. >> given the fact that minneapolis st. paul as an exceptional record not only on building income building wealth but sharing wealth and create creating opportunities for upward mobility, we should pay more attentions to cities like it if we want to replicate that across the country. >> woodruff: and, the last crossing of the lusitania. a new book chronicles the passenger ship's final voyage through the perilous waters of world war one. >> there is so much fantastic archival material that it seemed to offer an opportunity for me to put on my alfred hitchcock hat and really make it a kind of exercise in nonfiction suspense >> ifill: those are some of the stories we're covering on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> at lincoln financial, we believe you're in charge. you're the chief life officer, and this is your annual shareholder's meeting. you're overseeing presentations on research and development,

something we done in minneapolis, st. paul. does there need to be a real catastrophe before their israel action? foxx: you mean like a bridge collapsing in minneapolis? we have had catastrophes. it's unfortunate. every time something happens people say we've got to fix this and do something different. frankly, the american public has to demand action. i hope we continue to pound the pavement. connecting folks to the

attorney andrew lugar is spearheading the effort in minneapolis.you were to boil down the solution how you're attacking this how would you describe it? >> the way the community described it to me. they wanted more community engagement by law enforcement, more mentoring through more job opportunities, after-school programs in-school programs early intervention teams that grow out of the community working together at the early signs of radicalization. >> reporter: it's precisely what cartoonist mohamed ahmed is doing. >> especially islamic state out. >> reporter: you created a cartoon series basically to try to fight isis propaganda. >> correct. the goal is to fight not only isis but al shabab boko haram. they're all the same. you go after one ideology you're going after all of them. the objective is to get kids between the age of 8 and 16 and look at this before they go on facebook and see extremist videos. >> you say it takes an idea to destroy an idea. >> yes, it does. we dry out the recruitment process. >> reporter: those recruited are just a tin

flow here and we have a frontal boundary to the north and west bringing rain a snow towards the minneapolis region. that's a cold front th will come through tomorrow. ahead of that front we'll be on the warm side, temperatures tomorrow righ around where they are today in some areas, 68 in d.c., 69 culpeper, 71 around

abdi recent high school graduate from minneapolis, lived in the south minneapolis somali-american communitynd may have come under the influence of some adults who were quite radical, started dressing differently and talking a lot more about religion started a twitter account where he talked a lot about religion. then one day just disappeared. and they -- the family managed to reach him when he was in turkey. he said he was going to fight jihad and since then he's been in syria with isis. >> and there was no alarm in the family -- one of the things that homeland security tells us they are working closely, especially in places like minneapolis where there's a large somali ex-pat community, trying to get community leaders and a lot of help and work from mosque leaders to identify kids and young men and women at risk but no alarm bells went off. >> not really his family was certainly aware something had changed. but he was very secretive about what is going on in his head. like most parents and certainly most somali immigrant parents, you know they were not exactly following his social media po

most of the job cuts will happen at the minneapolis headquarters.in minneapolis. it employs 13,000 people there. so it's a big blow for workers. now let's just put this into context. the company does have 366,000 employees so the company has not been specific with the exact number but if you figure several thousand 2,000 to 3,000, it's about 1.5 to 2% of its work force in its headquarters. now as painful as this is for the workers, wall street loved this because it's part of a broader plan to cut about $2 billion in expenses over the next two years. this company has been on a roller coaster ride. you remember the data breach. it cost them a lot of money and a lot of customers. customers did not trust the company so they had to discount heavily to get them back in the store. they had to bring in a new ceo. sales have rebounded. now they have to grow sales in an environment where the american consumer isn't spending as much as retailers would like the american consumer to see, right? >> somewhere down the line it lost that coolness that hip factor. >>

opened two altercate expresses for the first two really within the country other than the one in minneapolis the one in the financial district and the other in berkley in the downtown ear and if you ever have a chance to invite you'll see the product selection and the store lay out and design is different between the two of them and what you'll see on ocean avenue if approved that is different it will be tailored to what we see in ocean avenue the other thing about the small format there's closer communication and contact between the store folks and the guests as we call them so we're able to get constant address immediate feedback not being statistic but based on the needs we're hearing from there's one other part to it interesting to point out that as part or targets online servicing online products the whole realm of them can be picked up at the store you can order online and rather than having to have it shipped to our house you may not be there it can be shipped directly to the target express store and picked up in our neighborhood there are one hundred free patricia's within the existi

around kansas city and minneapolis, 61 degrees in the works. it was minus 7 in minneapolis last thursday for the overnight low temperature. the 61 is the warmest temperature since before halloween. the warmest in kansas city since late january. much for atlanta. >>> enjoy that minneapolis. time for an early start on money. stock futures are lower. investors in a buying mood on the sixth anniversary of the bull market. you will still have to wait a few weeks. tim cook unveiled the details about the apple work in san francisco. pre-orders start april 10th. it is available in stores april 28th. three models from $349 to $17,000. the battery should last 18 hours. you need to pair it with an iphone 5 or iphone 6. if you want more specs go to cnnmoney.com. are you in the market? >> i did meet one person who said she wanted one. i haven't met anyone else. if you want one of the iphone watches or iwatch. tweet us @christineromans. let us know. i'm confused by what the market is here. >> they are trying to create a market that i don't know we need. appl

minneapolis police are seeking more help on this. if you know anything you are urged to call police. >>> the bodies of two missing men in last week's new york city gas explosion are pulled from all of that rubble. one of them has been identified as 23-year-old nicholas figure rel figorela who was on a date when he was killed. 22 people were injured when it looks like a natural gas line exploded and leveled the she buildings. there may have been something inappropriate that hampered with the gas line. >> nuclear aagreemented will come tomorrow at midnight. there are people backing away from the critical component of the deal. the joint military force is born out of the yemen crisis. kevin corkkorke is -- corke is live with the latest. >> you are right about a change by iran. for months they said they were willing to at least for perhaps a portion of this talk send a large portion of the uranium to russia. but the deputy foreign minister backed off of that at the 11th hour and all of this is happening as the deadline is quickly approac

. >> reporter: in minneapolis today, drivers were going nowhere fast. >> i got the car stuck now. my wife ran it down and we can't get it up the driveway. >> reporter: at least 6 inches of snow catching a lot of people off guard. >> i can't believe it accumulated so fast. >> reporter: getting around was down right hazardous. in rolla, missouri, crews finally have i-44 opened after this pile-up on saturday involving at least 25 cars, trucks and a greyhound bus. in virginia, state police were working at least five separate crashes on route 60 alone. near boston, a youth hockey team is now telling a harrowing tale of being inside this ice rink when the roof collapsed under heavy snow. >> i immediately started screaming to get off the ice. i just knew that wasn't a natural sound. >> reporter: february is now officially the snowiest on record in boston. the city just under six inches shy of the snowiest year ever. new mexico has records show. 9 1/2 inches of snow in three days, that is normally what they get in a year. on the first day of march, more than 63% of the continental u.s. is

these are the windchills. 13 up in minneapolis. 27 st. louis. two systems. one is more of a cold ramp but there have been some reports of snow. you can see that rain turning to snow in connecticut. some areas still getting the snow but look at the system here in the middle of the country because of the ridge of high pressure is driving down systems from central canada and that snow turning to st. louis has snow. chicago. all the way down to tulsa. tulsa had tornado two days ago now they are getting a cold northerly flow. 30s up in the mountains. 32 in tahoe. look at blue canyon. the fog will make an impact as the high pressure system backs off slightly. it will be a little cooler going into the weekend. morning fog it will be warm away. cooler coast and bay with 60 ann not as warm inland but we should be the in the upper 50s and 70s. but not the 80s or 90s. phil roy yesterday 90 degrees. my goodness. fog will take us into the weekend. a little cooler on tap for early next week. >> all right it keeps changing. >> i know. >> either fog or hot. >> thank you. >>

but look at minneapolis single digits. 8 degrees. and then look at the balmy 70s right now. 74 birmingham. 71 in columbia. so that front it will continue to move in our direction. that rain will change over to wet snow especially north and west after about 11:00 o'clock and then aft midnight progressing toward the south continuing into south jersey and delaware during the day on thursday. so here's the call for snowfall expected. trenton, philadelphia, wilmington five to 8-inches. likewise in south jersey, some locations could achieve over 8-inches of snow. so once again now through 11:00 mainly rain and then after midnight we start to see the bulk of that snow moving in by day break on your thursday. guys, back to you. >> all right. scott thank you. >>> penndot watching this forecast closely it's got crews on call and ready to go hoping to stay one step ahead of this stop. fox 29's chris o'connell is live in norristown with more on the conditions. chris? >> reporter: well, first of all you may be surprised iain to learn that penndot

minneapolis 1 below. chicago 17.ably feels pretty warm compared to what it has been on many other occasions. the wind chill continues to be brutal. 15 below minneapolis. 24 below bismarck. zero denver. 7 below billings. look at the moisture from texas, going right through oklahoma all the way through memphis and then north of that st. louis to cincinnati, snow. then washington is rain. then new york and boston snow. just -- it won't stop. the system we had a couple of days ago is all the way down baja and now checking out more towards new mexico. it took a southern track i'll say. for us, except for a few clouds over the sierra, sunny and good to go from crescent city to san diego. cold morning, a warmer afternoon, 30s and 40s giving way to 60s to near 70. tomorrow 70s. then a lot of 70s as we go into friday, saturday and sunday. very warm sunday. >>> time is 5:51. construction stopped. coming up at 6:00, the lawsuit that is temporarily halting a plan that was 15 years in the works. >> the trial of the suspected bost

they can get some early spring snowstorms. 47 in chicago. 49 in minneapolis., nice a lot of sunshine, 51 in d.c. 60 in atlanta. phoenix nice and hot tomorrow at 97 degrees. closer to home california, lots of sunshine, hot in palm springs. once again 99 tomorrow. 78 the high in l.a. 85 for sacramento. chico checking in with 85 degrees. in the bay area tomorrow, high pressure still in control. that means wall-to-wall sunshine for your sunday. 37 in downtown san francisco. 76 in oakland. 79 the high in vallejo. 81 in livermore. the forecast, we are sun-soaked on sunday, partly sunny on monday. we'll get cooler tuesday. sunny and seasonable midweek. cloudier and cooler to start off next weekend. >> we've got it we'll enjoy it. >>> if you like hoops today was your day. >> big day for local high schools. state championship games. ivan, two free throws wins the title. air balls the first. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> high school hoops in the state championship games tonight. bishop o'dowd taking on modern day in the marquee matchup. what a finish we had. o'dowd trailed the entire game.

just last june a 13-year-old runaway from minneapolis was rescued and her traffickers were arrested in fargo morehead. police believe that the traffickers were more than likely on their way out to our oil patch with the victim, and they stopped over in fargo morehead to make a little cash by selling these children in the area. this is a story we hear over and over again the vulnerability of children, the trafficking of children into the oil patch in western north dakota. in fact, talking to the experts who track advertising of young children whether it is in the deep or dark net or whether it is in things like back pages what they will tell you is the spike up in trafficking and ads in western north dakota alarms them and should alarm us. this is not a big city problem. we know this is a problem that affects north dakota. if traffickers are willing to snatch runaways in the big cities and bring them out to north dakota you know they are trying to prey on this vulnerable population in north dakota as well. this is personal for me. i know a lot about this topic because my sister works in

attorney andrew lugar is spearheading the problem in minneapolis.acking this how would you describe it. >> the way the community described it to me they wanted more community engagement by law enforcement, more mentoring through after school programs. in school programs. early intervention teams that grow out of the community, working together at the early signs of radicalization. >> reporter: it's precisely what this cartoonist is doing. >> specially islamic state out. >> reporter: you created a cartoon series basically, to try to fight isis propaganda. >> correct. the goal is to fight not only isis but al shabab and boko haram. they eat off the same ideology. the goal is to get kids between 8 and 16 and get them to look at this before they start looking at youtube and videos. >> reporter: you say it takes an idea to defeat an idea. >> it does. and we fight it the way i'm fighting it. that way we dry up this recruitment process. >> reporter: but those recruited are a tiny fraction of the somali community here. something we're reminded of at every t

but the twin cities of minneapolis-st. paul are jihad central in the united states. people are probably shaking their heads saying minnesota. i can see new york chicago, los angeles, but minnesota? yes. minnesota. minnesota have the largest somalie-muslim population in all of north america. 100,000 somali muslims live in the twin cities of minneapolis-st. paul. not every somalians are terrorist. united states cities who live in the twin cities have travelled overseas over the past years and joined terrorist groups like isis. more than any other state and city in the entire country. minnesota and thatsuomalia muslim population. we had a threat by al-shabab linked to al-qaeda calling for attacks on mall of america in mississippi -- minneapolis. if you have the large population living within the shadow of that shopping mall you may have a problem. dozens of u.s. citizens from the same area are going overseas to join terrorist groups. the worst of the worst; isis. it seems to be following the european model. i document in the book the problems western europe is having in

. >> and we so far have been in minneapolis, detroit, chicago and now we're coming to new york and bostonple know that linda is voiced by a man. >> i don't know if they do. sometimes i watch linda and i can't believe that voice came out of me but it is a woman. there is a woman inside all of us. >> who is it, is it your aunt mother sister who is it. >> well, my mom, pretty much is from brooklyn and just started impersonating her at an early age. who knew it would one day pay the bills you are making hundred i for sure. >> jacuzzi enthusiast, they have lotion monthly. oh healthy baby digest. >> so we will see a lot of stand up then if we come to the show. >> yes, parents bringing their kid, there is some f bomb's in there just to let you know especially in the auditorium. >> you potty mouth. >> yes, it happens. >> someone told me they saw this in minneapolis and you do a table read. can you explain what a table read is. >> we do partial script table read and it is really great just to read the script in front of the audience and the the humor translates and it is a script that hasn't aired

the windchill this morning, 12 below in minneapolis. zero in denver.eek pass, that's it. 58 inches of the snow in colorado. speaking of snow, you can see the line. there's snow from boston and new york -- boston will probably set an all-time record today. i think they only needed an inch and a half to set the record. st. louis back to tulsa, but then you start to get the freezing rain. the forecast for oklahoma city is freezing rain, freezing drizzle, snow, heavy-- heavy snow. by 10:00 it should be on the way out. there will be ice as well for travel delays. right along the coast, all the way down to baja, kicks out to the four corners. for us, high pressure wins out. 20 in tahoe. 40 in blue canyon. there will be warm air aloft and had been looks like this will hang around. we'll get an easterly breeze tomorrow. a lot of sun the next five days. the only fly might be a surge which would bring back shallow fog. that's a summertime pattern. not really an early march pattern. some fog, cold. a warmer afternoon hits. it will be nice. 60s on the temps near 7

however, a clipper system is gathering some steam from grand forks to minneapolis diving to the south and east for us tomorrow. rain moving in tomorrow afternoon and maybe more wet snowflakes north and west with that system tomorrow. 60's by late in the week with sunshine. we'll talk about all the ups in that forecast as well can coming up in a little bit. alicia. >> adam thank you. we're talking baseball here in just one week it's opening day for the phillies. but for fans heading into citizens bank park, this year is the game is going to look and feel a little bit different. that's because metal detectors are now up and running starting this friday everyone who enters the ballpark at any gate will have to pass through one. since boston marathon bombing major league baseball officials say they started the process of increasing security measures. the phillies ran a pilot program at the end of last season which they say helped streamline the screening process. >> we learned that you don't have to take out everything out of your pockets like at the airport. you don't is to take off your

lighter snows across parts of minneapolis and chicago. in this area, anywhere from three to six inches, i think most of that minneapolis. chicago, most likely a light >> full day of spring. it will warm up in june. >> all right. waer shorts next weekend. >>> coming up on "gma," new clues in a murder mystery. could the victim's tiffany's bracelet lead cops to her killer. >>> a self-driving car begins a historymaking trip across america. we take the thing for a test drive. how does it work and sit safe? >>> and is a sequel to the cult classic mall rats in the works? a picture creating buzz in "pop news." >> i love that movie. silent bob? >> classic. if you have medicare part d, walgreens gets that you might be at the corner of "looking for a good deal" and "sheesh, i wish i'd looked some more." that's why walgreens makes it easy to switch your prescriptions and save money. just stop by. and leave all the legwork to us. switch your prescriptions to walgreens where you could save even more on medicare part d with copays as low as zero dollars

but the next area that's coming at us minneapolis, that's going to be racing this way for tomorrow.cast is going to show this as we go into tomorrow morning. not much around during the night tonight and not necessarily for the morning rush tomorrow. here comes this area of rain some snow to the north. now, the earlier it comes during the day, the better chance of some snow in the lehigh valley. the later it lasts, if it lasts past sunset rain at the end. rain, snow would be melting. still, just seeing the snowflakes could make a considerable difference on your mood. look at this. tomorrow's highs only 36 in mount pocono 40 in allentown, 44 in quaker town and redding. northeast philly. now we go further to the south, how about 60 in dover, 62 in rehoboth beach and, of course, rain down to the south. even contrast from north to south across the philadelphia metropolitan area during the day tomorrow. it's going to be a cufftough call for the exact temperature at philadelphia international airport. it's definitely going to be much colder to the north, warmer to the south. clouds and sun

minneapolis 14 below.billings 7 but look at the line of active weather from coming from texas, the panhandle. and memphis, they are looking for freezing rain and ice. so if you have travel plans i would expect delays. that is the worst i think of all weather is the ice storm. a fine line between rain and ice. st. louis dealing with snow, cincinnati snow. new york, boston snow. washington rain. so again, just incredible. look how the sometimes dived down off the coast. a few high clouds from that. they go past san diego. take the turn in baja, heading to the four corners feeding into that line of active weather. except for a few clouds everybody the sierra, i think we're good for sunshine after this patchy low deck clears out. partly cloudy skies over the mountains. 16 and 36 up in blue canyon. some fog, cold this morning, a lot of 30s, even along the coast a couple of reports coming in. warmer afternoon, not a lot, just a teeny bit. we're easing into it but a couple 70s. a lot of 60s elsewhere. san rafael

lighter snow firing across minneapolis to chicago. anywhere from 3 to 6 inches. that will be in mini appear police -- minneapolis chicago a light dusting. >> reporter: here's what's shaking locally. >> reporter: good morning, everyone meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. there's the ben franklin bridge, we have high thin clouds above. temperatures in the 20s and 30s, windchills in the 20s and 30s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we're up to 45 today. ten degrees below average for this time of the year. windchills around 35 or 36 and then only 42 degrees for tomorrow. spring. it will warm up in june. >> all right. waer shorts next weekend. >>> coming up on "gma," new clues in a murder mystery. could the victim's tiffany's bracelet lead cops to her killer. >>> a self-driving car begins a historymaking trip across america. we take the thing for a test drive. how does it work and sit safe? >>> and is a sequel to the cult classic mall rats in the works? a picture creating buzz in "pop news." >> i love that movie. silent bob? >> classi

this was a big storm, minneapolis close to a foot of snow chicago 3 to 6 inches of snow. for us this will continue to fall apart and most of the moisture will be squeezed out by the mountains. so if you ear going back i-70 back towards pittsburgh this evening, could be a snowy night there. for the rest of us areas of light snow if anything at all. i'm not expecting any accumulation 41 to 46 degrees. taking out the bike tomorrow watch out for those light snow showers early then just chilly and rather cloudy during the day. we may see a little bit of sunshine but high temperatures only getting into the low to mid-40s tomorrow where we should be around 58 for a high. 55 on wednesday and then look at 72 on thursday. that will come with some rain. we may even see some thunderstorms on the today. not talking anything strong or severe, of course just a few of those thundershowers. much cooler once again towards the weekend. >> all right. thanks doug. >>> we've got sports coming up next. the nats know who their starter will be on opening day. and the terps. they play some good ba

should make it to the 90s in charleston. 61 in the works in minneapolis. it was minus 7 in minneapolis for the overnight low temperature last week. the warmest in kansas city since last january and same for warm weather for atlanta. >> thank you, pedram. >>> time for an early start on money. stock futures are lower. the market had a nice rally. on a buying mood on the anniversary of the bull market. the hottest wearable in tech. tim cook unveiled details about the apple watch in san francisco. the pre-orders are starting april 10th. it will not be able in stores until april 28th. three models from $349 and up to $17,000. the battery should last 18 hours. you will need to pair it with an iphone 5 or iphone 6. >> we asked millions of viewers to send us notes if they plan on buying. two people have weighed in. one said he is a meteorologist. he wants the ability to look at his watch and know what the weather would be. the other on facebook a man told me he leaves it to apple to decide for him what he wants. apple has a better sense of what we want than we do.

here's this system a potent little system brought parts of minneapolis 12 inches of snow brought parts of chicago 6 inches of snow and for us it will give us flurries mostly just flurries tomorrow. will not be a whole lot during the day tomorrow. not expecting a lot of snow from this but it will provide us with cloud cover and another chilly day. start chilly overnight tonight. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow snow around culpeper front royal, romney. this could be snow around the d.c. metro area. one thing for sure i do not expect this to have any kinds of problems with rush hour. notice around noon it's out of here. we'll see a couple showers, a snow shower or two, a couple flurries then maybe changing to sprinkle activity as it continues to move on through. not a big system and again, 12 inches minneapolis, 3 to 6 in chicago, so it just goes to show you continues to weaken as it moves our way, not nearly as strong. watch what happens on wednesday. wednesday morning we start to see some rain moving in. this is around 2:00 a.m. notice 8:00 a.m. here comes more rain. this is the kind of rain we like

springtime cannot be far away, the war 40's -- lower 40's in minneapolis. further south temperatures in the 50's. the satellite radar, all this moisture moves our way as we head into the overnight. it arrives during the midday hours. i don't see any problems in the morning, but tomorrow evening, the rain will likely become heavier and we could see upwards of an inch of rain by the time the system moves out. the futurecast, 1:00 in the afternoon, grab your umbrella heading out the door. you will need it by lunchtime. 6:00, dinnertime this computer model shows the heaviest rain northern montgomery county frederick county. these are the areas that had the snow thursday, upwards of seven to 10 inches, so they still have a snowpack. the rain on top of that may cause minor flooding. i don't think it will be a huge problem, but be on the lookout if you live in a flood prone area. then the skies clear, we get a break from the cloudiness and rain. the forecast, tomorrow, 50 degrees the high, rain showers mainly during the afternoon, the wind out of the southeast at

records from minneapolis to rapid city, 84 degrees today. that is a record. we will have a southerly wind tomorrow bringing us the milder temperatures. what is not going to last all that long. the good news is the work week starts dry, snow lingering over new england and boston as well. clear skies overhead, but the high level cloudiness off to the west will slide in. you will notice a milky looking sky tomorrow, filtered sunshine. with the light southerly breeze, it will be pumping in warm air. the highs tomorrow climbing into the 60's, but don't forget the jacket heading out the door in the morning because it will be chilly. 38 with light wind overnight and that is in the city. in the suburbs, probably closer to freezing. getting the kids off to the bus stop in the morning, getting out the door to work and to the metro, 38 degrees. by midday, upper 50's. by the afternoon, low to middle 60's. i wouldn't be surprised if a few spots like fredericksburg, culpeper luray may get into the upper 60's, close to 70 degrees. 60 degrees mild, tuesday. a cold front push

the bbc's mobine moczar has been to minneapolis in search of the truth. >> reporter: many people will know prince the androgynous multi-instrumentalist who sings about sex and spirituality in the same breath. his persona inspires many myths, one about the vast number of tracks he's rumored to have kept locked away in a vault. now his former sound engineer has revealed the rumors are true, the vault exists. she help set it up. >> my goal was, i want us to have everything he's ever recorded. i started making a database for all these things and then that's when we began planning basic park and we realized if we're going to have a vault, let's have a vault. because if we get, i don't know if we get a tornado, if we get a flood, this is his legacy. we need to protect these things. so this idea for a vault was built into paisley park. it is a bank vault. it has like a bank vault door. it's a really really thick. >> reporter: like elvis' graceland or jackson's neverland, this is prince's utopia paisley park. and it's here that he's recorded many of his biggest albums. and now we know paisley

notice some cloud cover moving over but to the north and west here's some snow up to minneapolis. moisture making its way, we could see snow in the mountains, well back towards the west into tomorrow night, but we're going to get the cold side of things. not going to be the snow or the rain for us just the colder temperatures. high of 48 tomorrow 50 down towards fredericksburg annapolis coming in at 46. so temperatures close to ten degrees below average for your day on monday. starting off the morning, though just chilly. not bass as far as the weather is concerned. most of you in the suburbs will be initial 4 to 6 in the afternoon cool a high of 48. it does looks like things stay cool with a high of 50 degrees, then we're doing a couple jump steps. up to 70 on thursday so that's some good news but it will come with a frontal boundary maybe even a rumble of thunder or two. not anticipating a lot of rain and then yes, chris lawrence you see that? 56 on friday and yeah a little chance of rain or show coming up on saturday. we will be watching that one for sure. not going to be a big

sip gel digits right now in minneapolis.ve mid 40s in charles ton west virginia but move toward the carolinas columbia south carolina right now balmy 74 degrees. so a lot of energy with this system and that temperature contrast so here's that boundary that front that we've been talking about. it will continue to sag its way through the area but that cold arctic air will rush and switch that rain over to snow. so let's zoom in a little closer and get you through this evening. all rain across the area pretty much all the time by 10:00 o'clock tonight we're watching the pocono mountains the lehigh valley by midnight and watch the temperatures and watch the contrast with the rain changing over to snow. after midnight in the philadelphia area but tomorrow morning a bonafide snowstorm heavy wet snow across the area but then that dry air cuts the snow off north and west and it lingers into the afternoon farther south and east. away from philadelphia. so here's the call. you can see a good five to 8-inchinches philadelphia norristow

ellison: i represent minneapolis, minnesota. and i was talking with my housing authority people who are here in town the other day -- who were here in town the other day, i bet yours were too, and one of the things that they said to me is that they opened up their list and for 2,000 available units they have 37,000 people who applied for those positions. here's another separate fact which i would like to you react to, if you don't mind. in minneapolis, we pride ourselves on being a progressive town, we have 4,000 kids who leave shelters every day to go to public schools. and those kids are asked to take standardized tests. you know, how important is it for a budget particularly a progressive caucus budget, to house america's people? i yield back. mrs. lawrence: it is extremely important, thank you. it is extremely important. and those of us who understand the cry of the people for housing and understand the impact of homelessness on americans today funding of housing, affordable housing, is critical. i served on the local govern

. >>> minneapolis and st. paul saw a burst of snow.rts saw 6 inches while others less than an inch. >> they are talking about the villanova loss. you could hear the sound of busting brackets all over the nation. the band had to play on even after that loss, here's played the piccolo through the tears. the players were crying. they were not expecting that, you could see just how much it hurt for villanova students and fans. >> she had a 1500 bucks on villanova going to the final four. i'm kidding though. 5:26. that's not true. breaking this morning, police are once again investigating an unusual series of they was from cars. >>> a murder suicide a close-knit bucks county community is stunned. we'll tell you more when "action news" comes right back. and whether breaking now on "action news," there's an active search for two armed men carrying out random attack tax in camden. >>> air bag burglars. >> ted cruz becomes the first major candidate to announce a run for president. >> good morning almost 5:30. let's start our workweek with dave

look at minneapolis, 60 degrees and 72 in kansas city. warm air won't make it north because the cloud and change in the wind direction will keep it in the lower 50's. we'll start with the sun and see the clouds roll in from this developing storm complex. it's a low pressure area with the warm front extending to the east. what the warm front will do is push us to 60 degrees saturday. it's all about the rain. rain will move in probably 6:00 7:00 tomorrow evening. may be steady at times and may be heavy at times tomorrow night, saturday morning. periods of rain saturday. warm front will come through. when the cold front following the storm crosses the area late in the afternoon, rain will end and skies will clear. check it out the next seven days. 53 tomorrow with a 30% chance of rain by evening, rain likely tomorrow night and rain likely through the day on saturday but mild. partly cloudy, breezy. monday delightful. delightful again on st. patrick's day. beautiful weather through wednesday and thursday. extended computer model guidance does

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single digits in minneapolis and duluth and we'll be waking up to single digits and lower teens come early, early friday morning. temperatures closer in. you can see 48 at reagan national. 43 dulles. same in gaithersburg. so everything that's falling right now falls in the form of rain. it will stay like that for at least the next six to eight hours or so looking at live doppler radar, most of the moisture, northern montgomery county into frederick county panhandle of west virginia, out towards winchester all this moves on off towards the north and east but the bigger story, that colder air. that moves in late tonight after midnight and then we'll see that transition over to sleet and then snow. it may become heavy at times come mid morning into the afternoon hours. national weather service have posted a winter storm warning and goes into effect later on tonight through the overnight hours and into the day tomorrow and it includes the district, all of southern maryland off to the west. garrett, allegheny, washington counties, these are the areas likely to see significant snow totals

we're going to see from dallas oklahoma city des moines to minneapolis. the heart of it will be focused just to the north of what we typically call tornado alley. topeka, des moines, large hail a big threat isolated tornadoes. thursday, friday some will push to the south. today's forecast a little rain in the northwest. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. watch out for those rip currents off the coast of california. otherwise most of the weather today is cooler is on the way. temperatures in the mid-50s in the northwest. >> all right, bill. thank you. straight ahead a new find in space. a super-sized planet that includes four suns. music moguls try to take control of their own fate. that's next. oh, i love game night. ooh, it's a house and a car! so far, you're horrible at this, flo. yeah, no talent for drawing, flo. house! car! oh, raise the roof! no one? remember when we used to raise the roof, diane? oh, quiet, richard i'm trying to make sense of flo's terrible drawing. i'll draw the pants off that thing. oh, oh, hats on hamburgers! dancing! drive-in movi

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minneapolis, minnesota., 115 feet up in the air, collapses seemingly out of nowhere. 13 people died. it was a huge national story and one that i covered personally. >> they're going to have to remove tons and tons of concrete and steel -- >> reporter: and now many of the people who survived the collapse are telling their stories of survival. >> i can see out my windshield. i can see the bridge going down and all the cars going down with it. >> reporter: as part of a new abc series called "in an instant." >> i heard it. >> i could see the roadway going up and up. >> reporter: which combines eyewitness testimony with vivid recreation to explore the heroism, the shock, the loss and the will to live. >> i had debated taking a different route that day that would kind of veer me off of dealing with the construction traffic. >> reporter: lindsay walsh commuted across the bridge every drar at 6:05 p.m. prime rush hour, everything changed. >> i made it to about the middle of the bridge when i heard a snap. a beam. a

. >>> several manhole explosions forced evacuations in a downtown minneapolis location. there was a fire underground that sparked four or five explosions there a helicopter news crew captured one of those explosions and the reason remains under investigation. >>> starbucks is not backing down for a proposal to tackle race relations. here is more. >> reporter: starbucks ceo speaking out just hours after launching a huge campaign about race relations in america that went over like a cold cup of coffee. >> people were incredibly local. this is when i 1% without any training has a mid-life white man's burden crisis. >> i say to that no good deed goes unpunished. they are having baristas write race relations on cups. >> are white people crazy in line before they have their coffee yes they are. >> is a black man in line talking about his oppression with his people going to make those white people crankier? probably yes. >> howard shultz says he want to help by using his company's popularity to do some good. >> why do you think people are so angry with your campaign. >> all we

the jobs will primarily be eliminated at target's corporate headquarters in minneapolis.january target shut its stores in canada. >>> here on wall street stocks retreated for no apparent reason. the dow jones industrial lost 85 points. the standard & poor's 500 lost 9 points. and for the first time in 15 years the nasdaq lost 18 points. the lender will make payments to more than 25,000 homeowners in the aftermath of the housing crisis they rubber stamped foreclosure documents that were not actually reviewed. in some cases the mortgage holers were not notified that their payments were increased after they filed for bankruptcy. >>> and it appears amazon may be making plans to ship packages to cuba cuba. reuters reports they saw a ship to cuba button on amazon's website monday but it didn't work and no such option was found on amazon's u.s. website. this comes after they agreed to restore diplomatic relations. >> wendy gillette at the new york stock exchange. wendy, thank you. >>> when we return facebook fugitive. we'll show you how the ohio police got their man with the hel

retail giant target cut 1,700 jobs at its minneapolis headquarters.largest downsizing of its headquarters staff ever. another 1,400 jobs will not be filled. target is reorganizing following its string of less than stellar years. target says it wants to say r save $2 billion over the next two years. >>> and winnenden whittle burke an actor who playing a no nonsense tv star was just 36 years old. the cause of death was not released. his manager said there has never been a kinder soul. >>> in entertainment news now, johnny depp is headed back to the u.s. after injuring his hand in australia. he'll have surgery on his hand while filming the latest "pirates of the caribbean" movie. >>> and sarah brightman will sing in space in september. brightman is preparing to become a space tourist in the fall and travel to the international space station. during her ten-day visit, brightman will give a concert. she and her ex-husband andrew lloyd webber are preparing a song. >>> when we come back the nfl kicks off with some new signings and surprising trades. awake- t

even minneapolis gets into the 60s today. >> i love sunshine on that map. yes.bring it on. >> and boston tomorrow should hit the 50s for the first time in a long time. >> thank you. a jurors getting a closer look at the boston marathon bombing. >> after the second bombing the fbi says video found dzhokhar tsarnaev running away. about twelve minutes before the bombings a camera mounted on this corner captured video of two men carrying backpacks on the route about two and a half blocks from where the first bomb went off. jurors saw that video as well as pictures the fbi shows dzhokhar tsarnaev leaving the site just before the blast. among these killed a student from china. her close friend had to talk her into watching the marathon. severely wounded herself, he recalled waking in the hospital and said tell the nurses and doctors and everyone to look for her and a cancer nurse said marathon day was the last time she did anything on two legs. both she and her husband lost their left legs in the bombing. i just felt like i was on a rocket when the blast went off and

marilyn hartman snuck on a flight from minneapolis to florida last month, arrested at a resort after checking in under the name of another guest. last year hartman made several stowaway tempts at bay area airports and succeeded in boardinï to l.a. >>> a san jose burglary suspect admits to a string of burglaries dating back to 2013. police arrested 19-year-old marco cortez last week after a home burglary. during the interrogation cortez admitted to six other home burglaries in san jose. police recovered property from all seven burglaries and returned them to the owners. >>> police are out in big numbers this morning looking for people who are breaking into cars and stealing valuables in palo alto. tuesday night nine cars were burglarized near busy university avenue. the thieves were looking for electronics, they also targeted garages and rental cars because they often have valuables inside. >> they may look in windows and see an ipad or a laptop bag, that's all they need to see, they'll smash the window, grab the items and they're gone quickly. >> overnight police arrested two men in

two cities like minneapolis feels like negative 20. nashville you're at 63. it's a warm morning.t the next 24 hours the cold air goes to the south. we go from 63 in nashville and then seven tomorrow morning with snow and shoveling alex. >> that's just wrong. >> it's cruel. >> yeah that's terrible. thanks for the heads up. >>> now, entertainment news and players headed to the far east. saturday night live producer has partnered with chinese website soho.com and they're going to prodpus a version of the show there. >>> july 4th may never be the same again. they have been cast in the sequel to the block buster independence day. >> how interesting. >> yeah, smith is not going to be in the sequel. >> okay. i am not watching it. >> that was nice. here is a nice one to carrie underwood and they welcomed their baby into the world this week. look at two beautiful people. she tweeted this picture of bundle of joy. >> taylor swift made a dream come true for a girl with cancer. they asked to help her daughter finish the bucket list. when it went viral she called up the girl and had a 20 minu