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parts of the state including minneapolis and duluth got hit with a snowstorm. what's in store for the first weekend of november? let's ask nbc meteorologist michelle grossman. i don't know. i grew up in the mountains. to my, it's not halloween unless you're freezing and your pumpkins are frozen solid like cannon balls. i guess that is nice to have good weather. >> that is so true, what we were used to growing up. the costumes looked adorable. they didn't need the coats over cute little costumes. we do have another day of warm weather and then things change. this is what it's going to look like today. out ahead of a cold front, this is going to bring a few sprinkles, a few showers into the northeast as we go throughout the morning part of today. out ahead we're leeblooking at really warm temperatures. 79 in new york city. that's 20 degrees above what is normal for this time of year. 80s in richmond, raleigh. behind this cold front we have much cooler air, even below-normal temperatures t. this is going to bring cooler air into the mid atlantic. warm air works ba

parts of the state, including minneapolis and duluth got hit with a snowstorm. so, what's in store for the first weekend of november? let's get to nbc meteorologist michelle grossman. good morning. i was out in the city earlier. nobody had to mortwear a coat. >> cute little costumes. definitely didn't need the coat. we're going to do one more day of really warm weather. we have two seasons going on. a cold front draped from the great lakes to the south central states. behind this cold front we're chilly, below normal. temperatures in the 40s, 50s, 60s. ahead of the cold front we're going to be warm one more day before we return more normal temperatures. 70s and 80s along the east coast. about 20 degrees above what is typical. raleigh, anderson. this cold front is going to bring a few showers and drop temperatures. but take a look what happens behind the cold front. warmth building back in. temperatures climbing into the 60s and 70s once again. 27 72 in little rock. that's going to aid storms in texas. this is a look at the weekend. notice in the middle of the co

parts of the state, including minneapolis and duluth, getting between 1 and 4 inches of snow today. >>> we'll be right back in 60 seconds with a case originally reported as a bear attack. now a suspect, a stranger is in custody for the gruesome murder of a father found dead in his tent. how police caught the suspect, next. ppy birthday, d. - happy birthday! - i got you something. - we said no gifts! we had to get you something. [paper crumpling] - thank you honey - i got you this. did you do this yourself? yeahhh, i had a great teacher. happy birthday! [typing on iphone keyboard] - love you. - love you, too. love you. thank you, sweetie. this is from me. - oh? - to you. ♪ ten little toes ♪ ♪ she has his nose ♪ ♪ i am genius (whoaaa) ♪ when a tough cough finds you on the go, a syrup would be... silly! woo! hey! try new robitussin soft chews. packed with the power of robitussin... in every bite. easy to take cough relief, anywhere. chew on relief, chew on a ♪ robitussin ♪ >>> we're back with the breaking news from montana, where authorities say a suspect has been identified in the bruta

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which is why his portraits are so valuable. duluth and the rights museum acquired these works together, spending 160000000 euros for martin, and option a couple and their ancestors are linked to a dark chapter in dutch history. they are symbols of the industrial public. they are well see they are young, they show that they loved each other. do they bring a new ivan see? and then it's that will show and we tend to forget to where dwells came from. but the wells came from slavery from a lot of, of, uh, trading weapons and so on and, and colonialism. and it's good to, to be aware of those things. and those paintings don't change, or at least to me differently that them a long way and was a different thing. s at that age. that's how art from the golden age and it's dark side should be approach. today is a subject of lively debate. scholars also considered to what extent artists like rembrandt profited from it while opinions diverge on those matters. there is consensus about one thing. there was never another golden age like it. it was one that ran its natural course. the 6th or 7th teacher

obviously i want to think our democratic friends including congressman duluth you was been so focusedon this issue from being long-standing support of the real safety efforts and rail workers. indeed it seems both sides of our can agree, real safety should never be a partisan issue. after all, every american agrees that trains need to stay on the tracks. thank you for the opportunity to testify and don't forget your question thank you, mr. arouca. mr. hynes computers you. you're recognized for recognized for five minutes. >> good afternoon -- [inaudible] good afternoon, chairman nehls, ranking member wilson, members of the committee. thank you for allowing me to testify today. my name is gregory hynes. i am the national legislative director for the transportation division of sheet metal, air, rail and transportation. smart-td is a largest labor organization an american railroad. we are extremely thankful to chairman nehls and congressman moulton as well as the current cosponsors for for the leadp was to prioritize safety in the railroad industry. personally, chairman nehls, i would li

paul, minneapolis, duluth. we know that there's problems. we're working on it. but there's also problems with jurisdiction with the coast guard, with women who are trafficked and abused out of lake superior. and i know the same things are happening out of lake michigan as well too so we need to, you know, open this jurisdiction and think big when we're talking about it, including the coast guard. and then working with the first -- with canada, the prove inses and the first nation -- provision vinces and the if -- provinces and the first nations. someone goes back and forth between international falls into canada, they're traveling all the time. we cannot let jurisdiction be a barrier. so i thank you for you pointing this out. but i want to take this down a slightly different track because i want to get this right when we do do this. so i'm going to take a second and just read a little history, i'm a social studies teacher. our territorial governor, ramsey, he served as the mayor of st. paul, he did a lot of really nasty things, even served up here in the house.

host: first up in the open forum, eric, duluth, minnesota, good morning, eric.er: i'm going to read verbatim a text of that i sent into c-span. it's lengthy but i think that every sentence means something. democrats, stop blaming yourselves. biden did great, harris and walls would have done great. the election represented the completion of the coup initiated january 6, 2020 by the cult of trump and the money of putin. the right wing echo chamber pumped misinformation into their hype infused cult members and no one was able to stop it, so the bonfire grew. the actual blame, assign from trump input in themselves must go to those on the inside who knew trump's a dishonest nature and gave him a pass anyway. when the congress failed to impeach him, despite confirmation of the sorted scandal involving stormy daniels being paid off by trump sycophant david packer, the congress failed us. when the supreme court failed to take him off the ballot, even though some individual states had moved to do so and instead granted him unprecedented immunity, the supreme court failed

paul, minneapolis, duluth will note that our problems are working up jurisdiction of the coast guardomen are trafficked and abused out of lake superior at the same thing is happening out of lake michigan as well. we need to open up the jurisdiction including the coast guard. work with canada, the providence of the first nation. someone goes back and forth there traveling all the time. he could not let jurisdiction be a barrier so i think you for you pointing this out. i'm to take this down a slightly different track. want to get it right when we do this. i'm going to take a second and read a little history. our territorial governor served as the mayor of st. paul. he did a lot of really nasty things he served up here in the house. but when he came to minnesota he was in his position of governor and superintendent of affairs played a key role to live on the land of the dakota people. he did a lot of things. he also led to a conflict in 1862, a group of dakota they were entitled to lock up not being provisions on right to uprising. minnesota has the largest history of hanging native am

paul, minneapolis, duluth. we know that there's problems. we're working on it. but there's also problems with jurisdiction with the coast guard, with women who are trafficked and abused out of lake superior. and i know the same things are happening out of lake michigan as well too so we need to, you know, open this jurisdiction and think big when we're talking about it, including the coast guard. and then working with the first -- with canada, the prove inses and the first nation -- provision vinces and the if -- provinces and the first nations. someone goes back and forth between international falls into canada, they're traveling all the time. we cannot let jurisdiction be a barrier. so i thank you for you pointing this out. but i want to take this down a slightly different track because i want to get this right when we do do this. so i'm going to take a second and just read a little history, i'm a social studies teacher. our territorial governor, ramsey, he served as the mayor of st. paul, he did a lot of really nasty things, even served up here in the house.