desde minneapolis condiciones invernales hasta chicago.Ábado tendremos un porcentaje de actividad de nieve. seÑores, para el sÁbado, hablando del fin de semana nosotros desde hoy hasta el domingo vamos a tener un 100% de fuertes lluvias en todo california. toda esa lluvia nos hace mucha falta. el sur de la florida me imagino que un poco cansaditos de la actividad de precipitaciÓn en el caribe brilla por su ausencia, estamos en vivo, se me acaba de caer el control, volvemos nuevamente, minneapolis con 19 grados. miami con 85, en cuanto a temperaturas se refiere aquÍ la situaciÓn estÁ bastante seria en chicago. se han emitido alertas, la temperatura se siente sÓlo en un grado, asÍ que bueno, examen que son condiciones muy peligrosas para abrigarse, mucha precauciÓn. para maÑana se repite mÁs de lo mismo, es todo de mi parte contigo, natalia. >> agarra muy bien ese control. sigue demostrando romeo por quÉ le llaman el rey de la bachata. las fans estuvieron con Él. >> miles de fans segaron hasta esta tienda del bronx para ver de cerca a su Ído

two feet of snow on the ground in minneapolis.ost they have had on the ground in almost -- in more than 30 years. in fact the cold air continuing here throughout the entire great plains into the midwest. chicago at 17. that's just the start. when you factor in the wind chills, feels like several degrees below from billings all the way to green bay this morning. 12 below. very arctic cold air moving into northern sections of the country. want warmth? go to the south and west, temperatures well above average. and rain for l.a., a little damp for the red carpet on >> and this weather report graugt to you by osteo biflex. the goldest winter in minneapolis since the late 70s. way below zero. >> stay away from that cup. >> drink it? >> you'll grow a tail, man. >> it's the "gma" weekend hazing ritual. thank you, jason. you're a good sport. coming up on the show, a study in yellow or on yellow. could a chemical banned more than three decades ago being turning up in items we use every day. >>> and the new man capturing our hearts with his

video out of minneapolis, not much to melt the snow. two feet of snow on the ground in minneapolis. have had on the ground in almost -- in more than 30 years. in fact the cold air continuing here throughout the entire great plains into the midwest. chicago, 17. that's just the start. when you factor in the wind chills, feels like several degrees below zero all the way to green bay this morning. 12 below. very arctic cold air moving into northern sections of the country. you have to go so the south and west for the 80s and 70s. well above average for this time of the year. a little rain for l.a., a little damp for the red carpet on sunday. there's a check across america, now a look out your window. >>> and that weather report brought to you by os owe biflex. the coldest winter in minneapolis since the late 70s. way below zero. >> don't let ron give you a -- >> you'll grow a tail, man. >> it's the "gma" weekend hazing ritual. thank you, jason, you're a good sport. coming up on the show, a study in yellow, or on yellow. could a chemical banned more than three decades ago be turning up

here in minneapolis, the average low this winter had been 1.3 degrees. the city has restricted parking until april because emergency vehicles cannot get through snow-clogged streets. the edinboro golf course does not expect to open for at least two more months. general manager dan. >> it is definitely gok awhile before all this disappears before we can start looking at how the course came through the winter. we would like to shoot for april 1st but with all this snow it is hard to say. >> do you think it is realistic this winter. >> it doesn't look good. >> minneapolis son pace to have its coldest winter since 1979. and the long-range forecast, scott, isn't giving us much hope. predictions show that below normal temperatures will likely continue through march anywhere east of the rockies. >> jamie, thank you so much. >> when it comes to records, old man winter has nothing on the grand old man of congress. democrat john dingell of michigan. since 1955 he has won a record 30 straight elections to the house. well, today at the age of 87, the longest serving

minneapolis, chicago, the cold air will continue. it's a brutal winter. tomorrow will be four degrees in minneapolis. >> i appreciate when you're bringing up billings. >> we'll be 20s. 20s and 30s is wetter than single digits. >>> what's going on over in ukraine is directing affecting your wallet right here in the um u.s., i'll explain why. faster speeds. he was once on forbes billionaire's list. this morning new details on the capture of one of the world's most notorious drug kingpins. you're watching first msnbc. what if you could shrink your pores just by washing your face? [ female announcer ] neutrogena® pore refining cleanser. alpha-hydroxy and exfoliating beads work to clean and tighten pores so they can look half their size. pores...shrink 'em down to size! [ female announcer ] pore refining cleanser. neutrogena®. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] with five perfectly sweetened whole grains... you can't help but see the good. >>> now for your "first look" at business, we'll turn over to cnbc's morgan brennan. >> netflix strikes a deal with comcast to get a

jamie yukus for cbs news, minneapolis. >> temperatures in chicago have dipped below zero in times this winter and it's only the third coldest winter on record there. >>> ukraine's ousted president victor yanukovych emerged for the first time from his country since last weekend. he spoke to reporters outside in moscow where he is under protection from the russian government. meanwhile armed men apparently loyal to russia have taken up positions at two airports in ukraine. craig boswell with more. >> reporter: ukraine's ousted leader remained dee find as he appeared before -- defiant as he appeared before the media in russia. >> i have all intentions to fight for the future of ukraine. >> reporter: the comments come nearly a week after he says he was forced it leave ukraine because of threats of violence against him and his family. friday he said he didn't want military intervention and blamed the west for the ongoing unrest. the ukrainian people are divided between loyalty to the west and loyalty to russia. the u.s. wants russia to show that it will not interfere as a new government tak

using deadly force to protect herself from a group of people who attacked her on the streets of minneapolis. her case helped turn a national spotlight on the violence and discrimination faced by transgender women of color. she joins us in our studio today along with laverne cox, the transgender actress and activist who stars in the hit tv show, "orange is the new black." >> trans woman of color are not supposed to survive. -- so often people seem to prefer us to be dead. we have our transgender day of her membranes where it seems like one of the few times where people seem to speak the names of trans women are usually trans women and trans woman of color. cece mcdonald survived. >> we will speak with alisha williams of the sylvia rivera law project edge fights discrimination against gender nonconforming people. all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. clashes between police and antigovernment protesters are continuing in the ukrainian capital kiev in the deadliest episode since protest began three months ago. at lea

here's the highs today, 13 in minneapolis. for get melting the snow in new england as the cold air has swept back in. that's your national forecast. now here's a look outside your window. so, today, this is just kind of the beginnings of our cold period. all indications are this is going to last at least through the first week of march. usual list, it's only short-lived this time of year. not this time. i don't know about you, but i think i'm more apt at this point in the winter to deal with the cold. >> yeah. >> as long as we don't add to the snow. >> yeah. some of it's melted away, so it won't be as much of an irritant. i was so hoping to hang up my overcoat. >>> what's happening in ukraine is directly affecting your wallet right here in the u.s. i'll explain that. >>> plus, faster speeds and better quality ahead for some netflix users. >>> and he was once on four billionaire's list. and this morning, the capture of one of the notorious drug kingpins. you're watching "early today." what you wear to bed is your business. so,

jamie yuccas of cbs station wcco, is in minneapolis. jamie. >> reporter: norah, it is the 46th day this winter below zero here in minneapolis, making it the coldest winter in 35 years. parts of minnesota looked and felt like the arctic today. police investigating the death of a six-year-old girl in bemidji, said she showed signs of exposure. it's unclear why she was outdoors. at least 21 people have froze tone death in minnesota this winter. temperatures today across the midwest were 20-30 degrees below normal. road conditions were blamed for multicar accidents in indiana, michigan, and pennsylvania. in some places the frost line extends eight feet below the ground. that's caused dozens of water lines to freeze around minneapolis and st. paul. >> you don't think of water being a big expense, but it is. >> reporter: molly aichele hasn't had water since sunday. she's relied on buckets of water from neighbors. >> it's a little bit like camping in your house,un. it's not the end of the world but it's inconvenient. >> reporter: cruise are tr

you migrated to minneapolis, got a job as a limo driver there.ing opposite tom hanks in this movie. and you get nominated for an academy award. it is -- >> i know. >> are you famous in somalia now? are you aware of this? >> is the movie out there yet? >> jimmy: i don't know. yeah, on the websites i am. >> jimmy: do you have family still back there? >> yeah, i have uncles. >> jimmy: so do people say i'm the captain now to you? >> they say it a lot. >> get used to it, they're going to be saying it for the whole rest of your life. >> the funny one was the lady, the host lady on the airplane. >> jimmy: the stewardess. >> she said you are not the captain now. no, i'm not. >> jimmy: and you have to laugh or else you don't get a pillow, you know. >> no good service. >> jimmy: so you've been to these award shows and obviously nominated for an oscar. who have you been most excited to meet as far as movie stars or famous people in general? >> honestly my favorite was matt damon. >> jimmy: matt damon? that's the best one? >> yeah. matt damon is good, you kn

they were trying to get back to minneapolis. and their flight had been delayed from a day before so they came back today. and wait until you hear her tale. they are getting back home tonight, but it won't be easy. listen. >> i'm taking three flights from here to charlotte, charlotte to chicago, chicago to minneapolis. he takes four flights. so he's to charlotte to raleigh to chicago to minneapolis. and he gets in at 11:30 tonight. >> you have to make three connections to get back and he's taking four? >> yes. to do a, like, three-hour flight to minneapolis. yeah. >> what do you make of this? >> it's insane. >> reporter: yeah, insane. no kidding. can you imagine? boyfriend, girlfriend, they kiss good-bye. he ran to the gate then she had to run to her gate. >> i can't even imagine what that's going to be like. >> reporter: and they had to get back today because they've got to start work early tomorrow. so there was no two ways about it. and the airline did take care of them. so it worked out in the end. not the way they would have

minneapolis is my adopted hometown now. i am grateful for detroit and i would love to see detroit and minneapolis do well: >> you severed several terms in the state legislator but you said your faith wasn't an issue until congressional run. why do you think that was the case? >> it took me by surprise. when i am running for congress, my religion is an issue. i had my pray leader come to the state legislator to offer opening prayer as we do in congress every day from different denominations and faith. i had been fasting for rom dawn. everybody knew i was a muslim. it was in the paper. but i think the reason it got such an interest is because in congress there is a specific role in terms of foreign policy, national security, war and peace. so many areas of the world where the united states was addressing an environment that was unstable had to do with a majority of muslim countries. in congress, a plot to attack the united states was hatched in afghanistan. we were in the midst of war in eve iraq, which i opposed. so i think

. >> minneapolis condiciones invernales hasta chicago, patrÓn de tiempo con lluvia que va a persistir casi un 100% de fuertes lluvias aquÍ en todo california asi que bueno por ahÍ vamos bien porque toda la lluvia como les decÍa nos hace mucha falta el sur de la florida me imagino que ya ustedes pues un poco cansados de toda la actividad de lluvias especialmente en horas de la tarde actividad de lluvia que brilla por su ausencia estamos en vivo, se me acaba de caer el control pero pablo me lo acaba de pasar, volvemos a las condiciones tiempo minneapolis 19 grados miami 85 y patrÓn de tiempo 57° f, en cuento a temperaturas se refiere la situaciÓn por aquÍ estÁ bastante ser serÍa para ustedes en chicago, se han emitido avisos de alertas la temperatura solamente 2 grados estos son condiciones peligrosas abrigarse y tener precauciÓn para maÑana se repiten mÁs de lo mismo, asÍ que bueno es todo de mi parte, gracias por estar aquÍ y seguimos con mÁs de "primer impacto" contigo natalia. >> toma bien el control jackie todo puede pasar en televisiÓn en vivo. >> sigue demostrando romeo porque le

as we head out the door in minneapolis it feels like 26 degrees below zero 13 in chicago cold as well in portions of the plains and northeast. cleveland it feels like 0 degrees early this morning. we have winter weather advisories not because of additional snowfall but because it will be producing blowing and drifting snow and further east across the mid atlantic washington, d.c., philadelphia, new york city you could be looking at light snow early this morning. a light dusting of snow out here. it's not expected to be a big winter storm. that said watch out for a slippery commute. heavy rain at times out there. out west california rough conditions have been in place. storm system will be arriving bringing in much needed rainfall. >>> president obama orders the pentagon to make a plan for pulling all troops out of afghanistan. this after a rare phone call from hamid karzai. the president said he is open to signing an agreement with the african president after the april election. after huge defense cuts a budget office reports increases in other areas of domestic spending might be to b

near are the temperatures down to 1 in minneapolis, chicago is at 6.what happens when you factor in the wind, wind chill 25 below in minneapolis, 14 below in fargo. here is some snow across the mid-atlantic, it is ending now. just one or two inches on maybe some surfaces that weren't treated, so watch the roads. 34 in washington. richmond at 36 degrees. here is this storm moving out. the snow will be clearing out. rain to the south, but this is all moving out. high-pressure building up, and that will be taking control here, giving us clear skies, but as the second storm comes down, that's what creates the wind and bitter cold temperatures. to the west of that, between the low and the high, we get that gusty wind that brings in another shot of arctic air across chicago and the mideast. a welcome storm is happening here across the southwest. there is some rain moving into california as the storm intensifies. here comes rain and snow where we need it, maybe close to two feet of snow coming down in the mountains of california. so helping the drought situat

they were heading from baltimore to salt lake at this but had to be diverted in minneapolis.t clear if she will face any charges. >> i have a shot gun i know how to use it. that's the message a los angeles woman had for robbers. >> she heard a man wandering around her backyard while she was letting her dog out that's when she found out that -- he found out he picked the wrong house to target. >> i said that crazy (bleep) has a gun. i shot it into the dirt, into the grass. to let him know, you know, i have got a gun and i know how to use it. >> after she fired off her gun a man took off in a car where another man was waiting. >> been a lot of burglaries in this neighborhood and hopefully this will tell the guys, you know, i am not a sitting duck. >> the two men are still on the run police believe they are responsible for other robberies in the area. >> what would you do if you saw someone at school hitting another classmate in the middle of the lunch room? >> well one teenager in florida jumped in to action decided to break up the fight. as a result the school suspended him. >

minneapolis starting to see some snow showers. concerns for the morning commute as they are looking for snowfall rates about an inch or so an hour. also some freezing rain kind of moving in towards the st. louis area. what are we talking about? well, some heavy snow is going to be out there today. notice minneapolis, chicago seeing 4 to 6 inches of snow. snow no one wants at this point anymore. pittsburgh 2 to 5 inches. and eventually, overnight tonight into through tomorrow, about 1 to 3 inches of snow again out towards new york city, even in towards boston. here's the timing of it. you can actually see that low again right now making its way through the ohio valley tonight. and then by tomorrow morning, commute time, there you go, starting to see that snowfall and then kind of making its way through new england throughout the day, exiting off by late evening tomorrow. remember, on the back side of this, though, temperatures, they are going to be going up. this is what you want to know, guys. look at the jet stream. it's been dip

next on booktv "after words" with guest hosts corey mitchell washington correspondent for the "minneapolis star tribune". this week representative keith ellison and his book is "my country 'tis of thee" my faith, my family, our future. in it the fourth term congressman discusses his journey from the detroit world to minneapolis his conversion to islam, his election to congress and his rise to become a leader in the democratic hardy. this program is about an hour. >> host: congressman ellison thank you for being here. >> guest: happy to be here corey, thank you. >> host: tell us about the district he represents in minnesota and your role on capitol hill. >> guest: my district is the fifth congressional district of minnesota. it's a place that is very diverse and we have people from all over the world, people who have been in america for as long as there was in america. i think we have the largest indian population in the united states but we also have arrivals from somalia, from russia, from laos and we have this traditional population from northern europe, sweden, norway and of course we h

here in minneapolis, the average low this winter has been 1.3 degrees. the city has restricted parking until april, because of emergency vehicles cannot get through snow-clogged streets. the edinboro golf course in brooklyn park, minnesota, does not expect to open for at least two months. the general manager. >> it definitely is going to be a while before this disappears before we start looking at how the course is through the winter. >>> arizona governor jan brewer has the final say on a controversial bill allowing business owners to refuse service to gays and lesbians based on their religious beliefs. supporters of the legislation say it protects religious freedom. now brewer is facing pressure to veto the bill from business leaders, and even some lawmakers, who had approved the measure. >> reporter: hundreds of protesters descended on the state capitol in phoenix last night to rally against senate bill 1062. state senator steve pierce is one of three republican lawmakers who voted for the bill but are now asking the governor to veto it. >> it was a bi

minneapolis, could be near 10 below zero. minneapolis nearing 50 days of below-zero temperatures.or the northeast. temperatures in the 50s and 60s with sunshine. the cold air with snow, that will arife adds you head into sunday and monday. temperatures through next week only in the 20s. that's a look at weather across america. >> and this weather report was brought to you by petsmart. guys? >> good job on the discorrection coming out of the munchies. >> mr. muchmunchie over here. >> all i know is what's written on the paper. >>> in the movie, he plays tough guys. this morning, liam neeson opening up about the death of his wife. the one thing that gives him comfort five years later. >>> jennifer lawrence, making sure nothing like this happens at the oscars this time around. her special request in "pop news." every age, every stage. we care about as much as you do. assortment of premium foods, his specific needs price guarantee. of health and happiness. at petsmart®. i love that just washed freshness, but then it goes to the closet...to die. so try glow unstopables. they fill your c

minneapolis, we expect that to go much colder. fargo going down to minus 34.hat is going to be for the commute. minneapolis about minus 20 and minus 22 by tomorrow evening. very significant wind chills. this is going to stay for we think the whole week. five day forecast for minneapolis, those are some of our coldest temperatures. low temperatures will be minus 20 as well as minus 10 degrees. the wind chill will seem more like minus 30 to minus 35. california we are going to be seeing some rain as we go towards wednesday. that is a look at your national weather, your news is coming up after this. >> in kansas city, missouri, the jackson county spelling bee had to end in a temporary tie after a 17-hour showdown. >> b-e-l-l-i-c-o-s-e. bell icose. >> that is correct. >> lasted 66 rounds until 2:00 a.m. sunday morning when the judges finally called it quits. the students will face off again on march 8th. the winner will go to the scripps spelling bee in washington, d.c. >>> harold ramos has died. richelle is back to tell us about his life and legacy. >> such a los

we have winter storm warnings from minneapolis to chicago. many have already from minnesota right through southern new england and that means the same area is going to get snow again. if you're driving early today, already snow is breaking up in minnesota. icy/wintery mix across iowa. chicago not yet. the worst of it for you. travel will be very difficult and very slippery on the roads. how much snow are we talking? not a blockbuster event. we're adding this on top of a snow pack. that's like waist high in many areas. detroit to pittsburgh, maybe even d.c. to philadelphia to new york. especially north and west of the big cities that will be tuesday afternoon that you'll get the snow. maybe up there in the berkshires we could get some significant snow. so your forecast today, thomas, look at denver, look at atlanta. even kansas city is not bad. that middle brutal area from minneapolis to chicago. there is a silver lining. there's enough warm air out there. we do get it in here. thursday looks like a great day in the northeast. maybe even 55 on

minneapolis is my hometown. i am grateful to detroit and love to see detroit too well. let's see minneapolis too well. >> before you came, there several terms in the state legislature. but you wrote in your book that your faith was not an issue until your congressional. what you think that's the case? >> guest: it took me by surprise because i'd been in politics already. suddenly when i run for congress, all of a sudden my religion becomes an issue. i've had mighty mom, prayer leader, come to the state legislature to offer an opening prayer as we do in congress every day from different denominations and faith. it was a good day in the paper or whatever. the reason it got such interest because in congress, there is a specific role in terms of foreign policy, national security, war and peace. so many areas of the world where the united states was addressing tumultuous environment had to do with countries where the majority was muslim. i mean, when i went to congress, only a few years before that, united states is hedged in afghanistan. we were in the midst of a war in ira

winter storm warning pretty much from minneapolis to chicago. this could be enough snow to be more than just a little inconvenient, maybe shoveling and plowing later on this evening. the snow is moving towards minneapolis. if you're driving there this morning, you will get into it. also around chicago, worse will be in the early afternoon to evening as far as the heavy snow goes. as far as the snow predictions go, the white is three to six, the pink is as much as six to 12. in this case more close to the 6 inches. you'll see that strike goes down to chicago. it will be a little bit lighter near new york city and philadelphia. interior new england could get a little bit of snow out of this tuesday afternoon. winter still holds on from the northern plains to the northeast but take a look at phoenix, denver, dallas, new orleans, atlanta, florida, it is looking very mild. >> san antonio, 83. >> a little taste of that. >> yeah. >> just a little. >> all we can do is just look at it on the map. >> all we can do. the oven. sit over the toasters. >>> mor

or lymington, minnesota, and they chose minneapolis and it was about how the stadium way back in the early 1980's... on time and under budget. let's forget about the fact that it collapsed a few times. i was saying with the demise of the stadium when it was deflated for the last time, this time a planned deflation that we would stop hearing the jokes about how you should not wear a pointed hat in the top row and various other things. it has been a great stadium for our state. it is where we won two world series and some incredibly precious moments for minnesota sports. >> the story goes you come to washington and you are in the u.s. senate and you walk into the men's room during the first week. >> that is a correct story. now it is all of our 20 women. we have had a traffic jam in the women's bathroom. here i was brand-new and i did not know my way around. i had not had much connection here at all. i had been a prosecutor elected three years and i did not know my way around and i did walk right in to the men's bathroom and i believe john kerry was coming out at the same time. [inaudi

the new mayor of minneapolis is here. [applause] friend who told me i was running for president before i knew i was running for president, love that man. [applause] now i want to thank everybody who showed me around union depot and gave me a preview of this new light rail line. it is fantastic. [applause] i also just want to say, even though he is not here today, i want to say to everybody how michelle and i have been keeping in our thoughts and prayers one of the great americans that we know, walter mondale. [applause] now, like millions of americans i was watching the olympics. minnesota sent 19 athletes to the games. [applause] tied for second-most most of any state and they did us all proud. it is not shocking that minnesotans might be pretty good at the winter olympics. [laughter] what is interesting is that once route thattiny town it really is hockeytown, usa. tj's shooed outperformance against the russians, i enjoy it a lot. i tweeted about it. we spent some time over the last few weeks on hockey. i am not here to

. >>> and if you're flying, airport delays are possible in minneapolis, chicago, detroit, memphis, atlantanew orleans and houston. >>> major medical news this morning. some of the nation's top doctors warning that too many babies are being delivered by cesarean section. >> one in three women giving birth across the country today are having a c-section, and leading ob/gyn groups say in many cases they may be unnecessary. women who undergo planned c-sections have a three times higher rate of serious problems including death. >>> a new type of leukemia therapy is showing promising results. the approach trains the body's own immune system to fight a specific type of leukemia by modifying the patient's immune cells. in a small new study, about 88% of trial patients are in remission with this new therapy. >>> a dangerous online drinking game spreading across the globe with some deadly consequences. it's a challenge called neck neknominated. it plays out on social media. people post videos of themselves downing a strong concoction of booze then they nominate friends to outdo them. neknominate is

you, because six to 12 inches more of snow, and thomas, the minneapolis area next week they're goinghs of, like, 10 degrees with lows in the negative numbers. the midwest is not going to be thrilled. >> winter continues. i'm really encouraged he about the weather we've been seeing here at least on the eastern seaboard. >> we're going to melt a little bit. >> coming up at the top of the hour "morning joe" the latest from use korean. protesters once again turning to violence. we have new details straight ahead from kiev. thrown a lighter note. we come back here, and we've heard the rap "regulate" "good vibe rags" and nothing but a good thing. can it be down for rapary's delight. we'll have a brilliant and beautiful guest star nbc news's -- who is that? auditioning for lewis's spot. this gorgeous woman coming up. i mean, look at it. so indulgent. did i tell you i am on the... [ both ] chicken pot pie diet! me too! [ male announcer ] so indulgent, you'll never believe they're light. 100-calorie progresso light soups. to help me become an olympian, she was pretty much okay with me turning

feeling like negative 19 in minneapolis, although it's so cold they'll see quite a bit of sunshine outre today, morgan back to you. >> thanks so much jelelah. fire departments all across the country are fighting now more than fires, they are battling the affordable care act, employees with 50 or more workers to provide health insurance to employees working more than 30 house a week, that's a big challenge when firefighters work long hours and department budgets are tight. jim reports. >> reporter: on a cold and snowy colorado afternoon, michael haney is trying to keep his driveway clear. even when he's working had i second job, construct being websites. haney would rather be here. the 40-year-old is one of 12 part-time firefighters at fire rescue about an hour north of denver. >> if michael haney had his druthers ill be here all the time. >> reporter: for haney fire fighting is his dream job. he used to work 50 hours a week, but starting in 2013 the part timers had their hours cut to less than 29 hours a week if they worked more than that they would be classified as full-time under the

chicago and detroit won't get much above freezing and just 15 degrees in minneapolis. >>> in northern california, a former indian tribal leader under arrest accused of killing four people, seriously wounding two others. police say that happened during a hearing about whether to evict the woman and her son from the home. she suddenly opened fire then after running out of ammunition, she grabbed a butcher knife and started stabbing at people before she ran away covered in blood. >>> two men charged with viciously beating a san francisco giants fan into a coma are now pleading guilty. bryan stow was left permanently brain damaged and needs full time care after the parking lot attack at dodger stadium three years ago. as part of the plea deal, louis sanchez and marvin norwood admitted they attacked stow in exchange for minimal prison time. >>> the person holding that sole winning ticket to the colossal powerball jackpot is still a mystery this morning. >> but the celebration is on at the california gas station where it was sold. that family business in milpitas gets a cool million for sel

minneapolis, seeing it this morning. look at the camera from earlier in morning.t's going to be a messy commut. they expect anywhere from 3 to 6 inches of snow. that same snow total is headed for places like chicago. detroit. all coming in with some of their top ten snowiest seasons. that's true. you look at new york city. boston. this happens for us tomorrow on the east coast. it's in the midwest today. it moves east, gaines a little strength. look at the snow totals. west of new york city in the 6-plus. i'll time it all out for you and bring back my scarf in just a couple of minutes. don't go anywhere. >> thank you, ginger. >>> to the olympics now. weather has been an issue. today, again, two race, in the men's snowcross and the 15 kilometer biathlon postponed today. amy robach tracking it all. we see the fog behind you. >> yeah, george, i mean, the weather still the big story here. this time, not the heat. it's the fog up in the mountains. but all was bright if the iceberg skating palace last night where the ice dancers put on a dynamic show. especially three e

minneapolis, 10 below. duluth, 12 below. new york city, 12 below, duluth, 35 below with the windchill. it is miserable out there. let's talk about what it feels like towards the afternoon, guys. this is the best it gets notice 26 in d.c. detroit feeling like zero. indianapolis, single digits at 5. tomorrow, unbelievable, gets even worse, out towards minneapolis, it's going to be rough. there's some snow in the forecast. not a biggie. we're talking a dusting as two systems make their way through. this is a reinforcing burst of cold air. yes, this cold is expected to linger. as far as what we're expecting, snow not produced from the first system, less than an inch. lake-effect snow that's where we get higher amounts of water, yes, 6 inches possible there. in the south, they're getting rain. finally, on the west coast, guys, two systems a really big one for the weekend can had they need for the dry conditions. >> i think it's really hard to be in duluth right now. here's a challenge for you, if you're in duluth watching our sho

minus 13 in minneapolis. struggling to get above 0 at all through the day. in. we need the rain fall. for the most part, good news. too much of a good thing will lead to flooding. the first round of rain comes in here today aimed at the bay area. second round of rainfall friday into saturday will bring soaking rain to l.a. again, flash flooding, mudslides, big time concern. john and marci, now back to you. >> thank you. >> nasa pointing satellites to california so they can monitor which areas need the water the most. which areas may still have a little bit of snow on the ground or water supplies. >> give them the data so they can manage their resources more effectively. >> all right. if you entrust your children to a school bus each morning, there is dramatic evidence that they are built for safety. newly released video shows what happened inside a washington state bus when an suv plowed into it head on a week ago. two eighth graders suffered minor injuries. the suv's driver and passenger were injured more seriously. >>> for the first time the u.s. fined a f

how are you doing there in minneapolis? deicing their cars.one woman saying this is toughest winter she can remember. >> this is really cold. >> it keeps getting colder? >> we just had 35 weather but it dropped right back down. >> do you think it will fo feinste feinstefoin -- continue --? >> yes. >> what is it like living here? >> i like the summer but hate the winter. >> how is the weather up there? >> many people are saying it is the worst winter and say are right. so far this season, minneapolis has seen 45 days of sub-zero low temperatures. 45 days this season and the record is 60 and that was set back in the 1800's so i am curious to see if we will set a record for lows dipping below zero in minneapolis. and six below zero all and eight below zero in duluth. those are actual temperatures. then you factor in the winds. and the wind chill temperatures are brutal. 32 below zero in duluth. we have a blizzard warning out here because we could we wind gust up to 50 miles per hour so blowing and drifting so are a big concern. the cold wind chil

or lymington, minnesota, and they chose minneapolis and it was about how the stadium way back in the early 1980's... on time and under budget. let's forget about the fact that it collapsed a few times. i was saying with the demise of the stadium when it was deflated for the last time, this time a planned deflation that we would stop hearing the jokes about how you should not wear a pointed hat in the top row and various other things. it has been a great stadium for our state. it is where we won two world series and some incredibly precious moments for minnesota sports. >> the story goes you come to washington and you are in the u.s. senate and you walk into the men's room during the first week. >> that is a correct story. now it is all of our 20 women. we have had a traffic jam in the women's bathroom. here i was brand-new and i did not know my way around. i had not had much connection here at all. i had been a prosecutor elected three years and i did not know my way around and i did walk right in to the men's bathroom and i believe john kerry was coming out at the same time. [inaudi

in minneapolis feels like 10 below zero in chicago.t will be getting colder in parts of the northeast. coming up in the moaning hours we will see windchills dip down below freezing. we have the cold air going over parts of the relatively warmer waters. that actually produces lake-effect snow but we are expecting several inches of accumulation through out the day today. not muf to produce significant accumulation but that will be something to watch on the roadways. out west a number of storm systems arrived across portions of california. the first one producing areas of heavy rain and snow. we could see several feet of snow across the higher elevations out here. very strong winds and flash flooding. we will keep an eye on it. >> maria molina, thanks. >> it is more crowded than we thought. nasa confirming finding 715 planets outside of our solar system. that in is the largest batch found. it increased the number of planets discovered from our gal lax see since 1700. it is a step of their goal finding earth 2.0. >> should captains do all

nine degrees in minneapolis. the colder air on the way and will be modified a little bit. we are looking at single digits around here, temperatures that will feel 30 degrees colder compared to where they are today. the cold front moving through earlier this afternoon. now we are looking at the back end of it. this is where the showers are located. mainly rain showers right now, but just off to the north and west of us. earlier this evening, we had some snow showers. all of this moves our way and is of thehere by the time rush-hour commute. no weather problems early tomorrow morning. this is our futurecast as we move through the next 48 hours. temperatures tonight will only be in the lower to middle 40's. still a good deal of sunshine. windtrong, warm westerly will make you feel so much colder out there. another round of winter weather, maybe a few snow showers late tuesday night. not expecting it to come out to a whole lot. expect this to remain south of us and move out to sea. here is the forecast for overnight. the rain and snow showers will diminish. tomorrow, the skies

minneapolis, st.aul, for example, is an interesting contrast to its neighbor, detroit. we have been writing about the disaster of destroyed. minneapolis, st. paul, they have had something like a five percent unemployment rate as a metro area. it has been continual growth through this whole period. you see the pockets and it is a reflection of local, state, and metropolitan area growth policies, regulatory policies that are different. dois an interesting thing to , look at a country that while overall, the unemployment rate is high, it has had some successful regions that should be models for the future. i want to emphasize one thing. at the top of the comments, he referred to this idea of these enormous deficits during this period. one of the areas where the obama administration failed, was to impress upon the public just how dramatic a crash this was. tohink there was a tendency the crisishow severe was and how unique the stimulus was. this was not the start of the obama administration's program on g

tracking through areaing of iowa, minneapolis. we're getting moderate snow in the minneapolis area.many locations. let's break it down. first off, 56 million people under winter storm warnings or advisory. we haven't even added d.c. or new york or philly or albany, boston, hartford. so the number will go way up later on tonight. the snowfall forekaeft, the pinkish, near chicago, southern wisconsin, also near portland, maine, a lot of the big cities on the east coast will get sloppy, a coating early. let me break down more specific cities. detroit 4 to 6. milwaukee 4 to 6. san st. louis, some ice. maybe more in new york. but west of 95, that's where we could see as much as 4 to possibly 6 inches of additional snow. absolutely ridiculous. it looks nice once again, but it's freezing cold. wind chill in the teens in new york city. snow this time tomorrow. you're watching "morning joe." aflac. ♪ aflac, aflac, aflac! ♪ [ both sigh ] ♪ ugh! ♪ you told me he was good, dude. yeah he stinks at golf. but he was great at getting my claim paid fast. how fast? mine got paid in 4 days. wow. that's

minneapolis right now negative 3, but that's not even with the windchill brought in. you add in the windchill and you're talking about these temperatures feeling like 20 below. new york city right now, i know, i was shaking running into work this morning. feels like 19. there's good reason for that, right? now let's talk about what else is expected. you can see around indianapolis, they saw about half an inch. some flurries will be out there throughout the day. we're not expecting a lot, but yes, it may take some people by surprise, i suppose. then, overnight in through tomorrow, still talking about some flurries out there. a little low making its way around. new york city 0.2 inches, not a lot, d.c. a little over an inch. you get the picture, flurries, not a major storm. farther down south, talking about 1 to 2 inches of rain, since it is warmer, and that's not the big story. the big story is the cold. how long's going to last? well, throughout the week. look how nervous i am already. >> i know. thanks for that. but you say it might take people by surprise. you shoul

bismarck, minneapolis minus one the daytime high on thursday.'ve been in the freezer much of the winter. single digits on thursday. your average is almost 40 degrees. the windchill is what makes it feels feel so dangerously cold. the cold core is across midwest, plains, great lakes, south and eastward over the next few days. it's going to feel like minus 30, minus 35 in some of these areas. so again people are urged to stay indoors, check on kids. radar, seeing snow along the arctic cold front. light flurries, enough to say people are saying enough already. we don't want any snow. light in nature, folks aren't happy, the ones that don't like snow anyway. back to the freezer for a lot of areas, new york, d.c., boston struggling to get past the freezing mark. as we look ahead the following week, looks like we're going to remain cold for much of the country. i wish i had better news. >> thanks for nothing. >> what's the good news? >> be careful with the cold. >> mvp while told you crazy story about a car ending up in a sinkhole after a hit-and-run.

but we go generally through minneapolis into sioux falls, occasion ll through chicago. you get used to it. it gets built into your schedule. you develop a rhythm around it. but i've never -- travel is tiring. i typically get asked the question, what's the best part and worst part of your job, i tell people the worst part sometimes is getting and from it. but it's what -- is getting to and from it. but it's what i signed up for. you build into your week and your schedule, it's something you do and you make the most of the timism use the time when i'm on a plane to do a lot of my signing, reading, some of the light work, trying to catch up and get ready for everything that's coming up in that week. >> if you have a chance to listen to music, what to you listen to? >> i grew up, i was a rocker in the 1970's and 1980's. so you know, a lot of those old 1980's bands, i really enjoy. some of them oddly enough are reforming and starting to play again. i catch a lot of those concerts. country music, i developed an affinity for that. and partly -- i had a daughter who went to bel

it's already in minneapolis. it comes into the big cities tonight, tomorrow, and really the bulk of it is on thursday into friday. chicago, now somewhere around 17, won't get above freezing for the next seven days. in fact, many lows in chicago will be 5 or 10 below zero. it's going to be 17 below in the twin cities. this is a cold air. it skirts the south. it gets here. the low in atlanta is going to be 22. we'll take that. this is the core of the cold. ontario, quebec, it swings down through and into the upper midwest and clips new york city as well. here are the lows tonight. minneapolis, 14 degrees below zero. do the math. that's 46 degrees below freezing. chicago, 1 below. that's the morning low. even for new york, you get to 18 tonight. but that's not the coldest night of the week. tomorrow night will be colder and friday night will be colder than that. it gets down to 11 in new york city for thursday morning. back out here, you don't even want to see this. 7 below zero in chicago with wind making the windc

and 16 in minneapolis.nto southern minneapolis and minnesota. snow just hanging around the areas. very dangerous driving conditions as you can see on the screen. as we continue through, see that the arctic air continues from the southeast into northeast. but the big concern in the northeast is the snow. how much are we expecting? anywhere from 2-3 inches across portions of new york. new york city, less than an inch. that's a look at the forecast from coast to coast. let's look at the forecast outside your front door. >>> this weather report -- >> can you see it? yeah, you can see it. >> don't slip. >> ron was so invested in the weather that he was gesticulating and knocked the cup over. there's water all over the place. >> be careful. >> that makes me want to get close. >> he wants to be clear that it is water, right? >> water. >> all right, thank you, ron. thank you. >>> coming up bianna -- coming up on the show, surprisingly candid advice from the first lady. what michelle obama could do if she were justi

with minneapolis could pick up four to six inches as well. big shift is going to pull in warmer air. for the southeast and mid atlantic. temperatures 64 degrees in atlanta. by monday, tuesday, 66 and a warm up in dc 47 degrees but wednesday's temperatures feeling so nice 61 degrees in dc and 67 in atlanta on wednesday, don. >> thank you, jennifer. appreciate that. >> the country's biggest gay rights add casy group. key note speaker former first daughter chelsea clinton. she co-chairs the foundation that bears her family name. >> and what did she have to say? what message did she bring? >> reporter: she is making the rounds now that she has taken over the vice-chairmanship of the clinton foundation. and it was safety and inclusion of the young gay community. she spoke about gay rights and women's rights. >> my mother has of ten said that the issue of women's rights is the unfinished business of the 21st century. but so too are the lgbtq rights. so it is my hope that if we continue to work together. every child whether lgbtq or straight, can go