>>> a story from south dakota getting national attention. a school district there decided there is no time in the day for students to recite the pledge of allegiance despite a desperate request from a local vets' group to keep the pledge. trace? >> reporter: francis bellamy wrote it in 1892. he designed the pledge to be read in 15 seconds but it only takes ten which is too long for the sioux falls, south dakota, school board which has voted not to require students to recite the pledge. it's okay in elementary and middle schools but in high schools they say it's too much of a challenge. listen. >> the challenge of being able to find a period within the high school day, to say it consistently appears to be a challenge. >> a group of veterans who fought to defend the flag were also at the meeting requesting that the board put aside the ten seconds a day out of pure respect. listen. >> we had a wounded veteran. it took him longer to get up, to get his crutches and walk out of the room than it would have taken the students to say the pledge of al

dakota, that's where the rap will shift to -- rain will shift to snow. the advisories shift from here to southern minnesota, where we are specting a couple of inches of snow. note that it will avoid major cities as we head south. plenty of rain fall before colder air moves in, cools you off and dries you out. we have storm warnings in montana, and as we move over, winter weather advisories goes into effect for 3-5 inches. first developing in the dakota, nebraska, and miles per hour will receive -- and in minnesota they will receive it. tomorrow we'll wake up with a cold 21 for bellings. back into the mid-30s later. all eyes will be where the snow comes down in the midwest. >> egypt's former president appearing in court as his trial for in citing murder - charges he's making against the judicial system. >> kenyan authorities it charging for the deadly mall attack. >> tort tur used by doctors to get information from prisoners at guantanamo bay. >>> a controversial trial in egypt for ousted president mohamed morsi has been pushed off until january. mohamed

>> they are certainly casting blame around and a republican from south dakota reminded the committee and secretary sebelius of those pledges that president obama made last year, when he said you can keep your health care plan and doctor if you liked them. now of course the obama administration defends if you had a health care plan in place before this law was past in spring of 2010, that gets grandfathered in, and the letters peopling are getting saying you are going to be kicked off of your plan, that's because the plans don't meet muster and don't have crucial aspects like maternity care. there is lots of blame for secretary sebelius herself including from senator pat roberts. take a listen to his tone, dell. >> your main goal should have been to protect americans, and insure their safety. but in your zeal to implement this law, not warnings, advice, or council would deter you. you said america should hold you accountable, which is why i repeat my request for you to resign. >> this is somebody that senator roberts have been talk about for a month now. he sum ported her addition to

he took his drive that year as far as deadwood, south dakota. by that time, from three to five million cattle had been driven to northern pastures to markets, and to markets along the route. from the beginning, cattle droving was largely the province of professional contractors and speculators. each spring, veteran drovers appeared on the texas ranges, these individuals were well known to con signers, strangers bearing letters of introduction occasionally appeared to purchase herds. some owners sold their animals outright. but more often, soelgd them on terms, frequently for half cash and the balance after the sale. droving during the precivil war period was not, however, confined to regular traders, there were a wide variety of business arrangements existing between friends and relatives, who engaged in intermittent cooperative marketing ventures. a single drove of 211 cattle delivered to a market in east texas drover in july of 1854 represented 15 different stockmen had cattle in that drive. the largest cattle owner owned 78 head and the fewes

. >> there's relief for cattle ranchers in south dakota, seeing thousands of cattle die. they don't get the relief. u.d the disaster relief from previous bills expired. they could face having to liquidate the remaining part of the herd and going out of business. regarding farm subsidies, do you agree some, particularly for wealthy farmers are to be cut. >> absolutely, that's why we are interested in making sewer the bill is passed. it contains reforms, but eliminates direct payment program providing checks to farmers. it substit utes it to programs assistance. >> the really wealthy farmers have less help than those who are struggling. >> certainly there is uncertainty as far as mother nature is concerned. what about the uncertainty of washington, and the possibility that cann yeses may not produce a -- congress may not produce a farm bill. what does that do? >> it puts everything on hold. people are not making decisions about purchasing equipment or expanding operations. if, at the end of the year the congress has not passed a bill, we at usda will institute permanent agr

the warm air is returning to the south for texas and oklahoma and the highs in south dakota will be in the 60s. one storm moving out of the northeast and another moving into the northwest. there is snow in the higher elevation with this storm. low pressure over seattle and a lot of moisture coming. picked up rain in the radar and you go to the higher elevations where it's cold enough. we have winter storm warnings in idaho and the eastern front of the rockies and winter weather advisory but it does not include the valleys include flat head lake and missoula, montana we are not seeing much of a winter weather advisory, rain at at lower elevations and this time of year the snow starts to drop a bit. >> johnathan. >> thanks dave. we'll have much more news after the break on al jazeera. . . >>> you're watching al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm jonathan betz, with a look at the top stories. pakistan condemns a u.s. drone strike that killed a leader of the taliban there. one politician threatening to cut off nato supply routes. >> he indicated anger and malice towards the tsa o

especially as we go into tonight and tomorrow, watch what happens across nebraska and south dakota, we coukocould end up wi on 5 inches. but it will warm up and melt away. as it heads in to chicago, it should be all rain. but we could see a lot of rain. but again mostly later on today and into tonight and tomorrow. and we will see most of the country enjoy sunshine today. but it will be chilly in the northeast. football weather now that we have the red sox -- >> this is the time of year you don't know if you keep the winter clothes out or put them in. 6 a 65 in the northeast again, so we enjoy it. thanks. >>> coming up on "morning joe," new information on how many people are z lolosing their hea care as the white house struggles to come up with an explanation as to how they didn't see it coming. and we'll huddle around the water cooler. the goal was controlled chaos at the youtube music awards. seems like they got half of that right. "way too early" will be right back. [ woman 1 ] why do i cook? to share with family. [ woman 2 ] to carry on traditions. [ woman 3 ] to come together even

roads in north and south dakota could be wet with snow. a rain-snow smix in northern vermont. dry roads in the south. >>> no major airport delays are expected. >>> now to the miami dolphins bullying controversy. and the man at the center of it, richie incognito. >> he said yesterday he was not and is not a risist. he claimed jon than martin sent him a friendly text four days after leaving the team. he said he has regrets about the whole thing. >> when i see that voice mail, i'm embarrassed by my actions. i want people to know the way jonathan and the rest of the offensive line and how our teammates communicate, it's vulgar. it's not right. >> he called himself the person who had martin's back the most. >>> that brings us to our facebook question of the day, what should the nfl do about allegations of bullying? tell us what you think at atmfans.com. >>> a worker mauled to death by a cougar is being described as a dedicated employee. managers there believe that renee ronzawan was alone in the enclouzier at the time of the attack on saturday night, even though safety rules call f

that summer, a former lawman with long flowing locks was shot in the head in deadwood, south dakota. wild bill hick come. there were swarms of locusts that covered the skies in the mid-west, and they devoured the wheat in iowa, and missouri, and the damage amounted to over $8 million by 1876. the panic of 1873 was still being felt in 1876. cost all kinds of jobs. dropped the prices of crops. many businesses failed. and the grant administration was racked with scandal so they weren't much help, either. many corrupt officials were part of the administration and congressional hearings going after various parties. there was one thing that was very exciting in the summer of 1876, and it was occurring in philadelphia. the famed centennial exposition. tens of thousands of people visited the exposition every day, and they saw all kinds of marvels and wonders, inventions, sewing machines, typewrite es, the telephone, the good good at- the good atling gun, all kind of wonders going on. there were so many people going to the exposition that there were special trains that left from all points fr

he took his drive that year as far as deadwood, south dakota. by that time, from 3 to 5 million cattle had been driven to northern pastures to markets, and to markets along the route. from the beginning, cattle droving was largely the province of professional contractors and speculators. each spring, veteran drovers appeared on the texas ranges. although these individuals were well known to consigners, strangers bearing letters of introduction occasionally appeared to purchase herds. some owners sold their animals outright. but more often, sold them on terms, frequently for half-cash and the balance after the sale. droving during the pre-civil war period was not, however, confined to regular traders, there were a wide variety of business arrangements existing between groups of neighbors and friends and relatives, who engaged in intermittent cooperative marketing ventures. a single drove of 211 beefs delivered to a market in east texas drover in july of 1854 represented 15 different stockmen had cattle in that drive. the largest cattle owner owne

and that is in montana, west virginia and south dakota. democrats play a smart game and recruit wherever they can. and right now i think republicans are in the strong position in all three of those states. we have one toss up in arkansas and pryor didn't have a race and there was no republican nominee. arizo arkansas has changed a lot. but they have a solid candidate and he has a great personal story and connects with voters. so i would say that is the one most in danger. we have five seats in a column called lean democrats. i am interested to know the general election opponent. there is a three-way opponent and for everything you hear about miller i don't think he is a big factor. i think it is between the lieutenant governor and a guy name dan sullivan who left state government the make the race. the open seat in iowa and louisiana -- that state is more republican since last time she e was on the ballot. the seat in michigan is surprising. they have cleared the republican feel and she is going to face peters from the detroit area.nds goi

dakota, just under a mile visibility. so some light to maybe moderate snow continues to come down. it will continue to spread to the northeast, this is central time there. still coming down in nebraska, getting the heaviest snow, accumulation can be an inch an hour, and mainly on grassy surfaces the road can be a slushy mess, but still it will be accumulating. there's cold air moving in behind it, just through this area, heaviest on grassy surfaces and still fairly warm, so it is mainly wet and heavy snow. these temperatures have dropped a bit, below freezing omaha is at 45, and 61 in tulsa, so there's that boundary between the warm and cold air. not a winter storm warning not all that heavy snow, but enough where it can cause some problems. a winter weather advisory remains in effect. >> thank you. well, sometimes there is signs of hope amido an ocean of devastation, and such is the case in fukushima japan where radiation often rules but not for one man and his pets. an animal sanctuary about 12-miles from the plant, you

the presiding officer: the senator from south dakota. mr. thune: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. thune: mr. president, i rise today to speak on the national defense authorization act and an amendment that i have filed, amendment number 2903 which supports the next generation long range strike bomber. i hope that we do get back on the defense bill. this amendment, like many of the amendments that have been filed to this bill, is both germane and noncontroversial. it has been the past practice with the defense authorization bill, my amendment should be included in a managers package that could be passed by unanimous consent. in the past when the with senate considered the defense authorization act we had an average of around 11 recorded votes. that is the historical average. this year we've had two. for amendments included by voice vote or unanimous consent, anywhere from 80 to 100 tends to be the norm. that is the number of amendments we process, not necessarily

they're also protesting the removal of joan jett from south dakota's tourism float. ranchers succeeded in get jett pulled off the float. when they questioned why the animal rights ally was representing their beef-loving state. can't we just all get along? >> joan jett getting a bum deal there? >>> christina loren is talking about all the rain we're getting. >> raining cats and dogs out there. good morning to you. right now we're in the thick of it, jon and marla. i kind of want to show you some of the live pictures as the rainfall really starts to crank up in the city by the bay. you can see those droplets accumulating right on our camera lnz, and the camera starting to shake a little bit as our winds come in as well. this is the point in time because we already have the saturated ground out there. if we see any trees go down, you really want to watch that travel cautiously over 17 for the next few hours. a lot of rain coming through, and some wind coming along with it. take a look at this. take out into the east bay. show you oakland near the oracle arena. yep, look

dakota today she is on her way to a gun store in the u.s. there are eighty thousand of them almost as many as a number of pharmacies amanda is the secretary she is twenty eight with two kids and the average american with no wild stories two years ago this young mother bought her first realizing a lifelong dream. i have been saving up for a long time and i have sacrificed something to be able to have the money to get the gun that i want and the things that i have given up is probably away. you know like stuff that i would normally buy for myself probably like person. and i mean really big in texas or reason things but i don't spend that much on nose things because buying guns and ammo and all that for recreation it's quite a bit of money hello should be right now if you i'm looking for like a colt forty five kind of gun or a thirty thirty with a lever action. a store. there may be literally. she now owns three guns and today she is going to buy a fourth year i think this is the one that i want to go with ok i think i'm going to go with this o

dakota and nebraska, your neighbors. we governors, we always brag we're going to create jobs and we're judged on how we create those jobs. people are watching. are you letting people down? >> no, actually the opposite. four years ago we were about the same level, four years ago, wisconsin had a.32% illinois with a 9.4%. today illinois has a 9% unemployment. we have 6.5%. >> but historically long before i was governor -- >> but more importantly when you were running in 2010, you told everyone you were creating new private-sector jobs, and i think -- >> well, by the time you finish in 2014, i think you're 90 or 100,000 people? have you broke your promise to your constituents? can you run for reelection if you don't get to 250,000? >> it was 2015, and a stark contrast, under my predecessor, we lost 133 thousand. so i want to make up for those jobs. >> they have to trust you to get reelected? >> by 2015, that's the promise we made. that's why we created a better business climate. we took an unemployment rate right where the

dakota. welcome. >> thank you. >> talk about what you brought to the table as far as the affordable care act. >> i had an advisory role. talked to my former colleagues and members of the administration, given my views. i had written a book called critical, that laid out a lot of the principals that i thought ought to be included. some of them were, some of them weren't. it was an exciting, very transformational time and it still is. >> give us your sense as far as problems that have been laid out with the affordable care act. tell us what you're seeing, the main problems right now, and how they can be addressed. >> the main problem is the execution of the website itself. keep in mind the fundamentals of what it is we're trying to do here are to contain costs we're going to do that over time. there's no question, we know that we can't continue with the current system as it exists. we're paying more at that point next ten countries combined. we have 50 million people uninsured. 20,000 people ev

we will see about 3 to 5 inches in parts of south dakota and into central and northern nebraska. and eventually even a wintry mix. the first winter weather advisory in minneapolis, but it will turnover to rain before it gets to chicago. so it is unsettled. we are starting to see more snowflakes showing up in the forecast. but again, in the plain states, they're used to going from snow one day to it all melt away when it's 60 the next day. >> all right. and it's november. >> of course. >>> coming up next, a student gets trapped between two buildings for hours. a major recall for honda owners. plus 20,000 people are evacuated when an nen exploded 4,000 poun bomb is found. [ tires screech ] ♪ [ male announcer ] 1.21 gigawatts. today, that's easy. ge is revolutionizing power. supercharging turbines with advanced hardware and innovative software. using data predictively to help power entire cities. so the turbines of today... will power us all... into the future. ♪ [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that beat? campbell's healthy request so

dakota. jack is five he can barely get out of the car in his own but every weekend his father teaches them how to shoot with real bullets under the watchful eye of his mother gretchen you want her some stuff. put your glasses down. the other. one. jack hasn't been learning long and already he likes helping his dad set up for him it's just like any other day. i've been shooting since i was five or six. and i learned the truth. in our. brains are we had in california and i used to go down and shoot every day after school i started shooting not to know i was probably a late teen. with brain he would go to the shooting range and he took me with a few times and tell me how to should have been doing it ever since i think it's important that women know how to shoot that they can protect themselves. the weapon is heavy difficult for such a young child to handle. gretchen doesn't intervene she wants her some to feel empowered. to teach that. we teach jock that guns are to kill in the right situation.

dakota today she is on our way to a gun store. in the u.s. there are eighty thousand of them almost as many as the number of pharmacies amanda is the secretary she is twenty eight with two kids and the average american with no wild stories two years ago this young mother bought her first go realizing a lifelong dream. i have been saving up for a long time and i have sacrifice something to be able to have the money to get the gun that i want and the things that i have given up is probably like. you know like stuff that i would normally buy for myself probably like purses and i mean really big in texas reason things but i don't spend that much on those things because buying guns and ammo and all that for recreation it's quite a bit of money hello. if you if i'm looking for like a colt forty five kind of gun or a thirty thirty with a lever action. immediately. she now owns three guns and today she's going to buy a fourth year i think this is the one that i want to go with ok i think i'm going to go with this one this is within my bud

top 10, no. 10, south dakota, vermont, montana, alaska, wisconsin, north dakota, nevada, delaware, d.c. and new hampshire you like to party the hardest. do you notice something similar about all those, topper? >> yes, cold is only like one bottle every nine days. >>> here's your wakeup weather mild now but about to change, winds picking up now, 40s to start, chilly in the morning. we will come back, talk about how it may be 40 degrees colder sunday than it was monday. i >>> most of us hope we'll be able to grow older in our homes and live out our days with good health and independence, right? >> that's what we want, of course, but for one local couple it didn't work out quite that way. in tonight's wusa9 call for action report lesli foster tells us how they now find themselves in an epic battle over a parking place. >> reporter: an ad in a washingtonian magazine brought them together 15 years ago and marlene and joe boshell have held hands from that day forward. >> our life is a little different than we expected. >> reporter: different since joe was diagnosed with parkinson's disease i

dakota. jack is five he can barely get out of the car in his own but every weekend his father teaches them how to shoot with real bullets under the watchful eye of his mother gretchen you want her some stuff. your glasses down. on her that. jack hasn't been learning long and already he likes helping his dad set up for him it's just like any other game. i've been shooting since i was five or six. and i learned to shoot. in our. brains or we had in california and i used to go down and shoot every day after school i started shooting not to know i was probably a late teen. with brain he would go to the shooting range and he took me with a few times and tell me how to should have been doing it ever since i think it's important that women know how to shoot that they can protect themselves. the weapon is heavy difficult for such a young child to handle gretchen doesn't intervene she wants her some to feel empowered. that. we teach jack that guns are to kill in the right situation. he's learning as a

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dakota today she is on her way to a gun store in the u.s. there are eighty thousand of them almost as many as the number of pharmacists amanda is a secretary she is twenty eight with two kids an average american with no wild stories two years ago this young mother bought her first gun realizing a lifelong dream. i have been saving up for a long time and i have sacrificed some things to be able to have the money to get the gun that i want and things that i have given up is probably like. you know like stuff that i would normally buy for myself probably like purses and i don't really big in texas or reason things but i don't spend that much on those things because buying guns and ammo and all that for recreation it's quite a bit of money hello should be right now if i'm looking for like a colt forty five kind of gun or a thirty thirty with a lever action. immediately. she now owns three guns and today she is going to buy a fourth year i think this is the one that i want to go with ok i think i'm going to go with this one this is within my budg

dakota today she is on her way to a gun store. in the u.s. there are eighty thousand of them almost as many as a number of pharmacies amanda is the secretary she is twenty eight with two kids and the average american with no wild stories two years ago this young mother bought her first go realizing a lifelong dream. i have been saving up for a long time and i have sacrificed some things to be able to have the money to get the gun that i want and things that i have given up is probably like. you know like stuff that i would normally buy for myself probably like purses and i am really big in texas or reason things but i don't spend that much on those things because buying guns and ammo and all that for recreation it's quite a bit of money hello. i'm looking for like a colt forty five kind of gun or a thirty thirty with a lever action. immediately. she now owns three guns and today she's going to buy a fourth here i think this is the one that i want to go with ok i think i'm going to go with this one this is within my budget pledges

dakota today she is on her way to a gun store. in the u.s. there are eighty thousand of them almost as many as a number of pharmacists amanda is the secretary she is twenty eight with two kids and the average american with no wild stories two years ago this young mother bought her first go realizing a lifelong dream. i have been saving up for a long time and i have sacrificed some things to be able to have the money to get the gun that i want and the things that i have given up is probably like. you know like stuff that i would normally buy for myself probably like purses and i am really big in texas or reason things but i don't spend that much on those things because buying guns and ammo and all that for recreation it's quite a bit of money hello. i'm looking for like a colt forty five kind of gun or a thirty thirty with a lever action. immediately. she now owns three guns and today she is going to buy a fourth here i think this is the one that i want to go with ok i think i'm going to go with this one this is within my budget pl

dakota. jack is five he can barely get out of the car in his own but every weekend his father teaches them how to shoot with real bullets under the watchful eye of his mother gretchen your curse and stuff. your glasses down. the other. one. jack hasn't been learning long and already he likes helping his dad set up for him it's just like any other day. i've been shooting since i was five or six. and i learned to shoot. in our. brains or we had in california and i used to go down and shoot every day after school i started shooting not turn i was probably a team. with brain you would go to the shooting range and he took me with a few times and tell me how to should have been doing it ever since i think it's important that women know how to shoot that they can protect themselves. the weapon is heavy difficult for such a young child to handle gretchen doesn't intervene she wants her some to feel empowered. that. we teach jack that guns are to kill in the right situation. he's learning as a target

in south dakota, we have been reminded about why getting a farm bill done is so important. a few weeks ago, ranchers and my state face an early blizzard that killed tens of thousands of livestock. it devastated family operations, killed horses, sheep. one of the ranchers was telling me that this storm hit so hard and so fast that they found a rattlesnake rolled up on top of a snow bank. they didn't even have time on -- to take shelter. 17 hours of rain followed by dropping temperatures. the blizzard lasted three days. cattle literally walked off cliffs. they drowned in rivers. they piled on top of each other and smothered, which leaves him eligible for no insurance. that is why we have livestock disaster programs because they have no safety net and they are struggling today to stay in business. i talked with the owner of 90nbow bible camp who lost courses in the storm. he read me a letter that he got from a little girl that comes to the camp every year. she is nine years old. what she wrote was what i heard about all the animals that you lost, and i'm very sad. i hope we ca

host: there is a publication from south dakota, an op-ed. tomcolumn says, "only daschle can save the affordable care act." president nominated me. there are some issues involving a car that i had used that i did not realize was a taxable source of income. in never occurred to me it was shared with a friend. i found out and i paid the taxes. it became a far more obligated political controversy then i thought was deserved. i decided i would remove myself from consideration. and an dear friend enormously successful journalist and pioneer in native american journalism. i am flattered and honored by his comments. it needs our country and our congress and the american people to be working together to come up with a better understanding of the implications for health going forward. i think the one thing most people agree with is that we know we have a cost problem. when i was born, health was 4% of gdp. if a monkey to have great grandchildren, it will be 32% of gdp -- if i am lucky to have great-grandchildren, it will be 32% of gdp. we can do bette

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they're also protesting the removal of joan jett from south dakota's tourism float. ranchers succeeded in getting jett pulled off the float after they question why the animal rights ally and vegetarian was representing their beef-loving state. >>> it's the highest civilian honor the president can issue. the melgtsz e medal of freedom. today president obama handed out 16 of them. among the most prominent recipients was fellow president. you see here bill clinton and talk show icon oprah. mr. obama also honored three americans pos thumusly, the first american woman in space. the medal is awarded to individuals who made exceptional contributions to america's national interests, to world peace, or to cultural endeavors. the award was first established 50 years ago by president john f. kennedy, and it's been given to more than 500 people since its inception. >> very special day at the white house. >> what seems to be drying up a bit, i guess we're through the worst of it. >> at this point it looks like that subtropical moisture really funneled into a lot of the storm syst

. ♪ >>> it's beginning to look a lot like winter in south dakota. four inches of heavy, wet snow fell in sioux falls over the past 24 hours. the earliest snowfall there in ten years. but it is starting to taper off today. >>> all right, now, for a look at morning road conditions. a rainy commute from east texas across the ohio valley and into the great lakes. >> if you're flying, that rain could cause airport delays in dallas, houston, chicago, detroit and memphis. >>> back in the news, a big change for pilots. the faa has ordered pilots to undergo new training to address safety issues. >> the order comes five years after this crash outside of the buffalo airport that killed 50 people. the victims' families have been waging a relentless campaign to upgrade pilot training. jennifer west lost her husband in that crash. >> the pilots that they had did not know what to do. they did the exact opposite. if they would have had the training that is going to be implemented right now, they would -- you know, everybody would be alive today. >> these rules mean

temperatures in the 30s up in nebraska and into the southern portions of south dakota. parts of colorado saw some snow today. some snow approached minneapolis, about an inch or so. the cold air sitting just in that area. there's a batch of snow in minneapolis. some milder air is coming in. we have an area of high pressure in new england. that's what gave us the clouds today. there may be some sun and get into the mid-60s. we should generally be on the milder side in the next couple of days. the main low pressure will pass well to our north and west. we expect to see some shower activity maybe ending by 2:00 or 3:00 in the afternoon. the sun will be back by the weekend. we'll get back into the 50s for the weekend. a pretty good fall weekend in store. tonight let's say milder. it's 43. it's almost 10 degrees cool er than last night. some morning clouds tomorrow with maybe a little fog and then hopefully some sun. >>> still ahead, scary break-in. two teens sneak into a school overnight. a man accused of killing his brother in 2011 is found dead in georgia. the story is nex

dakota with the theme of climate and seven meters. castles clyde that's without severe weather threatens really starts to set up now spies intentional when the pad with a high of zero to a chilly there for you denver was once a snowball used at twenty six warming up towards the east end of the hand that when they are surging and actually bring in above average captures therefor washed in dc around thirteen in new york and twelve here on you choose the less talk about europe as well a lot of nasty weather going on here to traveling around the balkans into western europe to check if like to have it on the system here. spring is in pretty gusty winds even in all we down there it was up across the mediterranean into with the abc's of rain showers about thirty sixty millimeters pre strung sister mari thunderstorm watches and advisories in effect with this in the polls twenties. a little bit of a break and central portions of your really much the low countries in the breeze oust the next storm system coming in is a unique ring some fall wea

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