he never got the attention, because he lived in wichita. would have been a different story. >> even more chilling, btk threatened he was bearing down on murder victim number eight. >> he said he was stalking the victim right now. he picked his next victim. he indicated how he was going to kill that person. and then the last sentence was, maybe it's you. >> he was trying to frighten people? >> oh, definitely. and he succeeded. >> it turned out the wichita police had been intentionally denying btk publicity for some time. profilers had warned them against caving in to the killer's demands for attention, on the grounds that if he got it, he'd kill again. but that tactic clearly hadn't worked. btk kept on killing anyway. now, faced with the strangler's written threat to take yet another life the police abruptly changed strategy. >> at that point we need to step up and say, yes, we recognize you as btk, and we do have a serial killer here. >> so the police chief and news director ron loewen appeared on tv that february 1978, side by side. >> btk

louis got up to 84 degrees toyed, little rock 86, wichita 80 -- today, little rock 86, wichita 85.re's some snow going on already. i know, plug your ears. that's at the highest elevations and it's not in the cards for us yet, but we are living the high life as in high pressure is ruling the roost the next several days. this will hold on through columbus day. it's really a dome of very heavy air, but the dome will warm up as it begins to slip to the east a little and we'll get the return flow around it. it will keep us dry. we have a pretty good idea of our next chance of rain and it's probably not till the middle of next week. it will be chilly at night. we're down to 46 degrees at frederick, d.c. 57, quantico 56, culpeper 52 and out towards martinsburg you are 51 degrees. for lows tonight gaithersburg will drop to 43, annapolis 46, front royal 44, so definitely a chilly start in the morning. don't let it take you by surprise. with the clear skies and light winds, dry air, we've got radiational cooling and it's low 40s for the suburbs, 50 degrees inside the beltway, friday another

showers and thunderstorms around wichi wichita, and oklahoma city. >> mostly 60s from boise to coloradoprings. sacramento at 83. 50s from minneapolis to kansas city. near 90 in dallas, 86 in new orleans. 67 in new york city. 76 in baltimore. >> it's perfect right now in new york. the two days we get every year. that's it. >>> coming up, as the wall street protests go global, we'll take a look at movement by the numbers. >>> and the brand new plan by the fcc to put an end to phone bill shock. >>> and the 2011 world series is set. will bit the cardinals or the brewers taking on the rangers? >>> and welcome back, everyone. overseas markets are up monday morning. in hopes for europe's latest efforts to solve their debt crisis. tokyo's nikkei average rose 132 points. hong kong's hang seng also up 200 points. in london, the ftse opened higher. last week, the nasdaq and the dow gained. the nasdaq up 188.5. >>> your wireless company now has to warn you if you're nearing your monthly usage limit. many wireless customers are hit with big penalties when they go over their limits. now, they'll be a

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louis, 78 degrees and then you get to wichita, 89.heat on the weather map you know it is crazy in dc when international falls is 80 and we are only 53 degrees. we need high pressure to get this out of here we put the max hd future cast into motion we begin to see things trying to improve as we work through the time period, tuesday on into wednesday high pressure going to take over and we are going to have a run of really sunny magnificent days let's put it this way i will be hard pressed to find things to talk about through the end of the week. i will think of something mostly cloudy and chilly for us tonight spotty shower, 47 degrees tomorrow going to describe it as clouds again, some breaks of sunshine in the afternoon and a few showers could linger, 66 degrees, but feast your eyes on this if we had a four day forecast wednesday, you would be jumping up and down for joy is it possible we could have a really good weekend out of this? >> too soon to tell. >>> so, you know what, you got to check these five day forecasts often but we kn

. >> and look at all the heat on the map, wichita 87 dallas and st. louis 78 degrees.o we are definitely still seeing warmer temperatures on the map and our late november preview is about to end. wasn't it good to get a chance to make sure the furnace is working? that's how you put a positive spin on it. temperature now in d.c. is 52, gaithersburg 46 degrees and a chill in the air, but tomorrow night i think things will be really grewing and again some sunshine improving and again some sunshine tomorrow afternoon and a bit of a breeze. last few showers for overnight hours hanging out. there are some in the panhandle and a little more up through pennsylvania, but this whole thing is rotating away slowly but surely. that is the back edge of it. we do have the clouds around tonight, some spotty areas of drizzle and light rain, but even with that we'll still be chilly overnight with temperatures dropping to the 40s. prime minister for a chilly start tomorrow -- prepare for a chilly start tomorrow morning, but on the five-day forecast we'll recover in the afternoon to 66 de

of rain coming down west of wichita falls in western oklahoma but that would be welcome given the droughtns they suffered this year. the patchwork of color you see as some violent weather conditions. there are all kinds of winter storm advisory's high wind warnings and wildfire advisory's to the west. there will be snow in the sierras and in the rockies. it will not rain here until wednesday of next week. it was 81 degrees here in chicago yesterday. it will be a great weekend. we are predicting bright sunshine for tomorrow ... here is that corridor of warmth. the chilly air is taking shape up north. going to thursday next week we have a punch of cooler air. how about that for at a dry open to october another record. humidity is at 46%. there is a high mulled count today not the best newold count today--not the best news. we're looking at the high temperatures ... we have gusts right now at 28 mi. per hour in the northern suburbs. the temperatures are already passing 80 degrees o'hare is at 79 degrees. a fourth consecutive day of unseasonable warmth. tonight fair warm breeze see temperatur

to the streets in boston and philadelphia this week under it's more of gathered in louisville and wichita and hartford essential city hall is going home to more than two hundred people motivated by the occupy wall street protesters in charlotte marched on the local bank of america over the weekend and police clashed violently with i.q. pyres in seattle like sims in denver portland i was city and miami florida have also seen the lakers of their own occupy demonstrations and sixty five people came together in anchorage alaska today or yesterday in solidarity with a growing ninety nine percent of what started in lower manhattan is now spreading and it's getting bigger and bigger and bigger so the question is how do we get here how did americans reach a tipping point where they're taking to the streets in some cases demanding a revolution for more i'm joined by any croll associate editor of time dispatch and staff reporter for mother jones and from california joshua holland senior editor and editor of alter net and joshua welcome thanks for having great to have you both with us any you descri

little rock, arkansas, 38 degrees. 39 wichita. minneapolis at 34. and omaha at 34.r working its way in. a very quiet start to the day. there is not much going on anywhere. few rain showers around the great lakes. 62 for your high. good amount of sunshine. i would say each day a mix of clouds and sun. some days more sun than clouds. some days a few more clouds than sunshine. but our temperatures will be for our highs in the low to mid- 60s. overnight lows in the 40s. some of you perhaps tonight in the 30s to the north and west tonight and tomorrow night. that's a look at the weather. tucker barnes will be back with more weather. now we've got julie wright to tell us about the traffic. >>> again on the roads it's a light friday. we're not complaining about that. we've had one heck of a week on the roads. all of your lanes here are open. southbound 95, 295 behaving nicely off laurel. no incidents to report. 14th street bridge. typically it's bumper-to-bumper slow from the pentagon. not the case this morning. lanes open headed into southeast. accident activity along mar

rain is also making its way into the southern plains, taking a look, near dallas, up near to wichita, 2 to 5 inches of rain. >> good morning. anywonderful mow not continues. another beautiful morning out there. testimonies. springfield. out there. through the day, high dominate.ill over florida.stem affect usng to midweek. until then, unseasonable warmth. around 80.s today performance on columbus to 83. cooler, rain and temperatures. >> we'll look at some record heat in the northeast coming up. >>> overnight there was a big tribute concert for michael jackson. his children were there. but some family members were upset about the timing of this show, coming in as the middle of the trial of michael jackson's doctor. abc's linsey davis has more. >> reporter: a concert fit for a king. the concert, like the king of pop itself, was not without controversy. jackson's family was divided over the timing of the concert. some were concerned that a celebration of michael jackson's musical legacy should not have occurred during the manslaughter trial of his doctor, dr. conrad murray. but it was ex

in the book, besides johnson mcnamara and wheeler wichita about, mcmaster says that exerts as mac taylor her was a master at that time over westmoreland also was party to confusing things. let me put it that way. comment? >> there's a lot of things i think could be said about general taylor that maybe don't quite match with the reputation i believe he still enjoyed pretty widely. evert indicated more than once that he was probably westmoreland's most important patron thanks to him, westmoreland reaches the high levels he did including his assignment to vietnam. but i think that maxwell had westmoreland if they didn't have a falling they certainly had a divergent viewpoint. it seems to be documentable that when the first forces -- ground forces came ashore, marine elements of march 1965, taylor as ambassador had no advance notice they are coming and westmoreland did not enter the taliban and white house do that and didn't hallen. and the pentagon knew that ended tallent piercy was pretty marginalized by that point. but the detailed analysis and evaluation of general taylor's topic for ano

louis today for the high, 90 in wichita, dallas up to 86 degrees, new orleans 81.er 70s and eventually we'll see temperatures trying to push near 80, but that will take until next week. it's going to be very beautiful the next several days. tomorrow about 74 degrees, lots of sunshine. pay attention to a bit of an afternoon breeze that may gust up and over 20 miles per hour from time to time. thursday full sunshine at 70 degrees, friday about 72, once again full sunshine and those nights rather chilly. so it's absolutely perfect. here's where we stand now in terms of temperatures. most places are in the 50s. here in d.c. we're at 60. so is annapolis, baltimore 58d and frederick 55. -- 58 degrees and frederick 55. in the overnight hours we'll continue to see chilly conditions for frederick 44, front row 43, chantilly 45 and baltimore an overnight low of 47 degrees. actually a little chilly, but a few clouds for the rest of us, 52 degrees for the district, winds out of northwest at 5 to 10, a gorgeous wednesday tomorrow, sunny, breezy, 74 degrees. notice those winds o

rain is also making its way into the southern plains taking a look near dallas up to near wichita. 2inches >> we'll look at some record heat in the northeast coming up. dan? >> thank you, scott. >>> overnight there was a big tribute concert for michael jackson. lots of stars there. jackson's children were also there, but some family members are upset about the timing of this show coming as it does in the middle of the trial of michael jackson's doctor. abc's linsey davis is on the story for us. ♪ sunshine >> reporter: billed as a concert fit for a king, the concert, like the king of pop itself, was not without its controversy and squabbling between siblings. jackson's family was divided over the timing of the tribute. some were concerned that a celebration of michael jackson's musical legacy should not have occurred during the manslaughter trial of his doctor, conrad murray. on one side his mother, kids, sister la toya and brothers marlon, jackie and tito thought his celebration in wales was the perfect antidote to the troublesome trial, but it wasn't exactly a family affair. his sis

host: are there still jobs in wichita? caller: thse tea party -- these tea party people.y take the mall. my son is a very good contractor. he cannot get a job. they take them and give them to whoever. host: we will leave the there. more to the harold ford, jr. of bed in this morning's "the wall street journal" -- harold ford, jr.'s op-ed in this morning's "the wall street journal." he writes -- host: we are asking this morning -- where are the jobs? miami, florida, go ahead. caller: good morning. my name is michael. i have been unemployed since the midpoint of 2007. i went from job to job to job. i am in the housing development. new houses and new schools and stuff like that. the money is just not there. if the money is not there, nobody can hire. if nobody can hire, and nobody can build. that means double digit unemployment all through south florida. at one point, there were 150,000 families living in south florida. now it is not happening. everybody is stuck with a double mortgage. it went down the hill with the bailout. now the banks do not want to loan. you have inves

this is a state in the early 1990s that some of you will remember the summary first week, when wichitaeathe that first breath. this is an amazing place. this is a state that created some amazing, amazing countries. yeah, pizza hut. cessna and white castle. forget anybody? beechcraft in a company called coke industries. i graduated from west point 25 years ago when i served in the army for six years on active duty was in the reserves for a little while it well. we cannot use our military to promote social ideas that do not reflect the values of our nation. [applause] i sit on a committee that joseph energy and power and you say how is that connected to family? if we don't have folks working during the most fundamental pat that allows them to take care and put food on the table for their families and work hard to go home and talk to their kids about the task they undertook, this noble name, if we've got a president who talks about profit if it's evil, then we've got a nation with far from our founding fathers want to take it we know we have an enormous task and reminisce over the next 13

wichita falls, texas, back to the central plains, 2.63, 2.41 in sweetwater.ntinue. the rain-cooled air will cool things off in dallas. the high of 77. 83 in houston. 83 in kansas city. 81 in minneapolis. mid 80s boston to new york. about 80 in washington, d.c. some places may be warmer, toward chevy chase. meanwhile in parts of, say, the northern plains into the central rockies, back into billing and salt lake city, 50s and 60s. 79 in los angeles. 59 in seattle. all right. that is your forecast. t.j., back to you. >> reynolds, thank you. >>> we're at 42 minutes past the hour now. two women get into a fight inside a walmart. they don't just throw punch, they start throwing something else off the shelves. and a hazmat team has to be brought in. i'll explain in a moment. >>> also, india has a reputation for coming up with new innovations to make life easier and can do it at cheap prices. well, really cheap now. a fully loaded tablet computer for $35. that is in your morning passport, next. [ male announcer ] its design inspires. its power impresses. it's thin, l

. >> 34 degrees in wichita. a lot of cold air out there. before, 32 degrees nold you lik miami, 78.s a look at the east coast satellite radar. we've got clouds over us. we'll see a mixed bag of partly sunny skies. there's your storm system out to the west across western portions of tennessee right now, making its way eastward. will take some time. eventually it moves into the mid-atlantic and brings a cold rain to us overnight tonight and tomorrow and snow, especially to the mountains out to the west. five-day forecast looks like this, today, after a high yesterday in the 60s, as predicted, today only 52 for a high. but then tomorrow only 45 for a high. >> what a mess. >> tomorrow is a messy day. be indoors. make your halloween costumes. bake a pie, whatever. >> or go to butler's orchard with a lot of little kids. >> that's what you're doing. >> early in the morning. >> take your rain coat. maybe go to rochester. >> our resident marine just started jumping in and started singing -- at least i know i'm free. >> i can't sing. >> i know, but it doesn't stop us. >>> here's julie wright.

a $100 billion a year oil and energy company, based in wichita, kansas. this industry of bloomberg markets says one koch subsidiary was trading with iran. and another in france was paying bribes to get business in six different countries. in a previously undisclosed document, koch industries admits the statements violations of criminal law. >> a document right there in the court record, out of the lips of koch industries. >> abc news. how do you respond to allegations? >> reporter: david koch declined to speak to abc news when we caught up with him outside of his park avenue apartment in new york city. the company says it fired the people responsible for the bribes when it learned of it in 2008. but as a private company, it was able to keep all of that secret until this week's article. >> there's enough of these payments that i think any prosecutor would want to look further. >> reporter: as for the trading with iran, it involved key components for a huge state-owned petrol chemical plant, despite a u.s. ban on trade with iran since 1995. one order was pl

louis then behind look how they drop off 46 omaha, 41 wichita, 30 northern plains, 20 northwestern statesrning now, a couple interesting things about the national map of course in our area, cold front coming in, rain showers, we think we could get a couple showers this afternoon the bulk of that rain holds off until tonight today not a bad day more clouds than yesterday not a bad day. out to the west snow colorado, steve and alison mentioned this a short time ago several inches of snow already in parts of colorado including denver and they are going to get several more today. there you go. >> 5 day forecast high, 70 degrees, clouds, mild, rain holds off for the most part until late in the dayton we think tomorrow periods of -- day, tonight we think, tomorrow periods of rain, 55 degrees maybe showers late friday, we thing rain friday a cold unpleasant rain highs upper 40s to 50. sunday, 53 after an overnight low saturday night in the 30s. >>> all right let's go to julie wright i know she doesn't like to hear that she will tell us what is happening. julie. >> not as bad as when you called m

wichita, 71. dallas at 75 degrees.pots again where the weather is more active to our west, 43 degrees in salt lake city. 43 in denver. let's check out the national satellite radar. nothing to see in our area. most of the eastern u.s. remains quiet because of that big dome of high pressure. the southwestern states have cleared out a little bit as far as precipitation goes. still clouds there. most of the rain or snow this morning across the northern mountain states and the northern plains seeing rain showers. forecast for today and the next five days, today a great afternoon. sunny, 73 degrees. tomorrow, saturday sunny and 79 degrees. sunday, 81 degrees and sunshine. a great weekend. dave ross, he's walking in and swinging that fake golf club, which is the best one he swings. monday, the holiday, 82, with a few clouds. >> i swing the real clubs with the fake scores. >> even better. >> thanks, tony. >>> let's get a look at traffic now. >> hey, you guys. on the roads you'll find your lanes are open, traveling the beltway

louis, 43 omaha, 42 wichita and that is the air mass coming this way 30s northern plains, 30 degreesakota, 35 in denver, here is a look at satellite radar, now rain showers that you see middle of the country they are the ones associated with a cold front making its way east ward most of that rain along the mississippi river tracking east ward, lots of clouds that go with it, not until early tomorrow and it will bring with it clouds and some precipitation down to our south, more precipitation across florida and gulf of mexico, some of that will work its way in here as well the 5 day looks like this today not bad partly sunny skies, 72 degrees, clouds build in tonight, early tomorrow morning rain begins showers during the day tomorrow becomes breezy high only 68, still rather breezy on thursday, but our highs on thursday, friday, saturday i will tell you this much sunday as well only upper 50s to around 60 degrees. so some real changes are on their way. >> that is a look at what is happening with the weather now more with this mornings rush hour traffic julie. >> still very much a busy

worth, san angelo, abilene, wichita falls. we could pick up as much as 5 inches in some areas. that's as much rain as we've seen all year. in the middle of the country, all the warmth we had is heading to the east. it >> good morning. what a beautiful morning it is. this is what sunrise looked like with that very quiet water out there. clear skies. wet weather this weekend, 83 with thunderstorms in miami. that's your weekend forecast. lester. >> bill, thanks. >>> this morning, the world continues to mourn the loss of apple's co-founder, steve jobs, who was laid on rest on friday. one testament to his impact and anecdotal reports of his trademark black shirts increasing in sales since his passing. but another tribute being sent around on maces and ipads across the globe, a commencement speech at stanford university in which he reminds us all how to be great. >> your time is limited, so don't waste it living someone else's life. don't lez the noise of other's opinions drown out your own inner voice. and most important, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition. >> repor

whatever the heck it is has now spread to over 60 cities in the country, from seattle, to memphis to wichita, kansas. if not the whole world, at least the whole country is watching. they are planning an international day of solidarity for october 15th. i've been spending time downtown and talking to a lot of folks about it who are not downtown. they all seem to have the same questions. what does it mean? what do they want? where is it headed? the reason the protests are working. the reason they have exploded. the reason they are getting people's attention is because they have tapped into something deep and profound about the national mood. people feel at their core betrayed. we are going through a period of disillusionment when the unfairness of the system is all around us. that's why people have been showing up in downtown manhattan. it is why they want to watch about it on the tv. in terms of what they are actually doing down there and the quests for demands or what they actually want, i think it is more helpful to think about what's going on with occupy wall street in this way. successful

businesses in overland park, a suburb of kansas city, and in hutchison, a community just outside of wichitaore than half of small business executives cited economic uncertainty as the greatest obstacle to hiring more employees. from business owners' perspective, i can understand why they are reluctant, because if they don't know how much they will have to pay in taxes or to comply with additional regulations a year from now or how much health care costs will be for any new employee, why would they hire a new employee now or invest in their business? any successful business owner will tell you that you have to take risk to get ahead, but they will also tell you that you have to balance those risks against your expected costs or you will run your business into the ground. one chief executive put it this way. what are the rules of the game going to be in the long term? what are retailers -- what our retailers would like to have is consistency and predictability. we can handle decisions we don't agree with, but that's easier than not knowing what the decision is going to be. another executive o

." >>> nearly 1,000 runners turned out for a 5k race in wichita race.ly problem, their times did not count, because the person leading the runners took a wrong turn and everyone followed. >> apparently some people went too far, and some people got turned around early. >> my first chance to get out there and really say, this is what i've done. set a benchmark. now i don't have that. >> you train so hard for these races. you take a wrong turn. there was prize money at the end, too. the race organizers said we're not giving out any prize money, because it wouldn't be fair. we're going to give it out next year. still -- frustrating. >> some made the right turn, some made the wrong turn? >> exactly. >> yet another reason i will not run a 5k. so much evidence -- >> carol's been trying to get me to run all summer. the shoes are still in the box. >> i'm going to come to your house. >> i have nothing to run in, because i'm not even going that far. >> there are barefoot runners now. >> i've got the equipment. the thing stopping me from running. i got wide feet. h

more than 100 drug overdoses requiring visits to wichita emergency rooms and the deaths of 68 persons, a link to the case as well as more than 4 million dollars of medicaid and private insurance claims. the jury convicted the couple finding them to direct to the death of several patients. this is a dangerous crime that yields terrible results including death. they acknowledged this as a trend for the last several years and anti-fraud efforts identify drug abuse by patients. we have example of how two insurers use monitoring, letter knowifications to -- notifications to prescribers with success. eta supportings monitoring programs to help identify fraud and ensure patient safety. they recommend that state investments in the monitoring programs be incentivized whenever possible. also they recommend that taking full advantage the opportunities and information sharing among prescription drug monitoring programs for states sharing borders with one another. for instance, in august 2011 kentucky governor steve bashir anowdgessed the formation of an interstate task force with border states co

might sound like a lot of money sometimes here in washington, d.c., but in newton, independence, in wichita, kansas, that's still a lot of money. let me talk about the e.d.a. most folks in congress and most folks back in kansas will never have heard of it. i had not before i entered congress. it provides grants and loans to projects across the country. the e.d.a. is nothing more than a giant wealth of redistribution machine. it takes money from one place and one time and resdribts it across the country for inherently local projects. for example, $2 million to the winetasting room and gift shop in washington state. it gave $350,000 to renovate a theater in colorado. and in 2011 gave $1.4 million to build infrastructure development to a steel plant of $1.6 billion could be built in minnesota. like the vast majority of projects, that steel plant would have been built without federal taxpayer dollars. it was a $1.6 billion project helped by the federal government to the tune of only $1.4 million. though there are even bigger problems with e.d.a. it's duplicative. it's one of at least 80 federal

more than 100 drug overdoses requiring visits to wichita emergency rooms and the deaths of at least 68 persons linked to this case as well as more than $4 million in medicaid and private insurance claims. after the trial, the jury convicted the couple finding they contributed to the deaths of several patients. this case demonstrates that prescription drug fraud is a dangerous crime that can yield death. private insurers acknowledged drug diversion and doctor shopping as a trend for the last several year, and their anti-fraud efforts identify dangerous fraud abuse by patients. there's two insurers, humana and well point use monitoring, letter notifications to prescribers and restricted recipient programs with success. nta also supports state prescription drug monitoring program to help identify fraud and ensure party safety. they recommend that state investments in the monitoring programs be incentivized whenever possible. also, they recommend taking full advantage of opportunities and information sharing among prescription drug monitoring programs for state sharing borders with one ano

. >> mike: and i paid $14 with my friend steve grant in wichita, kansas.ela mcglowan. >> thank you. usually we're debating about politics and i group up in mississippi and my grandparents grew up during jim crow and my parents during the civil rights era and kelly and juan, stating earlier, a lot of people think back, martin luther king is civil rights, but the death of three civil rights leaders from racial equality, killed trying to register people to vote. >> in philadelphia, mississippi, we're honoring the legacy of dr. martin luther king and a man who stood for nonviolence when we had the most violent time in our history. >> dave: speaking of violence, what should the the youth today, the occupy wall street kids today learn in terms of that nonviolent message. what are they missing that dr. martin luther king wanted them to keep in mind. >> and i use today say, the people protesting are missing history. my father had to start the first black cool in hernando, mississippi, blacks couldn't learn in the schools, they were learning in the churches. today

and some of the rest of you would tell us what that means, letting us take risk whether it is in wichitawherever it might be as we think about general aviation and what it contributes to our economy. and keep throwing barriers in front of them for different things and you know, trying to make them disclose where they are going to do business and so one which is wrong, and then wanting to invest in risk and so on and not knowing what is going to happen to nextgen and you made an excellent remark and i certainly agree with those. it seems like we ought to move off center and get going. something for an investment with a known return and i think we are thinking about one of them. we have just thinking about it for a long long time and we ought to get off center. so i appreciate this hearing today. we have had a number of hearings on the issue, and we ought to be moving forward. there'll alliance and their willingness to do equipment, do avionics. avionics cost so much money. general aviation, avionics cost so much money and those of us that use the system a little bit around here have an ap