storms from amarillo to wichita.e cold in the northwest, as well as the northeast. >>> finally, the true meaning of teamwork. a determined young boy has shown himself and the world how much he could do. >> but when he needed a little help on the way, the perfect person stepped in. we have the story from pensacola, florida. >> reporter: ben lost his leg to bone cancer at the age of 6. yet, he has crossed six triathlon finish lines in his lifetime. all of them without his right leg. all of them without help. but it was this finish that has captured america's heart. >> and it just breaks. it's broken before. but not in a race. >> reporter: ben had completed two-thirds of the triathlon. he had swam 3 miles, biked 150 yards and was halfway through his 1-mile run, when a marine noticed his athleticism. >> ben was passing other contestants. and we were watching for a second. and all of a sudden, his property threatic fa prosthetic failed. he had jumped up and tried to fix it while continuing the race. >> reporter: what did

thunderstorms also drench highways from wichita to amarillo.k highways in the pacific northwest. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in los angeles, san diego, san francisco, and vegas. >>> the retired space shuttle "endeavour" is on the move this morning. >> the aging spacecraft has begun its two-day journey from the airport to its final home at a los angeles museum. here's abc's tahman bradley. >> reporter: overnight, the space shuttle "endeavour" began its final journey. "endeavour" left the los angeles airport en route to its retirement home at the california science center. >> i'm going to watch it. i want to see it. >> reporter: it's a terribly complicated move. although "endeavour" is traveling just 12 miles, it's going to take 2 days for the 5-story, 165,000-pound shuttle to reach its destination. >> moving something the size of the shuttle with a 78-foot wingspan through the city streets is maybe not rocket science. but it's not too far from it. >> reporter: in south l.a., along "endeavour's" route, crews cut down hundreds

and abortion rights group has announced plans to reopen the wichita, kan. women's health clinic of the slain doctor and women's advocate george tiller. tiller was shot dead by anti- choice extremists as he attended church services in 2009. his clinic remained closed since then. since then, and women's trust has purchased the clinic and will reopen the clinic offering abortion and other services. the new clinic will operate under stricter services -- rules. those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are continuing our silence majority 100-city tour. we are broadcasting from richmond, virginia. we begin with the u.s. supreme court, which opens its 2012-13 term today. the last session was to find by a single case, the affordable care act. president obama's signature bill cleared the way for the largest revamp of america's healthcare system since the 1960's. in the near term, the court is expected to hear cases on a number of highly contentious issues, ranging from affirmative action

wichita kansas, 91. that's above normal for them. lincoln is 77 for a high today.go, they like 66 this time are of year. chicago 70. so everything from the central plains to the east is nice and warm, unusually warm. the coolest of the weather is out to the northwest of us. of course the northwest earn u.s. -- along canada is unsettled as well. but as you get back to our side of the world here, we are warm and it looks like we stay warm for at least the next few days or so. this storm track will gradually change and the cool air will come in. it will arrive for the latter part of the weekend. but our temperature trend shows here for the next 4 days, temperatures real nice. 76 on thursday. friday back down into the lower 70s. we should average 66 for this time of year. so again, well above where we he should be. passing clouds this evening. any chance of rain will stay well up to the north of us. central, northern sections of pennsylvania and then farther back out to the west and the ohio valley as this comes toward us it will weaken, fall apart and die out. so we'r

from wichita. >> hail? >> i love saying hail. wichita, west texas. in the rockies. you can get your ski on. showers from seattle to portland. chilly blast in the midwest. as well as northeast. >> you sound a little bit like paula deen. i kind of like that. i love it. >> paula dean. you know i like me some bacon wrapped mac and cheese. >> doing better now, she lost weight. >>> mostly 70s from phoenix to billings. >>> and we have some incredible news to rereport this morning for the first time in one month, our friend robin roberts is enjoying the comforts of home and fresh air. >> look at that. robin celebrated with family, friends, hospital staff as she was released from the hospital. following, of course, the bone marrow transplant for the rare blood disorder she suffers from. robin's doctors say the first big step in the road to recovery. she still need time to rebuild her immune system and get it back up. >> we can't wait to have her back, healthy and looks beautiful. that and we know she's coming back. we're thinking about you, robin. congrats. >

think about what is between oklahoma and wichita falls. there has to be a pretty good incentive to get somebody to drive. shepard is a nice place in dallas is an an in too far either. do they still guarantee you guys a fighter? >> no. it's whatever, pretty much anywhere else. >> that was the other thing when i went through a few went to shepherd you are going to get a fighter. there were some good ones but for the most part they got a lot of fighters. it's probably better that way, more fair all around. what else? i don't want to hold you guys up. okay, well thanks for coming very much. i appreciate it. if you guys buy the book, even better. harpercollins actually signed me up to read a couple more. one is nonfiction. it's the history of fighter pilots, not just americans but all of them and i have been learning how much i didn't know about my own profession. it's going to be a very interesting book. sometime next year, who knows maybe six months after that some may be 20 and then there is a fictional book that i wrote called the mercenary

wichita, west texas. showers, thunderstorms from southern cali to new mexico. 4 to 8 inches of snow in the rockies. you can get your ski on. showers from seattle to portland. chilly blast in the midwest. as well as northeast. >> sound a little bit like paula dean. >> paula dean. you know i like me some mbacon wrapped mac and cheese. >>> mostly 70s from finphoenix billings. >>> for the first time in one month, our friend robin roberts enjoying comforts of home and fresh air. >> look at that. robin celebrated with family, friend, hospital staff as she was released from the hospital. following the bone marrow transplant for the rare blood disorder she suffers from. robin's doctors say the first big step in the road to recovery. she still need time to rebelled her immune system and get it back up. >> robin plans to get plenty of rest until she gets the all clear. meantime, a string of celebrity guest hosts are keeping her seat warm at the "gma" anchor desk. can't wait to have her back, healthy. she looks beau

or in wichita or san francisco is effectively working shoulder to shoulder with a computer user in beijing or in moscow. there's literally no seconds of difference in space and time in cyberspace. so i thought i'd point that out. as for the security, the reality is that, um, it's almost remarkable how vulnerabl comp sysms are. and cyberspace, um, is not what most people think it is. most people now equate cyberspace with the bear net. -- internet. but if they want to think about what cyberspace is, it's the gps system on the new cars, it's the iphone and the droids, it's jet fighters and jet planes. anything that is driven by computers, excuse me, by computer code and is linked to networks, um, can be a part of cyberspace. and the vulnerabilities are, um, almo stunningly pervasive. >> host: can you ge an example? >> guest: well, sure. charlie miller, who is a former government hacker who worked on the good side is now a security potentialist, one of the great hackers in the world, a white hat hacker, he last year decided to explore vulnerabilities in the iphone, and he found a vulnerabilit

or in wichita or san francisco is effectively working shoulder-to-shoulder with a computer worker in beijing or in moscow. there there is literally milliseconds of difference in space and time in cyberspace. so i thought i would point that out. as for the security, the reality is that it's almost remarkable how vulnerable computer systems are. cyberspace is not what most people think it is. most people now a quite cyberspace with the internet, but if they want to be clear about what cyberspace is i think it's important to note that it's the gps system on the new cars. it's the iphone and the droid. its jet fighters and jet planes. and anything anything that is driven by computers -- excuse me, by computer code and is linked to networks can be a part of cyberspace. the vulnerabilities are almost stunningly pervasive. >> host: can you give an example of? >> guest: well, sure. charlie miller charlie miller who is a former government hacker who worked on the good side is now a security specialist. the great hackers of the world. he last year decided to explore vulnerabilities and he foun

a computer user in washington, d.c., or in wichita, or san francisco is effectively working shoulder to shoulder with a computer user in beijing or moscow. there is literally milliseconds of difference in space and time in cyberspace. i thought i would point that out. as for the security, the reality is is almost remarkable how vulnerable computer systems are. cyberspace is not what most people think it is. most people equate cyberspace with the internet, but if they want to think clearly about what cyberspace is, it is important note it is a gps system on new cars, it is the iphone, the droids, it is jetfighters, jet planes, anything driven by computers -- excuse me, computer code, and linked to networks can be part of cyberspace. and the vulnerabilities are almost stunningly pervasive. >> can you give an example? >> sure, charlie miller, who is a former government hacker, who is now on the good side, a security specialist, one of the great hackers in the world, he last year decided to explore the vulnerabilities in the iphone. he found a vulnerability in the iphone that when he dep

>> this story of white castle began in 1921 in wichita, kansas thanks to a young entrepreneur.er 91 years later it's still family owned and operated. we spoke with the family spokesman who says there is a.x lot at stake in this election. >> how big is white castle? i see them all over the mid west. >> we're a family owned business with 10,000 employees and 409 restaurants in 12 states. white castle is very much family run,. >> you guys looking into this election what matters to you? what are you focused on? >> i think the big focus for us in business is restaurants and our family own td bigs is more certainty. we have unanswered questions. affordable care act. there is nudging affordable about it. whether rove room knee or president obama if you can offer a few bits of wisdom or advice if they fine tune their message to guys like you, an icon in the food industry. but still american family owned what would have been three things you need to drill down on? >> i would say focusing on what it is like in the real world. i think people in washington live in a textbook world. that i

>> this story of white castle began in 1921 in wichita, kansas thanks to a young entrepreneur.y owned and operated. we spoke with the family spokesman who says there is a.x lot at stake in this election. >> how big is white castle? i see them all over the mid west. >> we're a family owned business with 10,000 employees and 409 restaurants in 12 states. white castle is very much family run,. >> you guys looking into this election what matters to you? what are you focused on? >> i think the big focus for us in business is restaurants and our family own td bigs is more certainty. we have unanswered questions. affordable care act. there is nudging affordable about it. whether rove room knee or president obama if you can offer a few bits of wisdom or advice if they fine tune their message to guys like you, an icon in the food industry. but still american family owned what would have been three things you need to drill down on? >> i would say focusing on what it is like in the real world. i think people in washington live in a textbook world. that is great but the fact of the matter

my father, who was a russian immigrant, in 1930, found that he called it -- we live in wichita. my father packed up the family where he had a sister. in depressions, that is what families do. they moved in with one another. to survive. those were really tough times. i had been there. it was plain the vote was going to be highly precarious. it turned out to be just that. that single vote out of 10,000 turned out to be the problem which i had. that has created a situation where, senator collins and senator snowe, for example, would not cross again. we had a case called citizens united, which was pretty well known. the supreme court of the united states decided that corporations and unions could make up limited financial contributions. on limited anonymous expenditures. independent expenditures, so- called. they left a narrow opening, that is that congress could legislate to acquire disclosure. at least you would know who was putting up the money. if someone wanted to buy south carolina for newt gingrich, you would know who is putting up of money. i think he overpaid for south caro

fox news channel, channel 87 in wichita kansas, beats the nbc and they are at 10 and we are 8.hey are much bigger audience. not only did we beat them, we trashed them. >> with do reason, too. >> you wouldn't think it they should have ran johnny mathis music behind williams and president obama. it was disgraceful and disgusting. shasm on you brian williams. >> bill: what song from johnny would have you put in there. >> it's not for me to say, bill. [ laughter ] >> bill: shame on him for not want to -- brian williams. >> bill: just give me anything. >> with no follow up. i challenge brian williams who look at a picture of these four dead american heros look in the mirror and ask yourself did you do the right thing and try to have a good night sleep. >> i just don't know what's going on are we going to have more with gutfeld and mcguirk. forgive us. talking about donald trump and lance armstrong doping. they are both familiar with narcotics. we will be right back. >> bill: back of the book segment tonight, we continue with gutfeld mcguirk. donald trump has offered a million dollar

amarillo even, 37 degrees, wichita is 36. kansas city, right above the freezing mark. now, what happens is we look for today's highs, and that's where you'll really feel the difference from yesterday, places like dallas, almost 30 degrees below average, they're at 55. they should be or average is 81. atlanta, not even 70 today. so the cold has really settled in, and it's going to stick around for tomorrow morning, so as everyone goes back to work and school, look at the numbers, omaha, just above freezing there. jackson, mississippi, only in the mid-40s. wait till you see the full forecast going into the week. i'll have this all coming up and a full look at the nation's weather too in just a couple of minutes. back to dan. >> thank you, ginger. >>> t-minus 30 days until the election and this morning an eye-popping number. president obama announced he has raised nearly a billion dollars in campaign cash. meanwhile, mitt romney riding his post-debate momentum into a must-win state for him, florida, it's "your voice, your vote" and abc's david kerley is in orlando with 30

. >> caller: hey, hello, jim, i'm a cpa from wichita, kansas. dropping a big boo-ya from the capital. >> i was with a bunch of guys this weekend with my daughter at school, we were all saying what is the subject that people should major in or take years of? it's accounting because there you get a job. i'm glad you mentioned that right up-front. >> caller: go cpas. i'm a long-time listener and first-time caller. i noticed that aol had a nice run-up here and has under the radar assets like mapquest. this seems to be a value opportunity. does it have more room to run? >> i happen to think that one of the most underrated ceos in this country is tim armstrong. people sold this guy short. he's a nice guy, i think he's great. i think he can go higher. let's go to eric in nevada. >> caller: jim, my stock is fortinet. is the recent pullback a buying opportunity? >> look, they didn't make the numbers but i think the company has got a strong, strong position. i'm afraid of saying anything good about the guys because you pick up the paper and they pre-annou

wichita is 46. oklahoma city this morning, 44. this is into tomorrow, too. and all this is going to spread. look how cold it's going to be for your sunday morning. if you're making plans for sunday morning, really chilly, all the way to louisville, which is 39. chicago tomorrow morning, 34. you've got that big chicago marathon, which will have a full forecast coming up in the next half hour. i also need you to know that it's not just to the east this cold air goes, bringing boston at 76 today, down to 55 for tomorrow. but look at houston. today, in the mid-80s. tomorrow, less than 70 degrees. so, this cold goes all the way through most of the nation. and you're really going to feel a little touch of late fall, even early winter. and there's been that flooding concern. you saw the story in ron's newscast about all the issues and roadways in florida. today, you're going to have isolated thunderstorms. some locally heavy rain and some flooding possible in the northwest. they're still very dry. red flag warnings popping >> after a really warm summer, chicago's s

kansas, a mailman, getting a special delivery of his own in wichita.is lost wallet filled with more than $1,000 in cash. the guy says he misplaced it last month on his mail route. he retraced the steps, but couldn't turn up anything, but then he got a call from a local donut shop, who said a customer had found it. >> every penny was there and all the cards were there and just the generosity, the honesty was just unbelievable. >> and the shop owner says she's had three times as many customers after word got out about her good deed. >> florida, the never say never foundation, giving more than 20 amputee children sailing lessons in clear water. >> and this gives them the sense of being i would say equal. they get a chance to be theirselves. >> one teenager was born to the disease and lost both his legs, but he says that's not stopping him from' chiefing his goals. >> don't let anything get you down and just follow your dream. >> the presidential debate was not the only heated showdown this week and the network's own bill o'reilly going head to head with j

also portions of northern texas, clay, archer and wichita county, again in northern texas, you are currently under a tornado warning until 30 past the hour. there could be a tornado on the ground. if you live in any of these counties, seek shelter immediately. a tornado watch also in effect across portions of oklahoma and northern parts of the state of texas. this goes until 9:00 p.m. local time. this doesn't mean there is a tornado on the ground. it means conditions are favorable for storms it continue to develop and possibly produce more tornadoes. stay alert. if any warnings get issued, that's when you got to seek shelter. the area that includes weather for today, across missouri, arkansas, parts of kansas, okay o'clock and pourings of texas, as the system keeps pushing eastbound and we head into tomorrow, more severe weather will be possible from parts of ohio, into kentucky, tennessee. another widespread area that could be looking at the possibility of large hail, damaging wind gusts and even some tornadoes possible as that front keeps pushing eastward. should be reaching portions of th

all of these watches, high wind warnings in the orange, into the brown colors, omaha, wichita, wind advisories. severe thunderstorm warnings, including a severe thunderstorm warning that looks like it could come right close to st. louis right now. of course, wouldn't it be nice if this was right here -- anyway, we're not there. we'd like to see these storms move on past us. but they're going to do so with a chance for strong to severe storms during the day tomorrow. we've got to watch out for that. mild air with plenty of sunshine today. tomorrow, here comes that frontal boundary. once again, warm air ahead of it. as it moves on through here, it will most likely be here around 9:00, 10:00, maybe 11:00 for some potential severe weather. we do have a chance for severe weather in portions of west virginia, maryland, and right around the district, just about everybody in our viewing area has a chance for at least some strong to severe thunderstorms. once again, i think it will be tomorrow night, into early tomorrow evening. clear skies, just perfect this evening. temperatures 58 to about 63 degree

louis, but definitely it doesn't look like rain issues there. 58 degrees for wichita and then it's coolingto the texas panhandle 65. ahead of the front temperatures today have been up to the 70s and 80s. definitely for sunday much cooler weather coming on. in here's the setup for the weekend. this trough of low pressure will be digging in pushing out the high that's kept us so warm the last few days. the coldest of the weather stays up into canada. it will be cool and cool all the way down to the deep south, cooling down for texas, too. probably the most significant cool air mass we've had in quite a while here and again with the clouds and chance of some showers on sunday we're thinking real chilly on sunday, again tomorrow not bad. 76 degrees for a high, that's a little above where we should be. a few late showers, nothing too big tomorrow afternoon. i think a lot of us tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow evening, will stay dry, no rain, but some of us will get wet. 54 degrees for a high sunday with some showers. a little bit hess rain we help the temperature just a bit. -- less rain will help

playing together in the backyard of their new home in the small town of mulvane, kansas, just outside wichitad then, in the blink of an eye, baby jesse makes a sudden move. before his father can reach him, he's gone. it's 7:04 p.m. when jesse's parents call 911, setting into motion a dramatic rescue effort that will soon require more than 50 police officers and firefighters. among them, firefighters dan wegner and tim daneen. >> probably got about ten feet from the hole, and we could hear jesse crying up out of there, and stuck our heads down in the hole and looked at him, and sure enough we could see jesse's head and one arm above his forehead kind of protecting his eyes. he just cried. he just wanted out of there so bad. >> oh, your heart sinks. i have a couple children, and all of a sudden, my two kids popped into my head, and you just feel for the mom and dad. now i've got to get in rescue mode here. this is serious. >> crucial to the effort, a fiberoptic camera borrowed from a local company gives rescuers a close look at how jesse's doing. >> you kind of picture in your mind how he's pos

wichita 90 degrees and i think you can j get a seasons -- just get a sense of the colder temperaturesk out to the northwest. that's where a big trough of low pressure has dug in. we get the benefit of high pressure on this side of the united states. so that means nice, warm conditions. oh and by the way, this warm trend is going to continue. it gets warmer before it even gets cooler. notice tomorrow's 81-degree high. here in the city, i mean we're talking probably lower maybe even a few mid 80s down to the south. fredericksburg earlier was up degrees so technically that applies. already had some middle 80s down there. thursday is good too. 76 degrees. i think we'll have some clouds again tomorrow. much like what we've had today. not so many clouds on thursday. thursday looks like we'll have a little bit more in the way of sunshine. little bit cooler because it looks like the wind is going to switch to the east and the southeast. that will cool us off just a little bit. so satellite and radar together, you can see clouds coming on across. don't worry about that green right there. that'

maggie in wichita kansas. you're on "the stephanie miller show." denver colorado, i did not know that everything you bake changes. >> stephanie: oh yeah. >> caller: i went out there, the first time i baked bread and cornbread, it was a disaster! and they even have labels that say if you live in denver, everything is different. you have to do it this way. >> stephanie: right. >> caller: you have to do it that way or it doesn't work. >> stephanie: a lot of people have mentioned this. the president flew in right before the debate. romney had been there the day before which is what you normally do. again, i'm looking forward to tomorrow's debate. i think like i say whether that's true or not, i don't know. the obama camp never mentioned it because i'm sure they would think it sounds more like the sun was in my eyes. >> when we were in yosemite awhile back, they said don't go on any hikes until you acclimate yourself. we didn't. we ran right out. >> stephanie: hurry, give me some of that hantavirus. isn't that's what's going on in yosemite? >> if you st

he was born in wichita, kan., in 1930, and served in the u.s. air force. he received a law degree from yale university, worked on the warren commission, and practiced law before becoming district attorney in philadelphia. he was 82 years old. reaction is starting to come in. senator john mccain posted on twitter -- arlen specter, a dear friend to serve his state with honor and distinction, r i p on friday, secretary of state hillary clinton told reporters that there is still much that the administration does not know about the september 11 attack on the consulate in libya. earlier in the week the oversight committee heard testimony from department officials on whether the level of security there was adequate prior to the attack. here is a portion of that hearing, starting with q&a from chairman carol eisa. -- daryl isa. >> yesterday made a significant press announcement. the documents in that book all indicate unclassified. are you prepared to deliver those documents to us at this time? >> my understanding is that we made an information available last nigh

tee in wichita kansas. >> caller: i was just concerned of the disrespect they are allowing mitt romney to get away with to the president of the united states. if an average citizen were to get up and disrespect someone in authority like that there would be repercussions for that behavior. >> stephanie: there was really an audible gasp -- did you see that one where he said you can speak in a minute -- >> i'm not accustomed to being talked like that by the help. how dare you. >> stephanie: he is not using the same bathroom i am is he. twenty-nine minutes after the hour. nate silver coming up next on the "stephanie miller show." (vo) during the debates, it's hard to know what candidates are thinking. unless, of course you've stood at the podium yourself. with governors granholm, spitzer, and vice president gore, watch the only truly experienced presidential debate coverage. the chill of peppermint. the rich dark chocolate. york peppermint pattie get the sensation. you've heard stephanie's views. >>no bs, authe

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back side of that front has cold air and freeze alerts for columbia, wichita.ut of the 20s and 30s tonight. cold out there. that cold air has you thinking fall foliage trips. peak foliage for northern new england and areas around the western great lakes. get out check out some pretty colors, guys. that's a quick look at the national picture. hre you go with a closer look now at your weather for the weekend. >>> have a great day, everybody. rebecca, over to you. >> two brothers separated by war are back together. their emotional reunion has taken the internet by storm and caught one of them completely by surprise. >> reporter: when the portland trail blazers selecteded this seven-footer in this year's nba draft it was a dream come true for the 20-year-old after a lifetime of hardship and perseverance. he was raised in illinois, in a town of 8,000, two hours west of indianapolis. his father died suddenly when he was just 6. along with his 8-year-old brother and mother the family fell on hard times. forced to sleep together on the living room floor without electri

wichita, kansas, absolutely beautiful. you'll all come. we'll all go.dchills are a little uncomfortable. bismarck, north platte, chicago. and denver has a blast of cold air. we have a one-two punch. another one. look at detroit, chicago, boston, new york city. the numbers are up and down. it's opposite day. one day it will be mild. the other day, it will be cold again. have to get ready for the change >> all of america's weather was brought to you by marshall's. who are we going inside to? >> we're going back to george. >>> coming up, bryan cranston is here live, from my f >>> this the bryan's choice. >> bad. >> you're on the right side of the law, for once. jock o'donnell, cia director in the new movie "argo." six americans trapped in iran during the hostage crisis. we're going to talk to you about it in a moment. i want to get to the clip. here's, he's explaining what's going on to ben affleck's character. ben plays a cia agent. go. >> traffic calls them house guests. they haven't left the canadian ambassador's house since it happened. >> why didn't w