it's so fun. >> where in minneapolis? >> it's a couple hours, at the state theater in minneapolis tomorrow night. tickets still available. come hang out with us. >> i think it would be fun to hang out. you know who has decided to take a break? >> taylor swift. she says she's sick of herself. she said i think people might need a break from my. you know, she's been going non-stop with her 1989 world tour, and she wants to hang out with her friends and write new music and just hang out. which is great. she needs to recharge. my question is, if she's breaking up with herself, is she going to write a break-up song? don't you feel like ripping all the skin off your face, hanging it up and going in a cave? >> you do? >> i feel that way. i'm sick of myself. >> i do get, because taylor is on every day on the news, because she's got someone performing with her. you hear every instagram post, every twitter post. you talk a lot on instagram. >> i did. i just posted a super cute post >> kneel neil patrick harris has the cutest kids. >

officials in minneapolis today said a man arrested for child pornography may be linked to the 1989 disappearance of jacob wetterling. jacob wetterling was 11 when he was abducted in october of 1989 near his home in central minnesota. a u-s attorney announced that daniel heinrich is charged with five counts of possessing and receiving child pornography. according to the u- attorney, residence , investigators found 19 three-ring binders filled with pornographic images of young boys. along with a computer hard drive filled with images, and a collection of vhs tapes containing images of children. many of the boys that were victimized have been identified. jacob's image was not among those in the collection. still to come on live at five.... a popular chinese policy is getting some attention. why chinese couples couples could only have one child. (sheila) it was their way to control the growing population in a country on one-billion people. today, china eliminated that policy. couples will now be able to have two children. chinese state-run media reports the change is a "proactive response to the iss

host: andre from minneapolis, minnesota. good morning. go ahead. caller: yes. my name is andre and the reason why i'm calling is i've listened to a number of people speak this morning. i'm a father of two african-american teenage boys. i'm trying to teach them about responsibility. when i'm in my country, it's not showing myself, my kids or -- that our country is willing to follow the law. where is our reparations? i believe wholeheartedly -- help america economically if a person receives their reparations and commit a crime, he or she. finances can be taken from them. but until we address this serious issue that this country is not willing to follow the law, i've heard about the president not following the law. i've heard about so many people that are against people because of religious, so forth and so -- religion and so forth but as a nation, when do we receive ours? and thank you scrch you all have a nice day. bye. host: the lead story of the "new york times" takes a look at the house committee taking a look at enghazi the headline "benghazi panel's mission

. >> yes, i am headed to minneapolis tomorrow. and if you have time, you can still see me and -- no, anderson cooper and me at the theater, and we are on tour. >> what are you doing? >> it is like go g ing out to hanging out with anderson and i and having cocktails with us. we spill the tea and gossip and i interview him about the career and the life and the thoughts. >> is he open or -- >> he is as open a blooming onion. he is so open in a way that people don't normally see. he is my buddy for three years. >> i know that you are pals. >> and i open him up like a flower. i am open as well. >> are you? >> and the audience interviews us. and it is really fun. it is a couple of hours at the state theater in minneapolis, out to the hang out with us. >> i would love to hang out with you. and you know who is going to take a break -- >> taylor swift. and she said she is sick of herself, and she said that people may need a break from me, and she has been going on in stop with the 189 tour, and she said that she wants to hang out with her

there is the warm air already returning minneapolis and chicago, 24-hour temperature change already upgrees so the place to be today the middle of the country is gorgeous. 76 in minneapolis. 80 oklahoma city, dallas, chicago, you get the picture. if you don't like the cold weather it's not here to stay, it's gone. >> quick cold snap and then gets hot. >> first one or two. closer to winter is sticks around a little longer. >> that's why they pay you the big bucks. >> i deserve it. >>> still ahead on "way too early." >> i'll start off with a joke. are you all ready for a joke? here is the joke. my name is larry david and bernie asked me to do the show. >> proving that two can play at this game, bernie sanders does his best larry david impression on the trail after larry david does his on "saturday night live." "way too early" is back in a moment. it takes a lot of work... to run this business. but i really love it. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i just don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost® to get the nutrition that i'm missing. boost complete nutritional drink has

there is nothing nor satisfying than sad the minneapolis colts with a loss, something the patriots did 16 times in willie mcginn es's career. the colts gm tipped off the league about the under deflated footballs which sparked deflategate but the team is talk talking about moving on . >>> i think we got a group that's dialed in right now just to the game plan. >>> i don't look at the records or what's happening. just everybody come in to work every day and that's the approach we take and get ready . >>> the patriots big win coming off of a short workweek, so now they will have a couple extra days to get ready and rest for washington next sunday. from gillette, nicole oliverio, 7 news. >> anchor: 7 news now with wild weather in texas. flash-flood wars across the state. rain has fallen at a rate of four inches per hour causing a creek to rise and bridge of people watched as flood waters carried away pumpkins from a nearby business there. officials have closed that bridge to traffic. possible tornados leaving behind damage in several counties in texas. take aing there at this. strong wind

>> rose: janet jackson has concert dates in omaha and minneapolis.is. ♪ ♪ >> rose: and bryan adams has a new album out "get up." ♪ i just want to say i'm not going to let you go away because you belong to me ♪ >> rose: that's "charlie rose: the week" for this week. on behalf of all of us here, thank you for watching. i'm charlie rose. we will see you next time. >> rose: welcome to the program. we begin with carpe with sandrad zoe kazan, their new movie is called brand bran. >> she's imperfect. she's not very pleasant and likable at first and you can pass judgment on why she is that way, and then you see deeper and deeper into this very flawed person and you have sympathy because you just see her struggling, and i think that represents everybody. we all want the brass ring but we're all struggling for it lled "room," starring brieson. larson and joan allen written by emma donoghue and directed by lenny abrahamson. >> what ma has to learn -- she helps him to escape and h

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then we stop in the midwest at westminster town hall in minneapolis for jennifer lawless's discussion of her research which finds young americans rank running for elective office near the bottom of their career choices. later in the evening and on the west coast booktv is in attendance for salon.com founder david talbot's discussion on the life and career of allen dulles the longest director of the cia. green arcade bookstores in san francisco. thursday night we will be taking an event at town hall seattle, the former wall street journal reporter roger loeowenstein will talk about the federal reserve. next saturday recovery events from the louisiana book festival in baton rouge. it includes doctor talks on african-american history, hurricane katrina, the deep water horizon oil spill and much more. look for our coverage of the louisiana book festival to air the weekend of november 14th and fifteenth. that is look at the other programs booktv will be covering this coming week, many of these events are open to the public. look for them to air in the near future on booktv on c-span2. >> o

league, of legion ball, high school ball, he was a referee in basketball, catholic cyo leagues in minneapolis. he and i, in fact, worked little league for about three years together, which was fun, when i was an undergraduate. and we were, we were a pretty good damn team, if i may say so. [laughter] >> host: we've been talking with professor richard crepeau about his book, "nfl football: a history of america's new national pastime." there's the cover. professor, thanks for being on booktv. >> guest: hey, my pleasure. >> every weekend booktv offers programming focused on nonfiction authors and books. keep watching for more here on c-span2 and watch any of our past programs online at booktv.org can. >> you're watching booktv on c-span2. and this weekend we're visiting santa rosa, california, to talk with local authors and tour the city's literary sites with the help of our local cable partner, comcast. up next, we tour sonoma state university's collections with lynn prime who shows us movies based on the works of jack london and a collection of ernest hemingway's private letters. >> we're on th

i'm joined by former mayor of minneapolis, r.t.rybak.nks for coming on "mtp daily." >> thanks, chuck. >> in that piece in "the new york times," you said you regretted you waited this long to speak out. why? >> well, this is part of a long pattern. chuck, for context, this has played out as debbie wasserman schultz and tulsi gabbard, but it's really about ruth bader ginsburg and her successor. we have to elect a president. the job of the dnc is to bring this tent together and i think the current share, i've seen unfortunately over many months, seems to be unable to bring this big tent together. and a lot of us have spent a lot of us trying to coach her through that, a lot going on behind the scenes, and frankly, i felt it was important to play this out now, so that we can do what we can to hold that tent together, reach out to all parts, so we don't have this blowup before the convention when we're trying to get people together or before the election. >> is this about debate, first and foremost? >> well, the current discussion is about de

it is a couple of hours at the state theater in minneapolis, and tickets available and come out to the hang out with us. >> i would love to hang out with you. and you know who is going to take a break -- yst hesiio herself, and she said that people may need a break from me, and she has been going on in stop withe9uas saha h with her friends and hang out and write her music. but my question is, if she is breaking up with herself, and then i wonder is she going to write a breakup song with herself. and don't you feel like ripping off all ofos i o cave? >> yes. >> yes, i am sick is of myself. >> and i get the sense, because taylor is on every newscast because she has someone performing with her and every sin sta gram post -- and you post a lot on the instagram. >> yesid pt a super cute pick of you and me. >> what were we doing? >> holding up signs. >> being ourself. and i tooh tn n r rih aa s s >y them? >> yes, they are soup uper sweet. >> are they really good? >> well, what would i say they are disasters. and then i have to apologize, an andy, just read this. and i have not been asked to

back edge coming through minneapolis right now. here. tomorrow. here. it doesn't mean a lot to us today. most of us. clouds increase tonight, but notice there's the time stampp. i do think there will be a little bit of sunshine with the clouds picking up from west to east. there may be some downpours in there tomorrow. the winds will be gusty so the umbrella, yeah, you can have it on stand by. you want the hood to pop up because it will be windy. after midnight, clearing comes in and that sets us up for a fantastic weekend. here's the hour by hour wind gusts. notice the direction of winds coming out of the south. i wouldn't be surprised to see a couple of gusts top out around 40 miles per hour. it is going to be a windy day tomorrow. that wind dragging in some milder air, though. you will come up to 07 degrees tomorrow -- 70 degrees tomorrow afternoon. low 60s in the monadnock region. overnight tonight, the clouds will be on the increase. 51 downtown. mid-40s in the suburbs and highs tomorrow topping out in the suburbs. the seven-day forecast, 10 degree

look on the other side of that front. 58 in chicago to 43 in minneapolis. that is the air mass that will be shifting into my. enjoy the warmth today. by lunchtime if you have to head into the office, brownbag it today, take a walk outside. in the mid-60' s with loads of sunshine and light wind. that wind is going to allow the seabreeze to develop this afternoon. temperatures in the mid-60' s at the coast. nashua 71 -- warmest inland. so, nice afternoon on the way. falling back tonight in the mid 40' s spread clouds coming through overnight. to our south tomorrow, high pressure building in for thursday. a bright, sunny day with a cooler northerly wind blow. will watch that high give way. on friday morning, clouds will advance on in. by 8:00 a.m., showers a showing up to the north and west. it looks like somewhat whether to end the week. temperatures tomorrow 10 degrees cooler than today. showers coming in in the afternoon hours on friday. the morning is dry. plans on friday evening will be wet, but by saturday morning at 8:00 a.m., the showers will be offsho

. >> we will take one more call from virginia in minneapolis. we're little short of time, so jump in with your question or en

the warm setting up to the west 80s from minneapolis to kansas san antonio tomorrow and out of the west 90 degrees for vegas and l.a. but cooler 60s a look at our futurecast is mainly clear skies tonight. sunday. a few high clouds filtering and but overall very nice. temperatures will rise into the 70s tomorrow same thing for money intended sunshine. a few high clouds towards the afternoon and evening and that will be hitting us late monday night and early on tuesday. mostly clear tonight. it will be cold and some of the suburbs piccolos will drop into the 40s and into the 30s. sunshine just like today but it will be slightly milder as the highest creep into the upper 60s to low 70s. monday looks good with plenty of sunshine as we have columbus day off. a few showers to start off and it will dry it out by the afternoon. whence he looks good slightly cooler when temperatures drop and the upper 60s. we'll be in the 60s again as we go into the new elite and an extensive showers will come in late friday into early saturday. nice for the rest of the holiday weekend. christina: audrey thanks.

sad news out of minneapolis - minnesota timberwolves head coach and president of basketball operations flip saunders has died at the age of 60. saunders was diagnosed with hodgkins lymphoma in june, and had planned to remain in a head coaching role before it was announced in september that he would miss this entire season. saunders won over 650 games in his 17-year head coaching career, that included stints with the timberwolves, detroit pistons and washington wizards. in three years throwing discus for kingsley- pierson/woodbury central, kiana phelps has become one of the most decorated track athletes siouxland has ever seen. a three-time drake relays and class 2a state champion, phelps holds the state record in the discus, throwing 179 feet, 7 inches her sophomore year. soon - she'll be a division 1 athlete - at one of the iconic track and field schools. phelps verbally committed to throw for oregon on wedensday. she chose the ducks over a number of other suitors, including texas, kentucky, stanford and u-c-l-a. oregon has won 5 of the last 6 national championships in track and field

the former mayor of minneapolis called yesterday and dream to debbie scholz out to me and suggested she might be ready to call for her resignation because he watched her lying about another vice chair. the problem is there is not an outcry among the voters for more debates. the only people looking to force her hand would be president obama or hillary clinton. the on a person who can get her out of that job as president obama. mark: the way it is going to matter to a wider audience is hillary clinton needs -- the dnc is a strong test hillary continues a strong dnc for -- hillary clinton needs a strong dnc. john: this thing has provoked people to come out and say what a lot of people have said for a long time, she is a week chair. if she stays that is bad for the democrats heading into 2016. with third-quarter fundraising numbers now all in, there are lots of spreadsheets among the campaigns. three candidates in particular are subject to more scrutiny. those of the hillary clinton, jeb bush, and marco rubio. they are vulnerable to some criticism. on clinton the rnc notes 70% of clinton's

minneapolis, 47. this system is going to move out slowly. still going to have some of that late in the day, high pressure builds in and sets us up for a little bit of an improvement as relate -- as removed into late thursday and friday. tomorrow, i think we will have some morning clouds. more sunshine further southwest. friday starts with sunshine. this rain should move through and be out of here by about sunrise on saturday. the clouds will thin. all the way down to 35 degrees with west-northwest winds. tomorrow, 51 and partly sunny. gusts around 29 miles an hour. temperatures on friday starting out at 34. there is a chance for some beggars night looks dry but it is going to be awfully close. temperature at 50 with south winds. sunday, 67. monday, tuesday, temperatures in the 70's. if your football team moves on, you're going to like monday a whole lot better. stacey: next at 10:00, playoff football. 12 high school games across the andy garman and the sports team andy: away we go. welcome to the playoff edition of football wednesday night.

minneapolis, 61. back to 70 at denver. they've had warm to hot weather the last month and a half. here's our futurecast. more clouds as the night goes along. could be a couple of peeks of sun in the morning. 2:00 in the afternoon, a couple of showers appear. it's later in the day -- there we go -- that band of showers coming through. by saturday, it's back to sunshine. a touch breezy, but we'll find temperatures in the middle 60s. delightful weather for the rest of the holiday weekend. 60 in town. 50s in the burbs. a lot of clouds around. the wind out of the south. tomorrow should show, one more time -- there it goes -- a little sun early, then the shower threat in the afternoon. 76 in new york city. a breezy south wind. beautiful saturday and sunday. mid to upper 60s as you move through those days. 72 monday. another great day for columbus day. showers tuesday. not a lot. 70. we'll stay relatively mild for this time of year wednesday and thursday. steve: thank you, nick. this is incredible. back to the future, we talked about this, turned 30 years old this year. the film, of cour

league, of legion ball, high school ball, he was a referee in basketball, catholic cyo leagues in minneapolis. he and i, in fact, worked little league for about three years together, which was fun, when i was an undergraduate. and we were, we were a pretty good damn team, if i may say so. [laughter] >> host: we've been talking with professor richard crepeau about his book, "nfl football: a history of america's new national pastime." there's the cover. professor, thanks for being on booktv. >> guest: hey, my pleasure. >> every weekend booktv offers programming focused on

minneapolis is 85. sioux city at 90. the central plains. guess which way it is headed. first, we have to contend with tonight. not quite as chilly as last night but a lot of temperatures into the 40' s and 50' s out there. but tomorrow, we rebound wall-to-wall sunshine. we start warming things up. i think in the city of boston we are at 72 degrees. that is not even a warm spot. the warm spot may be in land where we climb into the mid to upper 70' s. we will talk more about that as well as a cool down later this week. i will show you how chilly it is going to get it reid: investigators in quincy still trying to determine exactly how a fake and building went up in flames overnight. morning at the old suns of lebanon whole. the fire marshal says someone who should not have been inside the abandoned building ignited the five. the building will be turned -- torn down. weymouth police investigating a fatal crash. it happened just before midnight on middle street. the vehicle hit a utility pole. three passengers were taken to south shore hospital. an unidentified 29-year-old m

specialized musicans from minneapolis will plathe gamelan before and during intermission of the concert. that performance is on saturday night at sioux city's orpheum theater. it's called "a night at the museum" and it will feature the orchestra and special guest musicians who will be playing other historical, one-of-a-aind instruments that are houseseat the museum. straight ahead find out how to help the children's miracle network. zing. it's amazing. this is amazing. that's amazing! real people are discovering surprising things at chevy. we're sold. it's so pretty. beautiful. it feels great. perfect. this is not what i would expect from a chevy at all. get more than you expect for less than you imagined. the 2015 models are going fast. find your tag and get cash back for 15% of the msrp on selectt 2015 vehicles in stoto. or, get 0% financing for 72 months on these remaining children's miracac network gearing up for a big eveve. anne holmes joins us now witit how you can help out! << counting down to $1 million, children's miracle network radiothon raises money to help enhance health c

we are in the 50' s and 60' s today, look back at minneapolis in the 40' s. direction. down. by sunday, 48. we should be running around a 61 degrees were this time of year. low 60' s. we will stay in the 50' s through worcester county. when you step outside now, the front. northwest. these winds are going to be persistent through the weekend. especially tomorrow afternoon. s going to feel windy and raw outside. big changes are happening in the weather department. overnight lows are dropping. it' s 44 in boston. it will be a mainly clear night out tonight. tomorrow, look at these high temperatures. only warming is the 40' s. yes, you see the winds out of the west and northwest. there could be a couple of isolated showers again tomorrow. the cold front crosses the region early in the day. disturbance. making its way to us. then the cold air really comes on through. the wind really picks up. that will be with us through the day. in terms of how much know we are talking, it' s a coating, abn inch or two inches in some locations. it' s good for all of those early what is going to

here to talk about zombie trump eisenberg,n, sasha joining us from minneapolis.ke murphy has not done many interviews. he separated himself from bush and running the super pack. to have thisreed long conversation with you about how he sees his campaign playing out? >> they have an interest in calming what i guess on the democratic side they call beed wetters, or donors will lose their confidence in this campaign, they think that bush has lost the plot, that whatever plan the campaign had is not working out, and they feel there is a real need to communicate that they remain in control of their destiny and know what they were doing and that all the over that they have had the course of the year is being budgeted intelligently. the other part of it is that i'm being used as a conduit, a way for mike murphy to communicate to danny diaz, sally bradshaw, she other longtime confidant what they are up to and thinking. when you look back over the last few months, bush announced the debut for trump got in, so all the planning that was done deliberately to set up these para

colder air, just to the west of the frontal boundariment you can see, 30's, 40's, showing up in minneapolis even 20's in bismarck, north dakota so here's the bottom line, watch over the next 24 hours, high moves to the south, that front moves in, but colder high pressure from canada will settle in. and that will mean those temperature change. but, looking pretty good, 76 degrees, so another warm one by this afternoon by friday, 62 the high, cool, crisp your saturday, maybe spotty shower by sunday, more seasonable temperatures, we talked about light the night walk this saturday temperatures dropping to the 50's, hey doing little leave peeping? looking at moderate conditions nearing peak in the lehigh vale, but people conditions if you are headed up to the pocono mountains. >> go to our website fox29.com . service we will be providing. south 95 near exit four, route 273. just south of wilmington. otherwise, we're in the 50's, on the speedometer readings, so just starting to see the beginning after morning rush hour, as we hit the benny and come in from south jersey, no problems at all up and

a victory for the plaintiffs could open the door to other >>> the minneapolis star tribune decides not to change a minnesota dentist for killing says sill the lion. they say dr. walter palmer's places to hunt were in order. palmer could go back to zimbabwe but not to hunt. protesters who oppose hunting say they will continue picturing his dental office. >>> they earn a policy for student luke gatti. he says he was sorry for his tirade demanding mac n cheese at the student union last week. >> i have some problems i am addressing. thfrls seriously a wake-up call. >> he admits he was intoxicated when he got into an argument with workers at the student union. he is scheduled to be arraigned today on second degree breach of peace and criminal trespass. >>> the los angeles times football coach steve sarkisan, he was spending money on alcohol when he was a coach. he was fired one day after being put on leave. he apologized after appearing to be drunkal a pep rally. >>> and "time" reports on comedian tracy morgan doing comeback. for the first time since the serious car crash that put him in a

behind this storm system that brought all the windy con conditions, there's cool air. 48 in minneapolis. the cold front will make it to the east coast by friday. and on saturday, as far as trick or treating goes, the temperatures will be very comfortable. the worst weather on friday, friday is the day a lot of kids wear their costumes to school, and the problem area, oklahoma down totexas. another heavy rain event. san antonio towards houston, even a few strong thunderstorms. that's going to be more of a trick than a treat. now a closer look at the day ahead. so, the morning rain will be replaced by sunshine this afternoon for philadelphia, new york city, even in boston. so, it will be wet this morning and the ride home will be much better and the in the northern plains there's that cold chilly air. so, as far as halloween goes, not too bad. >> thank you and that's treat, less of a trick. >>> and a lottery mistake that turned out to be a winner. and the former speaker of the house prepares for a possible and wishing you could stay in bed all day. when your cold is this bad... ...you nee

the minneapolis star tribune reports on an arrest related to 26-year-old unsolved child abduction. daniel heinrich is in custody charged with child pornography and considered a person of interest in the 1989 disappearance of 11-year-old jacob wetterling. >> let me be very clear. the defendant was denied any involvement in the disappearance of jacob wetterling and is not charged at this time with any crime related to that disappearance. >> heinrich was first questioned about wetterling's disappearance in 1989. >>> "the boston globe" reports on sentencing of owen labrie in the prepare school sexual assault case. he was given one year in prison for allegedly sexual assaulting a student in st. paul. register as a sex rest of his life. >>> the des moines register reports on an iowa school bus driver charged with assaulting a student. >> hey! hey! >> stop! stop! >> a video shot by another student appeared to show 61 yearly robert scarborough struggling with oo special needs student on thursday. students yelled for the driver to stop. scarborough was put on administrative leave and faces

specialized musicans from minneapolis will play the gamelan before and during intermission of the concert. that performance is on saturday night at sioux city's orpheum theater. it's called "a night at the museum" and it will feature the orchestra and special guest musicians who will be playing other historical, one-of-a-kind instruments that are housed at the museum. our warm dry weather has been a friend to farmers. we'll have a harvest update when we return... and bird flu vaccines will be made. the department of agriculture awards contracts, but it isn't yet know whether the a federal agency has awarded contracts to two companies to manufacture a bird flu vaccine. but officials haven't yet decided whether the doses will actually be given to poultry. the department of agriculture has awarded contracts to harris vaccines of ames, iowa, and ceva, a company based in france. the companies agreed to manufacture an unspecified number of doses, store them for up to five years and deliver them throughout the u.s. within 10 days, if needed. the usda says it would need to decide whether the trea

some are commonly known gangs, connected with tir affiliates in chicago and minneapolis but others are hybrids -- homegrown gangs -- that have started on these very streets. kwwls olivia mancino gives us a glimpse into gang violence in eastern iowa. "we have shotssfired on elm and franklin, we've had multiple reports now" in waterloo... hybrid, homegrown gangs are working to claim ththir street corners. the waterloo gang task force points to this home as a known gang hangout, and my photographer and i certainly didnt feel welcome here. "you always looking over your shoulder...always" dozens of thhse gangs have made theher way on and off the police radar for years.. john is a former blood. he requested not to be identified. "lot of stealin lot of schemin, lot of drugs...dlfferent women" he was in the game for 20 years. "you know they dontnthave a care they dont have a worry, when they got that gun in their hand they feel like they're a god but they are not" e've had houses get shot up six or seven times within a year" "within aayear" sargeant matthew mcgeough has led the violent crime a

the pink area for minneapolis to around chicago, so more cold air in the mix. likely a colder morning then we will be seen today. futurecast keeps us cloud free as we head throughout the day. starts to bring in some stuff as we head throughout the evening. if we can work in even more cloud cover, that should help us to stay a little bit warmer as far as our temperatures go, but plan on another chilly morning. 55 degrees, sunny skies and a brisk breeze at 15 to 20 miles per hour. tonight, 33. another morning with patchy frost as we had to write your day tomorrow, and we do eventually rebound, up to 67 on sunday. 70's come fighting back to kick off hour workweek and tuesday is your next shot for a little bit of rain. eric: thank you, jason. elizabeth: steven spielberg's cold war thriller "bridge of spies" opens today. eric: it has an iowa connection. a senior records man has a workshop in his house and he actually uses his to make movie for "bridge of spies," he has created the coin that the soviet spy does -- uses to keep secrets. francis does not plan on puttin

the greatest downpours with 19 minneapolis of rain, most of it in just 30 minutes. now let's go to phoenix. phoenix, arizona, known for its dust storms was slammed with another one friday. the haboob created a wall of dust in the city. the strong winds packed 105 kilometers per hour brought low visibility to the south valley. heavy rain and flash flood warnings were issued because of the storm and then another low pressure system is moving into the southwest. more unstable weather for you into monday. meanwhile high pressure system bringing dry conditions and also causing lake-effect snow over the eastern areas of e great lakes region. some areas in new york have 25 centimeters of snowfall over the weekend. mostly dry across the east and temperatures cooler than normal. frost advisories and freeze warnings posted for the eastern united states. 11 degrees for the high in new york city on monday. africa, northern africa we're heading in to a cooler season. the intertropical conversion zone is located near equator. nigeria, cameroon are dealing with rainfall. now here'

chicago, minneapolis, washington. you can see this cold air in eastern canada. a little piece of it is going to break off and get into the boston area tomorrow. it will be cooler than it was today. it will be warmer than it was today. speaking of today, boston hit 65. that is above the average. that is interesting because it did not take very long to go from record-tying cold in below freezing weather back to above average temperatures the month as close to normal. it is just a fraction below normal so far. here is the temperatures. still in the 60' s all around the region. there is the breeze out of the west or southwest. it was stronger around the islands where there were some gusts of 40 miles per hour. the windsor in the process of using and that trend will continue through the night. low temperatures tonight' s not too cold. physically above 50 in boston with some 40' s off to the north. notice tomorrow is still a pretty mild day in western new england. hartford to be over 70, providence could be 65 to 70. here in boston, because we will have a northeasterl

when people at the minneapolis-st. paul airport said, hey, we want to form a union, the people who pushed the wheelchair the folks who drive the disabled around the airport, the folks who clean up the airport they wanted a union, well, he said that's a good effort and i want to support it. he got fired. he got fire. a lot of people try to organize unions today get fired if they are engaged in union activity. that's wrong and it's against the national labor relations act. but people get fired for it anyway. and the fact is, it takes them a long time to ever get any kind of satisfaction. in the mid 1950's, you should know that the percentage of workers belonging to a union was about 33%. between 1973 and 2007, private sector union membership plummeted. all the way down from about 33% or 34% down to about 8% for men and about, from 16% to 6% to women -- for women. it's a devastating situation. we all know when people are in unions, they make more. people of color in unions make more than people of color not in unions. wom

in minneapolis/st. paul, good morning, kare 11 viewers, lots of folks are waking up to serve the homeless. the nbc affiliate in phoenix, kpnx, they're partnering with a local non-profit to help students who speak english as a second language navigate the college loan and application process. and the station in grand rapids are spear heading a bone marrow drive. so, all kinds of things going on around the country and it's not too late to get involved. volunteer. >> it's fabulous. go to makeadifferenceday.com, type in your zip code and you can find out what's going on in your community. a heartfelt thanks to the millions out there today making to live. so, thanks for the time to promote it. >> thanks so much for being here, thank you for all you're doing, thank you to all the volunteers who are helping so many people in need across the country. it really is a wonderful day, make a difference day. >> fabulous. thank you, dylan. >> good stuff. >> dylan, thanks. >>> up next, controversy over a florida. it's

high temps computer models are going 42 for the high in minneapolis that's pretty cold air for this time of year. all being caused by a trough all though you may notice this little ripple here. that's a secondary piece of energy that dives in and increases that trough for a little while there as we head thru the weekend and into early next week. then the ridge builds back in for a while and another trough comes in out west and settles into the middle of the country and eventually the great lakes, by the latter parts of next week. that's a look across the country now let's look at some local forecasts. first of all spokane washington mostly sunny and nice high around72. taking a look at coleman, texas, lots of sunshine and hot, high of 92 and finally erie, pa, increasing clouds maybe a shower late in the day, high of 62 degrees. we've been reporting about the financial pinch at america's feedyards...up next we talk to an owner who says things are worse than they've been in decades. and later, for folks on food assistance a tennessee straight from the market. this is machinery pete invitin

randy: an engagement photo shoot unlike any other in minneapolis. a couple photo-bombed by their dog. you can see he' s clearly not camera shy. their dachshund, louie, to steal the show. photo, but they say it' s the imperfections that make those special memories. a patriots favorite, looking forward to winter. emily: the new ad featuring gronk' s appreciation for snow. then new on the eyeopener at 5:00. a scramble in waco, texas. new video of the tense moments, r introducing kisses deluxe chocolates. p with a whole-roasted hazelnut, delicate crisps, r and layers of rich, creamy chocolate, p they' re twice the size of the kisses chocolates you love. emily: time for your early news to go. randy: a rhode island man is in court today accused in the violent beating of an elderly couple. police say viden chhoeun attacked the couple wednesday night, as they were trying to put gas in their broken down car. he' s accused of hitting them in the head and upper body with a metal baseball bat, knocking the wife unconscious. emily: a fired millis police officer,

host: the next caller is tom from minneapolis, minnesota. go ahead. caller: it is wonderful you have this conversation on. it is great to hear a lot of men from the black community. where the black community, i think, is on its will have to lift itself up by the bootstraps. that is really hard because of the way we have politicians bought and sold. barack obama proves the a lot of white people are not racist. the black community has a long road ahead of it. i think