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Early snowfall on the plains and now millions in the eastern half of the country waking up to bitterly low temperatures, even record lows. Dylanle tos it all. Secrets of studio 1a. We let you in on our tidbits right here. Weve got the good, bad, ugly today sunday october 5, 2014. This is today with lester holt and erica hill live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. And welcome to kwotoday o this sunday morning. Youre not ugly. I want to make it clear i was not referring to you. Thank you. Weve got to talk about that scene there. I want to know why youre crawling on the floor. All will be reve...

Francisco. The roads have dried up but thats not going dry up. Good news for the sierra too, where snow began to fall. Were going to get more. We have Team Coverage tonight. He is tracking another much stronger storm. That will come through in three forms tomorrow. First the wind which will be increasing up to 45 miles per hour. Were looking at rain totals on the area. We can see the chance of thundershowers during the mix during the day on tuesday. More significant in the syria which started off the weekend with not a lot of snow at all. Cold enough to maybe some of the bay area higher peeks,...

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Students in grades 612 and students may work alone or in groups of up to three. Contestants are asked to produce a 57 minute video documentary supporting their chosen topic and to include some cspan programming. That 100,000 in cash prizes will go to 150 students and the 53 teachers, and the grand prize winner with the best overall entry will win 5,000. The deadline for entries this year is january 20, 2015, and winners will be announced in march. Visit www. Studentcam. Org for more information on this years contest, the three branches and you. Coming up next, a discussion on the costs and ben...