you seat showers over missouri, pretty big storms over parts of areas south of chicago, western illinois. this is our weather maker. tomorrow the main system will drift to the north in new england. we'll catch the southern edge, the trailing front, likely to bring some showers in here by tomorrow night. here's what's left of rafael. after making a close call, you can see it being downgraded. winds still 75. this is out of tropical waters, no chance for strengthening. the storm will shear apart. 45, less chilly. tomorrow a nice day. two-degree darn tee 70, wetter -- better chance for showers tomorrow night. they could linger into your early friday morning. we'll put the shower for early friday morning. tomorrow starts out dry. tomorrow night we could see rain. cooler and drier saturday for komen race day. gorgeous day, sunshine, but it will be a cool start down in the upper 40s, so maybe put an extra layer on when you're headed out to walk. we'll put it back in real quick. again, next week you're going to like this. next week temperatures into the mid-70s for the rest of the outlook here.

, beautiful hilly park with a lake in the middle out there, and because there's no people in western illinois anyway, there's nobody in the park. and so, i'm running all these trails, and it's like being inside of nature, just totally connected in the running, in the movement, in the air, the earth - all the elements are right there, and it's very renewing, it really is. and these kinds of experiences are - they're lost on us, and even if you live in the country, there's that element in the urban atmosphere that draws us away, either through tv or whatever. yeah, warren? >> i was thinking of a psychologist, jung, and his idea of the collective unconsciousness. i think in the west, we have been so heady - think, you've got to think, you better - all this kind of thing. my wife and i both have studied it, and it seems like there's dimensions. being raised in this culture, i wasn't even aware, and this kind of thing, this ritual we went through, just kind of - like i actually kind of experienced that, rather than just reading about it. maybe not real deep, but it kind of like was really a little

even kansas city and parts of far western illinois, western wisconsin. this whole region is in a slight risk for isolated tornadoes, that hail, and damaging winds. we'll be watching for that later this afternoon and evening. you want to catch your latest on the abc station near you. until then, i'll have more on the weather and the deep freeze coming up. back to dan. >> ron asked an important question, have you ever played ping-pong with the ball the size of hail? >> think about it. >> nothing to say here. >> by the way, dan, the pronunciation for dog in new york is dog. we're here in new york. >>> good morning, everyone. we begin with the arrests that have been made in connection with the shooting of the courageous pakistani girl that stood up to the taliban. four people have been arrested for the attack on malala yusefzai. she is in stable condition after being shot in the head and neck. >>> and two dozen people on a party boat in san francisco bay had a scare when the boat started sinking. the coast guard rescued 22 people on that craft after it struc

. >> northern illinois quarterback jordan lynch had quite a day at western michigan.ies on the board with the beautiful rainbow to tommy lee lewis....from 31 yard out. 7-0 niu. third quarter....its lynch on the ground. he starts to his left... then breaks a tackle and cuts back to his right...for a 20-yard touchdown run. lynch ran for two and passed for four. the huskies stay perfect in the mac: 5-and-0.....48-34 over western michigan. illinois state and head coach brock spack, on the road at the uni-dome vs northern iowa... 4th quarter...redbirds leading and looking for more. quarterback matt brown buys some times with his legs....and finds james o-shaughnessy with nobody in the same area code. a 49-yard touchdown. and isu beats northern iowa 33-21. the redbirds are 7-2. a short week but a good one for the bears. after the monday night win over detroit.....sunday comes around quickly. but they're relatively healthy...... and "rolling," as they welcome the carolina panthers to soldier field tomorrow. jay cutler bounced back from the takedown by ndomakun suh...and he's

point that i want to extend on when we get to doctrine, but i teach the bible sequence down at western illinoisnd naturally, i have the classic evangelical born again christian in there, and a good many of them really know the bible, but many of them do not know the cultural context, and you need to have - you need to understand the symbolism. when we look at a book like revelation , that is causing so much turmoil, and may well have been behind political acts of destruction in this country, in which the symbolism - i'm not just making this up, folks - the symbolism that drove a timothy mcveigh to such extreme is drawn from the book of revelation , filtered through soldier of fortune and christian identity movements and all these sorts of things, in which the symbols that were being used 1,900 years ago are skewed in such a way to present u.s. and u.s. government as some kind of demonic force. so you're so right there, and it's one of the things we're going to have to pay attention to. and you know, as we're running down to the last few seconds, unfortunately, in this class, keep that in mind,

it stretches from chicago's western suburbs to two of illinois' largest cities, or write and joliet.f in old and new territory there are new people to introduce yourself to and there are old friends. congresswoman bickered voted to privatize social security and replace medicare guaranteed benefits with a voucher costing sr. $6,400 every year. after 30 years in politics bigger is not on our side. >> politician bill faster and his company he laid off employees or right before christmas he profited and families suffered, it's a pattern last year the millionaire paid no income tax. >> both candidates find a way to rationalize their caustic messages that they are sponsoring. >> there is a distinction between false attack ads and the ones that are real distinctions over policy, so for example congresswoman bigger has voted for every single bush policy that drove us into debt and wrecked our economy, that's a distinction of policy. my point is really denigrating everything i have done for the district and the new district and the old district and i think that's a shame. voters will make the

iowa into western parts of illinois.ropelled to northern illinois. might close in on chicago. a new round of showers and storms ahead of the cold front later this afternoon. the morning activity now. a lot of lightning flashing. one severe thunderstorm warning. large hail. maybe more than an inch now. that's about it. look at the big thunderstorm complex developing south of lubbock, texas. hail is a possibility in the region. all moving to the northeast. you have it around western parts of texas. active for the morning. to the north, rain and snow around north dakota. more snow across the sierra nevada. this is the first storm edging in through california now. most of this is heavy rain near sacramento and san francisco. turns into areas of one to two feet of snow over the next couple of days. right now, scattered showers around the bay area. you will get air travel delays. heavier rains north of there. the next 24 hours, watch the rain come. in the next 48 hours it spreads right through areas like wyoming to montana. th

. >> it begins in northern illinois with the western portion.west from there to the mississippi river. then it turns southward and head down to the quad cities, continues south along the river to henderson county. then turns eastward and includesfulton county. and the southern half of the city of feioria. we have a live studio audience here this evening. i have asked them to refrain from out or expressions during the debate, except when i introduced the candidates, which i will do now. first, the challenger, democrat, from illinois, sherry bustos. [applause] and the incumbent, republican from illinois, bobby schilling. [applause] the format for tonight's debate requires 75 seconds for opening statements, then it will have 75 seconds to enter the initial question and up to 30 seconds for rebuttal. statements will also be 75 seconds in length. we have people on the illinois league of women voters here this evening to time the candidates. i am your moderator for tonight. asking the questions of our candidates will be alex. in his reporter at wbcu f

moving through portion of the great lake states, down through indiana, moving into western portions of ohio, back through illinoisthe panhandle of florida and the florida keys. otherwise much of the country is nice and dry. currently it is cold out west. montana, 28. little warmer than that in rapid city. they got 30. denver, a little warmer than that. they've got 32. it doesn't feel like the first week in october out there, but it is. 62 in cleveland and new york city and about the same for much of dixie land. let's take a look at the daytime highs. it will be chilly up in portions of the northern plains. 47 the high in rapid city. we'll have 82 in raleigh and 90 today in san antonio. meanwhile, as part of the ails apprentice program here at fox news, we're putting together a special series celebrating hispanic heritage month. this week we traveled to mexico city to bring you the story of a most remarkable man, a senior researcher at hewlett packard. he brought his beautiful mind to america where he's achieved success of a highest order, but he never forgot where he came from or the kind of world he wants to lea

a chance we could still see more severe weather in indiana and western parts of ohio and southern michigan and eastern portions of illinois including the city of chicago with damaging wind gusts being the main concerns. isolated tornadoes can't be ruled out. strong winds, strong wind gusts up to 50 miles an hour in portions of midwest down the through ports of tennessee and western portions of mississippi. the storm will head eastbound. that is where it is eded tomorrow right here to new york city. >> gregg: it was gusty this morning. i almost got blown in mcdonald's. >> i would have had a big mac. [ laughter ] >> heather: u.s. troops are taking part in a special program that is now aimed at mentoring afghan special police. with that recent surge with recent green on blue attacks. they are working with their counter narts afghanistan. colonel oliver north is streaming live. hello there colonel. what are folks saying about working with the afghans as a result? >> the classic definition of a hero that puts themselves at risk for the benefit of others. we're with a lot of those kinds of people in the third battalion 8 marine

the 17th district is a newly redrawn district that begins in northern illinois in the western portion to the mississippi river then it turns south and heads down to the quad cities continues along the river to henderson county then terms east word to fulton county and the southern portion of peoria including the southern half of the city of peoria and also a portion including most of pekin. except when i introduce the candidates which i will do now. first, the challenger a democrat from east moline illinois, cheri bustos. [applause] and the incumbent is the republican from kalona illinois, bobby schilling. [applause] the format for tonight's debate requires 75 seconds for opening statements. then they will have 75 seconds to answer the initial question and up to 30 seconds for the rebuttal. in closing statements will also be 75 seconds in length. we have people from the illinois league of women voters who are here this evening to time the candidates. my name is leyna willson i'm the moderator for tonight and asking the questions of the two candidates will be alex, a news reporter at w

western maryland and the shenandoah valley. here's the wide view. we have this big area of high pressure giving us this gorgeous autumn pattern. we have a disturbance moving through illinois. that's going to be traveling just to our north during the morning hours tomorrow. might get a sprinkle north of the metro area. as we go fourth, here's the system coming in from the west. it will be passing through. perhaps right along the border around dawn might get a sprinkle. otherwise, a few louds, then a partly cloudy afternoon. wednesday, after a few morning clouds, we'll have another dry clear pattern setting up. for the rest of the afternoon, enjoy sunny, mild. light wind ill be in the low '70s. in the early 60s by this evening with a very slight breeze. it will be cool with a light wind. we'll be in the upper 50s by midnight with a very light southwesterly breeze. then storm team 4 four-day forecast. feecht your eyes on this. you know, i've said before, autumn is a battle between summer and winter. it felt like winter this morning. it will feel like summer wednesday, around 80. record high is 84. so it can get a little toasty in october. near 80 on wednesday. still beautifu

western, a woman obviously very secularized. she was a law enforcement major- she was about to graduate and she was going to be an illinois state trooper. and i thought, well, that's okay, that's great. well, then she turns out- i happened to mention, "i sure would like to visit some amish," and she said, "well, my grandparents are old amish." she's going to be packing, you know, like a 44 on the hip and driving around in a car and her parents are old amish- okay. well, so we go over there and we see just how hard it is to maintain this lifestyle, because her parents were mennonites. now the mennonites are much less rigid about any of these things- they're more open to conforming to the world. in fact, many old amish go to mennonite. and now here's this, you know, young woman who's basically secularized- she's given up religion. well, they took us around in the evening, and we went- it was a small town in downstate illinois and we're going by the football stadium- it's at night. and down, around, and behind the football stadium, parked next to the z-28s and all the shiny teenage cars, there's a buggy, you know, parked up and ti

western pakistan. blast went outside an office for anti-taliban tribal leaders. they are searching for an illinois mom and two young daughters. they were reported missing a week ago. the storm is pounding the eastern caribbean with heavy rains that could cause severe flooding. that storm is about 135 miles south-southeast of st. croiix. >> they fought for our freedom overseas. they are fighting to save lives. nearly every member of latest class of firefighters is military vet. anna is live new york city newsroom. >> reporter: the city of newark has a new class of firefighters that why were heroes before they put on a uniform. nearly all the recruits are veterans, 28 out of 31 and it's not a coincidence. there is new push across the country to hire veterans when they return home. job searching is one of many struggles they experience while putting their lives back together. last month the unemployment rate was 9.7% for veterans of the wars in iraq and afghanistan. compared to the national average of 7.8%. >> at one point in my career to get home it was very hard to find work. the g.i. fund, they he

problems house republicans are having particularly in western pennsylvania and southeast ohio is mitt romney and particularly in new york, illinoisnd california where romney is going to lose by tremendous margin. he's really become a drag on the ticket. voters do not like he is and how sorcerer. his companies made a millions buying companies stripping them apart and throwing people off work and moving jobs overseas. he wants more tax breaks for millionaires like himself. this has become a major liability for candidates running in this area that suffers from the policies that encourage outsourcing like tax breaks for companies that ship jobs overseas. the other problem for mitt romney is we were mentioning about his personality, we don't ever know where he is on anything. he supported a tax plan for five trillion dollars in tax cuts and that in the debate it has disappeared and says he's never heard for tax breaks for companies that shift jobs overseas when he has benefited from them. the big problem for voters right now is the fact they see they don't like but they also don't ever know where he is because he keeps changing all th

western side of the state, which is agricultural. every vote in ohio is equally important. on the other hand, if you drift over to illinoisthere's no presidential campaign. such sincere question what would happen, every vote is just as good as it together. candidates would go certainly to all 50 states. they would go roughly in proportion to population or the look of the academic literature, maybe focus on some of their beach parties best areas are perhaps persuadable voters. it's fun to campaign for u.s. senate or governor than what we see today where four out of five voters are left out. >> have a couple questions about this as well. i want to give john samples an opportunity to get on the theory on this particular proposal. >> well, there's a number things you could say out to us. john and i have discussed several times over the past two years. flamenco to a specific source and then i want to raise the larger issue. it makes sense that california, the republicans really are going to be trying to mobilize because it gone. obama is going to win california. so it makes sense that even the short term or maybe the longer-te