flash flood watches, north and south dakota. that's the area that's dealing with that heavy rain today. now, across the northeast, a few showers are possible. look at how the wind is coming in from the northwest. that the brings in cooler air. not so cool this morning but by tomorrow morning, could have frost developing. new york and new england, frost advisories in effect. temperatures will be dropping into the 40s there by tomorrow morning after climbing into the 80s this afternoon. right now, it's off to a mild start. these numbers tomorrow morning, 40s and 30s across the northeast. it's very cold air there. del? >> dave warren, why is this man smiling? because football fans are rejoicing. today is the first full day of sunday games for the 2013 n.f.l. season and on this day, the n.f.l. is launching a $10 million incentive program aimed at finding better ways to protect players from head injuries. this program coming after a week after the league agreed to a $750 million settlement with former players over concussions. with m

the showers are moving into north and south dakota. flash flooding, a big problem here. conditions are favorable for us to see quick flooding water going up quickly and drops quickly. it can happen immediately as these showers and storms move over the area of the northern plains. the watches in effect are the darker green closer. the lighter color is a flash flood warning from the national service. we are already seeing flooding in and around the watch area. this will continue all day today. heavy rain going through north dac owed 0 into minneapolis and south toward chicago, west of chicago in the northern plains. that's a stormy area now. temperature heating up above 90 degrees. it comes with heat. dropping temperatures in the northeast, there is some cooler air that's moving in. it could drop down below 40 degrees. not to the freezing mark but cold enough where frost could form on surfaces by tomorrow morning. this is a front advisory for tomorrow morning's low temperature, which could be into the upper 30s or lower 40s. a little chill in the air. see the numbers predi

take a look here, excessive heat warning in effect across north and south dakota, as you make you way back towards indianapolis, look at the heat. 89 degrees right now, 95 expected to be the daytime high in omaha, where typically it is around 81 at this time of the year. later on many the day, we could see some volatile thunderstorms. especially across western portions of montana, all the way back into northern and south dakota on the western side. right now it is very quiet across the midwest and the northeast, if you step outside, it is a gorgeous day. we have high pressure in control, plenty of sunshine to go around, it is going to warm up a bit, temperatures certainly feeling more like october. 63 by the end of the day. back to work on monday into tuesday. meanwhile across the northwest, take a look here, i want you to be careful we are going to have heavy rain through the day, take a look at the footage we have coming out of oregon yesterday, heavy rain did flood the roadways. folks tries to make their way around. flash flooding expected to be a problem today, we could have some

there are those strong storms moving through north and south dakota. we have flash flood washes and we will continue to wash this e aethroughout the rest of the afternoon and evening because of flooding problems there, rain in a short time could lead to a flash flooding. del? >> dave warren, thank you. >>> iowa is granting gun permits to people who are legally or completely blind. the state law says it cannot deny someone the right to carry a weapon based upon any physical abilities. advocates saying for benefbiddia time blind from having a gun say it would violate the americans with disabilities idea. >>> a 107-year-old man has been killed in a stand-off with police in the time of pine bluff said the man had a gun and refused mes by officers to stand do down. after several hours of negotiations, police fired back. the team was september to the house for a domestic disturbance call. the man was 107. >>> more coming up, including the n.f.l. kicking off in full gear today. stay with us. why some critics say the school is setting the kids up for failure.

so we have a lot of work to do in sioux falls, south dakota, in buffalo, new york, in the bay area, across the country. we're doing just that. and the extent to which the profile of this issue has been raised in recent years i think is a remarkable trib bought to all of you in this room. it's a trib bought to this president. i had the privilege of going to the summit that the president held. he has put his skin in the game. he has used the bully pulpit of the presidency, he has used the good offices of secretary duncan and the attorney general to make sure we send a very clear message as a federal government that we are all in this together, that bullying is indeed not a rite of passage and as you said so correctly and so eloquently, superintendent, that kids can't learn if they don't feel safe. kids can't learn if they can't be themselves. kids can't learn if they are afraid to turn the corner for fear that somebody is going to hurt them. kids can't learn if they perceive that their teachers and administrators don't have their back when something happens. and that's why we're here. that's

, 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 people ever heckle them? >> if they do, i shut them up in detroit, a bankrupt city. tell me when you want some, you know what i'm saying? williams i said [beep] >> oh, my god. brandon just called out katt williams. why is he calling out katt williams? >> brandon t. jackson recently did "big mama's house 3" with martin lawrence. >> we're familiar -- hilarious. >> katt williams has a theory that he goes around telling everybody, that every single funny black man they make you wear a dress. >> but katt doesn't think it's funny. he thin

. >>> two south dakota teenagers disappeared on their way to a party more than 40 years ago. now a surprising new find could be the link to solve a cold case that has baffled law enforcement for years. >> reporter: a rusted, mangled, car pulled from a south dakota creek may hold the answer to a 40-year-old cold case that stunned a community for decades. skeletal remains found inside the car are believed to be the bodies of two 17-year-old girls who disappeared long ago. in 1971 they both vanished. the high school juniors were last seen driving to a party in a page 1960s stew da baker. 42 years later, a fisherman noticed one of the cars wheels poking out of the creek. he remembered the tail of the missing women and called police. the license plate is a match to the vehicle the women were riding in. human remains found in and around it are undergoing tests. >> that's what we're trying to figure out now any evidence at the scene that might give us some conclusion of what might have happened. >> reporter: officials say the creek is lower than normal. >> it has been there for who

, 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 people ever heckle them? >> if they do, i shut them up in detroit, a bankrupt city. tell me when you want some, you know what i'm saying? williams i said [beep] >> oh, my god. brandon just called out katt williams. why is he calling out katt williams? >> brandon t. jackson recently did "big mama's house 3" with martin lawrence. >> we're familiar -- hilarious. >> katt williams has a theory that he goes around telling everybody, that every single funny black man they make you wear a dress. >> but katt doesn't think it's funny. he thin

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crews are attempting to recover it from the pit in union county, south dakota. six years ago, a state prison inmate was charged in that case. but those charges were dropped after the confession was determined to be false. >>> another reveal. this time, for fast food giant burger king. the chain is launching new, low- calorie french fries. they say its new satis fries have less calories than regular fries. the low-cal, low-fat fries will cost 20 to 30 cents more per serving. >> closer to home. today, 10 middle schools in baltimore city receive a life- saving donation. it comes in a small red box. but for a student athlete, it is a big help if something goes wrong with her heart. >> reporter: each year, 3,000 young people, mainly student athletes, die from sudden cardiac arrest. the deaths most often happened during rigorous physical activity. and there are usually no symptoms. and it is likely genetic. >> just because you're young, you're healthy, you're a two- sport athlete, does not mean you don't have a heart condition. you could have a heart condition. >> rep

she wrote me from the south dakota school of mines, to which with great praise in the book. please come into the winter commencement in rapid city. i said when is that? december 21. rapid city. i said maybe not. [laughter] she said, a recognized we don't have much of a budget to pay you because they just don't pay me much. i set my salary, public information committee $62,500. the average graduate probably makes $63,500. i said take up a collection him and recent graduates and send me a decent the. anyway, i think of it out there. if they will buy me the goods i will go in december. a report from the brookings institution shortly after book came out written by stephanie on a code the main themes for our book and we were glad to do that because a couple people said they hoped they could characterize the book as a diatribe, which it's not. we were delighted it is from the brookings institution. they said college would be worth it provided if a student graduates, studies the right subject and goes for that student to the right school. this is very much along the lines of what w

stacy tisdale, south dakota. >> even with intrafamily mortgages it pays to get along with the family. national family mortgage ceo tells us that families structure their loan that the monthly payment is 1%, and once again that was one cute baby. don't forget our question for today, do you expect to be financially better in a year from now? tweet us@aj money.com. friday the 13th, a day of bad luck and superstition. apparently many people refuse to fly, or act on a stock tip when it's friday the 13th. what are they scared of? bad things happening to them. after all, in october 1989 the stock market witnessed a mini crash. but guess what, this friday the 13th closed with the biggest gain of the year so far. you know what's scary, not jason from the friday the 13th horror movie franchise. i was scared the first time but after that, not so much. what's scarier than this is when our elected officials mess with our economic recovery with partisan grandstanding just when things are getting better in this economy. they are already playing roughshod with our recovery with these scorched earth d

. >> august 27th, 2011, rapid city, south dakota. a beautiful summer day in the city of presidents, where just west of the city, the mountain range, home to the famed mt. rushmore. police officer kathleen phillips is on routine patrol when at 7:25 p.m. she hears an emergency call over the police radio. a man has lost consciousness. philip, just blocks away, immediately responds. her dashboard camera rolling. >> please, he's dying. please, dear god. >> i got out of the car as quickly as i could. ran up to see what's going on and saw a man unconscious in the passenger seat. >> 44-year-old jeff seamans driving through south dakota with his family is in full cardiac arrest. >> he looked pretty ashen, gray in color. he wasn't breathing. he was slumped over to the side. >> i need help getting him out of the car. >> his wife patricia is on the phone with 911 as his stepdaughter lilly anxiously looks on. phillips knows she has to act quickly. >> he needed to have chest compressions. i grabbed an arm and tried to pull as hard as i could. i di

the presiding officer: the senator from south dakota. mr. thune: madam president, i would like to speak to an amendment that's been filed by my colleague from north dakota, senator hoeven. and i expect he'll be here momentarily to speak specifically to his amendment. it has to do with the keystone pipeline. this is an appropriate, i think, opportunity to talk about the energy needs that our country has, the way in which those are being addressed. and we believe that there is a great opportunity for our country to benefit in so many ways from the building of the keystone pipeline. now obviously the senator from north dakota, senator hoeven, his state is benefiting enormously from the oil and gas find that they have in their state, lots of abundant energy resources. and as typically is the case you've got to have a way to get those to the ultimate marketplace. the most efficient way, of course, to do that is through pipelines. and the keystone pipeline which has been proposed now for several years is a way in which we could move about 830,000

south dakota. mr. thune: i'd like to elaborate on the comments of my colleague from texas who i think laid out in very clear terms what's at stake in the debate we're having here and really what the vote that we're going to have here in the not-too-distant future means. because i think it's pretty clear, if you look at any objective measurement, any metric, that obamacare is a huge disaster. and obviously we've seen tremendous anecdotal evidence of that. you travel your state or around the country, you talk to anybody who is in business, and the message comes back very clear that obamacare is making it more difficult and more expensive for them to create jobs. it's creating a lot of unsent. there are mandates and requirements associated with the new law because employers are being forced to provide a government-approved plan, and so costs go up. that means there are people that aren't getting hired that otherwise might have gotten hired. people are looking at reducing thair theitheir workforce and oy j

. >>> a late summer storm in south dakota to tell you about. lasted just a few minutes. nearly 4,000 cars, including inventory from a car dealership, were pelted with golf ball-sized hail at the sioux falls fairgrounds, smashing windshields. the cost of the damage estimated in the millions. dylan dreyer, meteorologist from nbc joins us right now. they store those things outside. that's always a risk. >> there's no cover. that's going to cause a lot of damage. our best chance of storms today is going to be in the pacific northwest, especially interior pacific northwest. right now, though, most of the country is pretty quiet. a couple heavier downpours, but those should fizzle out eastward. closer look at the west coast, things quiet down in the morning, but we'll see more heavier rain into this afternoon, and it's this area over spokane into northeastern oregon and northwestern idaho where we could end up with large hail and damaging wind gusts, but keep in mind part of this region is dry because of recent wildfires, so if we get those heavier downpours, we could end up s

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dakota - there's heavy showers, storms and flash flooding. flash flooding watches are in in effect and one or two warning. quick flooding that comes up and goes down quickly - not large rivers, but small creeks and streams could flood in that area, as the rain moves to the east. different in the north-east. no rain here, just a few showers. temperatures are getting cooler. look for the numbers to drop. these are frost advisories in new york and new england. temperatures do not have to be down to freezing to drop to the 40s and upper 30s. frost develops. low temperatures tomorrow morning. 30s could see frost developing by tomorrow. that's the coldest day of the week. it gets warmer by the middle of the week. >> we call it football weather. iowa is granting gun permits to people who are legally or completely blind. state law says they can't deny someone the right to carry a weapon based on physical abilities, advocates say forbidding the blind having a gun vilates the act. practice time is over, it's time to . >>> secretary of state john kerry

some states like iowa and south dakota get a quarter of their electricity from wind. the u.s. and china lead the word in wind power which makes up 2.5% of global electricity supply and contributed $78 billion to the world's economy last year. it's not all smooth sailing. winds in unpredictable energy source. but companies like google and ikea are investing in wind farms. and the way winds are blowing, farms are heading offshore with developments off u.s. coasts. much of the industry growth will determine whether a production tax credit is renewed at the end of the year but energy experts agree wind power is on the rise . dr. b jorn author of "how to make $7,575,000,000,000 to make the world a better place." >> you don't think it's all that great. >> it costs much more. that's why the segment ended why you need the production credit. you need subsidies to run wind or you wouldn't be building it right now. the problem is you can't afford all that. look, spain, for instance, is paying a percent of its gdp in productions for solar and wind. the net effect is to postpone global war

. >> stacy tisdale, al jazeera, rapid city, south dakota. >> just like traditional mortgages, a late payment penalty kicks in after a 5-day grace period with intra family mortgages but it pays to get along with family. national family mortgage ceo tim burke told us the majority of the families have structured their loans so the late penaltity equals 1% of the monthly payment, well below most traditional mortgages. that is our show for this week. thank you for joining united states. i patricia in for ali velshi. see you next time on "real

republican from south dakota, 854 calls or emailses opposed to in support of military action. bern earn -- bernie sanders in vermont, famous liberal. -- this is the funny one. 488 phone calls, 10 in support. gwen: how many people have call sexblesd it's a good thing? >> very few. >> here's the tough point. and the president, i'm going to summarize his remarks. he said it's not always our jobs to vote for the most popular things. was trying to appeal to morality and decency, which i think was a huge part of the message of john kerry's address on capitol hill. i'm not sure it's the most effective. this is a white house that has had really bad rhythms with capitol hill. they don't have a reservoir of political good will of strong or trust rhythms. this is a president who most recently has said i don't need congress and now is trying to corral them. gwen: there's also a moral argument that congress doesn't have a morale that sticks. not only from iraq but the previous administration. let's listen to what the president said in his fare well address in st. pierce burg. >> when peopl

towards south dakota, wyoming, montana, these are the areas where high wind alerts and red flag warnings are in place. but across much of the eastern areas, we're looking at really nice skies with new york at 23 degrees. plenty of sunshine today. and that's actually going to be up to about 25 on your tuesday. 28 on your wednesday. but looking pretty cool here in vancouver at 13 degrees for your high. now the extended forecast. 2014 th about four months to go winter olympics in the russian black sea resort of sochi, the olympic flame has been lit at a ceremony in southern greece. the event was held in the ancient greek city of olympia on sunday. a woman in traditional dress used a concave mirror to focus the sun's rays to light the olympic flame. thomas back, the newly elected president of the international olympic committee, was accompanied at the ceremony by members of the sochi olympic organizing committee. greek alpine skierian necessary andelu lit the torch to begin the relay. the russian leg will begin on october 7th with 14,000 runners expected to take part in the more than 65,000-

. >>> late summer storm in south dakota lasted just a few minutes, but the headaches will be felt for months to come. nearly 4,000 cars, including inventory from a car dealership, were pelted with golf ball-sized hail at the sioux falls fairgrounds. it smashed windshields and you caused dents. damage estimated to be in the millions. and for a look at the rest of the nation's forecast, dylan dreyer is here. that stings. >> and i hope everybody took cover because you see what it does to a car. imagine standing outside. >> wouldn't want to hit you in the head. >> and today's best chance of severe storms will be in the interior pacific northwest. in the east, it's all about the cooldown. dew points crue points dropping the minute. so tell warm, but not excruciatingly humid like it has been.so tell warm, but not excruciatingly humid like it has been.the minute. so tell warm, but not excruciatingly humid like it has been. a couple showers in the pacific northwest, but high pressure is in control. so not a lot going on. so as people head back to school, it should be fine at the bus stop. not

they don't see really any scenario that would lead syria to south dakota israel. they fully expect there will be a measured american strike, that it will be relatively modest, relatively, and that that will somewhat degrade the asad regime. the people who are most concerned right now really about this is the coalition, the rebels in syria. i think disappointed is probably the best word simply because they are in the middle of a civil war they arefieding against assad and they thought this strike would, as they say, degrade his military capability. they are hoping that comes sooner later. they know it will be at least a week and a half. >> thank you so much, david jackson, live from beirut. fifa cotell at brennan center for justice school of law. she is an al jazeera contributor. fiza, can you explain to us: president obama is asking congress for approval for a military strike? >> is there any chance at all left for a diplomatic decision >> i think it's hard to know, but by the time he has declared he is plan to go for a military stri strike, he made the assesses h

boise, idaho sioux falls, south dakota. brownsville, texas and madison, wisconson., round out the top five best- driver cities. washington, d.c., had the worst drivers in the 2013 report, with a predicted average of just 5 years between accidents. san francisco, los angeles, and oakland were among allstate's bottom 25. no bay area cities made the top 25. >> marty: our top story continues to be the bay bridge closure. we will have a live report with the details. >> marty: welcome back. we are tracking the traffic as we take a live look outside. this is more the popular routes with more, let us check-in with robin. good morning >> robin: it is moving decent so far. no major problems with the alternate bridges but keep in mind several activity. the oakland a's are here, there is the oakland pride festival. take advantage of bart. also, the san mateo bridge if you're going to the oakland a's or traveling to the festival in downtown oakland? you could use 92. so far, is us look decent only 30 minutes. as i mentioned, the oakland

. >>> police in south dakota are hoping to solve a decades' long cold case. it results from a 1950s studebaker that was pulled from a creek yesterday. human remains were actually found inside and around the vehicle. they are all being tested. >>> officials believe they could be the remains of cheryl miller and pamela jackson. they never showed up at a party back in 1971. they were never heard from again. their families have been contacted. >>> starting in january, paparazzi in california will face stiffer penalties for taking pictures of the children of celebrities. it's part of a new law that was backed by hollywood stars, halle berry and jennifer garner. it was signed by california governor jerry brown yesterday. when it takes effect, the paparazzi could face a year in jail and a fine up to $10,000. >>> pope benedict speaking out for the first time since he stepped down as the leader of the catholic church. he released a letter in which he denied covering up for sexually abusive priests. benedict became the first pope to retire in 600 years of church histor

in utah yesterday, now showers and storms moving through north and south dakota. flash flood potential is there. all of this going around is very hot air mass, creating heat index over 100 disease as temperatures climb from the 70s into the 90s easily with high humidity, it should feel like over 100 degrees with the heat index. it's cooler in the northeast. temperatures are dropping a bit. we get the showers and storms causing flooding over the midwest with flash flood potential there, flash flood washes and warnings, a little bit cooler the farther east over heavy rain over minnesota clouds are moving out. temperatures are dropping. it will really drop overnight tonight, though, by tomorrow morning, could see frost with frost advisories in effect. does not mean the temperatures will drop down to the freezing mark. they could be in the 30s. this is the low temperature predicted by tomorrow morning. could see some frost around. it will be cool tomorrow but really start to warm up over the next few days. temperatures back into the 80s here by the middle of the week.

dakota. be careful there. meanwhile, across the midwest into the northeast, high pressure is in control. it's sunny and beautiful. it's going to stay that way. temperatures right now in albany at 57, new york city at 63. by the end of the day we'll gain 10 more degrees and tracking into saturday and sunday it fwins begins to heat up a bit. more heavy rain across the northwest along i-5 from seattle into port lalanportland. saturday into sunday we'll see that area of low pressure push further to the east. if you're traveling across southern california, please be careful. heavy rain, 3 to 6 inches, is expected. richelle, back to you. >> thank you so much. i'm richelle carey. keep it here on al jazeera. >> america's military leaders acknowledge a terrible truth. that some of the men and women who sign up to serve the nation end up victims of sexual assault. so is the pentagon doing enough to fight the problem or is the solution outside the chain of command? from washington this is inside story o

the presiding officer: the senator from south dakota. mr. thune: mr. president, we're going to have the opportunity to vote today to reverse course. i think everybody -- most people agree -- that obamacare is not working out as it's intended. in fact, there are members on the other side -- we had a democrat recently say that when it comes to complementation of obamacare -- implementation of obamacare, it is a train wreck. now, whether you believe this is a train wreck, which is what i happen to believe, or whether it is a slow-motion derailment, it is time for us to reverse course. we have an opportunity to go in a different direction with the vote we're going to have here in about an hour on whether or not to defund obamacare. i think that the overwhelming opinion across this country, an overwhelming number of americans believe that this is a -- this is not working; it's hurting middle-class families; it is costing us jobs, driving up health care premiums for people across this country and we need to do something to reverse course. so if you look at h

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dropping tennis ball-sized hail in south dakota and a tornado in north dakota. >> and meteorologist ginger zee is with us now. and ginger, tomorrow millions will be back on the road returning home from their labor day weekend, and it's going to be very dangerous. >> reporter: right. unsettled for so many. i want to show you who and how much. we're talking rain, and it will be scattered, so, this is not an all-day rain everywhere. but in blue, that's up to a half inch of rain and some of the areas in new england getting more than an inch. so, something to watch for. >> so, give yourself a lot of time to get to where you are going. out west, the danger remains, too, with the flash flooding there which has been deadly. >> reporter: right. and this has been weeks on end that we've had this. very different for them. we still have flood watches and warnings for several states out in the west and even close to the pacific northwest. i also want to tell you why this is happening. and why it's not going to stop. you have that high pressure system, it's pumping moisture, it rotates clockwise, so the

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