dave in minneapolis.neapolis the official mental healthcare expert of "the stephanie miller show." thank you, minneapolis. >> what was the mental health expert's opinion of the show? [ laughter ] >> stephanie: that it wouldn't exist if we all were healthy. >> you all are mental, i must say. >> you're completely mental, i must say. >> stephanie: boy, oh boy. "the stephanie miller show." sexyliberal.com. there are audience pictures -- in honor of the president coming out for gay marriage equality, we had the first ever three way teabagging demonstration. >> aisha can't tea bag. she doesn't have the equipment. >> stephanie: there was something else happening i couldn't see. that will be on the inner tubes later. >> glad your mom come come to this one. >> stephanie: it was like a naked twister. i was on the bottom. who knows what was happening up there. know. i'm a small government person. not my business what was happening above me. >> oh, my god! >> stephanie: okay. all right. and then somebody said it was

thank you minneapolis. another sold-out show in minneapolis.i can't believe that i can love someone that looks that good in a horizontal stripe shirt. [ applause ] irritating. she could at least have the decency to be a b-iotch. we have one more with aisha tiler in boston. >> leave your puritan roots behind and join stephanie miller for an enticing evening of liberal deb ashery. they're coming back for a second helping of bean town. [farting] >> i remember boston. sweet as the cream pie for which the town was named. >> on june 9 2012, the the stephanie miller sexy liberal show stars john fuglesang aisha tyler and progressive radio star, stephanie miller. tickets are available online at 800-745-3000 or by going to the wilbur theatre box office at tremont street in boston's historic theatre district. that's the stephanie miller sexy liberal tour on june 9th. it is sure to be both wicked and awesome. >> wicked hot. [ applause ] >> stephanie: the pictures are up at sexy liberal facebook of the first ever three-way interracial teabagging demonstrati

that is what the department of public works would like minneapolis to look like. we really are going to be coming to you in the near future and talking to you about -- how do we take care of not only the trees were talking about relinquishing to private property owners, but all of those trees that are already the responsibility of private property owners? many of them do not want the responsibility to maintain, do not necessarily have the knowledge about how to maintain those trees. it would be our dollar, and i think we have also talked about a study -- it would be our goal, and we have talked about a study to look at our urban forest. if it is a priority for us, we really should be looking to see how, as a city, we can maintain this urban forest and all of the street trees so we do not have the inequity of having some people taking care of their trees and others not having to. it'll take an investment. it may take a new revenue stream or read prioritization of the city budget priorities. but to do that, we really -- we need to get it together. supervisor kim: th

i have seen as in other cities like in minneapolis, in the downtown areas. they are incredibly helpful in helping people who are already downtown who commute to other areas of downtown where there is vehicles, caltrain, or buses, but during the daytime, the short term bike usage is appropriate for that area. i want to be careful when we talk about equity in different neighborhoods. we do want that, particularly around the transit modes that are needed, whether it is transportation, muni, sidewalk repairs, or even the green wave corridors. we need to make sure there equitably distributed throughout san francisco. when we talk about bicycles sharing programs, they might be more useful in certain neighborhoods more than others. my understanding is it is about short-term usage during the daytime. correct me if i am wrong, but i want to make sure we are appropriately placing programs by the needs of those neighborhoods. but equity is incredibly important, and we have applications that are being put in for the sidewalk repair for the green wave corridors. we need

let's go up north to minneapolis. pat? >> minneapolis where the cbs oiowcco television, we've been doing realty checks since about 1990 thanks to brooks jackson and kathleen hall jamieson. back in 1990, we attended a seminar where their concept was discussed and we thought well, why not do it locally? why should we not do it? we began to do it more and more. there's an ebb and flow to all of this on -- in lean years, we can't do as much and in fat years, we do a little bit more. but we also have a lot of production that we have to do. those are fantastic. it takes a long time to do that. we have to dedicate a lot of people, producers, graphics. we have to take a reporter off, sometimes a producer to do this. so i was very interested to hear in the last panel, kevin, talking about the cost of this. and there is a cost. what we have tended to do just in the last coup of years since 2008 when the bad economy hit everyone, we've had a lot of layoffs and i'm sure many of your stations and companies have had that. and we've begu

police backed off the main mayor of minneapolis r.t. ryback didn't show up at the mayday parade this weekend which he usually does and so it seems like the mayor is really feeling the heat and kind of leg out of this program and there's you know they're trying to spin what happened they're trying to blame it on a couple rogue officers and they're still not addressing the ethical issues the medical safety issues all those other things they're just trying to you know hit on a couple people and hope everybody keeps moving on wow so a little tough for some of those police to point their fingers at the occupy activists when you know their department now has a flame on this area program but let me ask in front of the people who think that the officers involved were from out of state what have you heard. yeah i mean you know the officers that were involved were rural officers the state patrol officer i believe that was suspended was someone who is stationed out of state in the state patrol and that kind of thing so this. is a statewide program

severe storms from minneapolis to wichita.d mountain snow in the northwest. >>> and finally from us this morning, an update on conjoin twinned girls separated in a ten-hour surgery last fall. >> doctors they say passed their sixth-month checkup with flying colors. >> reporter: angelica and angelina dressed up for their hospital play date. and why not? having fun together, but separately, was once unthinkable. this is what they looked like last year, playing at home in san jose. and now, they're running circles around each other. >> they had their own dreams. when we're watching the "american idol," they said, i want to be the next "american idol." >> reporter: surgeons at lucille pack card children's hospital are the real stars. in november, they performed a ten-hour operation to separate the conjoined twins. today, nearly six months later, their development is right on schedule. but notice, angelica is left-handed. and angelina is right-handed. >> actually, that's a fact i didn't know. but you can think that that would make s

stormy from minneapolis to sioux falls.wers in the northwest. >>> and finally this morning, the winner of "dancing with the stars" season 14 was, anyone's guess up to the very last minute. >> and when they announced the name, it was pandemonium. here's abc's george pennacchio. >> donald and peta. >> reporter: football star, donald driver, scored the ultimate "dancing with the stars" victory. the mirrorball trophy. donald and his partner, peta murgatroyd won the season 14 championship on tuesday night. >> it's been a tremendous ride. had a great, great time. i'm just glad that i made her dreams come true. she has the mirrorball now. >> i came into this thinking, i'm going to go out again in the first week. and donald promised me that we weren't going to be out. and we've now won it. >> reporter: katherine jenkins and mark ballas who accumulated the highest judges' scores of the season, danced to a second-place finish. >> this whole experience is something i will look back on and i will cherish all my life. just because of th

in dallas, new orleans and minneapolis. >>> back to the news this morning, vice president joe biden apologized to president obama for coming out in favor of same-sex marriage before the president did. >> in an interview on sunday biden said he was absolutely comfortable with gay couples getting married. well, those comments forced the president to speed up his own public endorsement. we're told the president accepted the vice president's apology shortly before he sat down for his exclusive interview with "good morning america's" robin roberts yesterday. >> joe being joe. >>> well, the president's historic embrace of same-sex marriage has unleashed a new influx of campaign cash most notably at last night's star-studded hollywood fund raiser. this morning his coffers are fatter by $15 million, a record for a single fund-raiser. george clooney hosted the shindig at his home and the president joked all that came pouring in not because they like him but because they love george. >>> well, a pile of federal health add advisers endorsed the first drug shown to prevent hiv infection in heal

plaza in downtown minneapolis everybody kind of started working together and we sprung into action to basically asked many people as possible film what was going on and we saw it was a real shift in the atmosphere in the plaza because of this program called drug recognition experts or drug recognition evaluation d r e and essentially people who participated in the program claimed that they had been offered marijuana they've definitely been offered cash cigarettes that type of thing all of which is extremely unethical whether or not they were actually given drugs as they as multiple participants claim it's still very unethical to encourage people to to take drugs with incentives and that's why this program has no institutional review board has no oversight there are no systems to protect the safety and interests of the the training subjects in the program and we should say that the police as so far are not totally admitting that this went on they said they're going to look more into it but they're saying that a lot of the claims here are exaggerated and in this video i didn't see any.

plenty of 80s around up to minneapolis.thing. 88. that's going to be the daytime high. northeast still looking good for your saturday. so the weekend looking pretty good in the northeast. the storms again pushing in a little bit further now. this is going to spoil the temperatures or bring you some relief. depends on how you want to look at it. really going to see things cool down once that system gets through. but still warm in minneapolis. some clouds out ahead of that system. going to keep temperatures down a few degrees from the day before. 84 still in minneapolis. but mid to upper 70s for the northeast on saturday. sunday, still some storms lingering around in the southeast, moving up, inching up into the mid-atlantic. we'll be watch thing closely for the threat of strong storms. also on monday, the system now pushes into the great lakes. temperatures cooling off a bit now in the northeast with a few storming in the mid-atlantic and the extreme southern portion of florida. another system in the pacific northwest on tue

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has just been reported on this subject this week wells fargo is a big player in the city of minneapolis and there are well known to have laundered enormous sums of drug money and so we need to basically get at the consequences of financial corruption from the war on drugs but also through videos like this anybody out there can start exposing similar kinds of drug production similar kinds of sleaziness you can see that the officers are clearly uncomfortable because they know that what they're doing is really not ethical and they don't want to be filmed and that type of thing. really in the film so there's a lot of different types of issues with shown within this if you break it down quite apart from whether or not they the police are handing out drugs as the president said that they were well yeah they want to. credibly expensive forty year long war on drugs that most people would describe as a failure you know just this film is one way to start but definitely things iran from an epic standpoint to me dan thanks so much for joining us tonight thank you very much good to be with you. we h

areas like raleigh and minneapolis, just a slight chance of storms late today. it's tornado season. this is the peak of it. the weather channel crew will be out there the whole month of may trying to chase these tornadoes. >>> coming up home ownership tumbles. scooping up sun could. and the big business that is mother's day. plus bobby brown sits down with matt lauer to talk about whitney houston and drugs. >> coming up the knicks couldn't handle the heat, the kpals got even and rajon rondo suspended. you're watching "early today". >>> good morning welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry and here are your top headlines. may day protests are planned today by occupy wall street activists in cities across the country. they plan rush hour demonstrations in new york and san francisco to block bridges. >>> dna evidence has cleared two men in texas who were officially exonerated in a rape and shooting 30 years ago. they shook hands with the judge who declared them innocent after decades behind bars. >>> and in colorado robert dewey was released after a court hearing that exonerated h

from a row media twin cities in the media communities night against police brutality and occupy minneapolis all work together to show this story and what we were able to definitely establish is that there is a program which does give people incentives to become intoxicated so that they're you know so that officers can be trained to use see if they are intoxicated and that this was performed mainly at a facility near the minneapolis airport down in richfield but the problem is that for sure that we know that there were no e.m.t. as there were independent of law enforcement president the richfield site and silly several of the people that went through the program said that they were repeatedly given three marijuana it was important to realize that whether or not they were actually given drugs by the police officers any incentive to take drugs in the presence of law enforcement whether it's money or cigarettes or food and as many of these people are hungry you know chemically dependent and so forth any incentive is equally unethical and that's part of the core of the issue apart from the you k

we did have a pretty good thunderstorm and tail end of minneapolis clipping the eastside of the city heading through northern wisconsin. the final stop heading to iowa, southern portions of nebraska, lincoln south interstate 29 heading for st. joseph and maryville and missouri and des moines and a lot of lightning. we were up to 6,000 lightning strikes in the last hour, weakened now, now 2,000 lightning strikes and heading to fort dodge and ames may have a punch to. i we have these storms dying off and new storp. kansas city, north of st. louis, illinois, iowa, washington, the third day for thunderstorms in that region and some could push to detroit and buffalo today. in the southeast, okay, texas looks fine. a lot of areas to the great lakes, almost summer-like weeks we are having thunderstorms every day. >>> all right. coming up. stocks something on jobs and coffee crumbles and the latest airline feat, it is a doozy. straight ahead. >>> coming up a tragic ending for an nfl legend. you're watching first look on msnbc. first first look. fl wake up! that's good morning, veggie style.

in minneapolis st. paul, they put in a 1.4 hiking trail. passengers at san francisco can work out the kinks in a yoga room. >> have an opportunity to duck in and do 5 or 10 minutes has been nice. very nice. >> reporter: and a website trackings gyms near airports like this 24-hour fitness, a 15-minute cab rieb from dallas ft. worth. airlines are stepping up, too. they spending more money on amenities on the ground. most airport lounges offer full bars and workstations. one has a quiet room and showers. >> they're finding this as a place away from the terminal. >>> we're back in a moment with the most famous happy birthday of all. 50 years ago tonight. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and

lightning is being blamed for a destructive fire in minneapolis. three cars became engulfed in flames when a lightning bolt snapped a power line. the electrical current went through the ground and prup chured a gas line. >>> and now for a look at morning road conditions. icy on i-70 west of denver. flooding on parts of i-90 from chicago to cleveland. wet on i-40 across tennessee. afternoon storms dampened things along the west coast. >>> if you're flying today, airport delays possible in detroit, memphis, chicago, and atlanta. >>> now there's an intense manhunt under way this morning for the man suspected of kidnapping a tennessee mother and her three daughters. >> a discovery over the weekend of adam mays' home. >> reporter: the search for joanne and her three drawers, now missing for nine days, is growing more desperate after two bodies were found in this alpine, miissippi, home. the fbi following the trail of this man, adam mays, who they say kidnapped the 31-year-old along with the three girls. >> time is critical. you have two people dead. and

so minneapolis under the gun again, back into parts of the high plains.nterior northeast and rain up around the intermountain west. temperatures up to 82 in minneapolis. so we have a lot of heat in place. 91 in louisville. chance for records to break again across the southeast and into the mid-atlantic as the heat really gets turned up a notch in places like atlanta. well above 90. 81 in denver. low 60s, cool across the southern california coast, getting into that may gray time of year. across the northwest, tracking the next system, coming in with mountain snow in the higher elevations of idaho. isolated severe weather possible there on your thursday here. 88 in kansas city for thursday. temperatures cooling off into the 50s in the wake of that fold front across the northeast. by the time we get into friday, we'll lose a lot of the severe threat across the upper midwest and around the lakes. we'll see a few lingering showers and we're going to soar into the low 80s in new york 80s. we'll drop down by the time we get to saturday and tracking another storm

and i-35, from minneapolis to kansas city. wet on i-5, from seattle to portland.lings. >> as you're flying today, some airport delays are possible in the following cities, chicago, new york, philly and d.c. >>> air travelers are still reeling over spirit airlines' latest baggage fee hike. >> she's so worked up about this story. but it looks like the carrier's decision to charge 100 bucks for carry-on bags is just the tip of the iceberg. as steve osunsami tells us, that's not the only price hike fliers have to worry about. >> reporter: as if the airline fees weren't high enough, here comes spirit airlines with a new way to pick your pocket. starting in november, if you show up at the gate with a carry-on bag that won't fit under your seat, they'll charge you an extra $100 to store it in the overhead bins. >> that's crazy. that's crazy. >> reporter: have you thought about driving? >> i do think about driving. >> reporter: the airline's ceo has long blamed the extra bag fees on customers who hog up overhead luggage space. and to give some sugar with this bitter pill,

including minneapolis. and then in the eastern seaboard if you are in virginia up to d.c., definitely a period of rain this afternoon and thunderstorms. and that could even be near philadelphia and new york city during the day. and i mentioned the heat. look at this, lynn. 99 is the forecast high in dallas tomorrow. and 90 in chicago. so it looks like our heat, well, remember how hot last summer was? >> yes. >> looks like -- >> but it was july around that time. it's end of may. what is happening? bill, thanks. >>> more fallout from facebook. and a new winner when it comes to creepy online auctions. this should take the cake. your first look at this morning's business headlines is straight ahead. >>> indy can't keep pace with miami, and the kings are crowned. they are heading to the stanley cup finals after a thrilling overtime win. you're watching "first look." ♪ dave, i've downloaded a virus. yeah. ♪ dave, where are we on the new laptop? it's so slow! i'm calling dave. [ telephone rings ] [ male announcer

rain soaks i-35 from duluth to kansas city and i-90 from madison to minneapolis. wet on i-84 and 90 in the northwest. windy on i-5, 15 and 40 in the southwest. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in los angeles, minneapolis and miami. >>> and now a consumer alert. new single use plastic packets of tide and other detergents are causing major problems for parents. >> trouble is they look like candy. according to the poison control experts even the container resembles a candy jar. more and more are putting them in their mouths and i'm getting sick. nearly 200 incidents have been reported in just the last three weeks. >> yeah, candy, i just figured they got into candy and they were eating candy. you don't think about safetyproofing laundry detergent. >> you don't. tide will have new childproof containers this summer. the experts say put it in a safe place for now. >>> alarming video stories. air homeless man is under arrest after going on a rampage at a kansas tv station. >> yeah, the man smashed through the lobby door there of the cbs affiliate in topeka

this is going to work up to minneapolis. right now just some light rain there. we could get some of these thunderstorms from mason city, iowa, to rochester, minnesota. that's your travel trouble spot, i-35. and late today we'll redo this threat of severe storms. watch out from areas of wisconsin around madison, lacrosse, all the way through the quad cities of iowa, back down to kansas city into columbia. we could see large hail and damaging winds. it doesn't look like a lot of tornado. in chicago you appear safe. late tonight some of those storms could try to drift your way. the forecast for today, this is a really nice day out there. the humidity is still up enough that areas like new york city, baltimore, philadelphia and d.c., about a 30% chance of showers and storms. a lot of us won't see anything. there will be a few out there late today. d.c., 81. chicago near 90 today. dallas will be in the 90s. and there's those storms in minnesota. and, of course, florida this time of year, so humid that when you get into the 90s you'll pop up those storms. how does the

forecastwise today, strong thunderstorms, minneapolis.ove towards central wisconsin during the late evening. iowa through central and northern missouri. those are the areas of concern. otherwise, it's a pretty quiet day. we will once again see afternoon showers and storms around d.c. and baltimore. yesterday, pretty good storms. new york city, a chance of some showers, too. one just went through over the last half hour. forecastwise for today, very warm in dallas at 95 degrees. and taking a look at the upcoming holiday weekend, i don't see a lot of issues out there. the northern portion of the country will get some wet weather. the heat is really going to expand from the texas area all the way through the ohio valley. many of us will see a really nice holiday weekend. not too many issues. stretching it out? >> i'm stretching it out, bill. >> podsednik. >> that's the tough one. >> you are giving it away. this is the burlitz edition of sports. >>> the celtics had a chance to close out their series with the sixers last night in philadelphia

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in minneapolis.. got.. a great surprise..s weekend.they weee at a minnesotatwins game with their mom when suddenly their military dad who had been serving ooerseaa appeared. appeared. "hey guys, hahaha (hug)." (hug)..annie and alex buresh had no idea their dad wouud be home.to get them o the field.. their mooher told them they wwre going to be in a connest where they would have at the end was dad, waiting ere- with open arms. 3 the hhat had an impactton somee city schoollstudents today. today. the high temperatures lead to a short day for sttdents at hampden elementary school which had air conditioning problems.they wwre sent home about noontime. notta dayyto be without air ccn. conditioning...i couudn't believe the power of the heat t. tooay.chief meteorologist joining us with more onnthis blistering heat. 33 &pa heroes welcome...the happy homecoming for a group of national champions... coming up. p3 the reality of whht has happenee is beginning to set in for the loyyla greyhounds... the small jesuit ccolege in roland park i

minneapolis at 92 degrees. we will start to get warmer. in the meantime, comfortable temperatures.ow pressure been producing a lot of rain over the carolinas. it is going to drift slowly during the weekend. the forecasting challenge is to it will what effect have on our weather for the weekend. the more profound effects are going to be in the beaches. as you get further west, the i- corridor, it will be warmer. a lot of sunshine tomorrow. is trevor futurecast sees as the move to the night. -- this is howard r. futurecast we move to the night. a slight chance of a shower on sunday evening. the best chances are monday and tuesday. for the wake up hours, it will be cool, a 51 degree average temperature. 80 in the afternoon with a full of sunshine. sunday, morning sun and afternoon clouds. monday, tuesday, wednesday, and storm chances. the approach of a warm front. look at the temperatures for the end of next week. mid-80's. >> the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. moving you forward. the nationals. >> the battle of the beltway. >> what is up down there?