this is gillette, wyoming. this is not far from where my grandfather's ranch or great grandfather's ranch is. >> that proves it. >> it is a big mine. there is a big mine there. there are jobs and development and growth. it seems bizarre that there would be this kind of a meeting, but it didn't hurt anybody. >> didn't it? >> it hurt the nation of islam. >> well, isn't that who it it is? the nation of islam versus the kkk? >> the naacp is different. >> bringing up muslims is an attention getter. >> great thing to do on "red eye." >> what about the west burrow baptist church? >> where are they in all of this? >> they are awesome. they are cool. >> why are they cool? >> i want to become a member of their church. >> why? >> they are the most hated people on the planet. they need love too. >> do they really? >> of course they do. lawyers need love too. >> i started a hate group. we just hate you. >> i get more and more feedback from your group on twitter every night. >> why would the naacp agree to do this? >> i thin

this is right in wyoming, the teton pass in wyoming, idaho, so a little bit of snow is on on the ground the no. a lot. but could be where it makes roadways slick there. that will be the only place with the snow. it is move in to some very warm eras the cold air comes in from the north, warm airstreams up from the south. big temperature differences from fargo for minneapolis, numbers different in such a short area, that's a front of moving east 20 to 30-degree temperature drops, the old air push to his the east and will impact the weekend weather for the entire nation. >> dave warren, thank you. another state could soon start performing same-sex marriage and an investigation in to working conditions qatar's response to a report about harsh treatment of migrant workers leading up to the world cup. and a first for the country's first president. some 200 years in the making. than the ups and downs of the dow. for instance, can fracking change what you pay for water each month? have you thought about how climate change can affect your grocery bill? can rare minerals in china affect your cell

maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, minnesota, virginia, washington, west virginia, wisconsin, wyoming. >> pretty impressive, actually. >> it is really, really impressive. >> i can do it. >> no. >> alabama, alaska, arizona, arkansas, california, colorado, connecticut, delaware, florida, georgia, hawaii, idaho, illinois, indiana, iowa, kansas, kentucky, louisiana, maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, minnesota, mississippi, missouri, montana, nebraska, nevada, new hampshire, new jersey, new york, north carolina, north dakota, ohio, oklahoma, oregon, pennsylvania, rhode island, south carolina, south dakota, tennessee, texas, utah, vermont, virginia, washington, west virginia, wisconsin, wyoming. [applause] i missed new mexico. i missed new mexico. >> where the hell -- >> by the way, this chick's a looker, too. >> [beep] you! >> that's not what i meant. >> thank you so much, audra. >> hey, look. it's brandon t. jackson. you remember him from "tropic thunder" and "tooth fairy" and "big mama's house 3." hilarious. plus he does stand-up. >> do you get mad when people heckle? or do peopl

this is right in wyoming, the teton pass, wyoming to idaho and a little bit of snow is on the ground and not a lot. it will make roadways slick there. that will be the only place with the snow. it is moving into very warm air as it comes in frost north warm air streams up to the south. we'll see numbers that different in such a short area. that's a front moving east 20 to 30-degree temperature drops. that cold air pushes to the east and impacts the weekend weather. we'll have more coming up. >> thank you. it is the ceiling the u.s. government is just about to hit. ahead we look at the debt ceiling and why reaching it could be very costly. and how former gang members are trying to put an end to the violence in chicago. millions who need assistance now. we appreciate you spending time with us tonight. >>> up next is the golden age of hollywood going golden but elsewhere. why l.a.'s mayor has declared a state of emergency for the entertainment industry there. next. >> while washington is focused on keeping the federal government open and even bigger debate is about to take place and the

again, i-25 is now closed between northern part of denver all the way up to the border of wyoming. it is pretty incredible. the national weather service is calling it flooding of epic proportions. roads are washed out, bridges and homes have been swept away, and it will take some time to rap our arms around this whole issue. the governor talked about how important it is to get this money and aid from fema. >> this is not going to get fixed in a week, right? we have lost a great deal of infrastructure, and it's going to take, you know, many weeks to rebuild a lot of this. >> reporter: this is flooding of histor histor historic proportions, and the national guard has been trying to get up to one of the little commune -- communities you talked about earlier. >> how many miles is shut down from? >> reporter: from the northern metro area up to the wyoming border. >> that's a tremendous amount of roadway, when you talk about that and what the governor is talking about, this could be significant infrastructure damage that could take a while to repair once they even come up for air. >> rep

maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, minnesota, virginia, washington, west virginia, wisconsin, wyoming. >> pretty impressive, actually. >> it is really, really impressive. >> i can do it. >> no. >> alabama, alaska, arizona, arkansas, california, colorado, connecticut, delaware, florida, georgia, hawaii, idaho, illinois, indiana, iowa, kansas, kentucky, louisiana, maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, minnesota, mississippi, missouri, montana, nebraska, nevada, new hampshire, new jersey, new york, north carolina, north dakota, ohio, oklahoma, oregon, pennsylvania, rhode island, south carolina, south dakota, tennessee, texas, utah, vermont, virginia, washington, west virginia, wisconsin, wyoming. [applause] i missed new mexico. i missed new mexico. >> where the hell -- >> by the way, this chick's a looker, too. >> [beep] you! >> that's not what i meant. >> thank you so much, audra. >> hey, look. it's brandon t. jackson. you remember him from "tropic thunder" and "tooth fairy" and "big mama's house 3." hilarious. plus he does stand-up. >> do you get mad when people heckle? or do peopl

so we will start in wyoming. politics may be destroying a famous political friendship between the cheney family and alan simpson. this is amazing, former senator alan simpson and his wife and have exhaustive 2,166 word statement detailing hostile interactions he had lately with lynne cheney the wife of dick kane, he accuses her of telling her one bold dam faced bold lie. he adds, i have had a belly full of it. it is amazing, it's a rather dramatic escalation of a bitter conflict that spilled into view early this week when it surfaced that his wife told simpson to quote shut up. the context, dick and lynne cheney's daughter liz is challenging republican senator mike enzy in the next primary. he happens to be his political property jay. lynne cheney says she loves simpson and his wife. as forbe the blowup. she adds, al was rude to my granddaughter. i told him he was out of line. the top ec was not mike enzi. yesterday, he turned up the heat with that detailed colorful statement. here's another quote from it. she sa

but you don't have to actually deliver. >> looking at wyoming where this is happening, wyoming is significantly actually dependent on federal money. according to the files calculation, this state relies on federal money for 41% of the state's spending. so they're like shut it down. my friend, that is actually the thing keeping your state afloat. >> right. and let them shut it down and see what happens to their lives, and perhaps maybe this will make the republicans, you know, let people see who the republicans really are here. >> you have the entrance of people into politics is a good thing, i think, right or left. you want that. i think what people are concerned about is the tactics. we're talking about shutting the government down, talking about not raising the debt ceiling. these are rather extreme tactics to negotiate the budget rather than just doing it to -- >> not completely unprecedented. we've shut down the government before and survived. we haven't done the debt ceiling thing, which is the next crisis coming. if we have a choice and it seems like at this moment the choice may be to in

there is the storm developing around wyoming, colorado, and slowly moving to the north. this warm air is in place. it will stay there because this storm is really slow to move through, but eventually it will bring rain and cooler temperatures to the bid west and northeast. right now it's developing with the spin there. the rain here could be severe thunderstorms in a few hours right over texas, oklahoma, and kansas. but over the next few hours all that rain slowly starts to move east. by 12:00 tomorrow here is the front going through the midwest, iowa, down through kansas, oklahoma. not quite yet to minneapolis or chicago but between saturday and sunday that does move through chicago and illinois. there is the cold air behind it and the warm air ahead of it. we're looking at showers and storms moving through the area, but by saturday it's rain coming down in minneapolis and then a dry day with storms possible on monday. the showers and storms will affect chicago. but during the day it's up to 82 degrees and showers and storms at night following a drop in temperatures. ac

>> states like montana and wyoming and idaho especially the hire elevations. we are talking significant snowfall as much as 1-2 feet of snow out here. the snow will be kicking around as we head into tonight. if you are doing driving out here please be careful. we have cooler temperatures moving in behind the storm system the snow levels will be dropping today and tonight some of the snow could be making it across the valley floor across the northern parts of the rockies. east of the rockies it is incredibly quite across the center of the country and the great lakes and the northeast. if you are doing traveling i don't think weather will be an issue across detroit, jfk. charlotte north carolina there is a little fog early this morning. keep an eye out for that. it is the only issue out there. otherwise temperature wise so hot in the center of the country kansas city 87 the northeast looking good highs in the 70s. it will stay that way through the weekend. >> sthooivengs maria. good to see you. >> the time is 20 minutes until the top of the hour. coming up the g

this is rolling up to the wyoming and idaho bringing renewed flash flood threats in those states. when you look at the probability that you'll get a shower or thunderstorm in the next four hours, the likely areas stretch over colorado but also into the dakotas. we're tracking the area of low pressures with showers wrapping around it, it's moving slowly to the east, and that will fall apart in the next few days. we'rwe arecoming up we'll show u the temperatures are going to go for your day ahead tomorrow. >> new signs the economy is hitting speed bumps. retail sales are barely growing and consumer confidence is falling according to the latest numbers. ali velshi will be talking about this at the top of the hour with real money tonight, and he joins us tonight so we can talk about it. let's start with the retail sales. is it all negative news? >> it's hardly negative news. i want to tell them to look at it in the bigger perspective. sales are lower compared to july. but because people shop in patterns differ i look at it compared to a year ago. and sales are up 4.7% higher than they

one of them being wyoming. we know he went to wyoming in late august, early september, 2007, and again rg early july, 2008. keys told us in wyoming he had a cache. based on history with him we know there could be money from a bank robbery or items from a home inskpraigs there could be items taken from victims. he told us he did something on that trip. that is one example so there there are missing person that's family members or law enforcement can reach out to us. >> bottom line, there is no drop in this. you think there will be recovered victims? >> we're hoping so. and i think one of the biggest things that we would like to get out to the public is that we're looking for missing person cases. he made it clear majority of the victims were not found going back to his carefulness about how he got rid of victims. he was very good at picking victims that didn't generate a lot of media attention up until probably samantha coenig. we're looking at missing person cases not necessarily cold case homicides. the missin

one of them is wyoming he went to wyoming late august 2007 and early july of 2008. he told us that in wyoming he had a cash and in that cash based on history with him we know that there could be money from bank robbery or items from a home invasion. we also know there could be items taken from a victim. he told us he did something on that trip. so that is one example of information we want to get out there so if there are missing persons in those areas that family members or law enforcement can reach out to us. >> bottom line there's no shoe to drop in this, you think there will be recovered victims? >> we are hoping so. i think one of the biggest things that we would like to get out to the public is that we are looking for missing person cases. he made it very clear the majority of his victims were not found. that goes back to his meticulousness and carefulness of how he got rid of victims. he also was very good at taking victims that didn't generate a lot of media attention, up until the currier's and samantha koenig. what we are looking at is missing person cases

well, as the senator from wyoming points out, there's no reason for that. we could have passed the appropriations bills. or we could do what the house of representatives did. the house of representatives, in an overwhelming vote -- 232 members, including two democra democrats -- voted to fund every aspect of the federal governme government, including, i would note, some parts of the federal government that i feel certain house republicans are not fans of and yet they voted to fund all of it except for obamacare. i note my friend congressman is louie gomert has come over to the senate floor in a show of solidarity and i appreciate congressman gomert joining us. i would note, if the senate wants to avoid a shutdown, it can do so. indeed, last night, i took the opportunity to ask the majority leader, why don't we just avert this whole train wreck right now? why don't we agree by unanimous consent to pass the continuing resolution that the house has passed, taken the prospect of a shutdown off the table entirely and defund obamacare because it's hurting the ame

that will provide the people of wyoming with no real. again, $1 billion up front, millions year, no real benefits. the plan doesn't even take into accounter sources of haze in the state such as wildfires. we have those year, and they're a problem on wyoming's plains and mountains. it is a major cause of haze in my home state. it makes no sense for the e.p.a. to draft a plan that fails into take into consideration one of the biggest natural causes of the very problem tear a supposed to be solving -- they're supposed to be solving, and that is one that can be 1068d. -- that can be solved. the state of wyoming spent over a decade producing a plan that is reasonable, productive, cost-effective, and focused on the problem. the e.p.a. has taken an unnecessary and unreasonable approach that violates the legislatively granted job of state regulators to address this issue. we cannot afford to increase the cost of energy to families, schools, and vital public services by implementing an e.p.a. plan that won't adequately address the issue of region

and so, the latest event we did together was the wyoming state fair parade in douglas, wyoming, last weekend. we had my kids and my cousin's kids, so we had a gaggle of kids walking into parade with baskets full of candy. my campaign manager decided that it would be important for the prayed again or us to brief the kids, because when you're out there tossing candy, it can get dangerous. she brought them all together and she said, now we will talk about the roles of being in a parade, the rules of throwing candy in a parade. rule number one, and my older son raises hand, said, do not check the candy heart. she said, that is right, that is an important rule. what is rule number two? one of my cousin's little girl said, do not throw it in faces. my manager said that is right, do not throw that faces. she said rule number three, and richard raised his hand, and he said, no farting. that is a good life lesson. in addition to the life lessons that you learn in a campaign, we want to talk about current affairs and about what is happening and about the concerns i know that steamboat institut

idaho, montana and wyoming have been harder hit. the lower elevations, that snow is about five or 6,000 feet and above. as we continue, this has brought cooler air. temperatures running 10-20 below average. at the head of the system, we have a warm flow. minneapolis today, right around 80 degrees, so well above average because of the same system and the flow ahead of that. i want to mention the midwest where the system is going to be coming over the next couple days. we're getting into the time of year where we see fog, so dense fog in parts of wisconsin today. as we continue toward the souther tier of the country, the other trouble spot is as we get into florida, we are seeing a drier forecast, still a little bit of moisture. the low pressure system that had been in the region has slid off. we're still going to see enough of a boundary to cause a couple of showers, but most of the region is much drier. you can see how little that rain forecast is versus the inches and inches that we've been getting over the last couple of days. tha

the radar showing it all over wyoming and here is the storms developing in texas and oklahoma. future weather shows the line of showers by 10 o'clock tomorrow going from iowa through kansas, into oklahoma. it's stormy weather in the morning. warm ahead of it, cold behind it. in the next few hours it will move through the midwest. by 6 o'clock tomorrow moving through minnesota, and illinois and through chicago saturday night and sunday. warm in chicago during the day and stormy at night. the day looks okay, but the rain comes through at night. minnesota temperatures dropped to 68 degrees tomorrow, 75 dry on sunday. storms on monday - pop up showers and storms. chicago warm tomorrow. it's a storm at night. the rain coming in at night, clearing sunday. into the weekend monday and tuesday, upper 70s. it will get warmer, staying dry in the north-east. temperatures in the mid-70s. a look at the headlines is coming up. >> welcome to al jazeera america, i'm john siegenthaler. here are the top stories. earlier this hour in new york an historic vote by the u.n. security council. the coun

senator john barrasso, republican from wyoming. >> thanks for having me. jenna: much more on syria in just a moment. meantime the supreme court may be forced to take another look at the president's health care law to settlingerring questions about the mandate requiring companies to cover birth control. a report on the constitutional battle on religious ground straight ahead. >>> also, some new developments on a story that has many outraged. the judge who ordered a teacher sentenced to 30 days in jail for raping a student, now apparently having second thoughts. an update ahead. jenna: well, right now, a battle over birth control could send the president's health care law back to the supreme court. the owners of chain store, hobby lobby, are fighting the health care law's birth control mandate on religious ground. if the department of justice appeals a recent ruling in the chain's favor, the supreme court will have to reconsider the constitutionality of the mandate. to explain all of that, shannon bream live in washington. shannon, what's at stake here? >> r

from lincoln, lancaster county sheriff and his wife gertrude went to wyoming to retrieve the young fugitives. they were both returned in separate cars to lincoln. charlie rode be w the sheriff. >> according to my mother she never said anything that would suggest that she's the innocent victim here. >> starkweather confessed to killing his first victim, gas station attend zant robert come it's still a mystery while charlie and carol were tried separately only for the stabbing and killing of 17-year-old robert jensen. after a two week trial in may of 1958, starkweather was found guilty of murder and sentenced to death. >> i was at the interview and watched carol, in her usual icy cold demeanor answer questions. >> did he say why he -- >> i presented to the public, you know, this person that, you know, well, you know, she's hard amped she's this, and she's that, not knowing that behind that was a person that was testified. >> starkweather testified against fugate kraming he was a participant in the killing spree. although facing the death penalty, carol was sentenced to life in prison. >> do yo

one of them being in wyoming. keyes told us that in wyoming he had a cache and in that cache, based on history with him, we know that there could be money from a bank robbery or items from a home invasion and know that there could be item there were taken from a victim. he told us that he did something on that trip. that's an example of information that we want to get out there so if there are missing persons in those areas that family or law enforcement can reach out to us. >> bottom line, there's another -- you think there will be some recovered victims? >> we're hoping so. and one of the biggest things that we would like to get out to the public is that we're looking for missing persons cases. keyes made it very clear that the majority of his victims were not found and that goes to hoisz meticulousness of getting rid of hid victims. he didn't generate a lot of media attention, up until the couriers and samantha conig. we're looking for missing persons cases, not necessarily cold case homicides. we'll take that

these where you get the winter weather advisory right over wyoming. our freeze watches and warnings nap cold air is coming in. there's the winter air advisory. this stp montana to idaho. seeing the snow and the roadways are still fine still fairly early. it's not a heavy amount of snow is predicted. that's where the snow is now. you can see it's starting to move east as it moves in to the west where the storm develops it' bringing up a lot of warm air ahead of it. a big change in temperatures as we go from east to west. it's much cold near the pacific northwest. i'll have the time and what to expect in your area coming up in the national forecast a little bit later. >>> a lawsuit settlement could tpa*euf way for student athletes to get payed in college. >>> the arrest of two farmers in colorado with what police say they did to their cantelop crop that throed dozens of deaths. . >>in egypt, police fired teargas at supporters of the ... >>a fresh take on the stories that connect to you. [[voiceover]] they risk never returning to the united states. >>gro

. >>> stopping to help what he thought was a stranded motorist on wyoming's route 20, joe sprinkle found himself face to face with a madman named charles starkweather. >> i looked inside the car and there was a man laying in the floorboard with his feet under the controls and his hand laying over in the passenger side. so i lashed out with my left hand and got the barrel, the end of the barrel, with my right hand i got the stock and then he got in the middle of the highway struggling for the gun. >> carol fugate watched as the two men batled on the desolate roadway. while a patrol car driven by officer bill roamer came upon the scene. >> she said, it's starkweather, he's crazy, he's going to kill me. >> within 30 or 45 seconds, had the gun and laying on my back partly in the ditch. i got to my feet real fast ready to keep fighting. but he was running down the highway and he jumped in a car. >> having seen roamer, starkweather floored it in lauer word's stolen packer. starkweather was finally captured after a high-speed chase. starkweather reportedly told his captors, quote, don't be roug

it has been since 2009 since casper wyoming had snow. so,. if you see the swirl of low pressure bringing rainfall mainly from washington, it was high in the kas kaeusd of a 5,000 feet that we got in the mountain snow today an also in to the idaho mountains and in to western montana. the snow level will have 8,000 feet. moving in to colorado even northeast nevada you will have high mountain snow. we will have a freeze watch for you, too. be from e paired for those temperatures dip well down in that freezing mark if not below. same thing for north california an moving in to parts of the falls and in the south central oregon. so, fairly cold drop. we are seeing temperatures fall by 30 degrees today. so this cold weather is moving down to southern california where the winds were into tkaougs iintroducingit today. an excessive amount of rainfall but you're now going to dry out. we have seen some showers up to parts of virginia. most of our rain for florida will start wrapping up and had the drier weekend ahead for you and it will stay in the warm

that is happening in parts of wyoming as well. we have actually some severe thunderstorms warnings and watches in effect and we are seeing flooding across the region and utah flooding as well in the area. across the northeast showers go through cold front has come through and we have seen some very cool temperatures over the last couple of mornings, we are looking at the poarvel another evening with frost warnings. back to you. >>> ballots are counted, we'll have updates from motio moscow o australia and the points in 2003. >>> you'll need a microscoap to semicroscope tosee it but theses are big business. >> welcome back. despite the availability of legal marijuana in colorado there's still the market for the fake stuff. sib thetic mj -- synthetic marijuana users crave it for the high. whether the drug is linked to three deaths. jim houly reports from denver. >> it's known as crazy monkey, sexy monkey and spice. it's illegal to use, but some websites get around selling it as i incense. >> two little puffs. >> that was it? >> few m

neil: you said some insurance provisions will beoon onurus for wyoming residents. >> you have to buy government approved insurance, when washington comes up with a one size fits all approach it does not work in a lot of rural states, in a place like wyoming, one size does not work well. neil: what happens now? what do you think? >> as the exchanges open up, and more and more people go there to get their coverage, which is different from care uthe president equates two words, but if you covered in one exchange in california you cannot go to the university of california hospitals, ucla or cedars-sinai or uc san francisco, the big named hospitals, it plays out in new hampshire 40 percent of hospitals have been excluded from theic changes, people are saying -- exchanges people are saying wait? i can't keep my kids' pediatrician, my doctor or my health care plan or the hospital in my community? i think that the drum beat to repeal the law continues to increase. neil: all right, barring that, though, some of the provisions like employee mandate, do you see that being pushed back? administr

they have winter storm warnings in effect for parts of montana and northwestern wyoming. rein in the lower elevations. snow in the higher elevations. as it makes its approach to us. maybe we will pick up a little bit of rain early next week. rain chances are minimal for the next several days. a little cloud cover in the morning tomorrow, sunshine in the afternoon. what's of sunshine friday and saturday. he might start the mornings off with a little bit of fog in the area, that it will run up to afternoon sunshine saturday and sunday. the weather pattern will really not change a lot the next few days. deveney 1-76 tomorrow. sunrise on thursday morning at 6:58. the bay forecast calls for the wind.east water temperatures in the low 70s. high tide afternoon tomorrow at fort mchenry. the western maryland mountains in the low 60s today. a little more sunshine each day. some spectacular early fall weather in the mountains. over to easton and camidge tomorrow, partly cloudy and 73. a sunny day on friday, 75. the lower eastern shore, temperatures and low 70s with sunny to partly c

. >> we were between the wyoming utah border, middle of mountains, no cell phone coverage and the engine was leaking cool lappet -- coolant. >> reporter: they made it to another office and they traded it for another car. low mileage rental cars are getting harder to find. she said the next time they will be a lot more careful. >> we'll check the mileage. if it has more than 45,000 miles, i will probably say i want another car. >> reporter: if upand up with a high mileage car, don't leave the lot with it. i'm john matarese. >> all right. we'll take you to havre de grace. we're talking about a gorgeous look, comfortable temperatures. 75 degrees. dew points are starting to climb, so it's a stickier feeling. the southeasterly wind is coming in at 7 miles an hour. evening planner. if you're going out for dinner on the town it looks good. 65 at 11:00. the clouds will build in after 11:00. tomorrow morning it will start on a mx which are of sunshine and clouds and the rain will develop after the lunchtime. ed to with lots of sunshine, 77, normally around 76. 9 in 1983. so central maryland, we'r

costs a hundred and ninety-two dollars in minnesota, but skyrockets to five-hundred sixteeen dollars in wyoming... h-h-s secretary kathleen sebelius says the flexibility offered by the new exchanges will mean they'll be affordable to everyone: sebelius says: "across the board, 6 in 10 uninsured americans will be able to find coverage fo less than a hundred dollars a month. in many cases, premiums will cost significantly less than was originally projected." but republicans on capitol hill say the exchange model is flawed and will lead to fewer choices: barrasso says: "the exchanges if you join in california, which the president highlights as a place that is working, you remember that exchange? you can't go to the university of california hospitals.you can't go to cedar sinai medical. people are getting excluded." (on-cam tag) this part of the healthcare law takes effect january first - including the individual healthcare mandate.... which requires virtually all americans to get health insurance, or face a fine. in washington, steve centanni, fox news. earlier we told you how some of the ravens a

first up, heavy rain in montana and wyoming. along with colorado. this is a passing shower. not that steady rain. just a few light showers and maybe even a thunderstorm over that flooded area. so not a big concern there. what will be happen something this storm moves east. it pulls up all the warm air. that's why you see that warm air going up to south dakota. the temperatures will be climbing rand dropping as it moves through the midwest and northeast. first where the showers are, that will be pushing to the east in chicago. thunderstorms tomorrow thursday and friday, temperatures will go up, drop, and the rain closer out. the midwest seeing the storms pass by over the next three days. it moves to the northeast where it brings in the warm air but not before another cold morning tomorrow with frost and freeze warning with a chill in the air before we get that rain coming in over the weekend. clouds will increase maybe a few isolated showers over the weekend on saturday and sunday. temperatures are climbing into the mid to upper 70s almost up to 80 by friday. have a great eve

up next a feud brewing in the wyoming senate primary. why the cheneys are going after former why owe ming senator alan simpson. first, bill karins has a look at the forecast. hey, bill. >> hey, good monday morning to you. for millions of us, it was an incredible weekend with sunshine, warm afternoons. that's going to continue pretty much all week for the east coast. the trouble spot where the people are still recovering from damaging winds and rain was throughout the pacific northwest. look at the radar this morning. still raining hard. at one point a couple hundred thousand without power. the strong winds are moving through the intermountain west. few spots that have strong winds forecast including the mountains of montana and a section of oregon. that's where that big storm is going to be as we go throughout this monday. the east coast, we're still looking nice. the big storm we talked about last week that could have clipped the east coast just off the coast of new jersey, but it's far enough offshore not to cause any problems. if you

of snow in some of the mountains of wyoming has the showers moved out into the plans but state west of ross until late in the day saturday. at this point we haven't viceroys for frost and freeze in blue in nevada. advisories for fire potential in beige with high winds and those of the winter storm watches and warnings and snow advisories of montana. a fog adviser in the upper midwest. this is accumulating snow. it does not hit the higher peaks with the big accumulations will occur. but here is what we expect for temperatures. we are about 1.8 degrees above normal. next week a cool down arrives. not and the brain. for tens of an inch average from the various models. seven tenths of 1 in. closer to normal. we have a harvest under way at area farms. 75 is the forecast for to mile warmer than today's 70. around 80 saturday. rains leave by sunday or shortly afterwards. the sun comes out and we have a warm up again close to 80 degrees tuesday and wednesday with the next chance of rain wednesday. it has been dry but it makes for a beautiful autumn. around this area. that will keep up for the

. >>> stopping to help what he thought was a stranded motorist on wyoming's route 20, joe sprinkle found himself face to face with a madman named charles starkweather. >> i looked inside the car and there was a man laying in the floorboard with his feet under the controls and his hand laying over in the passenger side. so i lashed out with my left hand and got the barrel, the end of the barrel, with my right hand i got the stock and then he got in the middle of the highway struggling for the gun. >> carol fugate watched as the two men batled on the desolate roadway. while a patrol car driven by officer bill roamer came upon the scene. >> she said, it's starkweather, he's crazy, he's going to kill me. >> within 30 or 45 seconds, had the gun and laying on my back partly in the ditch. i got to my feet real fast ready to keep fighting. but he was running down the highway and he jumped in a car. >> having seen roamer, starkweather floored it in lauer word's stolen packer. starkweather was finally captured after a high-speed chase. starkweather reportedly told his captors, quote, don't be roug

for example, mike ensy of wyoming. he's facing challenge over there in wyoming from the former vice president, dick cheney's daughter, who's running for that republican nomination. so, he's sending political messages out there to some conservative activists. >> right, he is. obama care is a lightning rod. conservatives don't like obama care. republicans don't like obama care. lots of democrats, by the way, want to fix obama care because it's clearly not a perfect bill, but it has become the sort of organizing principle at this point for the republican party. the problem with what ted cruz is doing is that as dana pointed out earlier, he's asking republican senators to vote against the bill that would actually kill a bomb care. because the senate procedures are so difficult. so, he's putting everybody in a tough position. he's standing up for what he believe, but there are lots of republicans who believe that shutting down the government as a result of this fight is going to hurt their party and not help. >> we just saw

the area over wyoming is centered south and ees to. will be in the 20's. in the middle of the country, all the way to minneapolis, 86 for the high today. our official high was only 73. classic fall conditions around here. part of the pattern includes early morning patchy fog. even a little drizzle before the sun broke through the clouds. we will see the pattern repeating over the next couple of days. we are down to 56. temperatures will cool a few more degrees to allow some low lying clouds out near the atlantic to work their way onto the eastern and possibly cross the bay. we will call it a partly cloudy sky. 62 in downtown baltimore and along the shore of the bay. can see this coming around the east side. the high-pressure extends to the gulf coast, and it will keep the storm away from us. means a few more days underneath this high-pressure cell with beautiful early fall conditions. after a little bit of cloud cover, temperatures will respond nicely and get to around the normal levels. into sunday. monday, we have a front approaching us and maybe a littl

heavier in the mountains, in oregon and washington, idaho and wyoming, snow in the higher elevations. by wednesday, thursday, friday drying out and the temperatures staying right in the upper '50s. >>> some rain went in the, rebound. you see the numbers drop there on monday in chicago but look we're back into the 80s tuesday and wednesday. warm air returns with sunshine and a few clouds. no rain across the midwest. a storm developing rain and winds will stay just off the coast but by monday morning it's intensifying and going right up towards canada. there will be wind, maybe light rain, into boston, tropical activity not much, just a few isolated showers and storms there, pretty quiet right now but we're continuing to monitor any developments in the tropics and of course the pacific northwest storm. that's a look at your forecast. i'm meteorologist dave warren. >>> president obama will welcome israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu on monday. patty culhane has a look at what's at stake. >> threats made by the u.s., ignored or flat out rebuked by benjamin netanyahu. but in his sec

we had wyoming a one-year-old boy killed in oakland and their protected by the community. that's the only reason those guys run around because there's a code of not telling. i tell in a minute and until those people stand up you people know out there and give it up and a next line item and a line item four - >> i'm sorry public comment still continuing. >> while we're excited about the youth commission in ensweat shirt i want to acknowledge that training is on police training but we want expensive training between young people and police officers. we believe this training will change everybody when it comes to encounters with police officers and also minors under the ankle of 18. i look forward to working with you guys much more. thank you >> thank you and i have a quote by a member from the neighborhood center before public comment so i'll read it now. we've been working with the youth commission and the entity from this draft working closely with the programs including your program we've identified a lot of the - to education not a bare. earlier this month movements plan

then the first snowstorm of the season is set to begin in idaho, montana and wyoming. there is a storm -- winter storm watch. up to a foot of snow could fall over the higher elevations over the highest mun than tops. nothing close to that expected here in maryland. that's just a look at some of the stories making news in a science community. mike masco. >> tomorrow a jury will decide who's the blame for the king of pop's death. jackson's family is suing promoter aeg live. a video was shown of michael jackson playing with his children. lawyers for aeg live tried to convince the jury that jackson hired his own doctor. >> ultimately it was his money, his doctor and his choice and he certainly wasn't going to take no for an answer. >> jackson's family said it was aeg live who hired murray to pressure jackson for a comeback tour. kelly? >>> they're billed as the safer alternative to cigarettes. that's until they blow up in your face. now attorney generals from 40 states are calling on the fda to regulate these so called e cigarettes. one of the complaints came from a former

san francisco her firm body of work has expanded to include other states like i nevada and utah and wyoming and new hampshire. it's an award winning architecture firm that has won several award. alicia ross keri has had here violation to the rehabilitation of well known landmarks in this city including san francisco city hall this very building the pat as of fine arts and the opera house and the mar community building. she's vote and well known and active in the preservation community. she served on the board of supervisors of any historic organizations including the capital commission and the san francisco landmark preservation board and san francisco beautiful and the oakland house board and she was most recently open the boards of the college of environmental destine at u.s. berkley as well as the heritage and the 640 foundation. it's truly a great loss for our community and this city and our hearts go out to her husband of many years so i ask we adjourn the meeting in the memory of alicia >> thank you first of all, as i mention before i. introducing the family friendly workplace through

the storm that we're watching is still in the northern rockies, still producing snow out there in wyoming. the high country is getting it good. areas like casper, an all-rain event for you. over the next 48 hours, this is a slow-moving rainstorm. it's going to head into the northern plains. we could get some strong storms today, though, along that front as it kicks out into the plains, especially areas from amarillo, out to rural sections of western kansas, the goodland area, also out there into western nebraska. may see storms in denver, too, but i don't think they'll be too severe. everywhere east of the mississippi is looking dry and beautiful. the only exception just a few showers leftover there in florida. as we go through your weekend forecast, that storm slowly pushes into the central plains. we'll see more storms along that cold front on saturday from texas all the way to minneapolis and chicago. and then by the time we get to sunday, there will still be some leftover showers and storms from dallas all the way to the ohio valley. but the concentration of rain will be diminishing a

you can see missouri more, and wyoming one of the most expensive in the country because wyoming has two insurers participating in the online exchange, this is before tax credits. you pointed out in your introduction a family making less than $46,000, $49,000 a year, there will be, there will be some tax credits that will lower the out of pocket costs. that's where we stan right now. let me show you an overall map of the united states. i can show you guys you heard this messaging point how many people are going to be able to, you know, afford premium that's less than $100 maybe. you can see where some expensive parts of the country are, they're darker and the lighter they are, those are the cheapest premiums on the obama care exchanges. >> and then, christine, when it comes to those people having an employer who is helping them out with health care, what changes for them? >> so, the president keeps saying there will nobody changes. you will keep your insurance through your employer, if that's still your arrangement and there won't be changes. but we do know even before obama care we saw,

the low temperature in wyoming, 28 degrees. extremes in the temperatures in the weeks ahead. let's get you going here. 75 was the high today at reagan national. the record set three years ago today, 99 degrees. trust me, we will not see 99 in washington in 2013. pretty safe guess there. temperatures in the 50s and 60s now as you look at the map, especially farther south. a very mild night. area of high pressure -- last night at this time, it was colder -- there was a dynamic area of high pressure stretching up and down the east coast, but that will slide a little to the southeast and allow a little bit more of the warmth to move in. upper levels of the atmosphere, you can see that already on the satellite image. even with the low over the south, the clouds will push the dewpoint temperatures. not quite as chilly as some areas is -- were last night. we will pick up a couple of clouds and pinch off the clear skies that will move to the northeast tomorrow. maybe a few clouds at times as the low passes to the south during the next 24 hours. the high will be blocking it from movin

. >>> leading the news in "the denver post," naacp-kkk meeting in wyoming believed to be a first. this meeting was requested by casper's local naacp chapter while reports of kkk literature being delivered in that region. >>> boston mayor on detroit, blow the place up and start all over. the mayor now apologizing for his remarks. they've been criticized by detroit's mayor as an unfortunate choice of words after this year's boston bombing. >>> ariel castro has committed suicide. castro sentenced to life in prison without parole, plus 1,000 years for holding three women captive in his home for nearly a decade. we're still waiting for confirmed responses from those three victims to what has happened. >>> the senate reaches an agreement for u.s. military force. nbc news obtained an advance copy of that. the resolution would bar u.s. troops from combat and limit the action up to 90 days. >>> montana judge orders a new sentencing hearing for a former teacher who received just 30 days in prison for the rape of a student. after review, appears montana law requires a two-year minimum senten