rich the proton project is a certificate of appropriateness on minnesota street for the dog patch landmark strict the scope of the property project consist of the construction of a new wood front entry stair and railing and facade and emancipation proclamation insertion of a stash sash door and relocation of a wood window on the second for the project includes the roof deck including a new wood stair from the second floor to the ground floor level and now profile skylights only the roof to date the department has not received correspondence in january 2008 a fire caged the interior by the previous owner attempt to rectify the project and it is undertake by a new property owner and reviewing the project the staff recommends approval with conditions to make sure the certificate of appropriateness staff recommends the following one prior to approval the permit the project sponsor shall provide dimensions and waive improving details and constructed with taerlz compatible with the surrounding strict the project sponsor is present and can answer requests and i'm available that concludes my prese

. >> hadley, one of the president's guests up in the box with the first lady was from a family in minnesota who wrote to the president to talk about some of the very constitution he was addressing struggles that he was addressing in some of his tax suggestions. did it surprise you that there was a family that had been pointed glout the president has been focused on using middle class rhetoric. to be in that fifth of income bracket there are many more people outside that have bracket who consider themselves middle class and would answer the question are you in the middle class positively. many people hear the president's speech and consider themselves to be part of the middle class and actually are. i think where the president goes wrong, even though it's it it may be good politics it's not good policy, to say that the american family are static classes. focusing instead on income levels. a lot of inequality in the income that americans have, but that is not a stack tick situation. we want to encourage americans to think of themselves not as a class but as an aspiring individuals and familie

this is minnesota. police say a group of officers were leaving last nights meeting after a swearing in ceremony and that is when a man opened fire hitting two of the officers. other officers returned fire and killed the shooter. the officers that were shot are expected to survive. >>> the collapse of a massive bypass project in will lets is renewing criticism the entire project is flawed. a section of the highway 101 bypass measuring nearly 200 feet crashed to the ground thursday sending several workers to the hospital. cleanup is under way but construction won't continue until a cause has been determined. meantime critics of the expansion say the latest set back adds more money and time to an expensive project that is already behind schedule. the goal of the six mile bypass is to divert traffic away from the town using congestion and noise on local streets. >> unfortunately i think it's going to make more of a rift between the two parties. the pro and the con on that. it's unfortunate. we just need to

compared to minnesota, what is this? >> this is a nice dusting. >> this is like easter sunday in minneapolis, isn't it? >> early summer. >> from one pat collins to another pat collins, to you, barbara. >> you found a comedian out there today. that's great. is he really pat collins? >> he's really pat collins. >> oh, yeah. absolutely. >> he's been here 25 years. i would show you his driver's license, but it's under like four layers of clothe ls. >> we'll hear from you later today about thanks a lot. right now many people are hoping the evening commute will not look like this. snow covereded roads and bumper to bumper traffic this morning. we'll get you up to date on road conditions. and a cold wind is moving in as winds move out. detted@@0 l<@@0 l<0 l<@@0 l<0 l

minnesota will be 33 below zero wind chill. the minnesotans are here to bask in the sun and we think it's very warm here. i also appreciate any work that has gone on with this policy, with the administration and all of the businesses and agriculture interests for so long have been advocating for a change in policy. i see the exports in the state. i sought throughout the downturn where we kept our head above water. we have companies from med tronic to 3 m to cargo that believe in that global market and believe it means jobs in america. we sue cuba as a market of 11 million people. 11 million new customers that buy american products and to me that means jobs in america. agriculture has been at the common sense policy and rerif a relationship between cuba and america which everyone in the room has now heard has been cutoff for over 50 years. just this past weekend the minneapolis tribune featured the story of fairmont, minnesota and small town in our state and the southern part of our state. he was one of three farmers who travele

. >> another day, another round of below-zero wind chills in grand marais, minnesota, where it was minus 54 degrees. after hundreds of accidents in the last few days, they're monitoring several hundred cameras planted around the twin cities at the state's regional transportation center. brian kary is an engineer. >> we have the black ice that causes slippery conditions and spinouts. >> reporter: same here after chain reaction crashes due to whiteout conditions. in chicago where wind chills were minus 21 degrees, firefighters battled this house fire with icicles on their uniform. >> when you get ice, it gives you a shell so your body temperature stays warmer. >> reporter: the arctic chill sweeps from minus 41 in duluth minnesota to minus 12 in meadeville, pennsylvania. wbz boston meteorologist eric fisher. >> the worst of the cold is on its way, for tonight and heading into tomorrow morning out the door many as cold as we have been since january of last winter. >> reporter: david janowiec is part of the crew building ice rinks for pond hockey and bundled in five layers. >> i love it. this

last i looked negative 29 in international falls, minnesota. this has been kind of the winter weather pattern as of late. every since rains ended in california jet stream ridge back up to the north, south. through the upcoming week pattern change kinks in the jet stream warmer pacific air starts to dominate weather map. a wetter weather pattern in the northwest. not so much california unfortunately but we're definitely going to see a couple bouts of rain in the pacific northwest, one later in the week and one towards the week. temperatures not bad, 40s and 50s. coldest spot 34 spokane, 30. a little storm system through the four corners bring snow to the higher elevation but doesn't look like it will cause too many problems in phoenix, tucson flagstaff, santa 65 there in red bluff and 48 in mount shasta. so the west it looks like we're going to finally see a little bit of rain but not where we really need it. >> okay bill. thank you. >>> these two people are probably sleeping in. harold and carol diamond of new york. the retired principal and hi

i think it might be a little warmer in arizona, but we welcome everyone to minnesota. >> thank you so much. thank you. >> the unemployment rate has fallen to 5.6%. on the next washington journal "new york times" economics correspondent neil irwin on what it means for the economy. and then the latest in the paris terror attacks, with the national journals, james kitfield, and the report released by the centers for disease control, shows alcohol poisoning kills more than six people each stay in the u.s. the cdc's dr. bob brewer joins us washington journal airs live every morning at 7:00 eastern. p and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. >> here are some of our featured programs. on cspan 2, saturday night at 10:00, cass sunstein on group decision making, and sunday afternoon at 1:00, we talk with recently published professors and johns hopkins university. and the u.s. government's efforts to cure malaria on world war ii. lectures and history. anderson conversation professor bryan dishingrk, using abraham lincoln's life to expoesz ---and sunday afternoon at 4:30, birth

the plan in austin, minnesota which is the subsidiary that exists inside the fence of hormel food and supplies them what you see is that the line speeds over the last decade during this pilot program have increased by about 50 percent. at the same time yes, their are jobs that have been added, but the number of workers is somewhere between ten and 15 percent. and some of this there is no denying everyone is working off the plan is working faster. there was always a great deal of anxiety going into those meetings. everybody knew that the line speed only goes in one direction. direction. the intention is always to make it faster and faster and faster. your aware that you are working faster and harder. to me to me that is where this becomes much more of a -- much more than just a story about the meatpacking industry. it's a story about the american recession and the american recovery. yes,. yes, we can say that the company has added jobs since the economic downturn which seems like a positive indication but the reality is their income is determined by how prices are doing. and companies

this team, western minnesota somehow strung together 84 straight losses. that's four straight years. >> oh! >> reporter: of ridicule. >> people always like, make fun of you. >> it's honestly embarrassing. to lose that many games. >> we lost a game 90-3. but those kids played like it's 5-5. >> reporter: jonathan vonesh is their coach. you're impressed with them. >> absolutely. e gonna be in there. >> reporter: jonathan says a few girls have quit but the ones that remain are more determined than ever to turn this team around. >> see if they can make an outside shot. >> reporter: which is why it was so heartening to see what happened last month. in their game against bagley high school, the climax-fisher lady knights got off to one of their best starts in recent memory. at half time they were leading by a point. >> i just felt like, wow like, we are in this. >> and the crowd was getting into it, which made it even better. >> really in the zone. >> reporter: and then things went really wrong. >> really wrong yeah. >> reporter: unfortunately, in the second half

e from detroit lakes, minnesota. let's get to work. >> good evening. i wish i had better news for you. >> we have just learned that former massachusetts governor mitt romney will not run for president in 2016. >> today has been awesome, girl. >> he is not running. >> what will they do to stop causing our pain and start fuming it again? >> i don't want to make it more difficult for someone to emerge who may have a better chance of becoming that president. >> i'm the most conservative guy that ever lived. >> i believe i am on the right side of history. >> it is best to give other leaders in the party the opportunity to become our next nominee. >> why do you people keep inviting me back? >> i think i would serve well as president. >> we need something fresh, organic, from the bottom up. >> good to have you with us tonight, folks. thanks for watching. last night on this broadcast i was a little agitated a little fired up. tonight i'm just disappointed. mitt ain't going to be running for president. mitt romney told supporters on a conference call that it ju

especially northern wisconsin and minnesota. sleet and rain will pummel new england as well. even the south will deal with frig it air in the coming days. joining with us more on that. i think once a year the atlantic gets pummeled and gets a bit of snow. are we teeing up for that once again as the u.s. gets this cold? >> it looks like it is safe to say this will be the coldest across the southern united states. it would be hard pressed to get much colder than. this it is possible but it doesn't look like it is coming in. the reason is we have a pretty impressive area of high pressure. and it is causing the air to sink. it suppresses any sort of weather as far as clouds developing. this area of high pressure going to be among the highest areas of high pressure in recorded history across the continental u.s. so it is pretty impressive. it brings in much colder temperatures out of canada. and the plunge in the temperatures. chicago, high temperature, should be at 32. zero celsius. notice the high will be 14. programs the coldest of the season. 1, the high temperature there with

this team, western minnesota somehow strung together 84 straight losses. that's four straight years. >> oh! >> reporter: of ridicule. >> people always like, make fun of you. >> it's honestly embarrassing. to lose that many games. >> we lost a game 90-3. but those kids played like it's 5-5. >> reporter: jonathan vonesh is their coach. you're impressed with them. >> absolutely. they're gonna be in there. >> reporter: jonathan says a few girls have quit but the ones that remain are more determined than ever to turn this team around. >> see if they can make an outside shot. >> reporter: which is why it was so heartening to see what happened last month. in their game against bagley high school, the climax-fisher lady knights got off to one of their best starts in recent memory. at half time they were leading by a point. >> i just felt like, wow like, we are in this. >> and the crowd was getting into it, which made it even better. >> really in the zone. >> reporter: and then things went really wrong. >> really wrong yeah. >> reporter: unfortunately, in the secon

kent barnard with the minnesota department of transportation says black ice is the major worry. >> it's really hard sometimes to see black ice because it basically blends in with the pavement. >> and then we get all the crashes like we did today. >> absolutely. >> reporter: residents of sioux falls, south dakota, began their day clearing up to six inches of snow dumped by yesterday's storm. in sioux city, iowa, this s.u.v. veered off the road and ended up in an iced-over river. no one was injured. today iowa state police were coping with trucks and cars still stranded along an interstate near des moines. snow and ice led to more than 50 accidents. there were dangerously cold wind-chills across the plains, from minus 34 in langdon, north dakota to minus 4 in chicago. the cold front stretched to the nation's capital. up to five inches of snow caused dozens of school bus accidents. many parents complained about school districts that decided to remain open. one d.c. resident didn't seem the mind the snow. bow bow, the national ask's 16-month-old giant panda spent the morning romping around

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over minnesota and also the state of wisconsin and that's exactly where we have video to share with you coming out of the state of wisconsin and showing you the icy conditions across the region. notice how fast people are cruising by on those roads number problem at all in milwaukee. they can handle this. no big deal what soever and you know the temps going to be cold enough for this to stick around for several days and concern for frostbite. just ten minutes of exposure to minus 30 windchill is when frostbite kicks in. your skin can't take any more than five minutes at 50 below zero and parts of northern minnesota will get in on that. high temperatures in degrees fahrenheit zero in winnipeg drops tobelow tuesday. it should be 9 above. it will be 7 below. minneapolis also high temperatures struggling to get out of zero fahrenheit in the next couple of days while chicago gets to that range come the middle portion of this week and when you talk about this cold at 14 degrees your motor oil begins to freeze. antifreeze starts freezing at minus 35. tire leaks you've sealed in the past yo

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a school principal in frigid minnesota. >> a school principal. that's interesting because whenever i see this it reminds me of the scene from "breaking bad." >> what was his occupation? he was a chemistry teacher. >> got you. >> so he'd make meth and you'd see it break apart sort of like this. >> this guy is not a drug dealer. let's be clear here. this guy is a legit principal, okay. >> thank you for redeeming his name on national television. in his spare time he makes these videos called minnesota cold. he may as well have some fun. well we're waiting for spring. >> he's frozen his wife's hair and froze a towel then rode it as a sled down a hill. he's done some cool things. you got to do something. for some of you your local news is coming up. >>> for everyone else we'll be back with your "friday funnies." you think you take off all your make-up before bed. but do you really? [ female announcer ] neutrogena® makeup remover erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. can your makeup remover do that? [ female announcer ] neutrogen

this team from western minnesota, somehow strung together 84 straight losses. that's four straight years-- >> oh! >> reporter: --of ridicule. >> people always, like, make fun of you. >> it's honestly embarrassing to lose that many games. >> we lost a game 90-3. but those kids played like it's >> reporter: jonathan vonesh is their coach. you're impressed with them. >> absolutely. they're gonna be in there. >> reporter: jonathan says a few girls have quit, but the ones that remain are more determined than ever to turn this team around.ne >> see if they can make an outside shot. >> reporter: which is why it was so heartening to see what happened last month. in their game against bagley high school, the climax-fisher lady knights, in white, got off to one of their best starts in recent memory. h at half time, they were leading by a point. >> i just felt like, wow, like we are in this. >> and the crowd was getting into it, which made it even better. >> really in the zone. >> reporter: and then things went really wrong. >> really wrong, yeah. >> reporter: unfortunate

in minnesota, there is a travel warning out. travel only when necessary. the wind is going to pick up overnight. that snow will blow into the road it will impact visibility it could create snow drifts. if you get stuck in your car that could quickly become a life threatening situation in this bitter cold. here in chicago, we don't anticipate to get more snow in the states immediately around here we don't anticipate more snow. but immediately east, the lake could whip up some snow. the issue, however though is the bitter, bitter cold. it's terribly cold right now. it's only going to get colder over the next couple of days greta? >> mike, thank you for being outdoors for us. thank you, mike. >> all right. let's go off-the-record for a minute. do you know what is insane? this. now, that is the u.s. tax code. look at it. look how big it is. incredible, isn't it? blame both republicans and democrats. they're the ones who have both been adding to the tax code all these years sticking in special deals for the lobbyists pals too. but do you want to know what is mo

university of minnesota press publisher. >> you're watching booktv television for serious readers. you can watch any program you see here online at booktv.org. >> april 4, '67, he is in new york city speaking at riverside church in manhattan giving a speech called beyond vietnam and in that speech king calls america the greatest purveyor of violence in the world today. he had been on record being opposed to war but this is the first time he has given peter, a major address to the nation condemning the war and he lays out in detail our relationship with vietnam our history with vietnam, lays it out, one of the rare times king actual reads the entire text because he was more of a he was an orator obviously extraordinaire. "i have a dream" speech he went off the script and started freestyling the i have a stream stuff. he was good off script like some people who have to use a teleprompter for everything they say. but, dr. king gave the speech beyond vietnam, called america the greatest purveyor of violence in the world today. then talked about what he called the triple threat facing o

kent barnard with the minnesota department of transportation says black ice is the major worry. >> it's really hard sometimes to see black ice because it basically blends in with the pavement. >> reporter: and then we get all the crashes like we did today. >> absolutely. >> reporter: residents of sioux falls, south dakota, began their day clearing up to six inches of snow dumped by yesterday's storm. in sioux city, iowa, this s.u.v. veered off the road and ended up in an iced-over river. no one was injured. today iowa state police were coping with trucks and cars still stranded along an interstate near des moines. snow and ice led to more than 50 accidents. there were dangerously cold wind-chills across the plains, from minus 34 in langdon, north dakota, to minus four in chicago. the cold front stretched to the nation's capital. up to five inches of snow caused dozens of school bus accidents. many parents complained about school districts that decided to remain open. one d.c. resident didn't seem the mind the snow. bao bao, the national park's 16- month-old giant panda, spent the mornin

. >>> if you think it's cold here try living in minnesota. it's one of the states getting some of the coldest weather of the winter with windchills dipping into the negative double digits, but people there are finding ways to make the best of this big freeze. this man here one of the brave few kite boarding along lake calhoun. he says if you can't run from the winter you might as well play her game, and this father and son visiting from cleveland sharpened their winter survival skills by ice skating for the first time in st. paul. >> great time. you know bring in the new year doing something different. >> well the weather kept crowds away from rice park in st. paul. they had fewer than 50 visitors yesterday compared to 1,100 people who came the day before. for a check on the weather here is nbc 10 chief meteorologist glenn glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> their windchills are in the minus 40s. 40 below zero the way it feels, at least at some points during this cold blast. we're getting a piece of this arctic blast during the day today. it start

detroit lakes, minnesota, i bought gas for 1.99 a glean. senator, that's your state. she says congress should have no business in deciding where the pipeline is located. really? we should let any foreign country do what they said? remember, this is canadian oil being pumped to the middle of the country to the gulf where it would be sold overseas. it will not affect you at the gas pump. flowing over the acwe fur putting the drinking water and crops in danger. we take all the risk. why? this is why the -- they should stand up and say we shouldn't do this because we're concerned about climate change or maybe we're not. a private foreign company like transcanada should have no say in approving their own project on american soil of course they cash-whipped a lot of people along the way. senator chuck schumer says democrats may over amendments on the keystone xl pipeline. >> our republican colleagues say this is a jobs bill but really not true at all. so democrats are dubious, but we're going to introduce amendments to make it more of a jobs bill we'll introduce an amendmen

i think and i hope and pray that i got away with it with the good people of minnesota. i genuinely didn't want to come away as a visitor and laughed at you for four months and left. i kind of wanted to give it its due. >> seth: we'll come back and talk about "the hobbit." very excited about that as well. martin freeman everybody. we'll be right back with more. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ people across america are taking advantage of sprint's cut your bill in half event. what's that in your hand? um... my at&t bill. my verizon bill. what's the monthly rate? $85 about $160 what if sprint could cut your rate plan in half? i... would love to cut that in half. and give you unlimited talk and text in the u.s., and match your data. that's incredible. bring in your verizon or at&t bill, turn in your old phone, and we'll cut your rate plan in half. visit us online or visit a sprint store today. you think it smells fine, but your passengers smell this... eliminate odors you've gone noseblind to for up to 30 days with the febreze car vent clip. female passenger: wow. smells good i

the gentleman from minnesota is recognized -- minnesota is recognized. mr. ellison: mr. speaker, i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for as much time as he wishes to use. mr. ellison: mr. speaker, what's before us today is a many omnibus bill that contains actually 11 separate pieces of legislation some of which may not be controversial but some of which is incredibly controversial and does not belong in this legislation. this is not an emergency, we have a new congress this bill should go through the regular order -- congress, this bill should go through the regular order. unlike the tria bill we just talked about, this bill is a bill which should and must go through the regular order and is absolutely inappropriate for the suspension calendar. now, our republican friends would have us believe that this is just some benign piece of legislation and yet this bill contains not only procedural problems but substantive problems which have never seen the light of day in any committee. some of the legislation has o

the guy -- a guy in minnesota who coated his outdoor trampoline with water. when it was ready, he shattered the ice by falling on to it. >> he's a former science now a school principal. teacher. he produces videos called minnesota cold. high does stuff like this. he freezes his wife's hair. freezes a towel and goes sledding on that towel down a hill. >> why do i get the feeling this could be you out there doing the same thing? >> this will not be me. i know what you're suggesting. coming up later -- just tune in. i'm still the new guy so they put me through some things. >> "the skinny" coming up. the real housewife getting out of jail early? and heartbreak for a couple who found love on "the bachelorette." >>> something nasty that may be brewing around your favorite cup of coffee. it may give you a jolt. and it's not from the caffeine. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by delsym. can really be disruptive. with a record breaking fifty million votes, your superstar is... that's why there's delsym. delsym hel

my grandpa worked 1,500 feet underground in the mines in minnesota. he never graduated from high school. he had to quit school and go and help his -- support his family and within a few years he was down in those mines. that's where he worked his whole life. he had dreamed of a life at seavment he had dreamed of a life in the navy. he had dreamed of a life where he could use his education but he worked in that mine because he believed more than anything in the american dream in his two young boys, in his wife, in his family, in the nine brothers and sisters that he raised because both of his parents died. that is why at age 15 and 16 he and his brother went to work. they went to work to help their family. when the youngest kid hanna had to go to an or fan eighth orphanage for a year and a half, my uncle went and got her. he saved money in a coffee kaen in the basement so he could send my dad 0 college. my dad is a proud graduate of ely jr. college. from there able to go to the university of minnesota get a journalism degree and interview everyone from

. >>> two minnesota police officers are recovering after being shot at a city hall meet meeting. >> (gunfire). get down. get down. everybody get down. >> the officers were hit after a swearing in ceremony last night. another police officer with them opened fire on the suspect killing him. the man seen in the video saying get down and stay down is new hope city council member john elder who used to be police officer. both officers are expected to make full recovery. >> scary stuff. facebook and instagram are up and run to go night that was not the case this morning. the company says temporary outage knock the two sites off loon for as long as an hour. it appears the outage slowed or block traffic to other major sites. facebook says hackers are not behind what happened. that an internal change on its systems did it. >>> a little boy from new jersey is battling a debilitateing disease. it is so rare it is often misdiagnosed. >> but a local non-profit has found just the right medicine to brighten his spirits. dawn timmeney joins us now with a heart warming story dawn. >> it really is. the

you can see it's bring something snowfall to surgeon sections of minnesota. the entire state of iowa, moving into sections of illinois and it's headed in our direction. the cold air it's definitely in place. 32 degrees right now in philadelphia. but it feels like it's in the 20s for philadelphia. teens north and west. even single digit wind chills right now in the pocono mountains. so the bottom line, cold and dry tonight. low temperatures in the teens to around 20 degrees in the city. and what about the timing of that snowfall? it arrives around day break tomorrow. it will be light snow. but just enough to cause some slippery road conditions and coming up we'll have much more on when that snowfall moves out accumulations expected and even colder air moving in behind the system with the seven day forecast. dawn and lucy, back to you. >> talk to you then. happening right now snow as scott just told you is on the way. a lot of folks want to get ahead be prepared for whatever our first winter storm brings. fox 29's shawnette wilson is live in norristown. shawnet

paul minnesota, it's the fierst family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theyself a lot of cash and a shot at driving out of here in a brand-new ford fusion hybrid. let's play feud. give me amber. give me keith. [cheering and applause] here we go, guys, top 7 answers on the board. name something you hope a man doesn't do when you slow dance with him. keith. >> grab her bottom. steve: grab her bottom. >> we gonna play. steve: all right, they're gonna play. all right, wayne, here we go. this is a good question for a pastor. name something you hope a man doesn't do when you slow dance with him, pastor. >> breathe bad breath on her. steve: breathe bad breath. yeah. deondra, name something you hope a man doesn't do when you slow dance with him. >> pop your bra off. >> [laughter]

former governor of minnesota is with me next to weigh in. don't misit. we'll be back in a few. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] you wouldn't ignore signs of damage in your home. are you sure you're not ignoring them in your body? even if you're treating your crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis an occasional flare may be a sign of damaging inflammation. and if you ignore the signs, the more debilitating your symptoms could become. learn more about the role damaging inflammation may be playing in your symptoms with the expert advice tool at crohnsandcolitis.com. and then speak with your gastroenterologist. >>> good evening. i'm joni ernst. as a mother a soldier, and a newly elected eded senator from the great state of iowa americans have been hurting, but when we demanded solutions, too often washington responded with the same stale mind set that led to failed policies like obamacare. >> pretty much the same rhetoric we've heard for the past six years. i'm not here to pick apart his ideas one by one, but rather to offer a very different vision for our nation.

maryland is getting set for their second big 10 conference game against minnesota. sur sur passing everyone's expectations this weekend. this early success in college park has not gone unnoticed. >> i'm excited to play in front of our fans. i guess this kind of woke them up again and showed them how tough we can be. >> the season is such a grind. there's so much. you're going two semesters and different breaks. you just do what you can. it's hard to keep the guys playing at a high level. we're just going to try to figure out a way to beat minnesota. >>> third quarter the stags starting to come back. harvey is a sophomore guys. big time throw-down there. the stags with four. sierra canyon closes this one out with defense. harvey driving again. a shot gets blocked by cody riley. he's one of the best in the country. they fall to sierra canyon. the final score 65-60. just amazing to watch these high school kids. they look like college players out there, so talented. >>> they're both named billy. >> we'll see you a hey! guess what day it is?? >>hump day! hummmp daaay! it

chairman. >> thank you, senator from minnesota. now senator. >> thank you ms. lynch. appreciated hearing your life story, appreciated the meeting we had in my office a few months ago as well. i brought something up there and i'll brick it up again with regard to the border situation in arizona. we have had obviously ongoing problems with the border, we share a large border with mexico, but there have been some considerable successes. one of the successes in the last several years has been in the so-called yuma sector where we've seen apprehensions go from about 140,000 in fiscal year 2005 to about 6,000 last year. so considerable success. that contrasts with tucson sector which has seen a drop, i think because of the economy, we've seen a drop anyway, but not nearly as significant. there were about 87,000 apprehensions in the tucson sector. one of the things that i think just about everybody attributes the success in the yuma sector to is something called operation streamlined and it allows so-called consequences program to be implemented where first-time crossers are

one student at university of minnesota went to classes for three-days before being diagnosed. health officials want everyone extremely aware of the systems that could develop a weak after exposure exposure>> if you think you have been exposed to the virus call your doctor. >>> extreme weather now an ice jam. almost two-miles long. >> the platte river causing major flooding. they rescued three people after a truck got stuck on the rising water. the only way for the river to fully flow again is to break the ice with explosives. >> millions in new england and long island, new york still digging out from the record breaking blizzard. there is no relief in sight. there is no relief in sight with two more storms on the way. >> maria when is this all going to hit? >> looks like a very active weather pattern across parts of the northeast for the next several weeks. we are talking about cold air in place and several storm systems moving through producing heavy snowfall. we have one system into today and tomorrow. it will cause light snow through the area. portions of the great lakes an

i'm from minnesota and minnesota is turning into california. i think they are applying common core. whatever argument they can support they come up with a fact to make it happen. >> you are absolutely right. that's the logic. >> cherry picking is a term in basketball for somebody on the other side of the court and you throw it all the way down. >> i was going to ask anthony about the cherry picking. joanne, a lot of young people like to use e-cigs more. is that a problem? i consider you a young person expert. >> you know what is great young people are trying to quit. that's why they are going to the e-cigs. >> these kids are brilliant. i'm sure that the kids are aware of the marketing and make they are curious about it. you need to change your tactics. is it sialis, those commercials? oh this is what older people do. oh i never want to end up like that. it is not that there is anything wrong if you need it. >> i'm sure the next person you mary will be on sialis. >> you know what i notice about those commercials, those guys are having a better time with the women when they need the s

the winter weather can be a drag, but some people and the loose, minnesota, came up with a way to enjoy it, holding a tiny sled dog race. each dog a miniature sled. awards were given for the fastest dogs and best in show. i want to see the tiny dogs. my gosh. oh, off course. i don't think they are very interested in finishing. is that a chair? that is fantastic. >> now for another check of the forecast? >> dry through most of the day tomorrow with rain, snow mixing in by dinnertime. most of the action arriving after bedtime with snow showers likely monday. it will turn breezy. much more coming up. the news rolls on. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> >> intelligence agencies are working to verify reports that a japanese man taken hostage by isil has been killed. earlier today the white house and department of defense condemned the murder. >> the race against time may have run out for one of two hostages. a new video saturday reportedly from isis claims the terror group beheaded harun

this does minnesota no good with her lover. that dia just as this is going to increase the price of natural gas. this is going to increase the price of electricity to every minnesotan of heat to every minnesotan. the cost of operations of every minnesota manufacturer. this does my state no good whatsoever. now i would appreciate it if those from the other states who will benefit, the benefits of this, the jobs of the gdp growth and the jobs will be very concentrated dissector and region. mr. durbin, you represent the natural gas producers. i would venture to say that your sector will benefit from it the most. to name? >> we certainly are benefiting, but i would argue with contention and say the entire nation is been benefiting from this. you didn't have the production, the prices where they are, you would not manufacturers to take advantage of your >> so you should be thanking the taxpayers of minnesota. >> either your contention about d.o.e.'s role in helping get -- >> gautama have a little bit of time sir. the point is there'

with the puck hetl was ecoprted off the ice with a towel over his face no word yet on his condition at minnesota tomorrow that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow morning! 7 ♪[ music ] ♪ >>> america's bravest little girl. retracing her steps in the woods after her family is wiped out in a plane crash. >> i can't imagin being 7 years old, trying to get through this. >> and who will care for little sailor now. >> famed attorney, alan dershowitz fires back. the shocking allegations from this woman, and what dershowitz's wife is telling only "inside edition." and locked up. the new jersey housewife's first day behind bars. >> there might be somebody there, who wants to smack her. >> plus, worst call ever? >>

the senior economics correspondent with marketplace and npr minnesota public radio as well as a columnist for bloomberg. he has written this book, "unretirement" how baby boomers are changing the way we think about work. chris farrell first off wended the magic number of 65 years old come into play? >> we are going back to the 1880s with bismarck and you come up with this notion and you look at the evolution of social concerns in europe and it just became 65. franklin roosevelt signed social security in 1935. 65 was let's hedge our bets. in outs about 75 if you round off the numbers. >> can you still work retire at 65 and a comfortable? >> there's an enormous rethinking of this life because we have this incredible powerful image of retiring and you stop working. >> you are going to the keep working. zero thanks i'm going to keep working until i drop dead. the baby boomers are educators. they are healthier and our career center jobs all the epson downs is a big part of who we are. a lot of people don't want to walk away from that and if you look at the numbers many people are actually work

university of minnesota press is the publisher. >> host: "the malaria project" karen masterson what is malaria? >> business lot one disease but many caused by several parasites and these different parasites that we find in different parts of the world have similar symptoms like intents and fever and chills and body pains and headaches. some varieties will relapse years later you never know if you have gotten rid of it some will cause circulatory problems or put you in a coma you could play soccer in the morning and be dead in the evening. it is a word to describe the id diseases caused by these parasites. >> host: how many types are there? >> here is a monkey malaria that is jumping species and it will likely become the fifth human malaria it is in the process of doing that now that is how they have survived the ages. they infect dead dinosaurs and made it through probably through birds. there are many varieties of bird malaria the end other species including primates and that is what moved to in fact, as. >> kelly people are infected per year? >> it is tricky because it is hard to mea

that means it is still illegal in 46 other states, including minnesota. that's what dr larry ekbert fights a legal battle - in 2013 charges that he helped a suburban minnesota woman killed herself was thrown out, ruled unconstitutional. he faces new charges of tampering with the patient's body. he says the suicide was in secret, leaving the woman's family angry. >> the woman did not want her husband to know about this. she was faking her husband out. >> attacked for operating in the shadows, he faced criticism that he will help anyone die, regardless of the severity of the medical problems. >> i do not think the terminally ill reaches the criteria. it's better to say a person makes a choice to think about what they do with their life. >> i have a man that called me up. 94 years old. he's deaf. what, this is living? more. >> he wants to go. >> he wants to go. >> do you think he should have the choice? >> yes, i do. >> you go down and buy a rifle and blow your brains out. why not have a physician advise you how to do this in a way that is more dignified. >>

they have had cases in arizona, minnesota, and new york. if you get a suspicious e-mail or letter, report it. autria godfrey, abc 7 news. >> 7 on your side with a consumer alert for pet owners. pepco has polled all remaining chinese-made dog and cat treats from its stores. the company and its rival petsmart agreed to stop selling those treats. hundreds of animals have died since 2007. petsmart plans to have those treats off shelves by march. good news if you like girl scout cookies -- the girl scouts are offering three new choices this season, including two that are gluten-free. one is a butter cookie with toffee bits and another has whole-grain oats. a third cookie is an oatmeal cookie with yogurt-flavored pieces.

en minnesota se implementaron los accidentes. >> estas temperaturas extremas recuerdan el vÓrtice polar que azotÓ a varias partes del paÍs durante lindano pasado. las temperaturas bajo cero podrÍan quedarse aquÍ hasta el prÓximo fin de semana. >> hoy hubo entre las filas de la policÍa de nueva york motivos para festejar despuÉs de que los mÉdicos dieron de alta a un agente que habÍa resultado herido en el cumplimiento de su deber. continÚan las tensiones entre esa fuerza y el alcalde de la ciudad. >> al ritmo de gaitas y el aplauso de cientos de sus colegas saliÓ hoy del hospital de policÍa uno de los dos oficiales que resultaron heridos cuando intentaban detener un robo en un negocio en el condado del bronx. para el padre del oficial es una alegrÍa y honor ver a su hijo salir con vida de este enfrentamiento. >> pido mucha protecciÓn de dios para todos. el departamento de policÍa estÁ haciendo un trabajo excelente. >> esto ocurre el mismo dÍa que los sospechosos fueron instruido de cargos. paul anco detenido gracias a las llamadas que dieron pista a las autoridades enfr

a little over a year ago year and a half ago i was in columbia heights, minnesota, which is a suburb of the twin cities to do a round table on crisis intervention training, and that's when that's for when law enforcement or in prisons the corrections officers enter a situation where someone, where there's a mental health issue at hand. and the training trains people to recognize that that's what they're facing and trains them to do what to do. so i was at this the columbia heights sheriff's -- or the sheriff's office for the county in columbia heights and the anoka county sheriff wasn't there. he was supposed to be there day but he had something else. but the county attorney told me everybody in this office, everybody there had gotten this cit training, and the sheriff wanted to tell me that he got it on a monday, and on a tuesday because of it he did not kill a guy. so i just said, oh, with well can -- oh, well, can you give me a more garden variety story. [laughter] and so there was a policewoman there, and i said can you do that? she said, oh, okay. well let me see, a few months a

the presiding officer: the senator from minnesota. mr. franken: mr. president i ask consent that senator newer if i be -- that senator murphy be recognized for five minutes following my racks. the presiding officer: thank you. mr. franken: thank you. i also ask that a fellow in my office be granted floor privileges for the remainder of the 114th office. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. franken: i rise to talk about an amendment i coauthored with senator murphy and senator manchin. our amendment recognizes the importance of the iron and steel industries in our country and ensures that if the pipeline is built, it is built with american iron and steel so we can create more jobs and strengthen our economy. mr. president, the congress has had a long history of using buy america provisions in order to maximize the economic benefits of infrastructure projects. "buy america" provisions make sure that more goods and manufactured items used in infrastructure and other projects are produced here at home. in fact, as recently as 2013 congress passed