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we will hear from the father of a 9-year-old boy who sneaks on a flight from minneapolis to vegas without a ticket, and it wasn't his first run-in with the law. first run-in with the law. >> announcer: sports sponsored by just for men autostop. the foolproof way to get rid of gray. the foolproof way to get rid of gray. ♪ ho ho ho [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant ♪ ho ho ho >>> here's a look at today's >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. washington, d.c., morning showers. cloudy in atlanta. sunshine in in louis. mostly sunny in denver and mostly cloudy in seattle with a high of 58. >>> two scientists behind the so-called god particle won the nobel prize. peter higgs of britain and francois englert of belgium won. they split a prize of $1.2 million. >>> and we're now hearing from a father of a young boy who managed to fly from minneapolis to las vegas by himself without a ticket. it comes as a leaked me

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we will hear from the father of a 9-year-old boy who sneaks on a flight from minneapolis to vegas without a ticket, and it wasn't his first run-in with the law. first run-in with the law. >> announcer: sports sponsored by just for men autostop. the foolproof way to get rid of gray. the foolproof way to get rid of gray. ♪ ho ho ho [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant >>> here's a look at today's >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. washington, d.c., morning showers. cloudy in atlanta. sunshine in in louis. mostly sunny in denver and mostly cloudy in seattle with a high of 58. >>> two scientists behind the so-called god particle won the nobel prize. peter higgs of britain and francois englert of belgium won. they split a prize of $1.2 million. >>> and we're now hearing from a father of a young boy who managed to fly from minneapolis to las vegas by himself without a ticket. it comes as a leaked memo reveals to

feels like minneapolis today. our weather is so much cooler and that's the big weather headline for the day today. we've got more changes ahead. the rainfalls we yesterday, we needed it so badly and we have more in our seven-day forecast. our temperatures this morning about 20 degrees colder than just 24 hours ago so long sleeves are definitely needed today. grab a sweater. stick with the pants. i can't remember the last time i wore pants but i've got them on today. it feels like you need them. clouds in the area. we will get breaks in the cloud but sunshine too, a mix of sunshine and clouds. the cold front is off the shore but we're watching this coastal low and the recommendnants what have was tropical storm karen to nudge up our way for the middle of the week. this is cut off from the manu throw of the jet stream so probably going to linger a couple of days. high-pressure, enough to linger today but by tomorrow, high-pressure gets close enough we will see showers. today a couple was showers on and off in the af

they have access to individuals from communities like minneapolis. but they also have a recruitment capability from kenya itself. it is a largely christian country, so they have taken advantage of this muslim- christian divide among other things. >> how widespread is their recruitment here in the u.s.? >> there has been a range of arrests by the fbi and u.s. law enforcement of al-shabaab recruiters and fundraisers in cities like minneapolis. there is a decent sized somali- american population in northern cities, like buffalo, new york and minneapolis, some southern cities like san diego, california, individuals who have come from somalia. so we see recruitment over the internet and human recruiters coming into the u.s. trying to lure people back. confirmationis no that anybody here was involved in the westgate attack. >> no, we have not seen that there were any americans or british or others. americans blow themselves up. what do you say of the strength of al-shabaab following this attack/ ground inaab has lost somalia, mogadishu, and in cuba disco c

minneapolis -- a minneapolis boy snuck on to a plight -- flight to vegas. >> no ticket, no boarding pass, no problem for a 9-year-old. he managed to slip through three layers of security at minneapolis/st. paul international airport last week. he board lad delta flight bound for vegas. >> how dead he get on the plane. where was the set a assignment. >> it wasn't until this was headed to neverness. the flight attendant became suspicious because the boy was not on their list of unattended minors. police were called. when the plane landed the young boy has handed tosser over to child protective services -- was handed over to child protective services. he was also caught stealing someone's bag. the boy sat down for a meal but left without paying. >> a little con artist. people beware of him. >> but security experts say this is no laughing matter. it highlight has breach in airport security that needs to be addressed. >> you cannot ignore the fact that young kids could be utilized as a delivery mechanism. >> after defeating the security check, the c

they have access to individuals from communities like minneapolis. but they also have a recruitment capability from kenya itself. it is a largely christian country, so they have taken advantage of this muslim- christian divide among other things. >> how widespread is their recruitment here in the u.s.? >> there has been a range of arrests by the fbi and u.s. law enforcement of al-shabaab recruiters and fundraisers in cities like minneapolis. there is a decent sized somali- american population in northern cities, like buffalo, new york and minneapolis, some southern cities like san diego, california, individuals who have come from somalia. so we see recruitment over the internet and human recruiters coming into the u.s. trying to lure people back. confirmationis no that anybody here was involved in the westgate attack. >> no, we have not seen that there were any americans or british or others. americans blow themselves up. what do you say of the strength of al-shabaab following this attack/ ground inaab has lost somalia, mogadishu, and in cuba disco c

they are not just dropping in minneapolis. they are going to be dropping in chicago, today, 62. 49 on monday. get sweaters out. it's going be relatively cold. that chilly air is on the way to the northeast. we had a frontal boundary push through just last night. now, we are looking at clear skies across new york and pennsylvania by the end of the day. we will climb to a come fortable high of 63. a couple of days in the 60s. by wednesday, another front will push through. that front is actually going to usher in the 50s. we were in the 70 did last week. this week, early, we will be in the 60s. by the end of the week, we will be in 50s. it's a comfortable, beauty day in the southeast. actually, the nicest weather across the country usually around this time of the year is found in the southeast because the front pushes through. they cut off that moisture pushing in out of the gulf coast. so it's not humid either. it's just beautiful. back to you, richelle. >> thank you. >>> a plane carrying pair shooters celebrating a birthday wit

that's what officials at minneapolis st. paul airport are trying to figure out. somehow the boy who was a runaway snuck past checkpoints and security agents and got on to a night headed for has vegas. he was questioned and stopped in nevada. >> all of this since 9/11 has been to keep us safer and it has. but still we have gaping holes and this was a perfect example of it. >> the boy was taken into protective custody and was returned to minneapolis. delta and the tsa is investigating the incident. >>> if you haven't noticed hr many popular spots in the bay area are temporarily closed during the government shutdown. we look at the impact it's having on tourists and hoe kals alike. -- locals alike. >> reporter: in many ways today's closure of bay area parks was only a problem if you planned to drive to them. the road up to the marine headlands was blocked but that was enough to prevent people from bird watching. >> there's no reason why they just close it because it's pretty much self-serve anyway when you get to the park. >> reporter: but the same road was open if

breach in security in minneapolis. last week, a y runaway -- somehow snuck ab a flight to las vegas... ann ced until the plan >>> state and federal aviation authorities are investigating a breech in security in minneapolis. last week a boy snuck on a flight and nobody noticed until the flight was in the air. >> reporter: airport seckity is tighter than ever. last thursday a 9-year-old boy is suspected of sneaking passed the security checkpoint and on to delta flight 1651 headed to las vegas. >> the plane left minneapolis, the boy, a run away. he was finally questioned and stopped in nevada. airport officials tell us that surveillance footage shows the 9-year-old likely passing through the airport without a boarding pass. in a brief statement delta says we are investigating the incident and cooperating with those involved. the tsa is looking into it. >> that is crazy. i have an 8-year-old son. that freaked me out. >> a travel expert calls it a major lapse on many levels. >> the crew, then the gate agent, then tsa. >> re

i mean, the fact that minneapolis is near 80 degrees is getting a little ridiculous. >> what day is it? ? october already. >> it feels like summer still. >> the gop's approval rating is sinking faster than a lead balloon. >> the government shutdown inspired south carolina's chris cox to go above and beyond the call next. >> starti well i drove grandpa to his speed dating this week,

jessica kartalija looks into this breach of security. >> it all started here at the minneapolis st. paul international airport. officials say a 9-year-old boy took the light rail from home to the airport, made it passed the tsa screeners and boarded a plane to las vegas without a ticket or i.d. a former chairman of the ntsb. >> in my wildest imagination i could not figure out how this young man was able to do this. >> reporter: here's what officials say happened. he apparently scouted the airport on wednesday taking a bag off the carousal and sitting down to eat at a restaurant. he told the waitress he had touse the restroom leaving the luggage and the bill. he somehow made it past the airport security, possibly blending in with another family and got on a delta bound flight to las vegas. >> i can understand standing behind a family or whatever, if the family's checking in and they're not aware that he's standing behind them. i can understand that. i cannot understand that delta gate agent. this is where i put the major problem. this happens there. >> it wasn't until mid-flight that

. >>> minneapolis isn't alone. chicago 72 and sunny. memphis, tennessee, low humidity and 74 degrees. october summer heat can't last forever. >>> that is the next big question is how long will we continue with this really warm october? we are waiting for the canadian cold air. >> make good use of that time while you can. >>> speaking of time, there is a wrist watch that can tell you how many seconds you have left to live. >>> while firefighters battle blaze the outcome is uncertain. this morning. the process of destroying syria's chemical weapon stock pile has begun. secretary of state john kerry acknowledged bashar al assad's cooperation. >> it is credit for complying as they are supposed to. we hope that will continue. i'm not going to vouch today for what happens months down the road but it is a good beginning. >>> black smoke filled the streets of brussels monday. no one called the fire department to put out the blaze. that's because firefighters started it. when riot police appeared on the scene firefighters sprayed them with foam.

>> i think the issue with minneapolis is that many of these people leave minneapolis to go and fight with somali with a nationalist eubg view and they want to fight to protect their homeland. >> but they want to fight us, the place they are living. >> we saw this with the person responsible for the subway plot. he left new york with the intention of fighting in afghanistan and then he was co-opted to take the fight back home and plot against the u.s. so this is the issue with somalia, these young men could be leaving with one goal in mind, and then their mind changes and they never took the fight back home. this is the worry. >> when i think about the boston bombing and all the warnings we got from russia, i worry about whether or not we really have the ability to identify this stuff, you know, and these people within this country, and certainly there is going to be retaliation? >> of course there will be. the problem is not that -- we are collecting intelligence but not putting everything together. we were warned, but it fell through the cracks. more than once. yeah, we created so m

new orleans, indianapolis minneapolis and have all hosted the games but minneapolis is the newcomer and the three nathe owner, or the winner, rather, will be chosen in play by the owner. >>> the ravens running back joined a campaign to raise money for anti-bullying efforts and designed a t-shirt that encourages you to be kind to one another. you can be hero to someone just by being a friend. and it is part of an anti- bullyingest. the t-shirt will be sold for $20 and he is looking at selling 100 of them by early next week. he is doing well so far. >>> and breast cancer awareness month. speaking of football. we're not the only ones sporting pink. the football players, too. and the ravens but out their pink on suns. the guys will be wearing various pink items including cleats and wristbands and gloves. the merchandise will be auctioned off with all of the proceeds benefiting the american cancer society. and remember, abc 2 is your station for the komen maryland race for the cure event. it is happening in hunt valley. and less than two weeks away. if you haven't signed up, please join us.

now, who is warmer, las vegas or minneapolis. >> minneapolis. >> i'm going to say las vegas just to be different. >> boom, minneapolis 76, vegas 71 and windy. jet stream is the story. it dips down to the south out west but ridges up to the north here in the east and that's why -- >> all my life i have been wanting to do this. >> all your life? >> yes. >> just getting warmed up. >> tell them what they've >> good morning. it should stay dry for much of the day. it will be mostly cloudy and breezy. >>> by the way, you guys are all disqualified. it wasn't in the form of a question. >> oh, okay. >> up next, rossen reports gets results after people use their disabled passes at disney for profit. >> and then it is splitsville for chris and bruce jenner. they say they'll still be friends. is that possible? tell us if you think that's ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ female announcer ] each one of us is our own boss. ♪ and no matter where you are in life, ask your financial professional how lincoln financial can help you take charge of your future. ♪ [ girls ] good. ♪ thank you. [ package crackles,

he sneaked onto a delta flight from minneapolis to las vegas, without a ticket. old whove a nine-year- has a behavior problem. >> the boy, whose father says is a charmer, has been in protective custody in nevada for six days. >> i love my son. >> passing through the security checkpoint -- surveillance video shows the child boarding the plane while the delta agent was distracted. the father has been asking for behavioral health since his son was five. >> can anyone help me? >> according to a report from e,e minneapolis startribun there have been for child protection assessments on the boy fell family since 2012. the agency director describes the boy as "challenging" and said that he stole a car and was arrested on highway 35 just weeks ago. there are allegations concerning past.oubled he claimed that his mother once throat, and to his that his mother was "sad and died." his mother has not spoken publicly yet, but sources from cnn confirmed that she works at the airport. >> the boy is described as a challenging child and it is the goal to tell when he is lying. cou

airport officials say he managed to slip through three layers of security at minneapolis-st. paul international airport last week. d gate officials and metal detectors and tsa agents. >> how did he get onto the plane? the crew got wise. flight attendants became suspicious because he was not on the list of unintended minors. when the plane landed the young boy was handed over to child protective services. airport security cameras captured him stealing someone else's bag from a carousel. have a youngyou kid with unusual belongings. sat down for a meal but let-up paying. this is no laughing matter. the incident highlights a breach airport security that needs to be addressed. ids could essentially be utilized as a defeating mechanism. >> the child should be sent back to minneapolis today, this time with a ticket and a boarding pass. abc seven at 5 p.m. 6:00 p.m. starts now. wild weather through the area today. was closedom mall for hours after wins ripped at conditioning units. afternoon cancelled and evening activities because of the weather. >> and landing on a car with the dri

viaja de minneapolis sin acompaÑante. la ediciÓn lunese noticie telemundo comienza ya. >>> hola que tal,uenas tardes. salud de la ciudad de new york. comenzÓ la iniciativa de nbc y telemundo. la semana de educaciÓn. de poder de saber educaciÓn naciÓn. mos a comenzar con la tragedia de un popular evento en chihuahua mÉxico. un camiÓn monstruo fuera de control impactÓ a un grupo de espeadores matando a por lo menos 8. incluyendo a varios niÑos. >>> y l hipÓtesis principal josÉ, que en estos momentos. antes de el impacto el conductor recibiÓ un golpe en la cabeza y se des pa mayÓ y hay quienes aseguran que gran parte de la reonsabilidad, cae sobre los organizadores del evento. >>>. como un monstruo, la tarde del sÁbado elspectaculo el show extremo en chihuahua cambio diverÓn por tragedia. el pilot de la camioneta, francisco velÁzquez de 51 aÑos perdiÓ el control luego de aplastar con todo su poder una fila de autos. que destrozÓ los cuerpos como si fueran de crystal. >>> al menos 8 personas perdieron la vi

he managed to sneak through at least two security checkpoints at minneapolis st. paul international airport. he has been in protective custody ever since. according to the minneapolis newspaper, there had been for child protection assessment on the voice family since last year. he allegedly stole a car and was arrested on the highway just weeks ago. the boy's father is now speaking out. >> i don't have an angel. i have a nine-year-old. he has a behavior problem. >> child services officials report the boy claimed his mother held a knife to his throat. his mother has not yet spoken publicly, but a source close to the investigation confirms she works at the airport. coming up, details on the dangerous salmonella outbreak that has the cdc bringing employees back to work even though the government is shut down. >> here is our offshore storm. it does not look particularly large. the forecast is next. ocean city is already getting some of that rain. low 60's here in town. at the airport, only 59. inner har >> as the world becomes more dependent on information, many peopl

>> the issue with minneapolis is many leave minneapolis to go fight with somalia with a nationali nationalistic view. >> they want to fight us in the place we are living. >> we saw this with the man responsible for the subway bomb. he left new york with the intention of fighting in afghanistan and then he was co opted to take the fight back home and plot against the u.s. this is the issue in some maley is they could believing with one goal in mind and their mind changed and they co opted to take the fight home. >> kt i have to tell you when i think about the bombings all of the warnings we got from russia and youtube and jihad videos and all of that i worry we have the ability to identify this stuff and these people within this country. certainly there is going to be retaliation. >> of course there will be. the problem is not so much we are collecting intelligence but we are not putting everything together. the boston bombers we were warned against but it fell through the cracks. >> more than once. >> everything seems to fall through the cracks. why? i think because we collect so much intellige

the 9-year-old is expected to be sent back to minneapolis. aditi roy, abc news, los angeles. >>> in other news, a third bike sir now charged in connection with the road rage incident here in new york. police say reginald chance is the man seen on the video smashing his helmet into the window of the suv. his attorney says chance overreacted but that he did not assault the driver or his family. in an exclusive interview with abc news, the biker accused of starting the incident says he's not a criminal. >> i try to stay away from trouble as much as possible. >> what kind of impact is this having on your life? >> it's turned my life upside down. >> cruz who is 28, cut off the range rover and slowed cowen before it bumped his tire. he's fighting misdemeanor charges including unlawful imprisonment. you can see more today on "good morning america". >>> a female zoo worker is set for more surgery today following a vicious tiger attack over the weekend. an unnamed worker stuck her hands inside a tiger's cage. zoo officials say the animal has never bee

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george howell is in minneapolis this morning. >> reporter: carol, he gets past security. how did he do that? it's got a lot of people scratching their heads out here. we'll break down all the details for you, walk you through it, live here from minneapolis, next. ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you someone could pay you and what if that person were you? ♪ when you think about it, isn't that what retirement should be, paying ourselves to do what we love? ♪ they're the days to take care of to dbusiness..love? when possibilities become reality. with centurylink as your trusted partner, our visionary cloud infrastructure and global broadband network free you to focus on what matters. with custom communications solutions and responsive, dedicated support, we constantly evolve to meet your needs. every day of the week. centurylink® your link to what's next. just by talking to a helmet. it grabbed the patient's record before we even picked him u

and i went to minneapolis and i recorded it. and nothing ever happened with it, but -- >> wendy: was he married? >> he was about to be married. and sheas like what are you doing down here.

he took a delivery truck on a joyride through minneapolis. he hit several cars and trees before crash ling into a police car. no one was hurt. >> a nine-year-old. >> that's how mcgiver got started. >> how many on the set got smacked with a wooden spoon? >> not with a wooden spoon. maybe just back of the hand for being naughty. >> well, we have mostly clear skies around the bay area, hey, 80s birthday. it was back in 1933. the tower was officially presented to the city of san francisco and stands proudly and boldly above telegraph hill to this day. happy 80s. readings mostly in the 80s. on thursday night, it will be cheer and mild. temperature will be 65 degrees. here's how it looks, we have that low pressure on the way from the pacific northwest. this low will sink down to the bay area. east of the bay area and when it does, it will bring cool temperatures, another 5 to 10- degree st cooler. that's a light chance of a few rogue showers, but it will move up. we'll look at this part of the screen. we have clouds going through sunrise tomorrow.

a number of cold temperatures coming in with 28 in minneapolis. chicago, 32. minneapolis, 32. and frost and freezing temperatures, these frost warnings are issued once and they could be tomorrow morning. this is warm air coming up in the storm in the midwest bringing cold air in the dakotas. there will be rain in the great lakes, some of it heavy, and then a coastal storm develops and brings rain to new york wednesday and thursday. look at the temperature going from 68 down to 57. so much cooler air comes in by the end of the week after rain. and that rain will be from dc all the way up through new york and noen. >> dave warren. thank you very much. still ahead, a check of our top stories, and then there is this. >> it's humongous, and it's colorful and cool. >> just big. meet the man behind these giant halloween displays and learn the secret to his spooky sculpting. uncovers unheard, fascinating news stories? it drives discussion across america. >> share your story on tv and online. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. here is a look at your top stories. president obama spe

especially in the northern plains from denver to minneapolis. chicago's 34, warmer along the east coast. there is a storm spinning up over canada with a front drapped across the midwest. you see the cool moving across the north and will bring with it a drop in temperatures, also another storm developing. first off the drop in temperatures you can see the freeze warnings and free watches in affect. these are issued the first time in the season when teaches will drop to 32. 28 minneapolis. chicago is down to 32. this is a low temperature tomorrow morning. a draft chill in the air when you step aside it the midwest and the plains. this rain and snow will work its way to the east but it's a storm that will devil off the coast once that cool air hits the warmer air. the temperatures are climbing in the upper 60s tomorrow. it will warm up across the northwest and then drop as this storm develops. a storm off the coast by tomorrow morning will stay off the coast. here comes the front as it moves through virginia by wednesday and

the boy's mother works at the minneapolis airport where he took off from. the father says he has been seeking help for his troubled son for years. and, uhm, he's on his way home. >>> researchers say a new twist on an old fertility treatment may improve a woman's chance of getting pregnant. in today's healthwatch, cbs reporter tina kraus explains how it starts with a simple scratch. >> reporter: 36-year-old jo couples is hearing cummings is hear the heartbeat of her first child after struggling to get pregnant for 3.5 years. >> when you get older time is running out. dark days where you think it's never going to happen. >> reporter: jo says a simple procedure before her ivf treatment did the trick. doctors at knotting ham used endomeet trial scratching endometrial scratching. >> british and brazilian scientists say the optimal time to have the scratch is one month before iv treatment. in a study 77 women received the scratch. the pregnancy rate jumped to 49% from 29% in those with the procedure and nearly doubled the number of live births to 42% from 23%. do

john yang in minneapolis. thanks very much. >> cameron is in this morning. you have the kenye-kimmel feud. >> overnight, people have gone crazy, some of the teeth tweeting coming in. one with him says i like kenye, but seriously? this started a few weeks ago. jimmy kim emmocked a interview. he used kid actors and the actual traven script itself. take a look at the moment. >> i'm not trying to regurgitate myself. i'm a broad person. not just clothing. i'm from texas. everything you can think about. six years ago to sandy and they say nothing. how many have you done? where is the culture at? where is the culture at? >> again, that's the actual transcript from the interview. last night, fast forward, kimmel and kenye faced off, finally, guys, kenye tried to engs pla ento all of us what is going on in that head. take a look. >> i'm not running for office, you know what i'm saying. i'm here to make good music, make people feel good within they hear my business. i am a creative genius. my attention is positive. i will bring more things to the world. i want to make

. >> the state and federal aviation are investigating a breech in security in minneapolis. last week a young run away snuck aboard a night. nobody noticed until the plane was airborne. >> airport security is tighter than of. and yet, last thursday, a 9- year-old boy is suspected of sneaking passed the security checkpoint and on to delta flight 1651. headed to las vegas. >> that is shocking. it is craze tow me. >> the plane left minneapolis with a boy for a run away on trip cities. finally questioned and stopped in nevada. the airport officials tell us surveillance footage shows us the 9-year-old likely passed through the airport without a boarding pass. in a brief statement delta said we are investigating the incident. >> it crazy. i have an 8-year-old son so that freaked me out. >> reporter: a travel expert calls it a major lapse on many levels. >> the flight crew, then the gate agent, then tsa. >> they research the commercial air travel industry and all of the rules and regulation. >> all af this since september 11th has been to keep us safer and it has. still we have --

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at the airport in minneapolis last thursday he somehow got past a security checkpoint and then passed gate agents inside and onto a delta airlines flight headed to vegas. the flight left the twin cities with the boy on board. he was finally stopped and questioned in nevada. an air travel expert says it shows a major lapse on the part of the flight crew, gate agents and the tsa. >> both delta and the tsa say the incident is under investigation. a delta spokesperson says he believes the child is now back in minneapolis with his family >> the world's largest hot air balloon fiesta ois under way in new mexico. there are more than 600 giant balloons. it is the 42nd international show. hundreds of people have come from all over to watch the colorful sky buckets. the festival runs until next weekend >> your live illinois lottery drawing is next. after that jim ramsey joins us and he says monday will be another day cool one >> tonight on instant replay... the shooter out of the weout if. the s[ male announcer ]weout if. pearls. hairbands. and now hot pink toes. seems tough for a tough dog lik

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rather mild day up in minneapolis today. hot stuff in the deserts. warm and muggy across much of florida in the mid to upper 80's. cool fall weather in the northwest and northeast. here, a degree below normal with a high of 68 degrees. 47, the low this morning. probably not quite as cool in most areas tomorrow morning because of the cloud clever blanketing the region, trapping the heat of the day. it is getting: westminster -- cool in westminster. les cloud cover out here. that is where the coolest temperatures will be. you can see the thick overcast now from baltimore south and east. no rain under these clouds yet. by this time tomorrow night, that may change. 46 in the coolest suburbs by morning. 56 downtown. wind out of the northeast at 5- 10 miles per hour. that east northeast breeze will be critical for our forecast the next few days. high pressure moving into new england, cool and dry up there. low pressure developing off the south atlantic coast. in between the two, that flow is steady on the east northeast. that means moisture flows in off th

nbc's dave bergeron reports from minneapolis. >> we've all been through it. multiple security stops before taking a seat on a plane. the last thursday, major miscues. >> that's shocking. >> that's really crazy to me. >> according to an msp spokesperson a 9-year-old boy sneaked pass a security checkpoint and passed agents inside and finally on to delta flight 1561 heading to las vegas. the plane left minneapolis with the boy, a run away from the twin cities, on board. he was finally questioned and stopped in nevada. airport officials tell us surveillance footage shows the 9-year-old likely passing through the airport without a boarding pass. >> i can't think that a child unattended would not be attended to. >> reporter: in a brief statement delta says we are investigating the incident and cooperating with the agencies involved. it was the same reaction when we reached out to the tsa. >> that's crazy. i got an 8-year-old son. so that freaked me out. >> reporter: terry researches the commercial air travel industry and all rules and regulations. >> all of this si

>> well, i think the housing market in minneapolis has changed. if i go back historically the homes that we have been involved with, we've been buying houses since the late 70s. in the 70s, 80s, and 90s you could count on the market to soar. and that was always good news. there was financial success where we could roll the equity into another one and do even better. now that's gone for the foreseeable future. >> tell bus the market for those who don't know the area. what's the market been like? >> well, we're in a special market because we're on lake minnetonka. you're going to have a little bit different affect being on the lake. the prices are higher, you have a higher tax base compared to say a house that's in a suburb west of minneapolis. it's entirely different and it's a lifestyle choice to come out here. not only do you have to have the buyer that wants the lifestyle that wants to be on the lake, that wants all of the lifestyle that goes with that, but then there is also the higher price point in general, and then you're going to have a hig

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they were living in the minneapolis-st. paul area and the young man was hanging around with a bad crowd. his uncle who was functioning as his father got him -- how do him get involved in the local mosque.-- had him get involved in the local mosque. he got him involved in youth activities andthe kid was quiet and everything was going well and then in 2008 his nephew disappeared. he goes to the mosque and goes to the imam and said i cannot find my nephew. we have no clue where he is. a few weeks go by and he asks again and we found out he was involved in dealing drugs and he went off with the drug gang. then he finds out his son was taken facilitated to somalia. he was being trained in al there were 40 young men from the midi is -- minneapolis- st. paul area being trained. this was known to people in the mosque and they were not telling the families. you get the call from his nephew in early 2009 saying i am over here and i made a terrible mistake and i want to come home and he was murdered the next day. they have the fbi com