kim jong unis like don't put it out, just put it as discomfort can. i will pay cash. fine. any more specific diagnosis? >> experts are suggesting he may have gout. >> suffering from gout, diabetes and hypertension. >> a report now claiming the young ruler has been hospitalized recovering from surgery on two broken ankles. >> jon: wow. how bad is your medical system have to be when it's up in the air whether you have gout, or two broken ankles. (laughter) yeah, he's got a-- i don't know, he's got [bleep] going on with his feet, i don't know. laugh of laugh gout, broken ankles, maybe he's pregnant. i don't know what the hell. the supreme leader is laid up due to gouty, discomforting, broken ankles, that doesn't mean anything. >> the man who is considered to be second in command in north korea after the leader kim jong unpopped down to south korea for a last minute visit. this visit was both surprising and significant. the north koreans agreed to another rank of high level talks for the end of the month and the start of the next month. >> jon: [bleep] north corian, so let me g

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. >> reporter: she teaches high school and is also vice president of the teachers uni. >> students are cursing at teachers. there are fights in classrooms and teachers are trying to prevent those fights from happening and are getting injured in the process. >> reporter: ktvu channel 2 news brought you this cell phone video last month. students from deer valley high school tight fighting in a parking lot. are fighting in a parking lot. >> that is a small percentage of our students that are not fitting in and conforming to the behavioral expectations at the school. >> the school district hired four security officers, additional counselors and forming committees with police and parents to tackle the problem. this parent is comfortable sending her child to school. >> happens in all schools but i think she is safe here. >> reporter: one high school teacher called me, she says she is retiring early because of all the unruly behavior. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the fate of san francisco's fire chief is up for a discussion tonight. this comes after another case of an ambulance taking t

we have this, you know, strong fighters on the ground, which -- who are the -- the people protection units that defend kobani for more than a year now, but we need munitions and heavy weaponry to respond. >> just so you're aware of what we're seeing. we're seeing views down into kobani, and the smoke and the dust rising from the air strikes. give us an idea of how many of your fighters have involved versus how many members of isil there are. >> i don't have, you know, exact numbers of isis or ypg fighters, but i -- i believe there are thousands of fighters and also local fighters of isis who attack kobani for 24 days and today, and also we have thousands of fighters of wpg who resist and during this long time too. you know, if we -- we bring in mind what has happened in mosul, how mosul fell in two or three hours, we will be sure that kobani is resisting strongly for 24 days, even kobani is a small town, you know, and surrounded by isis and besieged by isis for more than a year. so the resistance is very strong, just by fighters of ypg and the international -- >> what do you believe it w

this starts with men on uni cycles and then they take off and capture.ng to shut up and let you keep looking at it. >> that is really cool. if we had the coordination, we could do a video like that for the morning scene. >> i hear a plan being hatched. >> let's get another check of the weather. >> i thought you could right a uni cycle. >> i can't do that. the key phrase was if only we were that coordinated. we have poe tended storm systems from the great lakes causing fog in the south that kind of overnight moisture coming in, too. very warm air and potential for severe weather is the core, places like ohio today, really the biggest threat would be high winds, as all of this moves along. >> as this continues to move across the country, it's not that the air behind is so cold this time of year, it's that the air ahead is very warm for this time of year. 10-20 degrees above average, which people are loving before you have to deal with the stormy side of this. washington, d.c. at 80 degrees, new york city, the average is 70 or the average is 60 and we're at

residents and unis -- unofficia sites say there are still many people missing. >> reporter: the realityslide is still sinking in here at one of many welfare centers, there are around 700 people, a mix of those who got away in time from that wall of mud and sludge that buried over 80 plantation housing worker homes. now here as you can see, many people being housed in a local school. as you can seafood distribution going on. they are being given their morning meal. logistical issues in trying to house 700 people in what is a school. there are issues in terms of sanitation and water supply. and the attention is now shifting to what happens here on. many of these people have lost everything. over 80 houses being completely submerged. and what authorities will have to address over the doing days and weeks is what happened to these people. what happened to the number of children who were away at school when their houses, families, were engulfed by the mud. these are things that will be the top of the agenda in the coming weeks. >>> there has been flooding in norway. homes and businesses have

both sides met today two days after union members unanimou uny voted to authorize a strike. a strike would stop trollies and buses and subways in their tracks. the union would give 24 hours heads up. union members have been working without a contract since spring. >>> you paid for unlimited data to run all your apps, check facebook and twitter whenever you want. it turns out there was a limit after all and you were punished for going over it. why the government is now suing. >> and a jaw dropping find in the street for one police officer. >> i thought what in the world? this can't be happening. >> $120.000 cash just lying in the street. what this officer did with that money that left her friends shocked. plus -- >> what is it? >> it's cheers and hugs all around when a couple finds out the gender of their baby. why the excitement soon turns awkward. >> yes, it was. >> first darby police holding a special police academy for the public tonight. teaching people the basic fundamentals of police work and safety. >> another guy getting his kicks shooting individual up women's skirt

the piece of aluminum less than 2 feet wide was discovered on a uni been happen ted island in the southam trying to solve the mystery will return to that location next june with divers and mini subs. they are hoping to determine what the strange object is jutting out from a nearby reeve from a photo taken in 1937. it is the anomaly and has potential to be the lost aircraft. >>> it was two years ago today that hurricane sandy slammed in the eastern seaboard and devastated many towns along the jersey shore and while progress has been made there are still many signs that the devastation, that area endured. new jersey governor chris christie toured toms river today, many homeowners showed up to protest the long delays and red tape, that has left some victims waiting for grants. >> when you lose 355,000 homes, significantly damage or destroyed in one day, you know, it is a long time and for anybody in the back in their home yet they will be incredibly frustrated. >> democratic senator robert menendez toured at area today and met with community members to learn what resources they still need.

when i was in the iron workers uni tore my knee up. i was on vicodin, percocet and eventually heroin. >> he says he supported his addiction by shopping and sold the item in boston's ethnic be neighborhoods. >> i would get a rack of jeans. go to the italians. puerto ricans for the clothe. the chinese for electronics, watches. >> if convicted he could face self years in state prison. >> maybe it's what i need. >> while his future is uncertain, he is about to be transferred to general population. >> tonight i get out, thachk god. get to play in the big box again. hate the little box. >> like espinoza, daniel aspires to be placed in the general population unit. >> i get to mingle with the crowd. >> what happened? >> fight. everybody fights, right. that's how you handle situations in here. if somebody says something or you got problems, you got to act on it or they will. >> he was convicted of possession of a firearm and sentenced to two years. a separate county jail. due to multiple fights he spent the first 15 months in seg re fwags. he w

he will be in a specialized aceilation uni-- icelution unit in nebraska. >>> and the thomas duncan took a turn for the worse over the weekend. he is undergoing treatment hat texas health hospital for a week now. >>> the breakfast is back is the supreme court is back on the docketed this morning. >>> kansas city royals will take on the orioles. they swept the tigers in detroit. and the royals ended the hopes of the angels. the series gets underway on friday in charm city. the ll host the first two games. >>> turning our attention to other news now. it has been three weeks since she has been seen. we're trying to bring home hannah grahm. she was last seen in charlottesville. and search parties and police pressed on over the weekend. nicky has the latest in the newsroom. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. they continue searching and expanded their search to 700- square-miles in the area. the charlottesville police chief doesn't plan on scaling back seen. hannah was last seen on september 13th at the mall. search parties from all over the state have helped on-air, horseback and with t

they will be in sexy and probably lycra uni tareds.uld be a silly take on the adventurer movies, the super heros, the anti-super heros. i think it will be fun. i will go see it. >> bill murray is more excited than anyone. now people can sopa asking him if they will do a sequence. >> if you have cast members that are funny, kristen wig and mccarthy and sara silverman, they n cay make any move -- movie. remember velma and daf neither from "scooby doo" they are doing a nice job. >> making a 30-year-old movie? come up with something new. >> what is next, female vampire slayers? special thanks to joanne and nick go less spay. that does it for me. i will see you monday night. or tuesday morning. former pro football player ickey woods will celebrate almost anything? unh-uh. number 44... whoooo! forty-four, that's me! get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts! whooo! gimme some! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. whoo! forty-four ladies, that's me! whoo...gonna get some cold cut

uni. usted siempre puede estar conectado con primer impacto. estoy lista para hacer la guerra a esa grasa que se acumula. que es muy difÍcil para muchas personas. tomen notas, sean consistente y dejeme saber los resultados. estas cosas estÁn en su cocina. vamos a empezar con las especies. que son cosas que se utilizan. por ejemplo tenemos el oregano. los clavos de espacios, o de olor. la pimienta de callena. tambiÉn la canela que es muy importante. estos 5 elementos agregados en en tu comida media cucharada te hacen quemar la grasa. porque te baja los niveles del azÚcar cuando comes comida que no debes comer. >> el curry. >> no, pero es parte del curry curcuma. >> tiene mismo sabor. >> no. es una mezcla de varias. >> el curry con pollo es rico. >> agrega curcuma. no es todo a la vez. dependiendo del tipo de comida. ayuda a quemar la grasa que estÁ fuerte. despuÉs tenemos la vitamina c, lo que pasa con la vitamina c que tiene algo que produce en el cuerpo que ayuda quemar la grasa. entonces quÉ hace, te ayuda subir las defensas con la gripe, par

we're getting word that uni is experiencing some longer than normal wait times on routes one, two, three, five, 21, 28, 30, 43, 47 and 49. so i know some of those run up and down van ess. follow me and i will have all of that information for you. as we take a look at san jose. the drive is fuller at this hour. if you're coming away from highway 17 right into coopertino that drive will take you approximately seven minutes. southbound traffic pretty much empty at this hour. now, we do have a brand new crash however at the north bay near at 101 at washington street. blocking lanes. it looks like this accident happened within all of this congestion. it's certainly backing up because folks are trying to make it onto 116 and farther south there as traffic starts to merge. the traffic is starting to clear. freemont has slight delays. eric and christine. >> thanks a lot. 6:20 coming up the new study reveals the common mistake parents make when giving medication to their parents. >> what happens when 1 zoo worker tries to give not one worker tries to give not one panda but two nkler hi, i'm henry

he's practicing law into uni that would be perfectly respectable if that is what we did with the rest of our lives was to teach and practice love it when you are the son of john adams and you're not serving the public nothing else compares. so he has really lost his dream job and his wife talks in her diaries about how miserable it was to live with him during this time because he was just very unhappy. we all know someone who has lost a job or who has had to change jobs and maybe they didn't want to. this is what makes him relatable is just that thanks to of losing your purpose in life is something you don't really want to be doing. how did he lose his dream job? in 1807 the british navy attacked right off the coast of north vote. three were killed, 18 were wounded and four were kidnapped. the british navy captain siege for the men on the ship and accused them all of being british -- in fact two of them were legitimate american citizens. this is called impressment, the act of taking someone and forcing them into the british navy. this is what john quincy adams thought about impressmen

a big doll with a big smile and big long arms that can wrap you in a loving embrace, the creator is unie and if you would like one, it retails to $419 and it was designed for older people who might be lonely. >> and finally, animals have a way of making people seem more compassionate and loving. it's a new book, called hot guys and kittens. here is a sneak peek. the title doesn't lie, it's some pretty nice looking guys posing with teeny, fluffy, rescue kittens, and hot guys and baby animals, shot at a park. audrey cooner says taking in that role, the softer side of them that are appealing. some proceeds from the book being donated by a rescue group. there are cute shots there but there is one that i don't know if it made the book or not isn't this so cute. three of the best guys we know. >> i think that is adorable. >> i'm going to make that my facebook profile picture right away. >> that is incredible. i particularly love the one hanging out behind matt. the hand over the shoulder. it's just perched in the corner. >> lets look at that longer. >> thank you alicia. i mean it thank you ve

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michael is the president of uni private wealth strategies. how is the u.s.try affecting the u.s. economy how do they pair up? with the economy slowly getting better, are auto sales responsible for helping? >> well, i think they are and u.s. automakers are very, very they are one of our largest employers. the trickle down effect because as you know a car is made up of a lot of different components which they perfect from different u.s. manufacturing companies. i think the trickle down effect and overall sales are very important to the u.s. economy and of course as people and economic fortunes of the country get slowly better, people have a little bit more money, little bit more confidence, more people are getting jobs and have some money that they can spend, all of this is directly related to each other and the ability of people to buy cars which will keep the industry moving forward. >> if you're one of the unemployed out there, the unemployment rate is now below 6% at 5.9%. we apologize for our graphic error there. how does this play into jobs? if you're ou

honda's uni-cub robot stools, help ok-go - bust their futuristic moves. an octocopter drone was also used to capture the wide, pull out shots... where simple colors magically turn into moving, pixel art. >> we could do that. but there like a human the light and bright. >> i heard the music is pretty good as well. they love the music doesn't matter. >> it's a catchy song. >> the critical. >> they do that but it's hard to get a wave going in the stadium. do have to pay to get it going. here's what's happening. showers continue across the extreme areas. all across the kankakee county. a little bit towards rockford. preconditions. wind gusting 30-35. already starting to see that in some areas early on. wind sustained at 13. queen of angels at 61. the day planner shows temperatures dropping through the day 56 degrees by 5:00 p.m.. 59 for the daytime high. >> we have an update on apartment fire pretty close to 81st. crews are still staging along 83rd. we hear the fire is out so they are doing a second search. reports that there were people trapped inside so tha

like "this is the first we heard about it", part of what they were talking about had to do with the uni union. they selected a person, the most powerful woman in port, michelle roberts. they are behind in knowing what players rights are. >> this is not just blood, but about biometric testing. some have bracelets. and how much they are sleeping. >> they can determine if someone drank chom. -- alcohol. they are getting a tremendous amount of information. >> you wonder who thought of it, someone that read a lot of george orwell, whether future dystopia is here. >> you have players suffering from insomnia, thinking "hey, this head me to work out." the question is will some players say comments like that, because they don't want to look like the turd in the punchbowl. they won't say they'll be against that. i don't know a lot of places that will do a million. the issue is these are cultural platforms. if you normalize it, who is to say it won't happens next with the auto worker and others. >> you say if they find things the teams don't like, they take them out of players. >> that's why you h

and sharing instructions on how to donate to uni self and nominates others to -- unicef and nominates others. it was started by jam ima kahn. according to spread fast, a social analytics firm, it reached more than 300 million people. chris kearns explains why he thinks wake up call could be as big as the campaign for a.l.s., saying: according to u.n.i.c.e.f. syria is a dangerous place in the world to be a child. 6.5 million syrians suffered because of the conflict. roughly 2.8 million are no longer able to attend school, and 1 million have been displaced due to the war. twitter. >> let me know the stories you'd like to see in the digital spotlight. it would be great if it was as great as a.l.s. >> it will be. i don't think i'll post pictures of me. i'll contribute to u.n.i.c.e.f. >>> how federal budgets could affect students, leading to higher institution. >> capitalism in america - falling behind other countries. >>> disturbing accusations against a high school football >> a firsthand look at the isil fight >> you can see where the bullets ripped right through... >> refugees struggli

uni people on the inside saying, yes, this is what we were told. they all need a watchdog. >> rick piltz died over the weekend after a battle with cancer. this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with aaron matÉ. >> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. we begin with the continued fight for the syrian kurdish town of kobani, and the issues it's raised with the country on its border, turkey. after a more than month-long assault, the islamic state appeared on the verge of taking kobani just last week. the u.s. initially appeared indifferent, saying kobani was not a part of its "strategic objective." but as news cameras on the turkish-syrian border showed islamic state fighters assaulting a town in plain sight, the u.s. responded with the most airstrikes of its syria campaign. a resurgent defense by syrian kurdish forces backed by the u.s.-led strikes appears to have repelled the isis advance for now. and after weeks of u.s. pressure, turkey said monday it will

. >> i did, soaked in all of the unis, warmth, because i just don't want to look ahead. >> well, don't look ahead yet. >> enjoy it while it last. >> yes, being in the moment around town for the next few days. halloween, coming up and then pay attention. temperatures around the region will be changing over the next seven days, and members of our eyewitness weather team attended a seminar courtesy of the national weather service. it was a media workshop we attend todd talk more about severe weather and winter weather that is moving our way. national weather service went over different modeling tools and also forecasting tools that we will all be using to make watches and warnings more understandable and in the events of severe weather and even winter weather. stay tuna lot of good forecasting information, will be available and you'll see it all coming up this winter season. lets take a look outside where we are looking at a gorgeous day, temperatures are in the 70's and most locations, this is the view from jack frost big boulder where the cloud have rolled in but where we have seen the

in theç county detective's uni a new violent crime and tech knowledge unit will be developed and twow staff will be directly responsible for independent reviews, looking at evidence, looking at cases in the trials division and also an ombudsman so if there are concerns from the public or within the office, there is an independent person to go to to look at those cases. deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> from our jersey shore bureau, police are investigating a horrific case of animal cruelty outside an elementary school. a cat and three kittens were found dead in a staff parking lot we're told they were set on fire. police believe the animals were burned outside washington avenue school in pleasantville. nbc 10 has blurred photos of that scene because they're too disturbing to show clearly on television. authorities launched an investigation yesterday after a teacher made that grisly discovery on monday. >> it's very troubling to people, you know, to do such a thing to any creature. >> the school is reviewing surveillance video right now to see if the incident was recorded. nbc 10 has a

number three al gore never did make it to the white house b dressing as the uni did dog and beauty in, chuck hagel then senator hagel took the opportunity on halloween 2007 to dress up like fellow senator joe biden. still a popular costume option looking for a last minute idea. >>> number five the current first lady out, well, just looking great feline! 1999. michelle obama cat woman of sorts. i'm still trying to figure out what i'm going to go as tonight. one costume i can probably rule out is ron burgundy. but please stay class my united states of america. "newsnation" with tamron hall is up next. i'll see you on monday. time for the "your business" entrepreneur of the week. carlsbad california owns carlsbad food tours. introducing tours and locals to the great food around the town. she's not only grown her business but helped promote the downtown area encouraging diners to eat locally rather than at the mall. for more watch your business at 7:30 on msnbc. [ male announcer ] are you considering a new medicare plan? then you may be looking for help in choosing the right plan for your

with respect to financial uni a and scholarships and so on which you were talking about, i mean,n we're a very large university, as i say. we have on this campus over 46,000 students. and 36,000 undergraduates. but we also pride ourselves on the fact that the students with average family -- in-state that students with average family incomes of $50,000, they pay almost no tuition, because the combination of state-to-federal and university based financial aid pretty much covers the totae cost of their tuition.iversi for students with family income of $100,000, or less, they pay somewhere in the vicinity of o about half the total cost of tuition. again, because of all the lf different sources of financial aid that are available to them. in fact, at iu, on this campus, about two-thirds of our students get some form of financial aid. it was a major focus of our last two campaigns, it will be a major focus of our upcoming campaign. in our last campaign, we raise over $200,000. if you include undergraduate scholarships, about $2 million i innc support of scholarships, fellowships and so on for

. >> we are seeing sunshine later on today as this unis is slow to get up, we are glad you are not. sun like to lays around and it is doing so increasingly. we have dark skies, out there right now, but if you could see up high enough you would see some clouds. way, way to the west and maybe way to the east but not directly overhead. we have great conditions. just stars out there. 49 degrees in philadelphia right now. temperatures are cool in the 40's in all locations. forty-six in trenton. forty-seven in wilmington. forty-five in millville. forty-one in allentown and with that said there are a couple of temperatures that are in the 50's. 54 degrees in wildwood. we have 53 through center city philadelphia right now. storm scan three i've got it on the wider view to show you if you are going to new york or down to washington or going really anyplace we are looking at great weather conditions. so it looks clear throughout, just about all of pennsylvania, and delaware, new jersey, and maryland, it looks beautiful. high pressure is in charge of the weather in the northeast right now. the

eastern on msnbc as well as on msnbc's uni hispanic network.the red carpet with a preview. what's the latest there. >> reporter: hi, abby. that's right. yes, we're here at civic center in pasadena. as you can tell, production is coming by. the red carpet is getting by for the arrivals of one of the biggest nights in latino entertainment here. close to hollywood. as you mentioned, eva longoria along with mario lopez will be hosting tonight's event. the second year they host. eva longoria is an executive producer of the show. it's promising to be an amazing night, spectacular performances , a lot of surprises, lifetime achievement awards given to charo, daisy fuentes. i was here yesterday and saw a lot of familiar faces as cast of "orange is the new black", and robert rodriguez. jose on msnbc will also be joining us at the alma awards in year. i invite you to check us out tonight at 10 p.m. eastern/7 p.m. pacific. the alma awards live on msnbc and on mundos. >> thank you for that report. >>> turning now to another big night in television. when zo

a panel of bishops wrote, without denying the moral problems connected to homosexual unis it has to beed there are cases in which mutual aid to the point of sacrifice constitutes a precious support in the life of partners. when you talk about this, this recognition of goodness in gays, that's what it is. >> it's breath-taking. i'm used to a catholic church and a papacy that talks about gays and lesbians with all sorts of negative language, negative tone, sneering tone, unwelcoming. and ever since pope francis ascended to the papacy, there's been a shift, a tone. he talks about us as if we are full-fledged, you know, children of god, people who deserve respect and dignity. he did that in an interview a year ago with america magazine, and you take these -- the interview that he did on the plane, coming back from a trip where he said, you know, who am i to judge? that's what set this off in the america magazine interview, which is just a man talking. with the sin id going on and with this draft coming out from this two-week meeting so far, we're seeing it move from rhetoric, to not policy

he's practicing law into uni that would be perfectly respect about that is what we did with our lives. the rest of our lives is teach and practice law. but when you are the son of john not a comment if you are not serving the public, nothing else compares. so he's really lost his dream job and his wife talked in her diaries about how miserable frame he was to live with him during this time. because he was very unhappy. but this makes them very relatable because of all known someone who has lost their job or has had to change jobs and maybe didn't want to. and this is what makes them relatable is just that banks of losing sort of your purpose in life and having to do something you don't really want to be doing. so how did he lose his dream job? well, in 1807 from the british navy attacked the u.s. as chesapeake off the coast of north vote. three were killed, 18 wounded and four were impressed or kidnapped. said the british navy captain seized for the men on the ship and accused them all of being british deserters. in fact, two of them are legitimate american citizens. and this is calle

these countries, but in addition, the united kingdom, south africa, russia, china, canada, the european uni union, and i'm probably leaving out a few also do laboratory work. so there really has been a strong international response. the challenge is how rapidly the disease is spreading. but we're seeing in west africa some signs of progress. for example, we're seeing more safe burials in liberia. usaid is contracted to expand throughout the country to provide safe burial services. we're looking more closely at doing that and increase isolation and capacity. so i think we're beginning to see that kind of surged response have an impact on the front lines, but it's going to be a long hard fight. and in west africa, we're far from being out of the woods. >> are the resources adequate that are there now? >> there has been a major effort from the u.s. and other partners. we hope and expect to see more resources coming in from countries around the world marching the kind of leadership that the u.s. is showing. right now the biggest challenge is getting the resources needed to the front lines where

locally dense fog here and there, but watch and slow it down, dissipating with time and new that the unis is ready to pop over the horizon. we will have a difficult time sticking around. cooler day. fifty-nine for the high. it will be sunny. torey, over to you. >>> we will definitely show you a shot with fog, and also an incident but we need to dread southbound roosevelt boulevard making your way approaching ridge we are dealing with all lanes closed as a result of the accident. this delay stemming back toward ninth street causing a north bound gaper delay to go with it and it has been closed for 35 minutes. it will only continue to grow. trying to get to the schuylkill plan for an alternate there but heading into center city your best betties to jump on the boulevard, take that to harbison, aramingo avenue and jump on to i-95. there is a couple locations you can to that. lets talk about some fog and situation we are dealing with on 309. 309 northbound right at the area of five points we have a crash in this section here. as they continue to zoom in on this situation you will notice it wa

let take a look and see, you can look at that unis rise. the this his in cut town. 34 degrees though. notice what happens when skies clear and the wind are light? these temperatures can really bottom out. it is cold out there. it is in the just there that it is cold but cold in a lot of locations but it is dry. right new we have got just a band of clouds and you cannot even see them. they are so high that they are not obstructing anything and they are moving through the philadelphia area but we will be left with sunshine today, temperatures are at the freezing mark at the poconos. 32 degrees there. thirty-six allentown. thirty-seven in reading this morning. forty-seven in in philadelphia quite a warm up. not warm but a warm up compared to what things are to the north. we will be finding the frost advisory going until 8:00 o'clock this morning throughout the poconos, and that is for the growing season, and obviously, bringing in your tender vegetation and, of course, if you are bringing in your plants you are bringing in your pets as well th

everything struck down what you do you like a little denied an earthquake hits >> : in bedstand bed of uniner's quick right now before shaking as bad as soon as you feel it clout in on get your center of gravity down otherwise might not do down an injury to the edges of a small target protect yourself and be honored next to study piece of furniture do hold on sit onslaught around >> : this interactive this play goes to some o'clock this evening and a 15 yes the comptroller of quick simulator >> : rain always the bay area much of the day today was a cloud alicea right here from the golden gate bridge clouds rolling and we have seen some races afternoon storm tracker radar shun rain making it to the north by cosi even rain have yourselves here. saying the yellow indicates more moderate rainfall. coastal waters we see some spotty showers take a look settle a radar picture of a move of the rain heading out to the north but this trend right here in attacking the bay area later this evening and into early saturday morning >> : future cast for again taking a lot of the red well to the north you s