florida. scattered showers in the western washington to montana and rain changes to snow in higher elevations. 60s in new england. 70s to 80s in virginia to alabama and the desert southwest will reach the high 90s. monday night football last night featured peyton manning and the high flying broncos and they did not disappoint the home crowd in the mile high city. manning only missed on five pass attempts. he threw for 374 yards, three touchdowns and this was over before it actually ended. denver rolling to 3-0. they beat the raiders 37-21. then there s this from sunday s marathon in illinois. that s 32-year-old joe salter on his way to completing the entire marathon backwards while juggling. guess what? he does it. he finished it in five hours, 51 minutes and 25 seconds. that s an average of 13 minutes, 25 seconds per mile. nuts. he already holds the guinness record for fastest backward mile while juggling and fastest mile triathlon. that is crazy.
week in pennsylvania, where two of the more moderate democrats who do work across the aisle were defeated. and defeated by people on the left. so, you know, we are seeing it in the republican primaries on the right. so that s where the problem is. it s not in the general election. far left and far right. that s where they get the money. that s where the contributions come from. and you re exactly right. 90% of these members of congress, they will lose re-election either being challenged on the left or on the right, not at the middle. all right, governor brian schweitzer. thank you. i have to say, it s kind of addictive. is that bad? come on to montana. i m coming. i m going to rock creek ranch. i m going to do it. it sounds like a fun family thing. montana is beautiful. beautiful, right? you have to get this down. the 10-2. we ll take you where they have a fish in a barrel and teach you there first. i can fish just fine, thank
loopholes. that s something president obama has been pushing for. karen, thank you. parts of phoenix are still covered with a thick layer of dust after that monster sandstorm shrouded the entire city. this dramatic time lapse video shows a sped-up version of the orm as the ominous mile-high cloud of dust overran the area. at its peak, it grew as wide as 100 miles. dust storms are fairly common this time of year in arizona. forecasters say the magnitude of this one was exceptional. on par with a hollywood movie. it really is. that s incredible. you don t see images like that very often. really incredible to see that. here s your thursday forecast. a wet day from arkansas up to minnesota. severe storms from kansas city to kentucky. stormy from eastern washington to montana. showers in southern california and arizona. scattered thunderstorms from the gulf coast to the carolinas. and we re looking at some 90-degree temps from new orleans to baltimore. 83 in boston. mostly 80s fro
trail heard the woman s cries for help, and they called 911. which summoned the rangers. reporter: wednesday s attack took place on a backwoods trail near canyon village in the middle of yellowstone park. rangers immediately sealed the area and posted warning signs. just one year ago a grizzly killed a man and injured two others in a nighttime attack on a montana campground just outside yellowstone park. a month earlier another attack near the park s gate. hundreds of grizzly bears live in the region and tourists flock to see them. wildlife enthusiast jack hanna and his wife had a close encounter with a grizzly in montana last summer. he used pepper spray to scare off the mother bear. and tells hikers in grizzly country to carry it just in case. chuck sivertsen, abc news. we talked about running other way when you see a bear coming. that s not always the best advice. with grizzlies, if you re attacked by a wild animal they suggest to roll into a ball, protect your head, playing dea
from idaho falls to montana, the montana border there and, unfortunately, i believe we re going to see more road closures. of course, tomorrow is the busiest travel day of the year, jon scott. we are going to see some major problems on the roadways and in the air, and we will be following it from the fox weather center. back to you. jon: you re going to be busy, janice dean. reporter: okay, you bet. jon: thanks. jenna: well, american military leaders say it s too soon to say how the u.s. might act to deter yet another north korean attack on south korea. already we have more than 28,000 u.s. forces stationed in south korea, and the pentagon says no new american military assets are moving to that region, at least for now. so how should the u.s. respond to north korea s latest attack? it s the focus of today s power point, and chris stirewalt is is joining us. chris, today the president and the vice president are in