but it is an incredible show of force to the cheyenne. charles curtis is selected to walk 60 miles to topeka to alert the authorities that the cheyenne have attacked them. some accounts say he came with his uncle, but charles spoke english, he spoke french, and kaw. he comes to topeka and tells governor crawford the cheyenne have attacked and i think a lot of this is due to the influence of his grandmothers, but his white grandmother in topeka says that is enough. you are coming to live with us and have a civilized life. his indian grandmother agreed. when the indians, when the kaw tribe is being removed to the indian nation or indian territory, what is now oklahoma, he really wants to go with them. that is 1873. he is 13. his french and indian grandmother says no. you have to make something of your life. if you come with us, you can't do that. you have to stay with your white grandmother and get an education and make something of yourself. i don't think you and -- you can overestimate the impact those two women had on his life. he comes

it is an incredible show of force to the cheyenne. curtis walks six miles to topeka to alert the authorities that the cheyenne have attacked them. some accounts say he came with his uncle, but charles spoke english, he spoke french, and kaw. he comes to topeka and tells governor crawford the cheyenne have attacked and i think a lot of this is due to the influence of his grandmothers, but his white grandmother in topeka says that is enough. you are coming to live with us and have a civilized life. when the indians, wendy kaw tribe is being removed to the indian nation or indian territory, what is now oklahoma, he really wants to go with them. that is 1873. he is 13. his french and indian grandmother says no. you have to make something of your life. if you come with us, you can't do that. you have to stay with your white grandmother and get an education and make something of yourself. i don't think you and overestimate what those two women, the impact those two women had on his life. he comes to topeka. he attends topeka high school. he

everyone needs your help. >> dakota and cheyenne, final words from you?at would you tell kids out there who are watching? >> get involved. >> yeah. make sure you volunteer because it's always good to help everyone. >> yeah. >> and you agree. >> yes. >> ladies, so nice to have you. thank you for giving back. you have been there so people can relate to what you're going through. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. all right. good. we do have to take another short break. when we come back, we are going to learn about an innovative food distribution program in san francisco so stay with us. we'll be right back. is bringing the flavor with this new guacamole for a couple of reasons. first, people really love our guacamole. rich and creamy, made from hass avocados and just a hint of jalapeno to keep it interesting. the other reason is, it's just really fun to say. guacamole guacamole guacamole guacamole guacamole guacamole see? come in and try our new guacamole on sandwiches like the chipotle chicken melt. and discover how it turns up the flavor on all your fav

everyone needs your help. >> dakota and cheyenne, final words from you? what would you tell kids out there who are watching? >> get involved. >> yeah. make sure you volunteer because it's always good to help everyone. >> yeah. >> and you agree. >> yes. >> ladies, so nice to have you. thank you for giving back. you have been there so people can relate to what you're going through. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. all right. good. we do have to take another short break. when we come back, we are going to learn about an innovative food distribution program in san francisco so stay with us. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to beyond the headlines. hunger attacks people of all ages, ethnicities and backgrounds. a recent report showed this a high number of asian pacific islanders in san francisco are struggling to make ends meet and the survey that contradicts this so-called model minority stereotype. abc 7 news reporter vic lee was in chinatown with the story. >> 80-year-old lourdes and her husband lorenzo survive on social security. they live in an af

. >>> in south dakota a storm with strong winds collapsed the roof of a building of the cheyenne indian reservation. people were trapped inside. four people suffered injuries. >>> more than 18 million people this morning under a threat of severe storms today. meteorologist derek van dam is tracking the forecast for us. derek. >> good morning, john and christine. thursday brought another round of severe weather to the central plain states. this time nine tornadoes were reported. one was actually just north of the denver metro area. the other across portions of kansas and north of the dallas ft. worth region. strong storms once again in the forecast today. we have a set up that looks like this. very dry and cool air settling in thanks to a upper level disturbance over the western half of the united states that is filtering the atmosphere clash ahead of the warm gulf air ahead of the low pressure system. that will collide bringing in another possibility of severe storms. this is our high resolution radar imagery. i want to take note across the central portions of oklahoma specifically betw

and this whole system though extended from here up in rapid city down through cheyenne wyoming, and down here. also i should mention to you, in the eastern part of the state near mitchell, south dakota there was a tornado warning and a possible touchdown of some sort near delmont. they reported damage there. so it's been an extremely busy weather day in south dakota, in wyoming and colorado as well. >> yeah. i've got to tell viewers, we're looking at a split screen. on the left, that is the colorado rockies's each stadium getting cleared of the snow. that's crazy on may 10. thank you very much for the report from south dakota. >>> now to a new report that examines u.s. prospects of high-speed rail service which would ideally connect major cities across the country. it was a promise made by president obama early in his first term. >> imagine boarding a train in the center of a city no racing to an airport across a terminal, no delays, no sitting on the tarmac no lost luggage. no taking off your shoes. [ laughter ] >> imagine whisking through towns at speeds over 100 miles per hour. >> of

behind it, temperatures are cooling off, cold air masses, setting in, cheyenne in wyoming, maybe even some snowfall this coming weekend. i will leave you now with your extended outlook. >>> and that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. steves: for a more lively way to enjoy paris and cap an exciting day, steve and i have hired a car and a driver for a blitz of the city's best nighttime views. and this isn't just any car and driver. this company employs a fleet of historic deux chevaux cars, and they're driven by local students. man: the different districts are like a snail going around the island, the city. steves: the french raise flood lighting to an art form. and with a city as beautiful as paris, it's no wonder. les invalides, with its golden dome marking napoleon's tomb is magnifique. the naughty blades of the moulin rouge keep turning, and its red lights tempt lost souls in pigalle. just to be out and about at this hour the energy of the city is palpable. notre dame is particularly stately after dark. sightseeing boats enl

we have cheyenne here and will say hi. our team was given the task of studying and observing two businesses on different sides of the coin in terms of displacement issues as mentioned by the previous presenter and first we have bell mar meat market and bell mar is the one staring displacement in the face and was established in the eighties by mr. vas can vas mr. vasquez when you order a burrito for example this charming old lady comes up to you and mashes av ocado's for you in your face and it's unfortunate however that both customers and neighborhood businesses have expressed their concern of the long-term viability of belle mar in that area of the mission with customers especially saying like they should really find a way to help them stay in that corridor. their situation is in stark contrast to the situation at castro with cliff's. cliff's has been around the same premises since the early sixties and customers believe cliff's is an institution in the castro and if it closes in the next few years the castro as a neighbo

behind it, temperatures are cooling off, cold air masses, setting in, cheyenne in wyoming, maybe even some snowfall this coming weekend. i will leave you now with your extended outlook. >>> and that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. steves: the dramatic rock of cashel is one of ireland's most evocative sites. this was the seat of ancient irish kings for seven centuries. st. patrick baptized king aengus here in about 450 a.d. in around 1100 an irish king gave cashel to the church, and it grew to become the ecclesiastical capital of all ireland. 800 years ago, this monastic community was just a chapel and a round tower standing high on this bluff. it looked out then as it does today over the plain of tipperary, called the golden vale because its rich soil makes it ireland's best farmland. on this historic rock, you stroll among these ruins in the footsteps of st. patrick, and wandering through my favorite celtic cross graveyard, i feel the soul of ireland. >> "latin view" was made possible through generous support from the foll

this twister touched down near cheyenne county yesterday. storm chasers capture these shots. tornado hit a mostly rural area and there are no reports of any injuries. >>> talking tropical storm ana now. it has made landfall in the carolinas. officials a the national hurricane center report that ana came ashore near myrtle just after 6:00 this morning. this video you're looking at is time lapsed video of the storm approaching. ana is the first tropical storm of the season which hasn't even begun yet. experts say its biggest threat appears to be the dangerous surf and rip tides. so they're asking everyone to stay out of the water, especially surfers. heavy rain and strong winds are expected throughout the day in the carolinas. >>> what a strange weather day yesterday. we had snow in the northern plains, severe weather in the southern plains a tropical storm off the southeast. for us we're relatively quiet. just dealing with the fog, yesterday this morning and also this morning. we're having an indirect impact from ana. we had the heat humidity and that's where we're seeing the

this is not what these high school soccer players bargained for in cheyenne, wyoming. their match had to be canceled when a blizzard rolled through the city. and the first tropical storm of the year is coming ashore along the carolina coast. as tropical storm ana makes landfall -- there is a threat of coastal flooding, gusty winds and possibly an isolated tornado. but to close this tale of bizarre weather -- another strange sight -- a funnel cloud and a rainbow. this video captured the unlikely alliance near eads, colorado. >> vicki: with all of this rain many states have also seen flash flooding. including oklahoma and colorado. >> brian: temperatures weren't today very warm and they were actually chile in the '50s. from the coastline to us that inland valley to all the way inside we had fifties' sixties and '70's. we will have brisk winds the next few days as the bill would weather system just our no. kicks around the sea breeze. there'll be sunshine emerging faster but despite the sun coming up sooner temperatures will be cooler because of the sea breeze. going into

mayor's elimination game here cheyenne court is homers ties the game at 1. grand slam -- their season ends with a 6-3 loss. winning the first two legs of the triple crown. a dominant performance in the 140th running of the preakness stakes. >> he's finally confronted as they come to the wire. victor espinosa. have won the preakness. >> money track didn't affect -- two thirds of the way to the triple crown. american fair would become the first triple crown winner since 1978. >>> 33rd minute mohammed saeed takes down chase salinas. columbus down to ten men. 6th on the season. the win scored a few minutes later, victory in our second half hour, instrumental 62 foot heave last night. >> thanks, colin. >>> a flight mayor at home, coming up, the latest battle over air b >>> good evening i'm katie marzullo in oakland. police are chasing a man who abandoned his car and ran off. >>> this man tried to kids nap a young girl. >> police saw the girl walking her dog got out of his car and tried to take her but she fought him off. more than 50,000 people will hit san franc

take a look inside my terminal for the longer-term chart of the cheyenne composite because it has beenp and up, nearly parabolic before this latest decline we have seen. at high that we saw for the shanghai composite was the highest we've seen in years. up 125%. including the drop. there is debate over the .timulus we have in china if you look at the implications for the u.s. markets, we are seeingverall markets fall. we are seeing some of the etf that trade, these are the hong kong listed trades. the etf's that tracked them respectively. they are trading lower. the chart of the day we had today on the bloomberg terminal. if you look at it, it is the turnover on china's stock exchanges that is now surging past the u.s.. consider the size of the u.s. market. chinese shares valued at about $9.3 trillion on wednesday. in the u.s. you are talking about 25 trillion. that is the value of all shares. $380 billion on thursday. $132 billion in the u.s.. this is the red line you're seeing at the end of the screen. all of the turnover, all of the treating you are seeing -- trading you are seeing.

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storm chasers captured these incredible pictures of a tornado hit the ground in a rural area near cheyenneries or serious damage. take a look at this one here. a rare moment of nature's fury and beauty all captured at the very same moment. this video of a rainbow appearing just as a tornado spins in the air over colorado. no injuries here but some unforgettable takes to see there. >> you don't see that often. >> definitely not. kind of rare to see a fully formed tornado but to see it with rainbows as well something people in colorado will not forget any time soon. >> i look at video, whenever you go to school visit, talking about severe visit, tornado, hurricane or rainbow -- now here is video. >> that would be great. so today overall not going to be a bad day because mostly dry for a lot of us. >> exactly. it's going to be humid. you can notice in the picture behind looks like the sun is starting to break out across the area. >> trying to muscle through. >> exactly. start to see breaks of blue in the sky and continue to see increasing sunshine throughout the day today. skies by this after

in this area tornado in cheyenne area, it's a powerful storm and moving off to the north, so that is one we're watching. also, a lot of hail being rortded with that. down through texas, several warnings right now. we have one just west of the dallas ft. worth area along i-20. that is a tornado being reported and then along the border here, just north of sherman, a tornado warning spotted and around texarkana, so a very busy evening. >> lots to watch. thank you so much. now back to our regular progr programming. [ phone ringing ] >>> lisa called me on the phone. >> hey, kim. >> she asked me did i want to take a trip with her. >> i told kim that i was looking at expanding my nail business and i just needed to go to thailand. to go and pick up some products. mm-mm. i couldn't tell her all the details. >> i just thought i was helping lisa. >> y'all bringing these products. >> kim had no idea that she was talking to a major drug smuggler. >> okay. >> i wasn't thinking about whether it was fair to her. i wasn't thinking about the jeopardy that i was putting her life in. >> i just shot some

for millions of dollars. 2 investigates started looking into medextress when we heard about the cheyenneexpress when we heard about the california highway patrol pulling them over. they insist all vans are now insured but that is not the only problem. we recorded vans with expired registration, body damage and a missing headlight and one van with no license plates at all. a driver said he was hit from behind by driver last year. they could find no evidence the company or the driver was insured and now she stuck with -- he is stuck with a $19,000 repair bill. >> that surprised me. a company that is delivering patients for doctors, hospitals, everything else, has no insurance whatsoever. >> 2 investigates did have a chance to speak with drivers. they insisted the vans are safe despite everything we found. you can hear how the conversation went on tonight's 10:00 p.m. news and why it state ordered them to give back more than a million dollars it collected through medi-cal and how the owner of the company is responding. coming up tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> interesting. thank you. >>> a shuttle

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george, here's something four, a mother's day snowstorm in cheyenne, wyoming, could it be?e the forecast. >> snow in may? wow. it snowed once in may while i was in chicago and i just couldn't believe it. derek van dam, thank you so much. >>> in the united kingdom, the conservatives claim a commanding win and the major opposition party leaders resign. ahead here on "cnn newsroom," a closer look and analysis of how the election unfolded. >>> plus, football legend pele is recovering after major surgery this week. an update on the world cup champion when we return. hey, you forgot the milk! that's lactaid. right. 100% real milk, just without the lactose. so you can drink all you want... ...with no discomfort? exactly. here, try some... mmm, it is real milk. see? delicious. hoof bump! oh. right here girl, boom lactaid®. 100% real milk. no discomfort and for a creamy and delicious treat, try lactaid® ice cream and starting each day with a delicious bowl of heart healthy kellogg's raisin bran. how's your cereal? sweet! tastes like winning. how would you know what winning tastes li

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this twister touched down near cheyenne county yesterday. storm chasers captured these shots. the tornado hit a mostly rural area this is outside of colorado springs, and there are no reports of any injuries. >>> this morning, tropical storm ana has made landfall in the carolinas. this, by the way, is time lapsed video from south carolina yesterday. officials at the national hurricane center report that ana made landfall about an hour ago near miller beach. the biggest threat posed by the season's first tropical storm appears to be the dangerous surf and rip tides. they're telling everybody to stay out of the water. residents may also have to deal with symptom flooding. >>> closer to home we have nothing like that to deal with. we need the rain. it's been 18 days since we've seen measurable rain and we're not going to get a lot this week either. we're waking up to clouds fog, very mild air. 65 in chester sprungs, 65 in washington township. mild to the north and west. also 62 in mt. pocono. already 66 in pottstown. 65 in oxnard. 59 in shenandoah and along the coast we're also m

air force bases and were on high alert as well as cheyenne mountain to assure military families who have been threatened directly in isis postings. the decision to order heightened levels comes a day after the fbi director warned that isis followers in the u.s. are being urged to strike. the pentagon said, quote we share the same concern about the potential threat posed by home-grown violent extremists as successed by director comey and others, while our con change is not tied to a specific credible threat, recent events have led he need to take prudent steps to ensure our pf con measures can be increased. the national museum of the u.s. air force in dayton, ohio, hat canceled the spring concert due to elevated security levels at wright paterson air force base as just one example of how serious the military is taking this heightened security alert. >> thank you very much, jennifer griffin, if a amazing. >>> now on wall street. an amazing day. stocks taking off. surging 267 points, fueled by the latest jobs numbers. now, they don't look great. 223,000 jobs last month. the unemployment rat

it's still stormy in places like denver, salt lake city, and cheyenne, wyoming.e it does it will allow other things to begin to move in. the thirst finger that arrives is a ridge of high pressure. -- three first thing that arrives is a ridge of high pressure. it won't make it to antioch, napa or down into san jose. so we'll be mild and sunny especially away from the water but this pattern change which begins tomorrow lasts three days. not 26 like the previous one. here comes an area of low pressure kicking the ridge out. this will bring back the onshore flow. and temperatures will fall once again and that pattern change is on sunday. so two key days. we warm up tomorrow, we begin cooling down on sunday and we'll stay cloudy and foggy near the water but you get the sun earlier. that's why you will be milder as well starting tomorrow. san jose closer to average 74. redwood city 71. still only 58 in pacifica. hayward 68 for you. close to 80 walnut creek danville san ramon alamo pittsburg antioch. mid-70s san rafael, novato. san francisco though still chilly 62. lake

and we used to banter this around in cheyenne mountain on a lot of cold, dark nights when we were inreal world contingency. we used to talk about the value of that to us. and a lot of times we would sort of come to the conclusion, what is it worth to us? is it worth seattle? or san francisco? or los angeles? or increasingly now colorado, denver, the heartland of america. potentially in the future eastern seaboard, boston, new york, washington, d.c. is it worth the investment in these systems to pretend -- excuse me, to protect what we value the most. that's our homeland, our way of life. i think the answer, my personal answer is yes. and so i'm an optimist about this. not without our challenges. we continue to deal with those challenges. we've got the best and brightest people. i can tell you. i wish you could meet a lot of them. phenomenal people working these issues. i'm really proud to work with them and be their deputy director. i'm humbled to do that. they're doing some really important work. and i thank you all again for your contribution to this debate. look forward to your qu

this twister touched down near cheyenne county colorado yesterday. storm chasers captured these shots. the tornado hit a mostly rural area and there were no reports of any injuries. not the case in texas. one person is dead there. several others are hurt after these tornadoes swept through the region. this one was spotted near the town of cisco, texas. at least two tornadoes touched down in the northern part of the state yesterday, leaving a path of destruction behind. >>> we have a busy day in the middle part of our country. we had southern plains, we had those severe storms we had snow in the northern plains, and also tracking the tropical storm just off the southeast coast. for us we're relatively quiet. we have that fog, just like we did yesterday. we're waking up to foggy conditions waking up to clouds across the area. it's warm and humid. temperatures mainly in the 60s. it will be hot once again later on this afternoon, and we're waking up warmer compared to this time yesterday. yesterday we woke up warm. it's 3 degrees warmer in philadelphia,

that's a large funnel cloud in colorado that swept through cheyenne wells. the tropical storm ana made landfall today in north carolina. nbc's gate gutierrez is there in wrightsville beach for us. hi, gabe. >> reporter: alex, good afternoon. this morning, about three weeks before the official start of hurricane season tropical storm ana made landfall along the carolina coast. just to our south and north of myrtle beach. right now, we're in between a rain band, dry for now. we've been seeing choppy surf as well as strong winds throughout the morning, as well as some beach erosion. right now ana has maximum sustained winds of about 40 miles per hour. it's moving to the north at about fiech miles per hour. ana is the second earlier tropical storm to make landfall in the u.s. on record. it is expected to continue to bring this heavy rain up along the mid-atlantic past virginia and maryland through tuesday. alex, back to you. >> all right. gabe, thank you very much. >>> residents in oklahoma city and other parts of the midwest are cleaning up after days of hail t

storm chasers in cheyenne county colorado recorded tornado -- >> right now very pronounced funnel cloud. >> reporter: -- after tornado. and southeast of denver this incredible image. of both power and beauty. since wednesday tens of millions of residents in the plains have kept an eye to the sky as the violent weather has brought not only tornadoes but also punishing hail the size of oranges. in some spots, it looked like the aftermath of a snowstorm. and where it rained, flash floods followed. in some cases, completely washing out roads. and those flash floods have picked up a lot of the earth here. this red sort of clay and you can see the river behind me is just that deep dark red. consider this statistic. in norman oklahoma just a short distance from here, last year the national weather service issued eight tornado warnings. so far this year they've issued 64. erica? >> wow. >> that's a scary statistic. kerry sanders, thank you. >> all right now let's continue to move west where even though it's may the rockies are getting pounded with blizzard-like conditions. nbc's national corres

mother's day in cheyenne wyoming, blizzard conditions. amazing storm system. watching it closely. >> all right. tom, thanks so much. we'll continue to come back to you throughout the hour keemp ang keeping an eye on the storm system. >>> the top story and entire u.s. military apparatus here in the united states put on alert. overnight, security at all bases across the u.s. the largest ones you see on this map, inked and order, raising the threat to bravo. predictable threat of terrorism. threats posed by people such as ept elton simpson. foiled terrorist. he was thankfully shot and killed by an off-duty traffic cop before either could do damage. and right to jim sciutto. one official called this the new normal for military bases. what prompted this change this elevation, and what does it mean for servicemen and women? >> the military grew alarmed in recent days two of the overseas jihadists linked to the garland, texas, shooting tweeted out a u.s. officer connected to the rebel training program. that tweetlished on the british, sent out on the cartoon, and by

that is a tornado warning there and north and west of cheyenne wyoming is where we see our other tornado-warned storm. that is going to continue into the dinner and overnight times. a wide spread in texas and okay and colorado as well. into tomorrow focused mainly across texas, dallas houston, corpus christi ty. and in to holiday monday still some potential. let's watch the radar into sunday. there is the line of destructive storms perhaps overnight tonight and into tomorrow and then we're going to see the continuous rainfall over saturated ground. we have flash flooding occurring right now in texas and oklahoma. and we're expecting more rain in these saturated areas. so over a foot of rain really within the last couple of weeks. we could see close to a foot of rain in the next seven days and flash flood watches and warnings posted for all of these folks. there is your memorial day forecast. watching the southern plains. cooler than average across the west and a nice forecast across the east coast but of course julie. all interests across the southern plains. need to be paying attention to thei

storm chasers captured these incredible pictures of a tornado hit the ground in a rural area near cheyenne. there are no reports of injuries or serious damage. take a look at this. a rare moment of nature's fury and beauty captured all at once. this video of a rainbow appearing just as a tornado spins in the air over colorado. no injuries here but some unforgettable scenes. >> the story of wizard of oz all tied into one, the tornado, the rainbow, awaken flying monkeys. >>> other than here a mostly dry mother's day. >> exactly. the humidity mugginess, fog and small chance very small chance of a shower or thunderstorm later today all can be attributed to tropical storm ana. we're going to break out of this weather pattern tuesday night into wednesday when a cool front moves through the area. but for the most part today right after tuesday continues to be warm, it continues to be muggy with minor shower and thunderstorm chances in the forecast especially during afternoon and evening hours in the heat of the day. weather impact traveling dealing with fog 8:00 9:00 a.m. after that you should be

this is the scene in cheyenne, wyoming yesterday. here is the picture. where is that snow?g in the rockies. we have some spring snow coming down. we have winter storm warnings in effect now for parts of the rockies. checkout the texas area. northeast texas including dallas and oklahoma. they are experiencing severe weather. strong thunderstorms possible that could produce tornados and damaging wind gust and hail. and making landfall in the carolinas early this morning and the outer rain band is concerned for bringing more rain and flooding to part of the carolinas today. it's going to be a treacherous afternoon for people there. this is not a huge huge storm but definitely something they are dealing with. we don't have storms to deal with. mother's day no report of day this morning. in fact all the airports are looking good. >> here is a look at your day planner for today from the coast bay and at noon time it will clear out sooner than yesterday. the marine layer isn't as deep. by lunchtime the coast still cool. 58 under cloudy conditions and low 70s inland and by 3:00 p.m

and tell you that, you know, again, sitting in the cheyenne mountain, these capabilities particularly if we go the route that we're going in terms of our programs, the work that we're doing, that i have already mentioned, the technology work that rich matlock's going to talk about never say never but i'm not sure that that's achievable of a goal for the north koreans, first of all, for them to outpace us if you will. and as a war fighter, again, what i said about a continuum of capability for the war fighter. an offense/defense mix, this is just one piece of it. any capability, maybe not designed to catch every single thing that they could lob at us. but long enough to buy our leaders some time to be able to make an assessment and have options, if you will. the nation would have options. so i continue to believe that we're on the right path. that's part of a larger continuum of capabilities. and i don't think we ever want to give up on the idea that we have some capability in the missile defense tool kit. >> all right. i think we'll take one more question right here. wait for the mike

you have that big band of snow all the way up and down from down in denver up through cheyenne, and ups all gone. there's still snow up in the upper central south dakota and also in north dakota as well but here temperatures are expected to be in the mid 60s by midweek, rather so things have gotten a lot better and no delays in school no school closings sorry, kids. teachers and parents happy, jose? >> thank you, great to see you. >>> turning now to georgia and the latest developments in a story that's got a lot of people talking. a controversy when she made what some say are racially charged comments during a high school graduation ceremony on friday. take a listen. >> not listen to this speech. >> nbc news spoke with her this morning and she seemed to have doubled down on her comments, take a listen. >> you say the word black, you know, what was i supposed to say, african-american, were they all born in africa? no they are americans, and they live here. and i'm not a racist. people that know me i've worked, you know with disadvantaged kids like this that couldn't get through school,