still in minneapolis? >> yes, she's retired. and she grew up in richmond during the jim crow, so she knows -- you know, she has a sensitivity to the history. >> did she know hubert humphrey? >> i don't think she did, no. she moved to minnesota quite late. >> 1948 he's elected to senate and then he challenged jfk to the presidency in '59 and '60. >> right. >> we've got some of your film to look at. >> okay. >> in the spring of 1959, humphrey eptered the presidential primaries against a young senator named john f. kennedy with more enthusiasm than money, he met the media at every opportunity. >> how do you think your race is going? >> like an roller coaster, it's been an uphill fight, but i think we've been doing quite well. >> who you went with has been the most exciting part of the campaign. >> so far. >> thank you, senator. >> well, i tell you, this is good fun. >> thank you, sir. >> and politics ought to be fun. >> yes, sir. ♪ a vote for hubert hubert humphrey the president for you and me ♪ >> i love this nation. i think it ou

>> minneapolis, north minneapolis. >> where did you go to school? >> in north minneapolis high school, i left -- i -- maybe a month after high school, i left with a road band, on the road with a rock 'n' roll band for seven years. >> what were you doing? >> plays bass and traveled a lot, and played music throughout my life really and did a lot of other things and then went back in the '90s, in my 40s went through college and went right through a master's program at hamlin, i just decided to go back. kids were getting older. >> how many documentaries have you produced in your life? >> well, i worked on two for court tv, in 1996 i was an associate producer to another producer. then i did one -- i co-produced one for hgtv which was called restore america with bob villa and he went around different states and did restoration projects. the first two for hgtv were the trial for reichman and the scottsboro boys and so i got a pretty good initiation. in 1999 i started my first film, independent film, which was called "the heart of bassett place" and it's ab

right now at 32 in kansas city and snowflakes around town, 22 in minneapolis. compare that to the near 70 degree temperatures for louisiana through texas. your classic spring setup with a big temperature contrast. we will get some severe storms today but thankfully we don't have a fast jet stream to produce the spinning motion in those thunderstorms, so i do not expect a lot of tornadoes. if you're in areas of east texas, louisiana, you could see damaging winds and gusty winds and hail. as temperatures go in the east a mild morning. 60 degrees in buffalo to start your winter morning. that's incredible for the beginning of march. as far as today's forecast goes with the warm temperatures, the front going through, there is a chance of a thunderstorm in the buffalo area but will be dry during all the daylight hours. the big cities on i-95, there's your heavy rain threat today, tomorrow, especially east texas, oklahoma, arkansas, memphis area, and down through northern portions of louisiana. and this is the piece of information that gives me confidence about the la

minneapolis above 60 degrees. high pressure moves off the coast and will move right back to southwesterly winds tomorrow. when you get up tomorrow morning it would not be as silly as it was this morning. as we go through tomorrow clout come in. as we get into the southwesterly wind, warm air comes in. temperatures will be right back into the 70's. they might be widely scattered and that amounts to all that much. as long as it has been a mild march and has been a dry march. temperatures tomorrow into the mid 70's. we will get back into a little cooler air for the weekend. a chance for a few scattered showers. as we head toward april temperatures will be above average. it will be the warmest march we have had. some of the earlier -- >> all right. thank you. >> we thought it was going to be the warmest. >> the pollen attend to it -- affected all the. teens tonight. they played another game and for the right to go to the final four. -- they played notre [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. a little bird told

minneapolis gets down to 66 tuesday. still above average. cincinnati all through the 80s through the midweek. not too cool behind the cold front. now, we do have a winter storm to talk about. yesterday tranquility, california, near fresno, they had a tornado. up in the l.a. county mountains, up to a foot of snow. you know something that's flip flopped. i want to leave you with a look at the national weather outlook. for now that's the big picture. >> let's get straight to those twitter photos. we're going to see a lot more of these coming up. thunderstorm cloud. hamilton, michigan. thank you for that photo. this is how i fell in love with weather. i used to have -- our friends had a home on lake michigan. i saw storms like this all the time over the water. >> you get a great score in scrabble if you can use that word. >> are you excited to hear from kate middleton? >> i'm going to pass out. >> please don't. one soldier has already done it. he couldn't handle the pressure of meeting kate middleton. as you heard, he fainted. comes just ahead o

minneapolis gets down to 66 tuesday. still above average. cincinnati all through the 80s through the midweek. not too cool behind the cold front. now, we do have a winter storm to talk about. yesterday tranquility, california, near fresno, they had a tornado. up in the l.a. county mountains, up to a foot of snow. you know something that's flip flopped. good morning, washington. it is a foggy, it is misty. it is mild on this sunday morning. you can see that fog. temperatures around the region almost uniform -- right around a 50 degrees. light wind. going to get some shower down the lower mississippi, making its way towards the northeast. look for some clearing this afternoon. the temperatures today in >> let's get straight to those twitter photos. we're going to see a lot more of these coming up. thunderstorm cloud. hamilton, michigan. thank you for that photo. this is how i fell in love with weather. i used to have -- our friends had a home on lake michigan. i saw storms like this all the time over the water. >> you get a great score in scra

this was at the mall of america at minneapolis. the stunt or gimmick on record was set to promote a new report. and you can guess the old record by -- you can guess by the number in the box there. >> 50. >> 50 people. >> fantastic. >> the teleprompter. an amazing thing. everybody needs a hobby. all right, ron claiborne, thank you. >>> we do have some news that we want to get to this morning, we have a conflicting portrait emerging this morning of staff sergeant robert bales. the man accused of slaughtering civilians over in afghanistan. we're hearing on one hand about a doting father, a man who once cared for special needs children and now there's this criminal reports, possible financial troubles. abc's neil carlinski has the report this morning. >> reporter: this morning, more trouble here overnight. where a soldier threatened to blow up his barracks. he was taken into custody. no one was hurt. but it's just adding to the strain out here. people are still trying to come to grips with reports that one of their own, sergeant robert

look over lake superior north of minneapolis. that's the leading edge of a cold front that comes in and brings us some showers on friday. take a look at this. between now and then, even milder in your neighborhood tomorrow. how much soap? meteorologist bernadette woods will have those details coming up shortly. >> all right. thank you, marty. punishment handed down for the councilwoman caught driving more than 100 miles per hour on the capital beltway. police increased the find to $500. she was also cited for reckless driving. the officer who stopped her going in excess of 100 miles per hour let her go with only a ticket for an improper lane change. >>> still to come a wjz eyewitness news at noon, out-of-control huge wildfires sweeping through missouri. why fire crews say they are running out of options. >>> a norwegian man indicted for the worst killing spree. prosecutors say he will likely never see a jail cell. find out why. >>> and breakup of sunglasses as we enjoy a sunny start to this wednesday. your complete local forecast

the adindition to the severe weather, look for thunderstorms in minneapolis. showers from pittsburgh to the carolinas. the eastern half of the country still feels more like summer. >> 80s from dallas to hotlanta. near 80 in chicago. 75 in kansas city. 40s in the pacific northwest. sacramento, 55. >> i left chicago not long ago. my friend said, you leave, it all armed with up. not sure how i should take that. >>> all eyes on am this morning. >>> and promising news for gadget-loving tralers. powering down could soon be a thing of the past. >>> and the dance floor is ready for tonight's debut of season 14 of "dancing with the stars." we'r >>> welcome back, everyone. we're going to find out this morning what apple plans to do with all its cash. the tech giant is sitting on almost $100 billion in cash and securities. even the ceo, tim cook, knows it's more than apple needs to have on hand. they'll issue a dividend to their stock holders. >>> overseas, markets were mixed. tokyo's nikkei average added 1 points. hong kong's hang seng lost 45. in london, the ftse opene

today it will be 20 degrees above average in chicago, about 25 degrees above average in minneapolis. this map shows you how unusually warm it, especially the northern half of the country. even dallas is 13 degrees above normal. this amazing weather pattern more like may continues today. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. there's a slight chance for some storms in areas like washington, d.c., but don't expect much. most of the day will be dry. only an isolated scattered pop-up storm late in the day. summer-like weather pattern for areas like atlanta. we will see probably dozens if not hundreds of record highs throughout the end of the week. >> fun. bring it on. all right, bill, thanks so much. >>> coming up, low volume on the street, yahoo! does battle with facebook and what a latte has in common with a tulip. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> coming up, a milestone on the ice. linsanity is no match for the mvp. you're watching "early today". >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm

in minneapolis, chance of rain and snow showers. warm weather continues for some of the few lucky ones tomorrow too. >> bill, good news. thanks so much. >>> a down day on wall street. the big day for apple. and one chicken nugget sells for thousands. seriously. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, if howard stern claims to be the king of all media, she's got to be the queen. >>> coming up, a new look for kobe bryant and the end of the line for peyton manning. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back. i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> iran is giving permission for inspectors to visit nuclear sites suspected of possible secret work on a nuclear weapon. president obama says sanctions are working as world powers will restart talks with iran over nuclear programs. >>> what is called a super moon is suspected a powerful moon in january 1912 created strong tieds sending icebergs into a path. >>> prince harry jumped out to early lead against jamaican hol

come on down to minneapolis. tootin'! this is my deal here. >> stephanie: aisha tyler in person, it is too much. >> you're kind. too much kindness in this studio. too much kindness. >> stephanie: we've been talking about the tray john martin case. we were saying as a country we aren't going to solve any problems. the right wing -- it is not us. it is not race. >> or like geraldo rivera, it is the hoodie. the hoodie did it. crazy vigilante gun-toting guys don't kill people. hoodies do. >> injury aldo always adding so much to the debate. >> take that mustache and go away. >> looking at the headlines today. five states still debating laws after trayvon martin's tragic death. can't take a pause. pause for a second. you know maybe? >> i've seen statistics. they could be produced about the fact that since they passed the graham law in florida, the number of justified homicides has skyrocketed. >> i saw that, too. >> these are not homicides that before would have occurred. they're an increase in homicides because people

beautiful day in minneapolis. 75. showers and thunderstorms in atlanta with highs there at around 81. that's a check of the forecast across the region. now the forecast close to home. new york, i think we'll see showers and maybe a thunderstorm. highs of 71. warm weather still in charlotte. highs there at 80. columbus, more thunderstorms. highs 75. plenty of sunshine in colorado with highs at 82. well, whatever the case may be this weekend, whatever your plans are, the weather looks great. spring almost here. get out and enjoy above average weather. >> ryan, thank you so much. >>> coming up, the day of the ipad, more good news on the job front, and i'll take green can ketchup with those fries. we'll explain. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> it is not the 21 jump street you may remember but it is expected to take the top spot at the box office. >>> a slew of nba trades and, yeah, march madness. you're watching "early today". >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berr

minneapolis, 18, chicago, all through new england. this may be the last cold shot for some areas of the country. we have a good warmup this week. as we start off cold, by the middle of the week, high pressure pushes off the coast and a nice warm flow comes out of the deep south where all the eastern half of the country, the northern plains will remain on the cool side. keep that in mind today. it will be one of the chillier days of the week. 36 in chicago. cold in boston too. minneapolis. but here's the warmth beginning from dallas to san antonio. today a high of 36. then you jump to 54 on tuesday. so that warm air will arrive on the east coast, lynn. it looks like we have to wait until wednesday and thursday. could be some beautiful weather. >> looks like it. bill, thanks so much. wall street eyes jobs numbers. new united airlines has a bumpy takeoff. and rush limbaugh loses yet another advertiser. your billions headlines are straight ahead. >>> kobe gets his revenge. tiger roars back with the best of his career, but was it enough to

they are based in minneapolis.uld hear what they will offer you. 100 jobs. 9 out of 10 employees say they like their job. they have daycare, medical facilities, a fitness center, hair and nail salon. who doesn't want that at your place of business. also they will cover the cost of adoptions. 10,000 dollars per child. anyway, they are looking for different hr, it, visual marketing sales types of individuals. a top company. a big company. >> you have to be in minneapolis? >> they have manufacturing facilities but yes, main jobs have been in minneapolis. >> ydo they feed you? >> maybe especially breakfast. >> this is summer jobs for teenagers. we are coming up on the summer unemployment in our nation's youth is very high right now. higher than the national average. just like it is for military veterans. they have a big career fair. they got a huge response. you can still go in to a jamba juice apply for a job. 2500 positions pay about 8 bucks an hour if you are working full-time. part-time you can't get again pi benef

today in minneapolis-st. paul, they set their eighth record of the past nine days. up in the ice box, international falls, the ice box of america, 79 for an all time march high, more like july. way up in concord, new hampshire, their earliest 80 degree reading on record. it was another beach day in chicago in march. five 80 degree days in a row, all record highs, 35 degrees above average. >> i've never seen people playing volleyball on the beach in march. >> reporter: in the nation's capital, a few people still on the ice, but the rink is closing today due to the balmy temps. in its place, a very early show of cherry blossoms, kicking off their 100 year anniversary with a festival this week. >> it is a surprise that everything has bloomed so early. it is beautiful. >> reporter: and runners across the country were in for a surprise. the athletes in georgia's normally cool marathon competed today in shorts and t-shirts, in temperatures heading toward 70. new york's half marathon participants were also treated to unseasonable warmth, while l.a. marathoners ran in unusu

same for minneapolis, wet weather on the east coast while the east coast will get to smile and enjoynother beautiful weekend. >> thanks so much. why eddie murphy's tarnished box office reputation may take another hit this weekend. it costs tens of millions and is about a guy from the past in outer space. is it launching this weekend to the top of the box office heap? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. you have plans, moments you're looking forward to. what if they were stolen from you? by alzheimer's. this cruel disease is the nation's sixth leading cause of death, affecting more than 5 million americans. the alzheimer's association has been behind every major advancement and continues to lead the fight against alzheimer's. we won't rest until we have a cure. join us. go to alz.org. >>> welcome back to "first look." and england's when elizabeth kicked off her diamond jubilee tour in one of the cultural centers. she was joined by prince philip and grand daughter-in-law kate. itn reports. >> reporter: this was lester's

and some one -- from one extreme to another in minneapolis.spring doesn't officially start until later this week but minneapolis is already having record breaking temperatures yes the town hate record from 1921 reaching 80 degrees. wow lynette. from one to the other. who knows what is going to happen. >> exactly. and we have spring coming in here tomorrow. speaking on the temperature theme. our temperatures are above average. but they are not as warm or mild as they have been. the big story this morning we are watching that humidity. so it's at 100%. that means the dew point and temperature the exact same. and what we are going to be dealing with is the fact that, well, the foggy conditions will stick around through this morning and maybe to the late morning. satellite and radar we can see the showers and thunderstorms back off towards the west. luckily this looks like it's going to be diving down to the south. so mainly clipping us missing us and then we can do it all over again as we go into the afternoon. be prepared for that. i am going to

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the adingsdition to the severe weather, look for thunderstorms in minneapolis. showers from pittsburgh to the carolinas. the eastern half of the country still feels more like summer. >> 80s from dallas to hotlanta. near 80 in chicago. 75 in 75 in kansas city. 40s in the pacific northwest. sacramento, 55. >> i left chicago not long ago. my friend said you leave, it all armed with up. not sure how i should take that. >>> all eyes on am this morning. >>> and promising news for gadget-loving tralers. powering down could soon be a thing of the past. >>> and the dance floor is ready for tonight's debut of season 14 of "dancing with the stars." we're right back. amamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamamam

wet on i-35, from loredo to minneapolis. rain soaking i-5, in the pacific northwest. and icy on i-4, in the cascades and northern rockies. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in the cities of dallas, houston, kansas city and minneapolis. >>> now, a developing story. it was just announced overnight, that the justice department is opening up an investigation into the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teen. >> 17-year-old trayvon martin was killed last month near his home in florida. george zimmermann says he shot martin in self-defense. zimmermann is a neighborhood watch captain. but he has a long history for calling police, mostly for false alarms. >> zimmermann has not been charged. martin's father says he thinks his son was killed because of his race. >>> and bristol palin says she is waiting for a call from president obama over nasty remarks made about her by bill maher. palin says if the president can jump to the defense of sara fluke after the rush limbaugh comments, he can come to her defense, as well. maher is a million-dollar donor to obama's supe

mostly 60s from boise to minneapolis. a record 80 in chicago. and 70 in kansas city. miami hitting 83. and 73 in the big apple. >>> all right. coming up after the break, the largest online dating sites teaming up to keep millions of their users safe. >>> plus, is the new ipad really too hat to handle? the experts at "consumer reports" weigh in on the complaints of overheating. >>> and get ready to rock. two iconic bands joining forces for a major summer tour. stay with us. >>> and welcome back, everybody. well, there is now confirmation, the new ipad is pretty hot. "consumer reports" says the tablet can actually get 12 to 13 degrees hotter than its predecessor when used heavily. users have complained that the ipad does reach 116 degrees. but the magazine says holding it for brief periods isn't a problem. apple tells abc news, the new ipad does operate within its specifications. >>> well, welcome relief for u.s. drivers could be on the way. saudi's oil minister says high oil prices are unjustified. and if prices stay high, his country could boost production. after his

in minneapolis, we should only be 39. we're going to be 52. 70 should be the typical high -- or 70 is the average high right now today in new york. we only should be about 48. so the bottom line, it feels like may. >> the bottom line is it's amazing. >> it is. >> get your shorts. go to the park. >> the magnolias are blooming. >> it's heaven. >>> coming up, low volume on the street. yahoo! does battle with facebook. and what a latte has in common with a tulip. your first look at this morning's business headlines is straight ahead. >>> coming up, a milestone on the ice, randy moss signs a deal, and linsanity is no match for the mvp. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. [music playing] confidence. available in color. depend® for women is now peach. looks and fits like underwear. same great protection. depend®. good morning. great day. ♪ oh, my maltipoo's depressed. but my affordable prius c means i can pay for his acupuncture. whew. i love my pooch. oh no! my homemade sushi... turned p-ushi! use estimated 53 mpg to find a

as another day of warm weather finally melted a minneapolis lake for the season. this all happened on monday, which fittingly was the last full day of winter. at least on the calendar. we use quotations around "winter." it took 90 months for the lake to thaw. temperatures have been shattered this year in and around the twin cities. for a look at your national and regional weather, here's bill karins. good morning. >> i think i have a tan. >> just for being out for a few hours. bill got out the baby oil and the mirror thing. >> no. you missed it. i was out with the baby. >> there you go. all the same. >> kind of the same. >>> good morning, everyone. incredible warm temperatures from the midwest to the great lakes, but we're paying the price in tex it tastexas. that's where things are changing. it was warm and now it's cold. the it clash is producing large, large thunderstorms. this little image captured a tornado, it appears to be on the ground in devine, texas. no real big reports of damage with that. but we're watching too much water in texas. funny, we've had su

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even at minneapolis p. they are at 66. normal temperatures in the upper midwest this time of year, highs supposed to be in the 40's. we do have 50's in the western mountains. the forecast for today -- upper 60's. even tomorrows -- expecting thundershowers overnight. we'll be into the mid 70's about the mid week. another chance for storms as we head late into the week. >> ava, thanks. dozens of spectators sported green at an annual baltimore county tradition. >> it was all about green as people won through dundalk for the st. paddy's day parade for the annual celebration of the community's irish heritage. >> i love it. they are awesome. they do a great job. >> organizers also handed out free give-aways to all the kids out there. the parade was first held in 2006. of course, that was certainly not an issue this year. >> we're keeping our traditions alive. people celebrated st. patrick's day. record-breaking prespring temperatures made celebrations even better this time of year. >> people lined the streets to watch the parade

minneapolis 22. all of 29. rapid city 19. that is where the rapid -- cooler air is.h our way tomorrow and into friday. temperatures will drop over the next few days. we can see a few clouds out to our west moved in overhead. noticed that narrow band of rain just ahead of the cold front. from canada and south were down into a coma. that will push our way. as that front drops in, we are expecting some areas of light rain. after dinner time and while you are sleeping. a band of showers moving through town. about a quarter of an inch in spots. gusty winds out of the southwest. low to mid 70's this afternoon. as the cool air settles into place, tomorrow and saturday, temperatures will drop accordingly. dropping a little below average on saturday. lots of sunshine this weekend. 60 by sunday. that is your forecast. >> i keep seeing that spring forward clot thing. you have to keep reminding me. thank you out so much. adam caskey has our backs on the weather and that's bring forward thing. a quiet run. we thought we would start with a picture live in maryland on the 270. traf

minneapolis, 71 degrees. satellite and radar, an area of just off the coast.e watching right now storms move into west virginia. should be banished -- should begin to diminish over the next couple of hours. morgantown, lightning out to the west of you. our futurecast, the next 48. around forwill stick tomorrow morning. chance for showers late in the day left of d.c. fog could drop are busily -- down drop our visibility less.uarter of a mile or 70 to 75 for a daytime high tomorrow. will give way to partly sunny skies. our extendedk at outlook. temperatures will rebound nicely. 70's by thursday and friday. the upcoming weekend, it looks it is not going to be so sunny. be windy and wet. >> that is not good. >> the wind is going to blow at things around. >> we do not want to have that happen right now. of thel to come, many remain at a certain weight. be sabotaging [ male announcer ] for making cupcakes and deposits at the same time. for paying your friend back for lunch from your tablet. for 26 paydays triggered with a single tap. for checking your line, then che

minneapolis looking for 76 degrees tomorrow. there have been a plethora of highs going on there. it hit 80 in seven out of the last nine days. that's like may or june weather. >> can you slide to the left? i can see the temperatures. 87. 85. >> talk about great for florida spring breakers though. >> look at minneapolis. it's beautiful. >> it's my hometown. i never got 80 in march when i was there. >> thank you, jacqui jeras. >>> a very serious subject. if you think slavery ended generations ago, you probably never heard of march tan ya. slavery is still existing there in 2012. very much a part of life. cnn goes in depth talking to slaves and abolitionists risking their lives. [ male announcer ] to the 5:00 a.m. scholar. the two trains and a bus rider. the "i'll sleep when it's done" academic. for 80 years, we've been inspired by you. and we've been honored to walk with you to help you get where you want to be. ♪ because your moment is now. let nothing stand in your way. learn more at keller.edu. today is gonna be an letimportant day for us.r way. you ready? we wanna be our brothe

minneapolis, 51 degrees. even warmer than us. chicago, 56.hat warm air is moving towards us for the next few days. it will not last forever. a cold front will come tomorrow night dropping temperatures for a few days friday and saturday. a high-pressure system will give us sunshine. we have a southerly flow a return flow on the backside. you will notice the wind today but it is a pleasant breeze out of the south. cold front of to the northwest. behind that, we have the cooler air in place for saturday and sunday. that will drop in tomorrow night and into friday and temperatures will drop back down into the 50's. not cold, but cooler than the numbers we will have today. into the 60's today. mostly sunny. tomorrow, breezy but near 70. a few showers possible while you were sleeping thursday night. the low temperature is on friday, 53 -- saturday, 63. -- 53. >> and 70 on thursday is looking amazing. thank you. >> a royal race. prince harry taking on the world's fastest man. buying this juicer online was unbelievable. what a bargain! [ female annou

>> i grew up in northeast minneapolis, you grew up in st. paul. >> st.l. >> you started out on wcco, minneapolis cbs affiliate. >> i worked at wcco for four years and did a segment called "good question" where we'd take questions from viewers, or ones we made up and asked people about it and that actually is what led to me sitting here today. >> i think we have a clip of that, by the way. i don't know. >> oh, one of those things. >> all right. >> i don't want to answer this. >> this will be fun. from the silly to the serious. what makes a choice a moral choice. we've all asked a lot of good questions. would you rather be a donkey or elephant. why do we tell lies? >> you probably have lied. >> i think i probably have lied. we've covered race. >> couldn't go to the movie. >> what faith and religion are you? to get answers we visited smart people. >> with the weird questions. >> ben tracy. >> reporter: how about that. >> you've enlightened me. >> when i started doing this show, i'm guessing five years ago, that was the segment here with us on saturday. >> w

single digits in much of the state right now. 10 in minneapolis. even in the 40's as you head into the mid-atlantic. 40's stretch to atlanta. the lastity of the mild air in the southern tip of florida. looking back to our area, we have 40's in the downtown area. only in the 30's though in the western counties. these are in the colder spots today. these spots will stay down as well. mostly cloudy skies. 49 for the high in baltimore. snow showers possible in western maryland. not a loot of accumulation during the day today, but by tomorrow night, garrett county may see an inch or two of snow. rain showers in ocean city a possibility. better chance this evening and those clear out late tonight. mostly cloudy skies overnight. a low down to 29 degrees. here's the futurecast. the storm down to our south, maybe a chance to see a couple showers around southern maryland this evening. more snow showers continuinging out toward the west. then that clipper comes in. by monday afternoon this is a chance for snow along areas like association ti. not a lot of acc

minneapolis smashed their records in the 60s. 62 for chicago. 63, minneapolis. the coldest and most stormy part of the nation is going to be in a good morning. beautiful start. sunshine out there. temperatures on the chilly aside. the winds are light. the first day of daylight saving, high pressure over head. temperatures about 55 at noon. tomorrow, even better -- approaching 70. >> if you spent any time in philadelphia, d.c., maybe new york yesterday, it was sunny cool, but all right, just a little bit farther north, friday night into early saturday, there was a mezza low, and it produced that. new hampshire, 9 inches of snow. next photo that i have to share with you, from facebook, thank you so much for the picture. >> thank you. >>> sports now, he was the biggest story in pro football this year, tim tebow the quarterback, who became not only an out of nowhere, on the field star, but also a pop culture sensation, is it possible that tebow is about to get the boot by the denver broncos? ron, what is going on here? >> well, listen, he had an amazing season, tim

those numbers are starting to tumble. 38 in minneapolis. we will get one more push of that tomorrow and then it will to -- it will turn cooler as we get to friday and saturday. a few high clouds and some -- that should make for a beautiful sunset this evening. clouds increase in the afternoon ahead of the cold front. it will probably move through during the overnight hours before sunrise on friday with an occasional shower. they should get out of here by the rush hour on friday morning. 47 degrees in the morning. 65 at midday. at night thursday with some sun and gusty winds, has about 70 degrees. -- high is about 70 degrees. turn the clock ahead one hour saturday night as to go back to daylight saving time. mild weather continues again next week. >> thank you for the reminder. >> coming up -- a million-dollar winner says yes. a lot of people upset about that. >> this visually impaired rider got no help from metro during her time of need. [ dog growls barks ] bring your dog to work day... not our best idea. [ barking ] george! stop it! stop.

only 35 in minneapolis. 78 in atlanta.if you will, the moisture coming in from the gulf is going to feel more springlike if anything. the showers continuing along the eastern seaboard across the southeast on saturday, tapering off into the afternoon. we expect thunderstorms and the snow to continue around the lakes. here's the cold air in place on saturday with only 29 in minneapolis. meanwhile, it's going to be quieting down in the west, especially southern california, looking nice. high and dry on sunday. snow showers around the lakes and to the interior northeast, as that second system spills to the east. by the time we get into the beginning of next week, there will be a chance of a little snow moving into new york city. not much. by tuesday, quieting down across much of the country and on wednesday, a thin area of showers moving through the middle of the country. otherwise, a much quieter pattern than what we're experiencing this week. tune into the weather channel 6:00 a.m. weekdays. get the latest forecast with "wak