterly wind but a sunny thursday. high temperature about 64. as we head into friday, maybe just a few clouds passing across the region. some showers well to our north of us and in the mountains. friday in the mid-60s. but the weekend, we're not going to have any issues like last weekend when we had the kind of cold and damp sunday. this one looks good. stray shower chance. upper 60s, maybe 70, 71 this afternoon. tonight 45 or so for d.c. but 36, 37 in the cold suburbs. tomorrow 64. the friday nice,

this one concerns a scout leader convicted of child abuse in 1984 near syracuse, new york, holding his record sheet. letters between scout leaders and newspaper clippings, some cases went to authorities. others did not. >> it is a lesson that can't be learned well enough. and what these files represent is really the pain and the anguish of thousands of untold scouts. >> we're sorry it happened. >> reporter: in an interview earlier this week, the boy scout president apologized for not doing enough to protect them, but made no apology for the files he called the volunteer files. he says they have been kept since the '20s to keep the abusers from returning. our eligible volunteer file is a big element of keeping track and making sure nobody gets in people should be happy we keep these files, we need to and will keep these files. >> reporter: today, they require background checks of all volunteers, mandatory reports of abuse and training. >> we do everything in scouting that we can to keep our kids safe. you will find all sorts of information on this website. >> reporter: this doctor says

one moving across new york state, from buffalo to syracuse. the other near missouri. that will be heading up towards chicago for the morning commute. i'll talk more about the rainy weather forecast coming up later. >>> bill and hillary to haiti, and iran's president on the outs? headlines are straight ahead. >>> and the fda investigating deaths that may be associated with monster energy drink. you are watching "first look" on msnbc. [ male announcer ] do you have the legal protection you need? at legalzoom, we've created a better place to turn for your legal matters. maybe you want to incorporate a business you'd like to start. or protect your family with a will or living trust. legalzoom makes it easy with step-by-step help when completing your personalized document -- or you can even access an attorney to guide you along. with an "a" rating from the better business bureau legalzoom helps you get personalized and affordable legal protection. in most states, a legal plan attorney is available with every personalized document to answer any questions. get started at leg

this is satellite and radar, and here in the western syracuse area is the circulation center. that will lift up and eventually will pull in more and more dry air. that is where we will get more sunshine for the next few days. our computer model gives you a rough idea of cloud cover precipitation possibilities for 48 hours out. we will see the possibility of more snow showers in the mountains. generally cloudy skies with areas of sunshine becoming more numerous, and i think you will be good to go. quick word on the flooding situation -- i am very concerned about a high tide tonight. there could be flooding in alexandria on the waterfront tonight. we will keep an eye along the potomac river as we have about 12 hours to go before that flood will diminish as well. in the meantime, here's how we look late tonight -- partly cloudy, 46. 40 in the morning. for the next several days, it will be nice -- autumnal. temperatures in the 50's, cloudy skies, and do not forget to turn the clock back one hour saturday night before you go to bed. >> what is going on with the redskins this week?

. >> this is at the destiny usa mall in syracuse, new york.the pole position cars at go-cart raceway inside the mall. the two guys racing. >> that's the way to drive to work in the morning. >> the owners bob and bruce, they own destinies usa. >> they're grandpas. >> they are. >> grandpa racing this thing. >> those two guys and own the place you don't care about marking up the floors a little bit to promote the mall and the racetrack. >> get your pumpkins ready because we have a great halloween party idea for you. >> with we're turning this pumpkin into a keg. >> you can have multiple of these at your party with different beers. >> like a beer tap. >> we'll tell you how to do it, "right this minute." >>> a huge football game over the weekend, the university of south carolina game cooks against the university of georgia bulldogs. that is the fail family, honoring them because the father/husband sergeant first class scott fail is serving overseas. their dad and the mom's husband made a video for hisamily and they jumbo tron. >> love and miss you.

for syracuse. getting into it. two goalies, dropping the gloves and going at it. be back after this. beating ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, cal in the 115-th big game. , it was the >>> as vern mentioned, stanford kept the ax after beating cal, but 30 years ago, it was the bears who claimed victory, because of the play, and in our next half hour, in a special edition, we'll show you rarely seen video of the most thrilling end to a college football game. and i remember the folks saying you gotta watch the highlights, because back in the day, you only could see them once. but look at that. vern, you remember that? >> i wasn't living here at the time, but it's voted as the most famous play in the history of college football. and john elway says even to this day, it's his most memorable loss. >> great video coming up in just a couple minutes. good night! mary gonzales had a cold, she also has asthma. so she sees her allergist who has a receptionist susan, who sees that she's due for a mammogram. mary has one that day. that's when she finds out she has a tumor. she has a successf

illegal so far the trick you cited hasn't provided any of a dense proving the statement in response syracuse to turkey also piracy over the detention offered spleen late on wednesday meanwhile a russian airport representatives from where the plane a initially departed to damascus was out of the costumes and the security did not so find anything suspicious before the planes take off and now the documents coming from the airport have already been handed to officials for further inspection again this incident took place late on wednesday when having departed from one of the moscow airports syrian air passenger plane that was carrying thirty seven people on board was heading to damascus when as soon as it crossed the turkish border tricky style sixteen fighter jets forced to plead to a list and after the search that lasted for move then nine thousand worser and later the people on board of this plane completely poor and at times to very aggressive to truth and treatment coming from the turkish security forces the plane's cargo was confiscated in only after we've done the plane could continue thr

disappointed now both tiger woods and rory mcilroy lost their opening matches at the world golf final in syracuse how woods lost by one shot to the south african charl schwartzel more than ours and michael roy lost by six shots to mats after an amazing run of triple bogey double bogey double bogey from the fifteenth they eagerly anticipate a clash between the two now it could be meaningless the players are scheduled to face each other in the final match of group one on wednesday but defeats in the morning session would mean neither player could reach thursday semifinals regardless of the result between them. elsewhere the international cricket council says it's to launch an urgent investigation into claims of corruption indian t.v. says it has evidence that six on buyers were willing to thinks world t twenty games ahead of the tournaments the west indies won the events beating holes for long in sunday's final the sport's governing body has urged india t.v. to hand over any evidence that could help with investigation the i.c.c. also reiterated that none of the umpires named in the allegations appa

. >> host: last call for our guest comes from mike in syracuse, new york. >> caller: hi. thank you for taking my call. my question is, what do you think that the war in afghanistaning going to do to the delicate turmoil of the situation that has been going on for almost 2,000 years over there? >> guest: well, look. there's been an awful lot of tribal factional fighting that has occurred in afghanistan, as you note, for centuries. our presence there isn't going to end that. and in fact, as our troops start coming home, you'll once again start to see various ethnic groups, various tribal alliances, starting to jockey for power. much as they have over the previous many, many years. the idea that somehow you can create this post tribal, big tent government, that will pacify the country, i think, is a bit of a dream. we will continue to have a messy, chaotic future there for some time to come, unfortunately. >> host: when were you over in afghanistan to write this book? >> guest: i traveled there initially in early 2009. i made 15 trips from 2009 through this year. many of the

. >> moderator: good evening from the studios in syracuse.we welcome you to this election 2012 debate. >> is being produced in syracuse. i'm not mulcahy, managing editor. >> and susan are better, director for wcny and host of the capital pressroom. we would have the 24th congressional debate with the issues together for the first time. >> we welcome candidates debate. candidate dan maffei, green party ursula roseanne and the incumbent, representative ann marie buerkle. welcome, everyone. questions will be asked by matt and me. each candidate will have 60 seconds to provide an answer. after the third candidate to respond finishes can each will have the opportunity to provide a 32nd rebuttal. >> moderator: susan and i may add followed questions. they will deliver open and closing statements in that was determined by a drop of strauss earlier. we begin with opening remarks tonight from dan maffei. carper: thank you -- maffei: thank you offer cosponsoring this debate. now, i end dan maffei and i was born and raised in syracuse in the city, to pub

. >> eliot: stephen barton who graduated from syracuse university this past may and won a prestigiousht scholarship to teach english in russia was on a summer bike trip across the country when a gunman in aurora tragically derailed his plans. what has the response been other than regular folks like me who watch it and say this is turning tragedy into good purpose? >> we have more than 250,000 people signing the petition online. i mean, it's clear to me that the american public wants this discussion now. >> eliot: and have the campaigns themselves gotten back to you? has anybody in the obama campaign said we're with you but it's hard now or any hint that maybe in a second term they would change their silence on this issue? >> no, not that i've heard. it's just a deafening silence. >> eliot: and yet you've gotten some support. you're working with mayors, mike bloomberg, i give him credit the mayors who reside and governor urban centers that are the victims where the victims of gun violence usually find themselves. the mayors have been helpful? >> absolutely. it's a coalition of more tha

the circulation center, right syracuse, and that continue to move up to the northeast, and it will continue some drier air, so it process under way. one thing you will not get is temperatures anytime soon. at these numbers -- it is cold. air is with us. we look south and west -- that of chilly air is still pretty cool. average highs this time of year degrees across carolinas. the even though we dry out, we are for any dramatic trend at all. instead, the low-average temperatures with some sunshine as we had through the weekend week.rly next the time is up here. any precipitation will be rain snow mix by tomorrow morning. we will get some breaks in the overcast at times, and we will shape. in pretty good theght, cloudy, cool for treaters. tonight at 6:08, it will be dark. in thetures will start lower 50's and dropped into the 40's in the late hours. winds are pretty much finished around here. winds,t calls for light skies, 46 late tonight. 40 degrees in the city, a little the suburbs in the morning. 52 by midday. late afternoon, we might be able upper 50's.to the middle 50's as we had through

take a look at some of the current temperatures across the northeast. 36 in syracuse 37 in during ton. we have a number of freeze warnings in effect and also frost advisories from parts of up state new york through central portions of tennessee. lingering showers off of portions of new york city and philadelphia and dc. grab the umbrella as you head out the door. they should be gone later on in the afternoon. a stronger cold front sweeping in the northwest. if will be bringing in colder air. >> we don't to hear about the pros. >> danny dav veto andrea pearlman are separating after years of marriage. they have 3 children together. no word on why they decided to split. jack osbourne getting hitched the son of ozzie and sharon osbourne saying i do. inspiring actress over the weekend. small ceremony over 48 guests including their baby pearl. >> leann rimes cancels the first concert of her tour. she went to twitter telling fans she felt like she had been hit in the face with a baseball bat. >> time for the starting lineup. a roundup of all of the sports stories making headlines at this hou

you guys beat syracuse university. [ cheers and applause ] you guys beat ohio state university. [ cheersndeis university. [ cheers and applause ] you guys beat the university of south florida. [ cheers and applause ] and you guys beat creighton university! [ cheers and applause ] >> those are all great schools, but you guys actually got active and went and voted like you should in november. >> let me tell you something. we've never felt this much love, but there was somebody among you -- >> everyone was so welcoming. >> except one. one among you has not been so welcoming, and i think you guys know who he is. he is your coach, eric dooley. you want to know what coach derek dooley said about kathie lee? why don't we take a listen. >> kathie lee and hoda are coming to visit campus. >> they are? >> bringing the whole "today" show to this campus. what does that mean to you? >> well, i'd probably be more excited if frank gifford was coming to campus, not kathie lee gifford. i'm sure my wife is excited. >> well, well, well. >> he's forgiven. he's the one that wears the orange pants. >> he wears

writing my underground railroad books i came across a speech he gave to a group of businessmen in syracuse, new york, in central new york state, hot bed of underground railroad abolitionist activity and this was in the weak of -- wake of the great compromise, and he ranted in a voice that resonated like thunder that he would perfectly see it to that slave law would be executed in every city of the north and that anyone who dared opposed it, were traitors, traitors, traitors, and i what startled by his ferocity. because webster, known as the god like daniel in his day, the great voice for decades, or believed to be the great voice of the antislavery north, thought, heed been misquoted or taken out of context, and surprisingly still happens in politics. but it was not in this quote, and webster made a lot of speeches in that winter, and he did everything he could to see that the law was enforced. and wondering what happened to webster led me to the great debate of 1850. which produced this stupendously ambitious compromise that the crafters believed would bring sectional peace in their time.

it's part of a larger tour including this trip to syracuse university earlier this week. the spiritual leader will speak during two events. one held at an outdoor pavilion. yet, he was in williamsburg. there, he spoke about treating enemies with compassion and the consequences of war. >>> 1989, nobel peace prize winner. >> seems like he has a positive message. >> certainly many, many people feel that way. we are going to check with veronica johnson to find out what the weather is going to be like. >> what is your message out there on the storm team 4 weather deck? >> walk on the sunny side of the street today. i'm on the storm team 4 weather deck. i have a shade of the can pi there under a tree. it's a little on the nippy side. i am still expecting sunshine through the day and a clear sky for tonight. that means great viewing for the international space station. with, many times bring you times best viewing times for the international space station. now that it's docked with the space x dragon, you will be able to see them together. you won't be able to see the detail. it

drone warfare at the hancock field air national guard base near syracuse, new york. members of the upstate coalition to ground the drones and in the wars were detained after creating a blockade outside three of the base gates, holding signs and pictures of children killed by u.s. drone attacks overseas. it was the latest in a series of protests outside the base, where the drones are operated remotely. the late former democratic senator and presidential candidate george mcgovern was remembered thursday at a funeral service in his home state of south dakota. mcgovern, best known for running on an anti-4 platform against president richard nixon in 1972, died sunday at the age of 90. speakers at thursday's service included vice-president joe biden. students at wesleyan university in connecticut continue to protest against the school's decision to change its admission practices by ending what is known as need blind admissions. qualified students face possible rejection if they're deemed unable to pay full tuition, now around $60,000 a year, making it one of the most expen

kenna metal, a firm hiring vets, and mike hainy, institute for veterans and military families app syracuse are a vet, started a program to hire vets. why? tell us about your company, too. >> sure, thanks for having me. we're the global industrial technology leaders who deliver solutions to the customers every day. we embarked on an exciting strategy recently called hiring our hero r ifs a few reasons. it's the right thing to do for the veterans in the communities, and secondly, veterans bring tremendous transferable skills to the workplace that i think a lot of employees can end joy. thirdly, it helps manufacturers address the skills gap critical in the industry today. gerri: we'll talk about that more in a second. mike, to you. we hear so much about how high the unemployment levels are among our vets. what are the biggest problems with placing veterans? >> well, i think part of it goes to simply the challenge of making that transition from military life to civilian life, and it's a challenge that -- the veterans struggle with and related to how do you translate military knowledge skills a

. >>> in syracuse, new york, an olympic hopeful has a dangerous encounter with the vault. >> oh, good heavens. >> in his heyday, brian meeker was a champion gymnast. now he's doing what he loves most -- teaching kids to become super athletes. >> perfect. give me five. that a girl. >> meeker has competed as a big ten champion. was an ncaa all-american, and a member of the 1984 olympic team. more than two decades later, he co-owns kenwood gymnastic center in minneapolis. >> gymnastics is a very unique sport. knowing your body and space, being able to stand up and do a nip at any time is kind of cool thing too. >> while brian is known throughout the sports world as a champ, he's also known by another name. >> my nickname, and still is, crash. it's a good, strong, powerful run. >> oh, good heavens! oh! i have never seen a vaulter take a shot like that. >> i tell you, he's hurt. he is hurt. >> ooh, it's one of those videos that makes you wince every time you see it. but you can't stop watching it. >> i was competing in the 1981 national sports festival. >> 21-year-old brian makes the final

at syracuse a couple years ago when told me about everything happening in a green party meeting. i said are you able? how you know, ? he said i used to be a green. what are you doing a of the republican club? he said you spoke year after 9/11 and nobody else made sense. so i became a republican and [applause] there's a reason they don't college students to hear me. >> that leads into my question. i am surrounded by so many liberals that formed their opinion on only half of the information. try listening to fox news or and -- down hall or ann coulter. how do steer them to listen that is not just liberal based? why can't the republicans do a better job to explain conservative values? what can be done about it? >> as far as liberals to unplug their years that is a challenge. when he moved in one year-ago every single one was a liberal he has now proudly announced everyone is a republican and watching fox news. [laughter] just keep after them and slowly break down. once you pullout one cared usual house of cards collapses. as i wrote in slander they only have two responses. you are s

>> syracuse. >> syracuse, new york, the big cuse. what's your name, young lady?ice to see you. let's see what we've got. a little wet here in new york. pick city, little rock, arkansas, kark 4, sunny, mild, 72 degrees, not too bad. the rest of the weather, wet weather here in the east. we're looking at showers making their way across the great lakes with that cold front pushing through. we're also expecting to see some fairly nice weather in the pacific northwest. lots of sunshine. sunny skies through southern texas. hit or miss showers and the cold front down through southern florida and guys here from victor, new york. where is victor, new york? >> outside of rochester. >> all right. doing an upstate swing here. that's wha >> rain showers 32 wind down across the metro area. high temperatures in the upper fifties to low 60s. a little bit warmer >> and that's your latest weather. savannah? >> all right, al. thanks. coming up next, the respected high school guidance counsellor fired because of her past as a model. we'll talk about that with today's professionals r

tomorrow morning there's the front with the rain and showers in pittsburgh up to rochester and syracuse. by midday, we may start to see a few clouds and even a couple of showers pop especially south and east of d.c. for the afternoon. and then the cooler air moves in for saturday night and sunday and with southwesterly flow, yeah, showers will develop for sunday. cool showers at that. 83 today. tonight 50s and 60s. not bad tomorrow but a couple of afternoon showers. 78 that's for d.c.. may stay in the 60s 234 hagerstown but be near 80 in southern maryland. then sunday chilly and showers. you're going to lose at least 20 degrees. columbus day better 62 and tuesday looks nice and temperatures back toward 70. it's 5:47. good morning beverly farmer. >>> and good morning howard. we've got a pretty good morning out on the roadways too so far. couple of things of note. a stretch of rolling road shut down now because of an accident with the ewe pill pole at north upper bin road. bristow road a new crash and a stretch of glebe road partially blocked between arlington ridge and route 1 near south

college campuses where often the only conservative campuses but here in four years of college at syracuse university a few years ago, i usually have dinner with college republicans afterwards. on one of them told me about everything happening at a green party meeting. i said finally, what are you a mall? how do you know? he said no, used to be green. i said what are you doing at the member of the republican click now? and he said he spoke year after 9/11 and nobody else is making sense. you were the only person who made sense, so i became a republican. [applause] there's a reason they don't want college students to hear me and david. >> that kind of that kind of leads me to make two part question is then surrounded by so many liberals have informed opinion, but only on half the information. i say what it should try listening fox news or ann coulter or david horowitz or some thing. so i guess one quick question is how is she steered them to listen to anything that's not just a liberal base? the other question is why can't republicans do a better job explaining his pivoted values and what c

and political analyst roland martin, and red state.com and professor boise watkins of syracuse university. eric, on the obama tape, to you, what is the significance of it? >> the circumstances of it is the media. it was the media that portrayed barack obama as a post racial president. the media has portrayed barack obama above the political rhetoric that both -- here is barack obama telling a black crowd basically they aren't part of the american community. he said florida was with hurricane andrew, and with hurricane katrina it wasn. the facts simply weren't true, hurricane katrina got $110 billion to the gulf coast. well more than was spent in new york, with the stafford exemption. additional grant for the federal government. had a white politician done this to a white crowd crowd, saying a black president was denying funds to a white section of the country as not part of the community, the press would tear him alive. if you don't believe me, ask trent lott. >> is it also the way president obama was speaking? did it raise his eyebrows to you and it shows president obama is different tha

a direct right turn and move towards upper new york and into places like albany and buffalo and syracuse track the very latest developments with this storm throughout the evening, but first we have new information tonight on the white house's coverup of the benghazi terrorist attack. fox news has now learned that 48 hours after that fatal assault, the national counterterrorism center and representatives from the fbi briefed members on capitol hill and told them there was evidence that al-qaeda or an al-qaeda affiliated group was somehow involved. well, now here's where things get sticky. according to sources, the very next day cia director david petraeus during a capitol hill briefing reportedly said the attack was spontaneous and equated it to a flash mob, so here's the question. who in the obama administration asked general petraeus to go out and change the story? my next guest is demanding, rightly so, to know the answer. his son, ty woods, is one of the four americans killed in the benghazi attack. his son was a navy seal. joining us is charles woods with his children, jeremiah, fait

we have to consider the interior buffalo, syracuse, albany, those major cities as well. >> well, we've one is the surge from the storm which is going to cause extensive flooding. in the new york city area, all of long island and other spots as you -- westchester and other spots that don't normally flood. the second concern is with the sustained high winds. we are very concerned about losing power in significant parts of the state. we are not hearing the things from the weather service. they are very concerned about widespread power outages and extended periods of time when this power could be -- >> you make a great point about the high winds and also the fact that this storm system when it comes on could be a slow-mover, the duration of the high winds. the new york city transit system has taken great precautions, already announcing how it's going to be shutting down in roughly a little more than an hour and a half from now, 7:00 p.m. eastern. the specific concerns for the subways in having time to get them out of harm's way is what? >> well, the reason it was shut down was so that they

getting in toward toronto, rochester, edging towards syracuse, too.more delay in san francisco, more clouds and rain, especially in the morning. then half hour to hour-long delays. you saw the rain edging to new york state. could affect that new york air space, so watch for delays there. same with cleveland, detroit and chicago. st. louis, more showers. the tropics are not dead yet. we'll get a look at some of those systems coming and even tropical depression 19 and tropical storm sandy. we'll show you that in about half an hour. >> you said an hour delay in san francisco? did i see that right? >> yesterday was about 70 minutes. same thing today. >> they don't care, any way. they're celebrating. >>> you've got to see pictures of a new minnie mouse looking more like skinny mouse. if you think it's causing a controversy, it is. >>> and something smells fishy. time for some debate back-checking. ♪ my life begins today ♪ ♪ fly by night away from here ♪ ♪ change my life again ♪ ♪ fly by night, goodbye my dear ♪ ♪ my ship isn't coming ♪ and i just can't pre