duluth. most of,eze them receive some k of financial aid, ranging from a full scholarship to a partial scholarship across all sports. and again, the revenues that support that athletic program are to a very great extent media revenues, ticket sales, fil philanthropy and other sponsorship sites, so the impact on our overall budget is a million or two million this year and hopefully a little bit more than that next year. >> as we kick off our cspan bus college tour this time through the big ten conference starting with the university of minnesota. if you are a parent of a student whether at minnesota or elsewhere. college students or others, 202-585-3882. we would love to hear from some high school students who are planning to go to college next year. let's hear first from capital heights, maryland, a student, john, where do you go to school? >> hello? >> john, you're on the air, yes do you go to school? >> caller: i go to university of maryland. >> go ahead with your question for eric kalor. >

that judge nolan had taken a picnic with sinclair lewis on the north shore of lake superior above duluth. i think they're trying to set sinclair lewis up with judge nolan's secretary, so she is the other person in the photographs. he's writing -- well, he had a nice long career. he was writing in the late teens, and then in the '20s he wrote his breakthrough book was main street, and that is essential reading for any minnesotan. the author that most people associate with minnesota and st. paul in particular is of course f. scott fitzgerald, and the minnesota historical society just allows to document, specially the early life, the early career of f. scott fitzgerald and fitz kind of before becomes a superstar. so have a couple of fun things here that are from that time period, and i take a little time to show those to you. he published first in his school, i guess newsletter or something, and we have all of that. this i just love because this is junior high school textbook from, printed in 1911, and just kind of a crummy little book, yet if anybody sold this it wouldn't be for more than

or about 12 to 14 years his dad writes about him, he put in entire job the -- entir charge of the duluth office of the railroad. he talks about what a wonderful job you was doing and so forth. or 14 yearsut 12 after james gorman started working for his father, he left , got went to new york city into texaco oil, made another fortune on his own. so the question is, what happened? >that is really hard to find ou. hints in just little papers and documents and in some of the children's letters. they kind of indicates some gorman perhapss got frustrated that his dad did not let it go and let him take over. animosityere was between he and his younger brother lewis. we do not know for sure. it is one of those we wish we knew more, but we do not. it is fascinating that all happened. up taking overd all of the businesses and on --g things from then running things from then on. those intriguing family things that you wish they were alive and you could begin and see what happened. >> this organ was a last-minute addition to the house. it was not in the original

duluth, minnesota, 45 degrees. a definite change to drier weather and maybe a more september feel in the air. but tomorrow afternoon, showers and storms. chances willest the north and northeast of the metro area. heavy to possibly severe thunderstorms. the less humid air moves in on friday. friday, fairweather clouds and mid 70's. and we will get to a cloudy and cool period. who will clear back again on sunday. tomorrow, a muggy start. partly cloudy. showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. beautiful weather friday. check out sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday. four days in a row, temperatures in the mid-70's. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> it looks like strasburg is getting beat up. >> he pitched pretty well. he pitched into the middle innings. everybody is excited about the nationals as we close in on the regular season. the gnats are trying to complete the sweep of the braves, but it doesn't look like it is going to happen. the braves led the game 1-0 in the

temperature is one that -- duluth. storms well to our west, but as we progress, we will have to watch as the storm will fire up. be aware for the rest of the day. the southwest flow ahead of this cold front coming in heat and humidity. some of the storms that develop could be on the strong to severe side. reach her cast keeping us drive for the next few hours, putting to see some development ahead of the actual front. as we put this into motion, more storms about 5:00. it is hard to determine where the storms will develop, but they could develop at any time, anywhere. about a 40% chance to see storms where you are. a few showers remaining overnight, and then tomorrow should be dry. tonight, a few lingering showers. maybe some patchy fog developing. the wind will start to shift out of the northwest and we will have some slightly drier air. hot, butow, so still no threat or storms. ss through friday and then a cold front comes through next weekend. believe it or not, by next monday, highs in the high 70's. maybe we are s

wind damage and large hail again, minneapolis to duluth and waterloo. the forecast, again, it is a steamy day. it is hot weather. the eastern two-thirds of the country, but that's going to change. the cool air that's now in montana and south dakota moves into denver tomorrow, minneapolis friday afternoon, and sunday, that cool, fall-like air mass goes to the east coast. >> bring it on. >> it's going to feel like summer for three more days, so if you want to swim and enjoy it, better go. >> do it now, all right. it is big, happens in hours, and could affect millions of paychecks. up next, is yours at risk? a fire fight in overtime as flames jump from building to building. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. we are a collection of smalls. a home saved. a hero homebound for a new opportunity. a kitchen that kick starts careers wells fargo invests in our communities a little differently. small measures that add up to make our whole even greater. little by little we can do a lot. because... small is huge. visit www.wellsfargo.com to see how big small can

this is brutal stuff. 37 in duluth. people are running for their gloves, hats and winter coats. it's a cold rain across nebraska. not a fun day there. south florida, we have rain. this could become a tropical depression over the weekend. a tropical storm in the week ahead. itis going to bear watching. it's not too bad at this point. weekend forecast, a beautiful day in new england. the cold mess in the midwest heads for the northeast on saturday. a chillier, cloudy, raw day for us. southeast dodging the thunderstorms. sunday is the reward day. saturday in new england, not a nice day. sunday, much better. where is bama playing this weekend? >> i don't know. >> probably a florida team. >> they did that last weekend. i'm showing how out of it i am. i know liverpool plays. i'm going to get killed when i get back to tuscaloosa. for us, being from northwest florida, you know? >> you know that's what matters. >> you are high on the perch and don't bother with the other games. could you whisper in my ear. who does alabama play? they are horrible. >> georgia and south carolina. >>> comin

that is the big effect you will notice. 46 degrees right now in duluth. minneapolis and 51.cooler air is on the way. noticeable toe you and me, the drier air we feel by friday. showers and storms are a good bet through the afternoon and evening. clearing skies, less humid. there he comfortable, lots of sunshine on friday. saturday will be cloudy. maybe a few areas of light rain and cold temperatures with the next cold front. beyond that sunday, it looks nice weatherwise. tonight, partly cloudy, 73. 68 degrees early tomorrow. partly cloudy and muggy. 85 midday. then the turn to beautiful weather on friday, partly cloudy cooler and less humid. saturday, cloudy and cool and damp. the rest of next week looks terrific. >> coming up -- >> it has changed the world as we know it. >> the new way the government is remembering and honoring the victims of september 11. complaints in our 7 on your side investigation. a major announcement from the company today. >> tomorrow marks the 13th anniversary of 9/11. wereday, the victims honored with congressional gold medals, the highest civilia

paul, duluth, morris, rochester. students, $75 million a year in research spending.a big operation. how long have you been president? guest: well, less than that, for sure. i'm starting my fourth year. i'm the 16th president of the university. this ple tend to serve in job for a good long time. some of your priorities as president? guest: well, it's simple for me. i'm interested in accessibility affordability and i'm interested in the university roviding a truly excellent education for those students. also interested in being sure that we help to drive the state of the minnesota, that we're the home innovations innd medical care, science, engineering. and we have a critical important maintain the to liberal arts and make sure that creative work of all kinds takes place. a pretty broad span. t the end of the day, we're interested in undergraduate students to make sure they get to ducation they can afford pay for host: the next couple of weeks, the bus will visit all of the campuses.llege rate does the university in terms of size just on size alone. guest: really glad

. >> but for crystal duluth, being mcnaughton's girlfriend was something more significant. >> i was really, really upset and i tried to take her name off my leg. >> she went crazy. she tried to dig my name out of her leg. like kelley, she tried to dig it out. >> i got a staple and i scraped it up and down on my skin to try to pull out the "e." it didn't hurt because i was so upset that my whole body just went numb and i just blocked out the pain. i was upset. because it's like a merry-go-round in here. once one girl breaks up with somebody, they end up with somebody else within two, three minutes. so i'm not going to let kelley bring me down. >> coming up -- >> i don't like girls at all. >> jessica styx has a change of heart. she joins the party in "g" dorm. >> i just have a girl that's just helping me, you know what i mean? she's just being there for me. heart. to a dog walker as simple as a few clicks. buy their services directly at angieslist.com no more calling around. no more hassles. start shopping from a list of top-rated providers today. angie's list is revolutionizing local servic

the desalination plant, and it will mix it with additional sea water being pumped out of the ocean, duluth back down to more normal -- dilute it back down to more normal concentration. >> reporter: it will supply san diego county with 10% of its daily water needs 50 million- gallons. >> locally controlled, drought proof adds a level of insurance that the economy will be able to continue to grow with a safe, reliable water source. >> just like any water supply it comes at a cost. san diego agreed to a 30 year contract and will pay twice what it is already paying the southern california water district for water. >> reporter: posey doneposeidon says it is dropping costs. >> there are more cost effective ways to tap into new sources says this professor from stanford. >> there is tremendous potential on the horizon. >> reporter: building a reservoir is no guarantee it will fill up. >> that is still not creating water. >> that report from alan martin. >> interesting, the report idea of reaching into the sea for water comes as the environmental protection agency sent the governor's plans for the

paul, duluth, morris, rochester. students, $75 million a year in research spending.g operation. how long have you been president? guest: well, less than that, for sure. i'm starting my fourth year. i'm the 16th president of the university. this ple tend to serve in job for a good long time. some of your priorities as president? guest: well, it's simple for me. i'm interested in accessibility affordability and i'm interested in the university roviding a truly excellent education for those students. also interested in being sure that we help to drive the state of the minnesota, that we're the home innovations innd medical care, science, engineering. and we have a critical important maintain the to liberal arts and make sure that creative work of all kinds takes place. a pretty broad span. t the end of the day, we're interested in undergraduate students to make sure they get to ducation they can afford pay for host: the next couple of weeks, the bus will visit all of the campuses.llege rate does the university in terms of size just on size alone. guest: really glad you

even a freeze warning across northern minnesota up to duluth. hastings, nebraska, 36 degrees.t is chilly when you walk the dog. high temperatures this afternoon not much better. chicago topping out at 59 degrees today. that is nearly 20 degrees below average. 62 in minneapolis. 66 in columbus. all of this cooler air is going to spread to the northeast. that's a look >>> good morning, everyone. more clouds for the day today. cloudy and cool though. temperatures right around 70 degrees. but we will have occasional rain. especially in the afternoon. your winds should remain light. but tomorrow, we're back to sunshine. low 70s. we're talking cool week with temperatures staying in the mid 70s. more showers by tuesday. but back to sunny weather as we wrap up your workweek. have a great morning, everyone. >>> and that's the latest forecast. lester. >> dylan, thanks. hundreds of wounded warriors are in london attending in the invictus games. it is where injured servicemen and women from 13 countries compete in sports from rowing to wheelchair rugby. the united states has 98 athletes t

even a freeze warning across northern minnesota up to duluth. hastings, nebraska, 36 degrees.t is chilly when you walk the dog. high temperatures this afternoon not much better. chicago topping out at 59 degrees today. that is nearly 20 degrees below average. 62 in minneapolis. 66 in columbus. all of this cooler air is going to spread to the >>> good morning. 5:44 the time here on this saturday morning. we are waking up to fog in san francisco. just a few clouds in the south bay. what you'll notice about today, temperatures are not going to be as hot. yesterday livermore got into the triple digits. expecting upper 90s today. east shore at 76. the tri-valley, 98. >>> and that's the latest forecast. lester. >> dylan, thanks. hundreds of wounded warriors are in london attending in the invictus games. it is where injured servicemen and women from 13 countries compete in sports from rowing to wheelchair rugby. the united states has 98 athletes taking part. second lady dr. jill biden is leading the u.s. delegation. dr. biden, great to see you this morning. >> good morning, lester. >

we have the copies that he is given to this radical, duluth judge was a model for the judge in cats.ame was judge nolan, mark cohen. and so we know that about him. plus that came with photos judge nolan had taken of a pick nick with sinclair lewis on the north shore of lake superior. i think they were trying to set sinclair lewis up with judge mullen and secretary says she is the other person in the photograph. he had a nice long career. he was riding in the late teens and fins and 20s he wrote the breakthrough book, main street and that is essentials reading for anyone in minnesota. the author that most people associate with minnesota and st. paul in particular is of course as scott fitzgerald and the minnesota historical society just loves to document especially the early life, the early career of f. scott fitzgerald and fits kind of before he becomes a superstar so i have a couple of fun things here that are from that time period and i will take a little time to show those to you. he published first in his school -- i guess newsletter or something and we have all of that. this i j

host: elizabeth from duluth, georgia.we will continue our discussion on the economy in our next hill whoith patrice will break down the august jobs report for us. reid wilson will tell us later on in the program. we speak to mary kate henry, the president of the fciu. [video clip]an.or werest food workers inspired by the work that walmart workers were going. we're hoping we will be able to work in coalition with other partners in the labor movement and the retail sector, which is largely nonunion and employs 4 million people in this country. one of thet's fastest growing jobs in the u.s. economy is home care and home health work in this country because of the aging of our population. we want to do a lot more work to allow home care workers to join together and have a voice in their jobs and in the care they deliver. we think early childhood education is a sector where women who were the primary providers of care in this country have been totally underpaid for entire generations. we want to raise wages and bring those jobs

duluth in the low 80s the other day. not anymore. look at tomorrow morning. low 40s.this morning we do have scattered clouds to the north and west with a few peaks of sunshine coming through and it will be limited for sure. afternoon, 50this ,lus, tomorrow partly sunny keep the mls handy today it could be very isolated showers. >> i'm going to give her a high five because she's 60. straight off the ranch from new mexico, thanks for visiting us. let's get inside. >>> everybody is here this morning. can't wait to join everybody. kicking off the heat index, george clooney's wedding. there you see the happy couple. they were just leaving town hall in venice just moments ago. amal in that white pantsuit. her fashion getting high marks all weekend long. lama hasan was there. >> reporter: here comes the new mrs. clooney. overnight, 36-year-old amal alamuddin rocketing to fame. >> she's become a style icon in the past 48 hours. the whole wedding week end, she knocked it out of the park with every single outfit. >> reporter: donning the signature style for the biggest red carp

duluth in the low 80s the other day. not anymore. look at tomorrow morning. low 40s.id murphy on the terrace. we have clouds and patches of blue. temperatures in the upper 50s and mid 60s with late wind. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows a high of 80 so kind of a continuation of the warm weather we had over the weekend sun and high clouds. tomorrow morning sunshine gives way to increasing clouds during the afternoon. another warm high of 79 showers north and west. cooler wednesday. >> i'm going to give her a high five because she's 60. straight off the ranch from new mexico, thanks for visiting us. let's get inside. >>> everybody is here this morning. can't wait to join everybody. kicking off the heat index, george clooney's wedding. there you see the happy couple. they were just leaving town hall in venice just moments ago. amal in that white pantsuit. her fashion getting high marks all weekend long. lama hasan was there. >> reporter: here comes the new mrs. clooney. overnight, 36-year-old amal alamuddin rocketing to fame. >> she's become a style ico

duluth in the low 80s the other day. not anymore. look at tomorrow morning. in the low 40s. is show the fog moving southeast with more cloud cover for the east bay neighbors. we will see mostly sunshine and democrats in the upper 70's to lower 80's for our bay area, and 73 in san mateo. the seven-day forecast shows warmup starting on wednesday and we will see an offshore trend with temperatures reaching the 90's and triple digits >> so this is fanny. i'm going to give her a high five because she's 60. straight off the ranch from new mexico, thanks for visiting us. let's get inside. >>> everybody is here this morning. can't wait to join everybody. >>> kicking off the "heat index" george clooney's wedding. there you see the happy couple. they were just leaving town hall in venice just moments ago. amal in that white pantsuit. her fashion getting high marks all weekend long. and abc's lama hasan was there. >> reporter: here comes the new mrs. clooney. overnight, 36-year-old amal alamuddin rocketing to fashion fame. >> she's become a style icon in the past 48 hours. the whole we

supercells, isolated tornadoes, large hail, damaging winds likely from waterloo, duluth, marquette intok her out, go to >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. a cooler start, but a nice, sunny one. with lots of sunshine, we'll warm into the mid and upper 80s. that changes tomorrow. heat and humidity return. 91 degrees and even hotter on saturday and steamier, too. high humidity leading to some late-day showers and thunderstorm thunderstorms that will continue into saturday night and early sunday morning and then drying out sunday with a high of 80 degrees. near 80 degrees for monday. tuesday and wednesday with a chance of showers. have a great day. >>> look who is here. coming up next we're filling lucky because vincent from "boardwalk empire" is here. we're excited to have you here. are you ready for the season? >> i'm rolling through it. >> question s are you feeling lucky? >> very much so. >> vincent is next. we'll be right back. yogurt is their champion. a tastes better. it's yoplait! i knew it! do you want to see which one yoplait greek beat? chobani. hoorah! yoplait gree

really big waves up on superior this is from ashland, wisconsin, but duluth had up to 14-foot waves.art in the northern rockies with winter weather >> 75 degrees in washington dc a nice spike in the temperatures ahead of a cold front. it will trigger some showers and thunderstorms late today. some gusty wind. >> i got to work on my runway walk. >> yeah. coming up, married at first sight. six months ago they got together on "first sight" on a reality show. how are they doing today? ♪ hey baby i think i wanna mar i you ♪ >> the reality show "married at first sight" created a lot of buzz when it first aired. three couples tying the knot without ever meeting their partner. now it's been six months sininc they said "i do" and they are opening up about their experiences. abc's linsey davis, whoo, has that story. >> i'm going to get married. >> what? >> what? >> without seeing a person? >> are you going to kiss him or are you going to slap fives? >> i don't know. >> reporter: it was a social experiment with high stakes. >> we're getting these people legally married puts a great deal of pres

but duluth had up to 14-foot waves. surfers, beware. they do surf on the great lakes sometimes.thing you probably do every day. you peel fruit. it turns out you may be doing it wrong and abc's becky worley shows us the right way. >> there's some things in life you got under control. >> i got this. [ buzzer ...we need to break up. is it the biting? cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. pomegranate. >> wait, i pfeffer buy these because it's so hard to get the seed things out. yeah, that's because you've been doing it wrong. ah. right in the eye. instead of that technique, slice it in half, stretch it out, you got to loosen the seeds then you got to whack it. hard. [ ding ] >> mango. this is the wrong way. peel then cut piece by piece. right way, well, it mandates a little x-ray vision. the seed runs in one long slice through the middle. >> put a gang go down, it will naturally fall so that the seed is parallel to your cutting board. cut the cheeks off. now you have two options, you can score it and then flit it inside out. mm-mm or use a glass to peel it. who k

now heading towards duluth. we had tornado warnings.damage. but no tornados confirmed as of this point. we're also watching some pretty strong storms further to the south. these went through milwaukee overnight. they're threatening the chicago area and now heading right over peoria again. i'm sure o'hare will have some minor delays because of these. here's how we're looking as we go throughout the day today. severe weather possible in yellow. wind damage, large hail possible with the strongest storms, and it's another very hot day in the east. temperature at 90 in d.c. we'll also be watching that heat heading into the northeast as we approach the weekend. but things change. about three more days of summer and then it's going to feel like fall in the east as we go into sunday. so again, you know, very hot and stormy, but fall is on its way. >> before you know it also it's going to get dark earlier. >> it's already happening. i kind of like it. >> you like it getting dark. are you a vampire? >> i'm a vampire. but anything that helps bring

supercells, isolated tornadoes, large hail, damaging winds likely from waterloo, duluth, marquette intor out, go to >>> 9:10. good thursday morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. a hazy sky over san jose, and it looks exactly the same over oakland right now. we've got some thick fog at the immediate coast. temperatures are going to be comfortable later on today. we'll hit the low 80s in the south bay. the peninsula, upper 70s. same for the east shore. looking pretty good for today, out in the north bay at 83 degrees. and temperatures look good as we get into your all-important weekend. we're talking about the low 80s in the south bay, upper 60s to low 70s in san francisco. >>> look who is here. coming up next we're filling lucky because vincent from "boardwalk empire" is here. we're excited to have you here. are you ready for the season? >> i'm rolling through it. >> question s are you feeling lucky? >> very much so. >> vincent is next. we'll be right back. yogurt is their champion. a tastes better. it's yoplait! i knew it! do you want to see which one yoplait greek beat? ch