which is the area of minneapolis that's been hardest hit by the foreclosure crisis it had over forty percent of the city's foreclosures our only thirteen percent of the city's homes are actually in north minneapolis something huge crisis for growth and we want to just tension to that crisis is is it that there's a question about who really owns these homes a step to do with like you know dicey bank activities or or even bank reselling of mortgages or is this just a straight out. protest against the the the bubble economy and and the crash that has been brought to us by fill in the blank i mean presumably the austrian police think this is a very clear ask you know us bank is the bank owns her mortgage and we want to ask them to renegotiate with money to find a way to keep her in her home she's done everything right she's gone through hoops are trying to find a way for her and her family to stay home and rest for they have been unwilling to negotiate unfortunately monique's not alone you know hundreds of thousands of americans facing foreclosure and unfortunately as big banks are rakin

louis, minneapolis. minneapolis is the exception today. tomorrow you get your wet weather. look at the beautiful forecast. boston 61 and sunny. new york city looks great, hartford, providence, baltimore, atlanta, even mild in florida with temperatures in the 80 z. as we look towards tomorrow, not a lot changes. we continue the stormy weather while the east coast enjoys temperatures, lynn, more like end of september. temperature could hit mid 60s. looks like a nice start to the workweek for the east coast. midwest, not so. >>> coming up greece settles. is italy next? >>> the million dollar mistake during a cleaning job. your first look at this morning's business headlines is straight ahead. >>> coming up a thrilling finish in pittsburgh and a super bowl flashback. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. [ male announcer ] cranberry juice? wake up! ♪ that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm [ male announcer ] for half the calories -- plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. this is what we can gather from an ordinary crash test dummy. two million data points. this is what we

is this occupy holmes movement something that is unique there in minneapolis or is it spreading around the country. it is spreading all over the country me been in touch with people from occupy oakland to st louis that i can kind of home in atlanta right now and so we've seen this and we see this movement in this moment the movements getting a lot of momentum and i think it's a great i think it's a great option for the occupy movement you know really getting into community into communities and engaging with people who are hardest hit by this crisis especially people of color who should be leading this movement as the ones who are most affected and we think it's a great strategy to bridge the gap between what is often criticized as a largely white move. and to actually work directly with the people who are most affected and what message do you have to other civil law in communities devastated by foreclosure you know don't give up hope we've seen that the momentum with this movement is pretty. incredible and things are shifting rapidly it's just been incredible to be part of this and i t

you'll have delays in minneapolis, st. paul. possibly in chicago before is said and done. you get the cold air from the north. the wrap around moisture giving you the snowfall. the wind is going to be an issue for you. as the low lifts up into the early evening, that low is basically going to split the difference between minneapolis, green bay and chicago. chicago, a rain event. white out conditions along i-90. nightmares trying to make the drive. please be careful there. wrapping it up quickly. 30s and 40s for the pacific northwest. 57 in san francisco. 58 in denver. 67 in kansas city. wrapping it up in chicago at 55. 55 in atlanta. 54 in washington, new york with 52 degrees. t.j.? >>> that's all? i usually come with something a little more. just t.j.? >> i feel bad now. is it kind much anti-climactic. >> a little bit. >> i'm just going to let you take it. >> have another opportunity throughout the morning. >> i'm sure i will. >> 23 past the hour now. coming up after a break, making sure kids grow up tech savvy. look at some unique apps designed to get young people hooked

minneapolis st. paul chicago getting rain heading towards crist to there could be delays there. 33 -- in detroit, there could be delays there. great falls, fargo, minneapolis, 50s, boston, new york, seattle, portland, everybody else in the 60s and 70s. >>> you know in the war between big business and the little guy, the little guy rarely wins. this morning you and i and banking customers everywhere are celebrating after the nation's largest bank backed down on a new fee in the face of public outrage. katy marzullo live in the newsroom. >>> inspirational. maybe the dawn of a new era in which consumers have a voice in the banking industry. part of the reason, consumer outcry. online petition helped the 22-year-old woman started it and 306,000 signed it. >> consumers run the marketplace. without us there is no marketplace. i think bank of america came to their senses. >> obviously, it is something i don't feel i should have to pay. >> bank of america' released this statement: we are not charging the fee

that cold air today is up around chicago and minneapolis. richard? >> look at that in the 30s there. >> that's heading our way. >> thanks, bill. >>> the star of "glee" speaks out and brad pitt says not so fast. plus the situation slaps a lawsuit on abercrombie and fitch while snooki slaps some choice words on him. >>> welcome back to "first look." last night on "late night with jimmy fallon," jimmy was in tune with the latest band reunion. >> ozzy osbourne is reuniting with black sabbath for the first album since 1978. that will be so fun. be on the lookout for the new song -- this is the first full week of games for college basketball. yeah. college basketball, or as nba fans are now calling it, basketball. some election news, today rick perry unveiled a new plan to completely overall all three branches of government. don't beat me to the joke. don't beat me to the joke. he unveiled a new plan to completely overall all three branches of government just as soon as he remembers all three branches. >>> tonight, jimmy welcomes m martin short, kermit and

temperatures will be enjoyable. 54 in minneapolis. 70s in texas today. should be great. we should have the roof open at texas stadium. 50s in the areas of new england. boston's one of the colder spots in the country at 43. a lot of people asking me, what's that forecast look like for friday? a lot of people going to be doing early morning shopping. this rain in the middle of the country won't be until later in the day. anyone that's going to be out there in the middle of the nine standing in line from kansas city to dallas, oklahoma city, and san antonio, you'll be dry with rain late in the day on friday. lynn, i know you love to stand outside in those long lines tomorrow morning. you'll be just fine too. >> you're giving me a bad reputation. don't we know by now, never listen to bill. i didn't mean that. >>> coming up, germany joins in on bad news. moody's warning to washington. and why you probably weren't thankful for your turkey day grocery bill this year. >>> coming up, the chiefs get a new quarterback. duke and kansas go down to the wire. and what does the nhl and

it will split the difference between green bay and minneapolis. minneapolis will get the backside of this system which means the moisture that's going to sweep over the area of cold air, the cold blast, then the overrunning moisture giving you the snowfall. icy conditions can be expected. anyone making a drive on parts of 90 trying to get to fargo, have fun with that. as you wrap things up, your highs of the day, 68 in kansas city. 55 in chicago 50s from boston, new york, washington, d.c., even atlanta. tampa and miami, 80s. 49 denver. 80 in dallas. 57 in san francisco, 42 in portland, oregon. all right, tj, back over to you. >> reynolds, thank you. we will see reynolds plenty throughout the morning. coming up next -- an airline telling you this plane is not going to move and you are not going to get to your destination, even though you bought your ticket until you pay for the fuel for this flight. that's exactly what the passengers did. stick around for this in our morning passport. cut! [ monica ] i have a small part in a big movie. i thought we

temperatures are going to be enjoyable. 54 in minneapolis. 70s in texas today. should be great. we should have the roof open there at texas stadium. 57 in washington, d.c. the snow will start to do a little melting today. still chilly. boston's one of the colder spots in the country at 43. a lot of people asking what's that forecast look like for your friday. a lot of people doing early morning shopping. this rain in the middle of the country won't be until later in the day. anyone out there in the middle of the nightstanding in line from kansas city to oklahoma city and dallas, you'll be dry in the morning with rain late in the day. lynn, i know you'll be dry while waiting in line. >> you're giving me a bad reputation. >>> coming up, germany joins in on bad news. moody's warning to washington. and why you probably weren't thankful for your turkey day grocery bill this year. your first look at this morning's business headlines are straight ahead. >>> coming up, the chiefs eget new quarterback. and what does the nhl and thanksgiving day parade have in common? you're watching "fir

for "religion and ethics newsweekly," this is fred de sam lazaro in minneapolis. >>> in other news, republican presidential hopefuls continue their outreach to religious voters. in iowa, six of the candidates took the stage last week at an event called the thanksgiving family forum. the event was hosted by a conservative religious group and took place in a des moines church. the candidates were asked questions about their faith and several spoke of struggles in their personal lives. mitt romney and jon huntsman did not attend. >>> a pew research center poll conducted november 9th to 14th, showed white evangelical republicans favoring herman cain over newt gingrich and mitt romney. but, romney led among white mainline protestant republicans. both groups, however, overwhelming preferred mitt romney to barack obama. 91% of white evangelical republicans said they would vote for romney over obama. the poll also found that half of all americans say they know little or nothing about mormonism, romney's faith. >>> cardinal bernard law has retired as head of an important basilica in rome. in 2002, law

for "religion and ethics newsweekly," this is fred de sam lazaro in minneapolis. >>> in other news, republican presidential hopefuls continue their outreach to religious voters. in iowa, six of the candidates took the stage last week at an event called the thanksgiving family forum. the event was hosted by a conservative religious group and took place in a des moines church. the candidates were asked questions about their faith and several spoke of struggles in their personal lives. mitt romney and jon huntsman did not attend. >>> a pew research center poll conducted november 9th to 14th, showed white evangelical republicans favoring herman cain over newt gingrich and mitt romney. but, romney led among white mainline protestant republicans. both groups, however, overwhelming preferred mitt romney to barack obama. 91% of white evangelical republicans said they would vote for romney over obama. the poll also found that half of all americans say they know little or nothing about mormonism, romn's faith. >>> cardinal bernard law has retired as head of an important basilica in rome. in 2002, law re

minneapolis, too. remember nordic ware? those bunt pan s then. look at them now. red and green. workers telling "world news," they can't ask all of us to buy something made in america, unless they're in, too. >> we're in. >> reporter: and the baby boo r boomers needing american swim suits. now, helen is a at the pool, driving to church. even the organ stopped. helen is serious. >> abc is here. >> reporter: wasn't long before we asked, are you in? >> we're in! >> reporter: and then there's pittsburgh, that toy maker sharyn found this year. the elves here not only making american, they're buying american, showing white house they have found already. >> i found a portable basketball system, made in america, and i'm in. >> majestic bells wind chimes are made in america, and i'm in. >> i buy my socks made in the usa. i'm in. >> reporter: so just 24 hours later, we were off and running. remember, just one item, made in america. >> dallas is in! >> dallas is in! >> reporter: and it won't always be easy. especially when it comes to helping santa. little ellis wants an american girl doll

today's high of 47 in minneapolis will feel much colder. we have snow in the forecast tonight for minneapolis as well as tomorrow night for chicago. light snow showers. temperatures will be cold enough to support that. look at the low. 29 degrees. chicago right at freezing. kansas city, bundle up if you're headed out this evening. 27 will feel even colder with that windchill. and even though it will be comfortable in the east coast with lows in the 50s, it will get koet colder in new york and many places in the eastern half of the country, as well, as we start moving into december, slowly by surely. t.j. >> bonnie schneider, thank you so much. we're getting close to the top of the hour. we're going to reset, give you the latest on all the stories you may have missed overnight, including, still, a developing story, nato checkpoints opened fire on two checkpointer near the border with afghanistan. 24 soldiers are dead. we are live there after the break. stay with us. it's megan. i'm getting new insurance. marjorie, you've had a policy with us

london we have caro new he is chief executive officer at the center for european policy studies and in minneapolis we cross the clare hill she's professor at the university of minnesota law school all right folks this is cross talk that means you can jump in anytime you want all right robert if i could go to you first and you know we can talk about the financial nuances about this i think everybody that's been following the story knows basically that the big numbers involved but you know as we i thought last week everything had been decided i thought everything was going to be done you know it was out of close a mark or they had decided everything decided to fate of three hundred million people and now we find out well not really and even the national governments they're not particularly sure what they want to do the french are just worried about their aaa rating and what's going on in greece now well maybe by the time this program airs we'll have a different scenario playing out there i hope point is it's a political fiasco more than anything else right now. well yes it is it's a political fiasco

london we have caro new he is chief executive officer at the center for european policy studies and in minneapolis we cross to clare hill she's professor at the university of minnesota law school all right folks this is cross talk that means you can jump in anytime you want all right robert if i could go to you first and you know we can talk about the financial nuances about this i think everybody that's been following the story knows basically the big numbers involved but you know as we i thought last week everything had been decided i thought everything was going to be done you know as i recall is a mark all they had decided everything decided to fate of three hundred million people and now we find out well not really and even the national governments they're not particularly sure what they want to do the french are just worried about their aaa rating and what's going on in greece now well maybe by the time this program airs we'll have a different scenario playing out there i hope point is it's a political fiasco more than anything else right now. well yes it is it's a political fiasco it's an e

london we have caro new he is chief executive officer at the center for european policy studies and in minneapolis we cross to clare hill she's professor at the university of minnesota law school or i folks this is crosstalk that means you can jump in anytime you want all right robert if i could go to you first and you know we can talk about the financial nuances about this i think everybody that's been following the story knows basically the big numbers involved but you know as we i thought last week everything had been decided i thought everything was going to be done you know as i recall is a mark all they had decided everything decided to fate of three hundred million people and now we find out well not really and even the national governments they're not particularly sure what they want to do the french are just worried about their aaa rating and what's going on in greece now well maybe by the time this program airs we'll have a different scenario playing out there i hope point is it's a political fiasco more than anything else right now. well yes it is it's a political fiasco it's an economi

london we have caro new he is chief executive officer at the center for european policy studies and in minneapolis we cross to clare hill she's professor at the university of minnesota law school all right folks this is cross talk that means you can jump in anytime you want all right robert if i could go to you first and you know we can talk about the financial nuances about this i think everybody that's been following this story knows basically that the big numbers involved but you know that as we i thought last week everything had been decided i thought everything was going to be done you know as i recall is a mark all they had decided everything decided to fate of three hundred million people and now we find out well not really and even the national governments there are not particularly sure what they want to do the french are just worried about their aaa rating and what's going on in greece now well maybe by the time this program airs we'll have a different scenario playing out there i hope point is it's a political fiasco more than anything else right now. well yes it is it's a political fia

have caro well i knew he is chief executive officer at the center for european policy studies and in minneapolis we cross to clare hill she's professor at the university of minnesota law school all right folks this is cross talk i mean she can jump in anytime you want all right robert if i could go to you first and you know we can talk about the financial nuances about this i think everybody that's been following the story knows basically the big numbers involved but you know as we i thought last week everything had been decided i thought everything was going to be done you know as our clothes a mark all they had decided everything decided to fate of three hundred million people and now we find out well not really and even the national governments they're not particularly sure what they want to do the french are just worried about their aaa rating and what's going on in greece now well maybe by the time this program airs we'll have a different scenario playing out there i'll point is it's a political fiasco more than anything else right now. well yes it is it's a political yes coincident economi

london we have caro new he is chief executive officer at the center for european policy studies and in minneapolis we cross to clare hill she's professor at the university of minnesota law school all right folks this is cross talk that means you can jump in anytime you want all right robert if i could go to you first then you know we can talk about the financial nuances about this i think everybody that's been following the story knows basically the big numbers involved but you know as we i thought last week everything had been decided i thought everything was going to be done you know as i recall is a mark all they had decided everything decided to fate of three hundred million people and now we find out well not really and even the national governments they're not particularly sure what they want to do the french are just worried about their aaa rating and what's going on in greece now well maybe by the time this program airs we'll have a different scenario playing out there hoping to is it's a political fiasco more than anything else right now. well yes it is it's a political fiasco it's an eco

london we have caro new he is chief executive officer at the center for european policy studies and in minneapolis we cross to clare hill she's professor at the university of minnesota law school or i folks this is crosstalk that means you can jump in anytime you want all right robert if i could go to you first and you know we can talk about the financial nuances about this i think everybody that's been following the story knows basically the big numbers involved but you know as we i thought last week everything had been decided i thought everything was going to be done you know as i recall is a mark all they had decided everything decided to fate of three hundred million people and now we find out well not really and even the national governments there are not particularly sure what they want to do the french are just worried about their aaa rating and what's going on in greece now well maybe by the time this program airs we'll have a different scenario playing out there i hope point is it's a political fiasco more than anything else right now. well yes it is it's a political fiasco it's an econo

and, actually, the morning papers, here's the "minneapolis morning tribune" monday morning, this very morning. and here it is. and a guy who lives in wilmington, delaware, can see that the big story in minneapolis is truman withdrawing clark's appointment to the vatican, or dog leads rescuer to frozen woman. so that the whole country by means of this show is more closely put together. >> ha ha! the whole country is more closely--it feels almost like sort of that day's version of surfing the web. >> it's extraordinary, i know. it's very extraordinary what we've all lived through in this last, you know, 25, 30 years. it's incredible to think--i'm just amazed at the last couple of years that we've seen such a revolution in the way we absorb media that we're looking at newspapers just vanishing in front of our eyes. >> let us then conclude where we began with a slight twist. and hats off to dave garroway. can print news survive the digital revolution, then, as it survived television and radio? >> absolutely. but i think we have to separate ourselves from the notion of paper. there will be

have caro well i knew he is chief executive officer at the center for european policy studies and in minneapolis we cross the clare hill she's professor at the university of minnesota law school all right folks this is crosstalk i mean she can jump in anytime you want all right robert if i think go to you first thing you know we can talk about the financial nuances about this i think everybody that's been following the story knows basically that bit of the big numbers involved but you know that as we i thought last week everything had been decided i thought everything was going to be done you know close out a close a marco they had decided everything decided to fate of three hundred million people and now we find out well not really and even the national governments they're not particularly sure what they want to do the french are just worried about their aaa rating and what's going on in greece now well maybe by the time this program airs we'll have a different scenario playing out there i hope point is it's a political fiasco more than anything else right now. well yes it is it's a political f

london we have caro new he is chief executive officer at the center for european policy studies and in minneapolis we cross the clare hill she's professor at the university of minnesota law school all right folks this is cross talk that means he can jump in anytime you want all right robert if i could go to you first and you know we can talk about the financial nuances about this i think everybody that's been following the story knows basically that the big numbers involved but you know that as we i thought last week everything had been decided i thought everything was going to be done you know as our close a mark all they had decided everything decided to fate of three hundred million people and now we find out well not really and even the national governments there are not particularly sure what they want to do the french are just worried about their aaa rating and what's going on in greece now well maybe by the time this program airs we'll have a different scenario playing out there i hope oint is it's a political fiasco more than anything else right now. well yes it is it's a political fiasco

minneapolis at 31 degrees. a feel of how much colder it is behind the front. was 25 degrees in nashville. now standing at 11 degrees warmer compared to yesterday. all of this moisture pushing up the gulf of mexico. it is going to move in ellen direction. the heavier rain, moving towards westernpennsylvania and new york state. urharers -- opu our showers will hold off. this is the next 48 hours. stickubs are going to all day tomorrow. growing more confident the will hold off. by the brush of a commute into tuesday morning, -- by the rush hour commute into .onday, tuesday morning this moves out of here. will build.e this cooler, drier air. 47 degrees to 55 degrees for overnight. not expecting any trouble delay. mid to upper-60's. high stand at 71 tomorrow. we may tie that record. the record high at reagan is 74. i think that is safe. there is the big call them by wednesday. friday, sunshine. earlygoing to feel like december. temperatures are below average. the roller-coaster ride continues. >> those are the temperatures in the city. degrees overnight in the city

highs today in minneapolis, 45, but the temperature will actually be falling throughout the day, and the wind will make it feel even colder. it was in the 50s yesterday there. this is a big change. your forecast calls for colder conditions, 67 in atlanta, but what a difference a day makes, notice the temperature in minneapolis drops down to 38 for the high. chicago's high today in the mid-50s. by the time we get to sunday, 41 is the high temperature. it's not quite december, but feels like things are changing. t.j., florida will stay nice and mild, a lot of people there for the holiday weekend. in the 80s for tampa and miami. >> all right. bonnie, thank you. good to have you with us as always this weekend. >>> were you one of those folks who went out, did that black friday shopping? well, it got, frankly, a little dangerous. we have reports pepper spray, tasers, shootings, this is not supposed to be the stuff we're talking about on this shopping day. we'll tell you what happened around the country. >>> also, got a question we want you to chime in on. >>> also, another developing stor

take a look at the highs today in minneapolis. 37, 42 in chicago. you can really see the difference of where that cold front is with 75 today in atlanta. and 85 in new orleans. we'll talk more about what this big mess is going to do to your travel plans today. heads up, it's not looking good. i'll tell you about that in about 15 minutes. >> can't wait. thank you, jacqui. >>> a penn state assistant coach fighting back this morning. mike mcqueary speaking out for the first time about the child rape he says he witnessed as a graduate assistant back in 2002 allegedly at the hands of the retired coach jerry sandusky. mcqueary's reportedly been e-mailing former teammates saying the grand jury got it wrong when it concluded he did nothing to stop the abuse. he also says he went to the cops, which is huge. in an e-mail obtained by "the morning call" newspaper of allentown, pennsylvania, mcqueary writes, "i did stop it. not physically but made sure it was stopped when i left that locker room. he said he did have discussions with police and with the official

i'm glad i'm not the person answering the questions. >> this lovely lady is from minneapolis. she is a genius in all things harry potter, right? >> yeah. >> let's see. i've got too much stuff. in the movie "harry potter and the deathly hallows part ii." what do they use to escape from the gringotts? >> a dragon. >> oh, yeah. i believe that's the answer. i'm taking these things off. can't stand it. there you go, doll. you get this. give me that. >> hold on, kath. let's talk about that. he's going to answer. >> it is a dragon. that is the right answer. of course dragons are hard to tame. so you wouldn't have access on the dragon. we put on a control rig and with visual effects put the dragon around it. the motion control was much more comfortable than the one for the quidditch which dan radcliffe says was the most painful of all. >> i can only imagine. >> this young man is from orlando and has been watching me since he was in kindergarten. anyway, the top 15 highest worldwide grossing films of all time, how many are from the harry potter series, two, three, five or six? >> three

liberty and peace were raised by students in minneapolis. the birds will spend their remaining time at mt. vernon. they will be part of a holiday display through january 6th. >>> police are searching for carjacking suspects who took an suv with a baby inside. >> it happened around 2:30 this afternoon in the 5500 block of south dakota avenue and northeast. three men took the suv when the owner was pumping gas. they found it five blocks away. the baby was not hurt but the suspects are still on the run. we'll have much more on the story on new 4s at 5:00. >>> what were they thinking? a vodka company is under fire for a billboard advertisement. >> it's been taken down now after the discount vodka company used antismetic wording. >> chihuahua and -- outraged viewer nan e-mailed us this billboard should come down. we grabbed a photo, took it to the upper west side and asked people what they think. >> it's not offensive. it's a joke. >> i don't find it offensive. >> reporter: do you find it funny? >> kind of. >> we are all god's children. >> report

showers will come to an end in minneapolis. we'll have the cool air but see sunshine on wednesday. highs still into the 30s and 40s where you see the blue 60s and 70s inle yellow and orange. that's where we going to see warmer temperatures. thursday pretty quiet with the exception of southern oregon into ports of northern california and the entire eastern sea board, you'll see that green there. much quieter by the time we see friday. we will see next system move in to california, though. that's where we see a little activity. then on saturday the next system starting to move into the west, not looking too bad at all in the northeast, maybe a fewer showers in extreme northern new england. that storm really moving in in earnest on sunday. still a chance for some rain in chicago, down into louisiana. remember on the weather channel every weekday you can watch "wake up with al." [ girl's voice ] hey todd, where's our sub? [ boy's voice ] oh, samantha...um, i've already given my sub to sally. what, sally?!?! [ girl's voice ] hey samantha. [ giggles ] how could you. i got a phone call...

late tomorrow into tuesday when we start to feel and see that difference. 37 degrees only 33 and at minneapolis, -- look at raleigh. the temperature change, a 24 hour temperature change, a board of 25 degrees in st. louis. yesterday at this time, we were seven degrees cooler, so the warm-up definitely there. all of the moisture moving off toward the north and east. south and west of us -- that will move in our direction tomorrow. heavier rain expected on tuesday and may see upwards of one or 2 inches by the time the system is out of here. by tuesday, we will want to keep the umbrellas handy. for tonight, 55 degrees and clouds will thicken. 65 to 70. you can see be cold front and you will feel it on wednesday. only 48 degrees for a daytime high. head over to wjla.com for the forecast 24 hours a day. >> that is going to feel really cold. >> that is below average for the time of year. >> i like it. >>> anything to like in the sports world today? >> not much. our key quarterback continues to show his stuff. the bills got lucky, but >>> the toyota sports desk -- brought to you by local toyota dealer

minneapolis, a 37. the cold air is in a small area. it is changing to snow across areas of tennessee. it will lift back to the northeast and we will see our numbers fall. there is the rain, there is the circulation. all this will move to the northeast. we will see are clouds increase tonight. the rain becomes heavier midday, mid-afternoon, and evening hours. it will move that of the area by early wednesday morning. the heaviest rain by 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. clearing skies will follow for the day on wednesday. 55 in the morning, 63 at midday. it will turn a bit cooler in the afternoon. the next seven days speak for themselves. sunshine, cool temperatures, just what you would expect for early december. the next chance of rain will not come this way until monday. >>> the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. moving you forward. >>> bruce boudreau has taken points and 67% of its games but the best record of any active coach in the league. he disciplined the players and the players did not like it, and now he i

he was buried back here in minneapolis. his tombstone has this inscription on it -- i have enjoyed my life. disappointments outweighed by pleasures. i have loved my country in a way that some people consider sentimental and out of style. i still do and i remain an optimist with joy, without apology about this country and about the american experiment in democracy. that is hubert humphrey's gravestone. as we close on this "contenders" series, we will show you a bit of video from that very unusual session in the house of representatives chamber. some real familiar faces. when hubert humphrey just months before his death was invited back for a tribute and a celebration of his long political and legislative career. thank you for being with us. [applause] >> we ask you here so we could tell you, we love you. [applause] >> mr. speaker, knowing full well the dangers of what i am about to do, i yield as much time as he may consume to the senior senator from minnesota. [laughter] [applause] >> i know where i am standing. i am standi

minneapolis at 47. 10 degrees colder. that milder air out here in the midwest and the plains, moves in our direction. 60 now in denver. pretty nice. stor in miami. same as phoenix as you can see. l.a. at 61. boston at 42. the cold spot up in northern tier there. 27 now in bismarck. and that's where there is light snow. a little snow in minnesota north of minneapolis. and snow. there could be pretty good amounts. it's on the rockies here. picked up about a foot of snow. in the past 24 hours. and you can see more coming from the pacific. that's not going to impact us directly. but sooner or later, some of this moisture in the gulf of mexico may give us showers on monday, maybe even tuesday. i think the best chance of rain for next week is wednesday, just before thanksgiving. now, whether is the big travel day. but looks like we may see rain here by next wednesday. in the meantime, beautiful weather. no weather issues at all. with mild air coming in ahead of that weak front. and maybe slight chance of showers by monday into

the weather moving into minneapolis and chicago, as well. but notice the northeast, nice and dry. sunshine, still melting away the snow we had over the weekend. 57 your forecast high today. 70 in louisville. beautiful weather in the southeast and here's that wedge of cold air, bringing the winter storm into the rockies. on thursday, the rain advances into the ohio valley, up around the lakes. wind and rain in chicago. morning snow showers possible in kansas city and rain down to new orleans. we'll stay dry in new york city. tracking the next storm moving into the pacific northwest, bringing cold air, as well. snow to the cascades. 48 in seattle on thursday. 59 in new york city. temperatures will be right around average, if not a few degrees below average. down to 53 on friday. spotty rain possible, nothing significant in the mid-atlantic by the end of the week. saturday, looking high and dry across the eastern half of the state. more snow showers possible in denver the beginning of the weekend. a few rain showers in northern texas where we need it. 61 in louisville, may get rain b