it crashed and rolled on to its side in a dpich near the utah/idaho border. idaho state police say the bus driver, who survived, may have had a medical condition that caused that crash. >>> 49 tons of food intended for people who can't afford it was lost in a florida fire. it broke out at a warehouse where a food bank kept its inventory. the flames never got to the food, but they still ruined it for consumption. one volunteer says up to 60,000 people who depend on this bank won't get any food until after the weekend. >>> a woman took police on a wild and dangerous high-speed chase. look at this. there was a child in the backseat. find out what police had to do to stop her, even after she crashed her van. >>> a woman took florida deputies on a wild, high-speed chase with a 7-year-old girl in the backseat. she was clocked at speeds topping 110 miles an hour. at one point was driving the wrong way, weaving through traffic. she crashed into a guardrail after deputies laid black strips on the interstate to puncture her tires. and even after getting out of her car,

it crashed and rolled onto its side in a ditch near the utah/idaho border. idaho state police say the bus driver, who survived, may have had a medical condition that caused that crash. >>> 49 tons of food intended for people who can't afford it was lost in a florida fire. it broke out at a warehouse where a food bank kept its inventory. the flames never got to the food but they still ruined it for consumption. one volunteer says up to 60,000 people who depend on this bank won't get any food until after the weekend. >>> i am ale reynolds wolf for hln with a look at your forecast. we'll get things started with what you can expect around the country in terms of rain and possibilities of snowfall, too. could see snow in the great plains and high elevations you could see up to a foot of snowfall between now and by tomorrow afternoon but look for some snow along parts of i-07 perhaps, maybe even into the dakotas, some places around half a foot at most. in terms of rainfall, looks like most of that is going to be limited to parts of texas along the gulf coast, perh

it crashed and rolled onto its side in a ditch near the utah/idaho border. idaho state police say the bus driver, who survived, may have had a medical condition that caused that crash. >>> 49 tons of food intended for people who can't afford it was lost in a florida fire. it broke out at a warehouse where a food bank kept its inventory. the flames never got to the food, but they still ruined it for consumption. one volunteer says up to 60,000 people who depend on this bank won't get any food until after the weekend. >>> people in eastern kentucky are cleaning up after a tornado. this is what a twister did after it struck near liberty on friday. it destroyed at least two mobile homes and took down trees and power lines. thankfully, nobody was seriously injured. >>> northern alabama has some cleaning up to do as well. some power lines were toppled and trees came crashing down on homes when another storm hit friday afternoon. >>> a woman took police on a wild and dangerous high-speed chase. look at this. there was a child in the back seat. find out what police

idaho, snow. and the kids have a school day because of it. this kind of snow isn't going to slow them down but the leaves were still on the trees. snow hits it, brings down the limbs and, boom, power out. so kids in idaho got a nice little school day. >> sure you like it now because it's early. >> there you go. >> that's great. >>> more comedians are waying in on the david letterman scandal. last night our own joy behar talked with comedian louis black and it got heated. he says he's outraged but not for the reason you might think. >> it's just bizarre. i think the whole thing is bizarre. it's like do you care? do you really care? >> well, we don't care that much. >> why do we do this? i need to know. every time sex happens, it's like sex happens somewhere. >> he cracks me up. cash "the joy behar show" at 9:00 p.m. eastern here on hln. the airlines are grabbing for your wallets again. they want more money for the times you really want and need to travel. >>> the supreme court will hear arguments today in a case involving a cross that's been a

up to two feet of mountain snow in idaho, montana, wyoming and the dakotas. wow. the season is here. rain today from nebraska to minnesota. rain also from the floridas to the carolis. the floridas? there's only one florida last time i checked. and showers in northern new england. >> a seasonable 66 in boston. 70 in new york. cooler than normal for most of the country. just 47 in fargo and 55 in minneapolis. low 50s in boise and salt lake city, and 50 in colorado springs. >> a nice day in the floridas. >>> a tiny town in iowa suddenly growing by leaps and bounds. but the new residents are stiff. >> the population boom is due to an influx of mannequins. a local businesswoman is putting the life-sized dolls on newly installed benches. why, you ask? just for fun. >> too much time on her hands. >> she started setting out the mannequins at the end of july but figures she'll have to stop in two weeks because she's running out of benches. >> our office manager has gotten into mannequins. she has a man mannequin in her office now. >> weird. >> i occasionally mistake him fo

>> it is a positive thing that code pink is real idahoing that talibans are bad mothers. code pink has come around because the taliban subrogates women. they did during their reign but they also banned kites. you couldn't fly kites. they banned kites. who will speak for the kites, greg? general motorgreg. >> greg: that is an excellent question. nobody speaks for the kites. >> they are so underrepresented. >> jill, these people were northerlyally the queen of the crazy pants but suddenly they have common sense injuries should we cut them some slack or cut them something? >> i do give them credit for researching the topic for going there and finding out what the situation is and talking to people and then being able to admit you know what some of our previous views we are willing to change them and to admit that they are wrong about some of those things. i'm cutting them slack. >> greg: i can't separate it from the fact that it is an idea logical move because president obama is now president. bill, you were rejected from code pink because they said you weren't pink enough.

from the utah school say heather christianson grabbed the wheel after the driver lost control on an idaho interstate. christianson tried to get the bus back on the road but couldn't do it. she was actually thrown out of a window, and she was killed when it rolled over. more than a dozen students were taken to hospitals. authorities say the bus driver may have had a medical condition that caused the crash. the school's director says christianson loved her students and died trying to save them. >>> parts of colorado seem to be skipping over fall and heading straight into winter weather. frigid temps led to a treacherous mix of ice and rain in the denver area. traffic accidents snarled the area but a serious 50-car pileup on interstate 25 near colorado springs is being blamed on black ice. the chain reaction wrecks happened early saturday morning. you can see the aftermath here. one person is in serious condition. record lows were set in a lot of areas. denver international airport reported a low of 17 degrees yesterday morning. a new record for that date. the previous daily low was 25 degre

we have a system out to the west, causing snow in idaho, western montana saw snow, and that's going to head across the country, and pick up moisture from the gulf of mexico and eventually a warm front will pass across our region by friday night, ahead of that system we'll see clouds, maybe a shower or two friday night late and a good chance as that system moves across the country, we'll see rain here unfortunately on saturday. that rain, by the way, looks like it will be in massachusetts for the ravens' game on sunday, by the way. so we'll watch that front approach during the day and eventually clouds increase on friday, maybe showers at night and a good chance saturday, most of the day, at least a chance of showers, and maybe even thundershowers, a front comes through, sunday clearing skies, and pleasant temperatures for the weekend. west wents 10 to -- winds 10 to 15 knots, and tonight, just a few passing clouds, chilly, 45 to below -- the low 50s downtown. and the next five days warming up to 72 with sunstein shine on -- sunshine on friday, 70, sun back here on monday, denise. >> th

, say, parts of the northern and central rockies, including areas of wyoming, back into montana and idaho, some spots anywhere from one to four feet of snowfall between now and tomorrow night due to a strong winter storm blasting through the area. high sierra could get heavy snowfall, same story for much of the cascades. southern california, relatively dry. firefighters will have a tough time battling blazes near the san bernardino valley. look for scattered showers possible in high elevations in the four corners. that is a look at your forecast across the nation. i'm reynolds wolf for "hln." >>> wildlife officials in florida are taking bold action against owners of exotic pets. but some say that's unfair. >> i don't feel like the state has any business getting into my affairs. >> how a little girl's death caused officials to crack down and urge people to turn their pets in. >>> there's no question for nfl player kerry rhodes, fitness is a job, on the field -- >> i'm big on the fruit. >> -- off the field, even on twitter. >> a lot of people ask me on twitter to give them workout tips, wha

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look at this stretch back as far west as idaho and montana and into the dakotas, what a major change we're talking about with winds kicking up from the north 20 to 30 miles an hour and look at that drop in temperatures. 30 to 40 degrees colder than yesterday in a lot of locations. and you could pick up a couple of inches of snow in some areas to the west in the hire elevations. let's widen out the map, take a look at the southeast, which looks gorgeous with the exception of south florida where you may see some thundershowers. strong storms rolling through all the way down from texas stretching up towards chicago, back towards the twin cities and in this area, by the way, tornadoes thought out of the question today. a lot of instability out there. >>> that's a quick look at your weather. >> and i can see dave -- >> see, this is a problem. and you have to dress if you're going across country, for the heat, for the cold. >> dave's big challenge, no way home, when we come back. ♪ i want my new baby back, baby back ♪ ♪ baby back, baby back, baby back ♪ your favorite baby back ribs

look at this stretch back as far west as idaho and montana and into the dakotas, what a major change we're talking about with winds kicking up from the north 20 to 30 miles an hour and look at that drop in temperatures. 30 to 40 degrees colder than yesterday in a lot of locations. and you could pick up a couple of inches of snow in some areas to the west in the hire elevations. let's widen out the map, take a look at the southeast, which looks gorgeous with the exception of south florida where you may see some thundershowers. strong storms rolling through all the way down from texas stretching up towards chicago, back towards the twin cities and in this area, by the way, tornadoes thought out of the question today. a lot of instability out there. c1 >>> good morning. a very pretty day. let's look at the forecast. it is on the chilly or cool side. look at the low to mid-50s. sunny and partly cloudy. pleasant area wide this afternoon. 66 is the high. 48 tonight. partly cloudy. tomorrow, partly sunny and 72. >>> that's a quick look at your weather. >> and i can see dave -- >> see, this

up to two feet of mountain snow in montana, wyoming, idaho and the western dakotas. we'll have the populated areas with 6 inches the. rain in the eastern dakotas, nebraska and heavy at times with flooding in parts of georgia. >> 70 in new york and 66 in boston. a cold 47 in fargo and 55 in minneapolis. st. louis gets up to 70. dallas up to 75 and it's chilly in the lower 50s for boise and salt lake city. 82 in phoenix. 72 in sacramento and 75 in albuquerque. >> coming up on this monday risky business. new claims that the government misled the public before loaning billions to major banks. >> disaster zone in indonesia. many earthquake victims may never be found. >>> and a symbol of america being built in a very unlikely place. >>> and welcome back. a report out this morning comes down hard on the government for the way it handled the $700 billion bank bailout. the government watchdog says the treasury and federal reserve lied last fall when they said the first nine banks receiving bailout funds were healthy. just two weeks later two of those banks needed more money.

snow coming in through idaho falls as well. that low breezed on past washington state. let me show you video of what happened when that went on by. a dust storm. i'll show you that in a little bit. this is what it looked like on i-90. shut down around washington state by ridgeville. more in a half hour. i've never been in something that bad. i would imagine it probably gets into every pore in your head. >> thank you. >>> a colorado woman said that she owes her life to a cab driver. >> you can see the tears from her eyes. and she look at me and say, thank you. i said, you don't need to thank me. i just did what i was supposed to do. >> the heroic act that's earned him the title of taxi driver of the year. >>> in about three weeks u.n. inspectors will visit a nuclear power plant recently revealed by iran. that's according to the head of the international atomic energy agency. iran says its program is only for peaceful purposes like using enriched uranium to help treat cancer patients. but the united states and other countries fear that it's trying to build nuclear weapons

but further west, here is that snow-maker out in oregon idaho and wyoming. by tuesday that will catch up with us. not a snow-maker though. out in the tropics we have had only six named storms, way behind the forecast of 14. there is a new wave out in the atlantic that forecasters are watching. it doesn't show on this satellite picture, and another one they are watching. so the hurricane season is still alive. 48-55 the range tonight. tomorrow the winds pick up a bit. the breeze will be from the west at 10-15. tomorrow, very similar to today, mostly sunny skirkse and these temperatures are right in the seasonal range where they should be. for boaters in the bay small craft advisories out. waves at one foot, and wind gusting to 20 knots. here is the sbks futurecast. clouds should dissipate. by the time we get to tuesday the storm in the rocky moups will be rapidly moved to the east. by tuesday into ends, we could see a few scattered showers but by wednesday that should move out of the picture. 71 tomorrow, 69 on tuesday and 70 on wednesday. the temperatures at

about 3 to 6 inches of snow and also into idaho and parts of montana. the snow is out there. over the next couple of days, obviously most of the snow in the hilltops and the mountains in the valleys. the whole thing will move to the south. we see purple shades come in, about a half a foot of snow or more over the next 48 hours. this area of low pressure comes out of dallas. it's a cold front steering a lot of moisture through the gulf coast towards dallas. let's go live to dallas right now, big d showing the rain showers one against. you had a bout of rain overnight last night. the low clouds are there. watch four weather delays here and houston getting slammed by big thunderstorms, too. we'll touch on that and plus a look at airport delays in 25 minutes. >> hold on a second, bob. this is texas. why don't you tell us about another lingering big storm on friday, too? >> this is a different one. this one picked up and moved in overnight last night. you should see the radar picture for the afternoon. we'll talk about that in a half hour. >>> look at this video. a patrol car in w

cloud cover moving through the ro rocky mountains, light rain around idaho. a little heavier rain toward northern california with a low pressure region trying to come on n here is a picture of that hurricane. we were talking about this over the weekend. it's category 5. overed weekend had 180-mile-per-hour sustained winds, second strongest hurricane in this part of the world since 1997. that was the strongest one we saw. the path goes up to the north, affects the baja, california area some time thursday morning, rains itself out over the next couple of days. headed toward l.a., take you live right now. low clouds in the morning, might catch delay at lax. downtown looking nice. only 64 the high. morning clouds and sunshine, breaks out late in the day. we'll talk about that coming up in a little bit. wait until you see the picture, gulf shores over the weekend, we'll show it to you in about half an hour. >> appreciate the i-reporters. >>> find a job. sarah palin has posted a resume for millions of eyes to see. i don't know. like we didn't know it already? >>> p

another one towards idaho falls. another low off the coast of california. look at the light rain now, it's in idaho towards montana, stretching down in towards the great salt lake area. salt lake city, showers here but it's california with delays at sfo, they will be the worse weather in the country. we will talk about that in a bit. even though i say the worse, not that bad. the cold records in the east, record lows in tampa, 48 the low. how about that? >> tampa. >> 48. >> florida had some weather over the weekend you were telling me. >> earlier. but now things have gone down to fall and winter-slyke. >> so hurricane season -- >> ends november 30th. >> still have time to watch that. thanks, bob. >>> madonna is making her neighbors angry. one filed a lawsuit friday saying the pop star is using her new york apartment as a rehearsal studio, and she keeps, they're saying, quote, blaring music, stomping and shaking walls, end quote, for several hours a day. the building's board is threatening to evict madonna. she is not commenting. >>> a morning who lost a son

brad from idaho, thank you for writing in. you sent us an e-mail saying how can you win a peace prize with two wars going on? and michelle on facebook says congratulations, mr. president. i'm very proud to be an american. keep those comments coming. whether you agree or don't, tell us what it means to you. click on the link at cnn.com/robin. we'll be sharing your comments here. >>> a 72-year-old disabled woman fought off an intruder with a can of glade air freshener. a man broke into her home. she tried to call 911 but the man knocked the phone out of her hand. >> this is when i picked up this can of glade spray and i kept spraying it in his eyes and he would grab me and threw me down on the hard floor. >> now she also said she tried to psych him out by offering him some wine. police soon arrived and arrested the suspect. >>> you know if you don't have hair spray, grab glade. >> run on glade at all supermarkets right now. it does smell good, too, all of these burglars. if you use a regular cell phone and not a smart phone you

a teacher is dead and dozens of students injured after a bus crash in idaho. this is new video to us now. you're looking at new video. high school students from hue at that were returning from a band competition when the bus swerved off the highway, crashed on its side. unbleernl. 30 other students suffered minor injuries, preliminary investigation found that the driver had a medical condition that may have caused him to lose control. alisyn. >> all right, it's time for this week's fresh start segment. how to turn what you already know into dough. laura langmeyer, financial expert and author of "put more cash in your pocket" is here. >> great toob here. you have a secret to put cash in your pocket and to tell people, this is not about saving extra money nor about skipping your lattes so that you have an extra 3.50 each day. >> exhausting. >> it's about doing what you know to make money. what does it mean. >> take what you know you've been paid to do something. if you're a teacher, be a tutor. and do more of that. if you have a second language, tons of people n

portions of idaho there you see snow there. further east and southeast of our region. rain moving offshore. not going to bother us. clear condition. some of that moisture to the west is going to move across our region. late, late tomorrow night. early wednesday. maybe a brief little shower as this high moves off the east coast. our winds become a little more southwesterly. ahead of that front, a little milder maybe. then a slight chance of a little bit of rain early wednesday morning. most of the day will be fine. moves off, not looking for a lot of rain this weekend. really nice temperatures once again. east winds at 5 to 10 knots. bay temp at 7:09. yes, the days continue to get shorter and shorter. for tonight, clearer and kind of chilly like last night. 47, some suburbs. 42, 43. downtown, about foo -- 52 or so. 72 tomorrow. sunshine and clouds moving in. maybe a little rain late tomorrow night early wednesday. and the sun comes back early wednesday afternoon. all in all, a beautiful weather pattern will continue. >> perfect. >> love this weather. >>> still to come o

montana, idaho, seeing some of the first snow of the season. >> the forecast for washington for today, mostly sunny. not bad. breezy at times. 73degrees for your high in town. we'll see cool temperatures once again in the 50s and in the 40s in the suburbs. 52 downunto, clear and cool tonight. your five-day forecast, tomorrow not bad. 72degrees. rain showers like to move in tomorrow evening during the overnight hours as well into early wednesday. by friday, we cool off. highs in the upper 60s and maybe some more rain howers in the latter part of the day on friday. that is the latest on the weather. now, here is julie wright with the latest on the morning rush hour. >> better news, top stretch of the beltway. disabled vehicle cleared as you work your way around towards colesville road. southbound 270 now starting to stack up in hyattstown south of 109. no incidents to report out of germantown as you work your way south of 118 headed out towards mva. route one north of lockheed boulevard, dent activity there with only the right lane getting through. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time t

right now, idaho, light showers out here. not a big deal. if you're trying to travel in or out of southern california today, looking at the rain, that's an area of low pressure. it's trying to move in. it's going to do so and keep you unsettled for the rest of the day. also, the nor'easter. high pressure setting up shop and it's a cold one. we'll get to the temperatures coming up. >>> last week, it looked like this. the dow topped 10,000. today, however, optimism faded as corporate earnings disappo t disappointed investors. we're above 10,000 right now, susan. >> so what. we first got there ten years ago. at least we're going not right direction and what the market is telling us is that it's seen better things. we have a modestly higher open and yes, the dow is over 10,000 again. big week for earnings with more than a quarter of s&p 500 companies reporting. today, not so many. hasbro posting a nearly 9% increase, mostly due however to cost-cutting. the nation's second biggest toy maker said sales fell. comes a week after mattel reported lowe

wyoming in the mountains of idaho with two feet of snow already. sun valley the big winner by the way and that snow will turn into rain as it swings, starts to move east and it's going to be a big rainmaker from the areas from duluth all the way to chicagoland by the time we get >>> we have a really nice afternoon and morning. there is lots of sunshine and temperatures are in the upper 60's to >> all tha weather was brought to you by starbucks via ready brew. diane, robin? >> sam, our thanks to you and your entire gang there and now a new memoir unlike anything we've seen before. the kids are all right. it is the amazing story of four siblings who watched their world fall apart as their father died then their mother who was ann williams a soap opera star and then somehow they managed to pull their lives back together and we mean together. meet dan and his three sisters, happy together now but their life -- they started out with some of those picture-perfect parent, bob and ann. >> they were like commercial beautiful kids like gerber baby kind of ki

. >>> idaho police are trying to figure out why a bus carrying a high school band veered off the highway. a band instructor died on saturday and 34 students were injured. the head director said the driver slumped over just before the crash and the instructor grabbed the wheel. this band played at a presidential inauguration and a macy's thanksgiving day parade. >>> a dramatic shootout caught on tape. look at this unbelievable surveillance video. it seems to go on forever. it's what happened after a fistfight turned into a gun fight at a bar in toledo, ohio. people already scrambled out the door. i can't believe this tape. shortly after this a second camera captured people outside firing into the bar. amazingly, no one was hit even though police found at least 17 shell casings. they're still looking for the gunman. once you're outside, just leave. >>> here's one way not to go home after a night of drinking. a man stole an ambulance because he didn't have another way to get home from the bar. it was parked nearby because paramedics were responding to an emergency. police arrested the 21 ye

they're expecting more across wyoming, idaho and montana across the next few days. we have some clouds. let's look at true view. auto we'll show you what we're talking about. it's going to move out tonight. there's a nice ridge of high pressure in control. back to the weather map. that ridge of high pressure is going to move us through tomorrow as well. plenty of sunshine. our next weather maker is right back here. we have another frontal system to keep an eye on. a chance of showers monday evening into monday night. most of monday for your holiday barbecues. it's going to be pretty nice outside. enmrty of sunshine tomorrow. temperatures into the upper 60s and the low 70s pretty much every where. as we get through to the forecast tonight it's going to be chilly out there. be prepared. clearing skies. the winds finally diminishing. 46 degrees overnight. here's sunday and holiday monday. sunshine. the exception of course being the evening showers that are possible by monday night. so be prepared for that. most of the day though isn't going to be affected at all. its g

southern montana, that eastern, northeastern section of idaho and northwest corner of wyoming including yellowstone, snowstorm heading your way tomorrow. here's the forecast for today. beautiful day atlanta, denver looks good, rain and storms southern texas and the heavy rain is still plaguing nous new england from boston all the way through cape cod, might as well throw the entire state of rhode island. pretty much a washout start to your saturday. it will slowly improve this afternoon. we have to watch out for isolated flash flooding. some areas could pick up three inches of rain. tomorrow the worst weather in the deep south. i know we need it because of the drought, texas it will be a wet weekend for you and alex, new york, tomorrow, 74 and sunny. >> okay. >> lovely. indian summer like weather. thank you very much, bill karins. >> still ahead, the swine flu vaccine really safe and which is the worse, the regular flu or the swine flu? we'll be separating fact from fiction coming up on msnbc saturday. but first, the holiday toy war kicking off already. we're going to take a look at the

that debate come to a head yesterday afternoon idaho's mike crapo. so when folks tell you that we're going to reduce your health-care costs, we're going to cut your health insurance premiums, we're going to bend the cost curve down, they're conveniently neglecting to tell you that they're also going to raise your taxes by $130 billion >> reporter: chairman max baucus insisted the republicans were wrong, >> let me just remind everyone that there is a $40 billion tax cut, tax credits, in exchange >> reporter: there was also a spirited debate between liberal democrats and conservative republicans over whether the bill should have a public insurance option. new york democrat charles schumer. >> this is not an ideaological fight. it is vital to make this bill a good bill, a better bill. >> reporter: although the public option failed, supporters say they'll bring it up again when the bill reaches the senate floor, just one of the sticking points that still have to be resolved. but in the end baucus held the democratic majority together, and for the most pa

the kids just won a band competition in idaho. the driver reportedly slumped over and woodwind teacher heather christianson grabbed the wheel. if she hadn't done that the crash would have been worse. the driver is hospitalized in stable condition and the results of testing should be back in a couple of weeks. >>> a dramatic shoot-out is caught on tape and what's even more dramatic, no one was hit. take a look at this. it's almost like "the sopranos" here, but it's not. what happened after a fistfight turned into a gun battle in a bar in toledo ho highway. people had already scrambled downout the door. >> listen to that. shortly after all the shots, a second camera captured these people outside firing into the bar. would you believe, like i said no one was hit, even though police found at least 17 shell casings they are still looking for the gunmen. unbelievable. >>> did you know packers get paid to steal e-mail pass words? you might be surprised who's actually paying for your personal information. hln money expert clark howard tel

across southern parts of montana, and is a pretty wide swath of snow, and areas like casper and towards idaho, a good 3-6 inches as well and a lot of that will diminish once bee we get warmer air and will not be lingering much and still looking at slow travel for you on monday. and here's what the southeast looks like, rain impacting the southeast and atlanta getting heavy wet weather, as well and birmingham, and shreveport, and seeing a lot of the wet action and we are not really expecting so much in the way of improvement, unfortunately through monday, pretty much flood watches in effect across central atlanta and eastern parts of alabama. and that is a look at your accu-weather forecast and gregg, back to you. >> gregg: thanks, julie. >> julie: six members of the u.s. supreme court turning out for a d.c. tradition, the annual red mass at the cathedral of st. matthew, and during the service, the archbishop making a plea for the rights of the unborn, saying, quote, they require, quote our most careful attention and radical support and joe biden and michael steele also attend and the red mass

say, parts of the northern rockies, central rockies, including areas in wyoming back into montana and idaho, some spots, anywhere from 1 to even 4 feet of snowfall between now and tomorrow night due to a strong winter storm that's going to be blasting through the area. high sierra could also get some heavy snowfall. same story for much of the cascades, but southern california, relatively dry. firefighters going to have a tough time battling some blazes near the san bernardino valley and look for scattered showers possible in the high elevations of the four corners. that's look at your forecast across the nation. i'm reynolds wolf for hln. >>> wildlife officials in florida are taking bold action against owners of exotic pets. but some say, that's unfair. >> i don't like the state has any business getting into my affairs. >> how a little girl's death, though, caused officials to crack down and urge people to turn their pets in. >>> a fabulous vacation may be in your budget this fall. >> you'll find the lowest prices during the first two weeks of november and then during the first two weeks of

in the latest quarter, foreclosures spiked up in boise, idaho, provo and salt lake city, utah. those were the places it was worst but other places, too. it seems like our housing woes, housing has stabilized but the woes are not over by a long shot. >> speeding up. interesting to hear. thanks, jen. >>> imagine waking up in bed with a car right on top of you. not a dream either. this happened to one couple. they were pinned under the car for almost an hour. they did survive, but hear the whole experience that changed their lives. >>> the president's daughters have gotten their h1n1 flu vaccinations and a whole lot people are going to have a chance very soon. the cdc says that more than 22 million doses of the vaccine are ready to ship. that's a big jump. as of late last week, about 6 million doseses had been circulate. >>> a former writer for david letterman said she quit his show, in part, because she considered it to be a hostile work environment. in vanity fair, she accuses high-level employees of having sexual relationships with female staffer. she also says women benefitted

this works in towards idaho tomorrow. >> thank you. >>> a weak housing report pulled down stocks yesterday and today, we're seeing more losses at the start of trading. susan lisovicz is at the new york stock exchange with more on the early market action. morning. >> good morning, robin. when we talk about losses, half -- the dow's positive. we started off a little bit weaker, but the bulls are trying to rally and one reason why, yahoo!. it reported quarterly profit that tripled. shares are up 4.5%. we have financials to talk about, too. different story. morgan stanley posted its first quarterly profit in a year thanks to strength in its investment banking unit. wells fargo hit a record of more than $3 billion, but there are underlying problems. morgan commercial real estate business losing money. wells says losses from bad loans climbed to $5 billion. >>> and sun microsystems says it will cut 3,000 positions over the next year because of the deal to buy rival, oracle. >>> talk about jobs, job losses, we often talk about detroit. one reason why is that brand romance is gone. it's been gone

idaho and mississippi do not. and california has stricter laws defining what may and may not qualify as a pre-existing condition. in florida and georgia there are no defineable conditions that insurers may classify as pre-existing which means that a pre-existing condition could mean pretty much anything. so to my friends on the other side of the aisle who believe that selling insurance across state lines will solve all of our problems, i remind you that your suggestions will do just the opposite. it will strip vital consumer protections that exist for our patients now at a time when our interest needs to be conincreasing consumer protection for american families. we also agree we need to lower costs. i'm very heartened by provisions in this bill that will achieve the goal. for seniors we're taking immediate steps to lower their prescription drug costs. since the rollout of medicare part d, my constituents and seniors across the country have begged for relief from the doughnut hole. the doughnut hole is the period

more winter storm warnings towards northern idaho, western washington state, too. we're watching for that. look how much snow over the next two days. the purple shaded area over denver is about two feet. mostly around the wyoming and colorado border. also for today watching the wind. it's going to be very, very strong. winds gusting to 60 miles per hour by vegas. same with san francisco. those are all high wind warnings. we'll talk about that coming up again in just about a half hour. that's for today. >>> this just in, u.s. home prices rose again in august. according to a survey that was just released this morning home prices are now at levels not seen since august of 2003. our money expert jennifer westhoven's crunching those numbers. we're going to have more details for you in a few minutes. >>> remember the 13-year-old boy with cancer whose parents refused traditional medical treatments? you're going to hear how he's doing now after chemo and what the judge says he'll do if the boy continues his treatments. >>> plus, if you're looking to buy a home you might ge

yesterday it was the state of idaho. they got a lot of clouds, a lot of rain. it's going to be moving over to the east the next couple hours. rain in northern minnesota now in towards northern michigan and the u.p., too. in columbia, missouri, headed towards jefferson city. not severe. a rainmaker with the occasional flash of lightning. ahead of the cold front. look at the way it goes the next couple days. watching for rain pulling up out of texas in towards oklahoma city and tulsa. that red shaded area is about two to three inches of rain in the next two days. yellow is about 1 1/2 to 2. we're going to see the rain come back to the southern part of the plains and move to the southeast for the weekend. let me take you live first to san francisco. if you're traveling out here, yesterday some flooding concerns right around the bay area. you had a lot of rain, too. about an inch. even about a half inch around san francisco itself downtown. there's the bay bridge. mid-60s the high. across the country a better day for you around charlotte. north carolina starting ou

and extent going through nevada idaho and oregon and washington state. the clouds are here and rain not quite here. get there tomorrow afternoon and really heavy at times especially when you get to the mountains of the sierra. those are posted up there for the bay area. tomorrow afternoon watch for winds to gust from 60 to 70 miles per hour and that's a major problem and going to be a major rain event, as well. one to two inches of rain for you for the top of the sierra. give it 24 hours, it will start to happen. this is peachtree city and radar. atlanta is right here right here above this banner and look at the heavy rain pulling around i-85 all moving over to the northeast and producing tremendous amounts of rainfall. here's what the tower cam looks like. delays of over an hour for the day. you can clearly see lots of rain on the lens cap, we're looking for another one to three inches of rain today on top of the one to two we had since overnight last night. flash flood warnings are out there for atlanta and also birmingham birmingham. all the areas sha

really dropping a lot of snow across areas of idaho, tonight into wyoming and montana and we'll see areas, 4 to 4 feet of snow across the higher elevations that and e cooler air from this, will dive farther towards southern california as well and towards arizona and drop the temperatures down the next few days. guys, back to you inside. >> alisyn: more headlines, because, former pakistan president pervez musharaff says the u.s. and pakistan were close to capturing usama bin laden in 2005. and he says the troops were closing in on the terror leader when the intelligence trail went cold and he called it you a failure of both u.s. and pakistani intelligence and made these comments, following a speech in south dakota. and a mother whose infant was kidnapped by a knife-wielding woman posing as an immigration agent was briefly reunited with her baby boy. put, only to see him and her three other children, put into state custody. tennessee child services say the kids were taken from their mother, purely for safety reasons. though they would not detail why the state deemed they were in danger. and