. >>> time lapse video from duluth minnesota, but it's not the snow they're cursing at. don't even leave your house. 11 below zero and that's not with the windchill. 34 windchilling degrees below zero. in duluth a temperature has not been above freezing since the day after christmas. >> i wouldn't be able to live there. it's too cold. >> i forgot to ask for a weather drone for christmas. because that would be pretty fun. yeah. not sure we can give you anything else. >> i don't know how you would keep track of all of it. >> you would lose your mind. >> i probably would. >> 3d guarantee worked out pretty good. a high of 39, but with 37. that's not too bad. we're going to go for 36. vote for the charity you want for january. live look outside. it's still 36 right now. dewpoints in the mid-20s. humidity on the about 67 degrees. here's the radar over the last few hours. a couple of flakes we were outside a few minutes ago. we talked about that. it's not that heavy. there's route 15 up toward emmitsburg. we'll zoom in a little bit more and we have a little bit of snow. also gr

possible by grants from the shakopee mdewakanton sioux community, the blandin foundation, and the duluth superior area community foundation. [music playing]

clipper has a little more oomph, 2 to 4 inches of snow from minneapolis north ward, especially around duluth. through central portions of wisconsin through northern lake michigan later on tonight. frances, we'll continue with this quiet weather pattern. a little weak storm here and there but no big ones all week long. >> should be a smooth week. >> frances, did you see this? >> are you talking about what happened in tampa? >> i didn't know they did this. 250,000 turned up for the gasparilla pirate parade, filled with beads and studs. this goes back to the historic pirate 90 floats promoted merriment and mayhem for all. >> love it. looking great. >>> new details on the u.s. s.e.a.l. team 6 member killed in an al qaeda raid. stay with us on "early today." lulu's hair just floats. uhh help me! (doorbell) mom, check this out. wow. swiffer sweeper, and dusters. this is what i'm talking about. look at that. sticks to this better than it sticks to lulu. that's your hair lulu! mom, can we have another dog? (laughing) trap and lock up to 4x more dirt, dust and hair than the store

harry welty built a giant jaba the hut out of snow outside of his home in duluth. he is creating these sculptures since 1987 including mt. rushmore and king kong. >>> robots are preparing coffee for customers at this san francisco shop. it's the first automated cafe in the u.s. robotic arms prepare and serve coffees made to order, made to cut down on time and energy it takes barista's to brew. it's cheaper under $3 per cup and cafe x has another location at the hong kong science park. >> keep the line moving next please -- >> okay well it's wintry in the northern suburbs, that is where we'll start you in the forecast here and temperatures get above freezing later on in places like kutztown and allentown and reading and at the same time it's a chilly one and snow showers up there that for now are dealing with below freezing temperatures, be careful for slick spots. 40 in philadelphia and close to that in the i-95 corridor where we are likely dry during the afternoon and dry with a little more chance of sunshine down the shore and 44 degrees there and snow showers in

duluth, georgia, democrats line. caller: thank you for taking my call. i want to say farewell to the president and his family. he will definitely be missed. in my family's opinion, going down as one of the best presidents this country has ever had. we are very inspired by him. he is given us hope. my 12-year-old told me recently she felt safer with him being country.dent of this the other thing about barack obama is he looked out for the interests of all americans not just a few. it is amazing how america is so divided to the point where we can vote against our own self interests. we have to participate and get out for one look another. hopefully in the next four years that is what we will do. host: is there a line in the speech you will take away from what he said tonight? according to the white house, a speech he largely wrote himself. caller: when he said that we have to participate. that part, it is resonated with me because he is exactly right. goingnot think things are to happen. they just do not happen. they happen because we know these things are

duluth, minnesota, welcome to andrew on the democrats line. >> caller: hi. thanks for having me. i would just like to thank c-span for hosting this live broadcast. the media can seem convoluted and can skew things, in my opinion. it's just nice to see this process live and direct without anything in between. that being said, i think sessions seems like an honorable man in the way he presents himself and i am disturbed by some of the facts that have been brought up from his past and i would personally like to see more evidence regarding that either for or against things he's said. >> andrew, i'm sorry. i missed that last part. go ahead. >> caller: i said i would like to see more evidence whether it be in quotes that he said from the past or things that he's done in regards to this talk about racism and bigotry, you know. some of that stuff was 30 years ago and you know, it's not right to say but it could be understood at those times. i would just like to see more evidence and more talk on that subject rather than taking the word of what people are saying but seeing some proof, som

. >> in duluth, minnesota, steam is rising off lake superior. let's go to the meteorologist, see if there is any relief. >> not for the mountains of california, some reporting 4 feet of snow and pieces of that breaking off, snowing around denner and it's moved through kansas city and louisville and spread through illinois and indiana. winter weather advisories along i-70. again, this is not a lot of snow heading through areas in the midwest and tennessee valley, oklahoma city, little rock, nashville. we'll watch that over the next 48 hours and the southeast this weekend. that's the big look at the weather story of the day. here is a closer look at your day. cold enough for the snow to stick on the ground. only 20 around louisville, 20 around indianapolis. that will replamain in place an roads remain snow packed. there is winter storm watches out for areas of alabama, georgia, south carolina, north carolina, also, i will talk about the threat in the southeast coming up. >> thank you. check out the images from china, the froeds even wonder land, p

with the storm now moving into missouri, cars are skidding across the snow covered roads and then in duluth, minnesota, it is so cold, look at the steam. you can see it rising off lake superior. how about some relief? let's turn to nbc meteorologist bill karins with the latest on this epic storm. >> we just got finished with the first one and the second is on the way for the weekend. the atmospheric weather, that's going to spread over to california and lipgering into monday. we have snow and rain shower activity out there and the heavy stuff has ended. today we kind of get a break. there's still some snow in the mountainous areas. we begin to clean up in the mountainous areas and then we have to get ready for the second one. the second one is more intense. snow levels are higher. a lot of rain with this one and we're concerned with the flooding in the river areas. any undammed streams are a big problem when you talk ab===end jeff at chroma w/comparison california and central california. southern california some early morning shower, cloudy and damp. that's ending this afternoon. so we'll t

day, but we bet it didn't look as incredible as this one, this is jab a da hut snow sculpture, in duluthby school board member there. created a scup tour outside of his house each year since 1987. in the past used snow to mount mount rushmore, alienees wonderland, king kong. >> very impressive. we didn't have quite enough snow to make sculptures, but snow squawl did move through part of the area yesterday including here in center city. take a look, shows time lapse, making snow for the snow. did however take about an hour where things were clear. i was out walking my dog. i would say big snowflakes, wouldn't you? >> would you're always out there walking your dog in the middle of this stuff. i'm asleep. >> always walking my dog, yes. >> they have needs. they must be let out. yes, i'm sure you all went rushing home right away here, but yes, that snow, vaguely, pretty shored lived. when it came through it, came through with bad time edge in time for the p.m. rush unfortunately. left a loft with us poor visibility just trying to get home. and it was poor timing for the kids, too, they weren'

more than 39 dogs came out for the cutest duluth it is kickoff event for annual sled dog marathon. first, second and third triesprizes were given out to dogs. really, though, don't they all seem like winners look at these little guys, aww. >> your dog is a winner. she's a pain right now not great with the baby. one is good the other not >> a cyberattack beliefly shut down the box off office at film festival. event organizers office network systems were hacked yesterday and box offices had to shut down for a short time. that didn't change any scheduled screenings but festival goers could not purchase tickets for a few hours. sundance runs through january 29. >> kos ar cars are more than a month away and this month we find out nominees for 9th academy awards will be announced tuesday. happening on tuesday this week then the awards will be handed out on february 26, jimmy kimmel is the host this year. a lot of great movies out there i've soon a bunch nominated for sagg awards it will be tough. >> got to love the oscars. >> thank you for joining us tonight at 10. >> news at 11 starts n

fargo and duluth, minus 6.anging in the 40s and mideast, 30s and 40s, but all of that is about to change. it migrates east as it sets up shop here. it gets moisture as the zurn bans develops off the gulf of mexico. when you put that together, it's very interesting for the south. nashville, upper 40s. chicago, only into the teens. some lake-effect snow showers possible today but certainly not a major blockbuster storm system across the great lakes. notice across the south, here's the temperature trend down to upper 30s by saturday afternoon. washington around 31 degrees as well. the freezing line indicated in pink, shows you north of this line where snow showers are possible, early saturday morning, atlanta, colombia, charlotte, north carolina could be in line for wintry weather. we will follow this carefully as well. guys. >> pedram, thank you. >>> today was supposed to be the day that donald trump reveals what he knew that no one else did about the election hack. or the hack into the dnc or clinton campaign of

we're expecting a substantial amount of snow accumulating all the way to duluth, minnesota, down throughinneapolis where you will see an icy event. heavy snow into north dakota and northern minnesota. winter is here and so is 2017. it looks like it's going to be a very snowy and cold one. >> hope it's a safe one as well for everybody. thank you. >>> still ahead, a well-known television chef is waying in on wh what happened to democrats and the middle of america. that's next. d clot, i sure had a lot to think about. what about the people i care about? ...including this little girl. and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i asked my doctor. and he recommended eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. yes, eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots. eliquis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. both made me turn around my thinking. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fat

let's go to bob from duluth, minnesota. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. think he did a pretty good job if you consider the obstruction int he had with the congress cleaning up bush's mess. he took a lot of heat -- a lot of heat for the things bush actually did. i think that the next presidency, the only thing we and see whatt wait happens, but i think he will remove all doubt. maybe we will get rid of the republicans in congress once he does that. thank you. host: let's hear from david, who is joining us this morning from michigan. good morning, david. you are on the. -- the air. caller: hello? host: good morning. caller: i called on the independent line. host: go ahead. caller: i am not better off. i live on social security. anyway, somer me of my food i used to buy is twice what it was eight years ago. and-pay is , my so on is more. i do medicare through the v.a. i do not feel i am better off. i had a heart dr. and so on and bluerth, and blue cross shield almost quadrupled their premium for me. i am 79. i am back working again and going to the food bank

tom is in duluth, minnesota. he gets his health care through the affordable care act. tom, good morning. caller: yes, thank you for taking my call. don't, but my brother and a lot of family members do. i'm a veteran and usually get my v.a. through the v.a.. now i am on social security and all that. what a mess. my point is that you all talk about these tax credits and stuff and that's going to help . tell me how a tax credit is going to help a single woman with three children who is below the poverty level and a struggling to pay her rent or whatever. how are your tax credits and all this going to help her when she needs to take her kid with a 103 fever to a doctor? how are we going to fix this problem? it's the rich some of the poor, the black come of the white. we are all americans. i served for everybody. i didn't serve for just -- host: we were losing the call their, but do you want to start? --st: the premier premium credits are tax credits basically. the affordable care act is providing subsidization for health insurance, it's true, but they were structured tax c

individual stock pick, duluth holdings. >> warm weather, highly promotional activity.really fell in the last month 15% on the news. when did you get in? >> we bought it before that. we had about a 20% gain. we've given it back. we're buying again here now, melissa. i think this is a great stock to -- it's a very seasoned, management team that's done a great job growing about 20%. 80% of the business is online. they're doing very well. it's like way to play amazon. >> on the other side of the health care trade, rob is playing etf. you have picked individual stocks. what do you like specifically about pfizer and johnson & johnson? why go the stock specific route than the etf group? >> of all the sectors out of the recent election, probably the one that will be thrown most up in the air as far as volatility will be health care. we don't know what's going to happen. you look at a couple of individual names, pfizer is a name that right now you can buy for about 12 times earnings, lot of its pharmaceutical peers are 4% earnings. they pay a nice yield, raising that dividend b

. >>> how cold is it in duluth, minnesota?well, it's so cold that the air rolling off of lake superior instantly freezes. the next couple of days temperatures will be sitting below zero in northern minnesota, with windchills making it feel like up to 30 degrees below zero. >>> favorite story of the day right here. nearly a century ago robert marchand was told by a coach he should give up cycling because he wasn't good enough. today, at 105 years old, the frenchman set a world record in his age category. he created -- created especially for him, the age category, he rode 14 miles in one hour to a cheering crowd. 105 years old! god bless. >> that is awesome. >> isn't it? it's my favorite story of the day. >> i am with you. >> i try to find one for you every day, kelly. >> between him and the 95-year-old marathoner. >> exactly. >> puts me to shame for sure. >> they make you feel like a sloth, i know. >> thank you. >> see you tomorrow. >> sending it over to season lee or an earnings alert. >> not as bad as feared for sonic. an adj

you and i talked about the general aviation, minnesota's home of cirrus, in duluth. we make small jets. it is an expanding industry with a lot of exports nationally and we finally got the rules done to speed up the approval process fir their their safety additions. i'm hoping it will continue to help us as an important manufacturing area of america. >> if confirms, i look forward to helping you on that. >> now, we go to snow mobiles. the recreational trail program is extremely important. it funds offhighway vehicle, snow mobile, nonmotorized trail uses. we've had the cross country skiers and the bicyclists working with the motorized vehicles, it derives its funding from gas taxes paid by offhighway vehicle users, when they fill up their machines, and i hope that you will work with us going forward and that issue, as well, it's maybe not the first thing you thought of when you got up this morning, but that's been a very positive program for recreational use. >> i look forward to working you with on it. >> last, just thoughts on rail safety. we have got a lot of issues

. >> we talked about the general aviation, in duluth, we make small jets, an expanding industry with a lot of exports nationally and senator murkowski and i passed a bill, we finally got the rules done to speed up the approval process for their safety additions and i'm hoping you'll continue to help us with the important manufacturing industry to america. >> if confirmed, i look forward to working with you on that. >> okay. so now we go to snowmobiles, how to end good here. the recreational trail program is extremely important. it funds off-highway vehicle, snowmobiles. it's one of these uses where we've actually had the cross-country skiers and the bicyclists working with the mot motorized vehicles. it derives its funding from gas taxes paid by off-highway vehicle users. when they fill up their machines. and i hope you will work with us going forward on that issue as well. it's maybe not the first thing you thought of when you got up this morning, but that's been a very positive program for recreational use. >> look forward to working with you on it. thank you. >> okay. last, just t

. >> you and i also talked about the general aviation, the code of serous in duluth and making a smallgesture in expanding industry with a lot of exports nationally and senator mccluskey and i passed the bill, we finally passed rules on speeding up the process so there are safety additions and i'm hoping you will continue to help us in this important manufacturing industry to america. >> confirmed i look forward to working with you on this. >> now we go to somerville. the recreational trail program, it's extremely important. it funds our highway vehicles , nonmotorized trail usage and issues where we've actually had a process in the bicyclists working with motorized vehicles. it derives its funding from gas taxes on highway vehicle users when they fill up their machines and i hope that you would work with us going forward on that issue as well . maybe it's not the first thing you thought of when you got up this morning but it's been a very positive program for recreational use and i look forward to working with you on it. last is the stop on rail safety, we've got a lot of issues in ou