, i was on the air there for many years, i knew about certain neighborhoods in minneapolis and what they'vee to attack the things you're talk about to get people in the communities to actually work with police. it's very difficult to do. you brought up theresa may saying finally enough is enough. we want to play that and bring you back in. let's watch together. >> since the emergence of the threat from islamist inspired terrorism, our country made significant progress in disrupting plots and protecting the public. but it is time to say enough is enough. everybody needs to go about their lives as they normally would. our society should continue to function in accordance with our values. but when it comes to taking on extremism and terrorism, things need to change. harris: all right, so she's in the position to change them, what do you think she means? what needs to be changed? >> she needs to have education with the population about radical islam. educate them, what's wrong with it. what's the characteristics of it so they can all identify with it, and also commit the nation to the fact that

the top metro areas for kara portability also include san francisco, boston and minneapolis. affordability also include san francisco, boston and minette was. passednia senators legislation that would let bars and stay open until past 4:00 a.m. some are rallying against that idea. opponents believe it will increase tragedies involving drunk drivers on the roads. that bill now goes to the state assembly for a vote next week. we got a sneak peek at the new bible museum that is expected to open later this year. the 430,000 square foot building is still under construction just two blocks from the national mall. it'll connect visitors to the bible through technology like never before. the museum is scheduled to open in november. a 3-d printer at helping change the lives of a three-year-old boy in new york. isaac cr uz's arm stopped doctor had as specific arm and made by a 3-d printer. >> having them use prosthetics that are cheaper and disposable dust they break it, great, we make another one. there's no big deal. they will be more comfortable with a prosthetic. adrianna: the 3-d

in minneapolis. and the heat is moving to the east east.emperatures on as warm side rise into tomorrow. as far as thunderstorms, here's he way that looks around the wauntry. od as far as any of these being severe, these two areas, up here in south dakota, and also in wisconsin, part of minnesota, a marginal chance for severe storms. here,y the threat here, damaging hai and large hail. alex? urranteorologist ed curran of our chicago station, wbbmtv. thanks, s a batis a battle for your next youl booking. major hotel chains have serious reservations about the money bookinge to online booking sites. they'reow they're trying to win back your business and how you oun benefit. you are watching "cbs this morning saturday." i try hard to get a great shape. this i can do, easily. benefiber® healthy shape is a clear, taste-free, 100% natural daily fiber... that's clinically proven to help me feel fuller longer. benefiber® healthy shape. this i can do! are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? ec® it's starts working hard at hour one

the team honored the minneapolis native, sporting purple batting practice jerseys and giving away 10,000ee purple rain number of us. bit ofonsin, there is a a crowd of the top of the leaderboard, four players tied at seven under par. the first round leader rickie fowler, one over today, but still in the hunt. long birdie on number seven, chirp-chirp of the leaders. and don't forget that you can watch d.c. united take on toronto tomorrow night on news channel 8. coverage z2e46z z5yz y2e46y y5yy jonathan: that is interstate 94 in st. paul, minnesota, as many as 2000 protesters blocking the interstate, very upset about the acquittal of a police officer earlier this afternoon to do it shot a black motorist that he had pulled over for a broken tail light. the officer was acquitted this afternoon and there has been outrage outside of the courtroom from the victim's mother and purchasers began to gather and the numbers continue to grow, thousands blocking interstate 94. we will let you know if there any changes. nancy: that is the newscast tonight. iq for joining us. jonathan: have a good weeke

that there are three types of wheat there's kansas hard wheat, a moderate level of protein and minneapolis the highest level of protein a double whammy here we're seeing the kansas crop have a low level of protein which is pushing the millers into the minneapolis yield on top of that, the last part of the double whammy, low levels due to the conditions that you just expressed >> jeff gave us the wheat education. what are the levels that you're watching >> i do not think it's important to know the difference between those kinds of wheat the down trend is broken to the upside i think it goes higher on the short term we tried to have a pull back at the end of last week and we've rejected that resoundingly and we're going for the stro ng today. >> today on the live show, former u.s. representative ron paul will share what he thinks is going to drive the next correction into pl >>> plus, we're talking to stephen suttmeier at the top of the hour "half time" is back after this >> announcer: futures now is sponsored by cme group what are you working on? let me show you. okay. our thinkorswim tradi

when you talk about 74 in d.c., but 84 in minneapolis.is, minnesota, the warmest place on the map. kinda hard to believe. it's because of the cool area of low pressure in the east. that's finally going to move out. the heat moves in, and boy, does it get hot here, not just hot, but the heat wave is coming, well into the 90s. and that heat index near 100 degrees. and not just near, i think we're the next ten days. forecast tomorrow, another beautiful day, mostly sunny, 82 degrees. great day to stay indoors and watch us on channel 4. just perfect for that. 87 on your saturday, 95 on sunday, look at this heat wave. a six-day heat wave. even in the middle of summer, in july, we don't see a lot of six-day heat waves. 95 on monday, tying a record. 97 on tuesday, that would be a record. heat index tuesday and wednesday could be close to 100 to 102 degrees. that's the kind of heat we have making its way in across the region. heads up for that, and the only chance of rain, thursday and friday, and then next saturday. >> thank you, doug. >>> an ela

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>> it's in beautiful southwest minneapolis.usiness partner, nick, was the community. when we came to this restaurant, it wasn't about, look what i can do, i can cook these wonderful things. it was really about servicing this incredible community. >> chef, you have a new product. >> yes. >> tell us about that as i tell you do sign this dish. >> absolutely. it's a very exciting projectle it's a keg and case project. we're revitalizing st. paul. it's a beautiful huge food hall style market. it's going to combine our community and farmers and producers along with these restaurant euros in place. we want to build something for the community. >> the whole experience. >> absolutely. >> good for you. if you could share this delicious southern feast with any figure past or present, who would it be, steph? >> i would have to say jock pa pell. but it was my first professional cookbook. it was a very early version of his cookbook which i wish i still had. again, i love technique. i love process. and that book kind of started that. i think

today's forecast, all the great weather from texas to minneapolis to chicago.. 74 and sunny. st. louis is great, too. as i mentioned, all that nice weather in the middle of the country is headed east. >> i'm sure the people of marco island just love you this morning for that award. >> right now they're like, is there a tropical storm? it's nasty. >>> still ahead, the end of an era for one of the nation's most popular retailers. >>> is trump administration giving up comfort on for affordable driving business next. ♪ it's not just a car, it's your daily treat. ♪ go ahead, spoil yourself. the es and es hybrid. experience amazing. whattwo servings of veggies? v8 or a powdered drink? ready, go. ahhhhhhhh! shake! shake! shake! shake! shake! done! you gotta shake it! i shake it! glad i had a v8. the original way to fuel your day. track your pack. set a curfew, or two. make dinner-time device free. [ music stops ] [ music plays again ] a smarter way to wifi is awesome. introducing xfinity xfi. amazing speed, coverage and control. change the way you wifi. xfinity. the f

my fatather is from the minneapolis twin cities area.y grandfather, a a civil rights attorney andnd attorney for the american indian movement, and my parents met around the time of wounded knee. i got to realllly grow up around activist type of family. amy: and for those who do not know what wounded knee was? theouounded knee was about siege, occupation of wounded knee and 1973 that was organizing from different indigenous people from around the country. amy: in south dakota. >> on the pine ridge indian reservation, about three miles fromom where i live. was was the generation -- it standing rock. it was the time in which people spoke out about all of these grave injustices against all indigenous people. it sparked a movement throughout the future of indian country about what it means. in a familyg up hearing all of the stories about when disney and the american indian movement. i was asked, i wonder what our wounded knee is going to be? what our generation of wounded knee is going to be? and then standing rock happen. i think the most i

it's a suburb south of minneapolis -- of the twin cities. it was on the importance of medicaid and how the republican plan cuts -- these devastating cuts -- would affect minnesotans. over 237 people showed up to share their stories about how medicaid had changed their lives, and it was very moving. take, for example -- and i think it's really important to tell this in terms of not numbers -- although the numbers are pretty stark -- but in terms of people. one story -- brandon and his mom spoke, sherry. they are both from burnsville. brandon here was born 15 weeks premature. he weighed just one pound and 13 and a half and a half ounces. he was so small that his parents' wedding ring could slide on his arm. he was born with cerebral palsy, which causes fluid to collect in brandon's brain, which results in brain damage. brandon is now 17 and he got up at the event with a walker. and he -- he told about -- he was taken immediately to mayo clinic in rochester. he was born in the twin cities. mayo said his case was too complicated to handle so the

outhe east of minneapolis we are seeing a cold front drape down through chicago, st. louis, wichita and that is firing up showers and thunderstorms down there through missouri, southern illinois and southwestern indiana as well and what we're seeing is yellow right there. there there are is a couple severe thunderstorm watches for oklahoma and indiana too. thinks a moton cold front in the midsection and as it pushes east it will hold it together and we could be looking for potential of maybe severe weather here across the philadelphia area as we go through our monday. we will talk with severe weather chance necessary just a second. future weather, you can see here maybe a stray shower or two, up toward poconos, overall it looks like we could see some sunshine, throughout the day break go through the cloud cover, here for our sunday, fathers day but it will still be warm and muggy, and it will still feel like upward of the mid 90's. even though future weather does not paint in too many showers chances for areas of philadelphia and south jersey keeping them up in the po

pending drughad and assault charges in minneapolis. friends of the bounty hunters said they had more than 20 years experience. in washington, sam sweeney, abc 7 news. adrianna: in wisconsin, the search continues for two people still missing after an explosion , killinge building one, injuring at least 14 others. maggie rulli has this incredible scene. >> they continue to fight a stubborn fire in the cente occurred. maggie: we are getting our first look at the aftermath of that fatal overnight explosion at a wisconsin plant that has left at least one dead and others still missing. >> this appears to have been some office area here. you can see some filing cabinets and some installation completely insulation completely blown apart. >> there has been a report of a large explosion, large explosion, large fire, a lot of smoke. >> it was like a bomb went off. just really intense. it shook the whole house for a few seconds. maggie: 16 employees were inside the building when there was a loud blast at 11:00 p.m. wednesday night. >> a big explos

gay pride parades were held in new york, san francisco, minneapolis and other cities. the parades celebrated diversity but also protested prejudice and exclusion. in new york - chelsea manning celebrated her first pride event as a free woman. the transgender former u-s army intelligence analyst waved to crowds from the american civil liberties union float. manning was sentenced to 35 years in prison for leaking classified documents to wikileaks. formerly bradley manning, she underwent gender reassignment while behind bars. former president obama commuted her sentence in january. she was released last month. happening today - a sign of summer in d-c. the marion barry youth employment program kicks off. this morning, d-c mayor muriel bowser will celerate the first day by announcing 50-thousand dollars in new scholarships. 13-thousand d-c teens and young adults will participate in this year's six-week program. it was created by the late mayor marion barry more than 30 years ago. mayor bowser to celebrate the first day of the 2017 marion s. barry summer yout announce $50,0

minneapolis through the great lakes in the 70s low humidity, ohio valley looks fine.hrough the northeast. you'll feel it as you go outside. a lot of the rain and gloomy weather from yesterday is gone. northern new england will be cool with a stray shower. friday, st. louis warm at 90. chicago is fine. maybe a stray storm around new york on friday, but most of the day is going to be dry. unfortunately we're back into the gloom as we head towards the weekend, a new storm coming from canada is going to dip down and bring us cloudy, cool weather. a lot of clouds, seven of the last ten days in miss burg, boston, nine of the last ten days. >> we're going to have to enjoy it while it lasts. >> enjoy today and saturday. >> how do you come up with those titles, late may gloom? >> i have a whole team of headline writers. >> president trump is set to decide today the fate of the u.s.'s future in the paris climate accord. >> the potential next steps if he chooses to pull this country out of the multinational agreement. that's coming up. i let go of all those feelings. because i a

. >>> and south of minneapolis, the aclu is calling for an investigation into this video. they say it shows a drug task force agent pulling a suspect over and kneeing and punching him. prosecutors say it shows only the end of the intcident. they say the suspect tailgated and threatened them. >>> a man is charged with trying to help isis. prosut husband and father was planning to go to syria. they say he helped a friend join the terror group. he's being held without bail and faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted. >>> and iraq's prime minister is calling it a formal declaration of defeat by isis after the destruction of a historic mosque in mosul. iraq's government says isis militants blew up that mochx as they retreated from the area. it had towered over the area for 850 years and is where isis declared a caliphate three years ago. the lieder of the u.s. coalition calls it a crime against all of iraq. >>> and a mississippi law seen as antilgbt is now in effect. it allows businesses and business owners and government employees to deny service to same-sex couples based

his mother reached a $3 million settlement with a minneapolis suburb where a police officer killed her son. the officer was cleared of manslaughter less than two weeks ago. attorneys say the deal avoided a protracted wrongful death case. the payment will be made by an insurer, not with taxpayer dollars. the chicago tribune says walmart is being sued by the family of an uber driver who was hacked to death on the job. a 16-year-old girl is accused of killing the driver last month with a knife and machete she stole from a walmart. the company denies negligence. >>> usa today says the son of a former major leaguer is on life support after being hit in the face by a baseball. 15-year-old jason lockhart was hurt ten days ago during a tournament in south carolina. he is hospitalized in atlanta where his father keith played for the braves. >>> and a story in time about salvador dali may be as surreal as any of the fame pager's works. the judge in spain says his remains must be exhumed to settle a paternity suit. a card reader claims he was the father and wants proof of paternity. >>> and chang

as the storm rolled into minneapolis the sky turned an erie shade of green. it looks unreal. >> don't drive into that. >> we have an update on some severe weather hitting the country. >> the story with the heat wave in the east. if you drive into a thunderstorm and you see that green, have you a good chance of seeing some very large hail. usually you see storm chasers go the other way when they see that. in the west the opposite story, upper-level low, snow coming down at the higher elevations in central sierra. pretty rare for june but it does happen. we do have a risk of severe weather. a moderate risk. rural sections of wyoming, nebraska, south dakota. but there is a chance of strong tornadoes today, about 5 million people at risk for severe storms. tomorrow severe storms in the sorthern plain 62 degrees. one little warm spot at 76. in the west, looks like a slow return to normal this week. >> thanks, bill. just ahead, puerto rico to become the 51st state. blue one year later orlando pauses to remember the victims of the deadly pulse nightclub massacre tha

place around the country yesterday including major ones in new york city, chicago, san francisco, minneapolis, st. louis, and seattle. >> plenty of lists. all the latest traffic this friday morning. all your photos -- >> oops. and that is the weather man caught audiotape guard when a gust of wind -- was caught off guard when a gust of wind caught him off balance. his el shreds. his colleagues back in the studio had his back laughing all the way. that is just great. any mishaps while you're out covering the elements? >> we don't use umbrellas often when it's snowing and stuff because you know it's going to be windy. you don't want to get caught like that. he had his hair all nice and in a man bun. he didn't need that umbrella. >> he was talking about it going from hot to now rainy and windy and we're doing kind of just the opposite? >> yeah, we're going to go from comfortable back to hot by the weekend. so enjoy it, kind of savor this time we have right now. it is beautiful. yesterday i was out doing yard work for hours yesterday. >> yeah, pulling weeds. >> good day for golfing or i always tal

meantime, delta is testing a facial recognition bag drop at minneapolis airport.s also testing facial recognition at boarding gates in new york and atlanta. >>> there is no need wetoend. but today it's pretty nice. >> you may want to think about staying indoors in town this weekend because the heat is on! hi, everybody! veou a look right now. ererliea wtha am out from our kpix 5 studios. due east towards mount diablo. a good 45 miles away. the air quality is decent due to a significant breeze. this is the scene right now at the golden gate bridge. you can see that the flag is on the fly. so pretty variable from an onshore push to offshore. lots of tourists out there enjoying the view in this early afternoon hour. you want 70s? right now it's in san francisco and in oakland. how about 80s? redwood city, livermore, and san jose. we're already at 94 degrees. that's hot. in santa rosa at lunchtime. the coast certainly has not been clear. we have pick up some stratus in the form of low clouds and fog pushing onshore earlier. it's now wiped away revealing ample sunshine

the "minneapolis star tribune" say the jurors appear to be stalled in the manslaughter trial of the policeer who fatally shot passenger motorist philando castile. the jury has deliberated for 2 1/2 days, but they have reached no verdicts on any of the charges facing geronimo ya laz. they include state health and human services director nick lyon. >>> guardian says american pop star ariana grande will become the first. she's raised millions of dollars. that attack occurred at the end of grande's concert. 22 people were killed. >>> still to come, a milestone for tesla. the electric carmaker celebrates a first in safety for its suv. i. that wasn't fair to any of us. i was covered. i tried lots of things over the years. but i didn't give up. i kept on fighting. i found something that worked. that still works. now? see me. see me. i found clear skin that lasts. see if cosentyx could make a difference for you- cosentyx is proven to help people with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...find clear skin that can last. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting cosentyx, you shou

host: let's go to minneapolis. patricia on our line for republicans. caller: yeah. this is absolutely ridiculous. the media is so clear they are just an arm of the d.n.c. cnn is absolutely incredible. they quote unnamed sources, unnamed departments, unnamed official. they make things up out of thin air. "the new york times" is being sued by sarah palin because of their piece about connecting her directly with the gabby giffords shooting. i have -- if i see something from "the washington post," "the new york times," cnn, msnbc, nbc, i don't believe it. they are always wrong. all they talk about is attacks on trump. you have plays with him being stabbed. you have left-wing comedians holding up his chopped off bloody head. the media is out of control. host: let's take that point, alicia shepard. guest: well, i like to ask, who do you believe? who do you think is credible? host: i apologize, she's not on the line anymore. guest: first, i don't think "the new york times" is always wrong. i think now we're dealing with perception and what is known as confirmation bias whi

. >> in minneapolis, police officers were allowed to march in this year's parade. initially they were sxluded over at quital of officer in the shooting death of philando castillo. protesters tried to stop the marx. in san francisco they celebrated same-sex marriage and some marchers expressed anxiety they could be rolled back. >> i came down because we need to be working together and doing things it can't be separate critics point out administration blacked obama era protection from transgender student from discrimination and in new yor york, protest groups led the parade. highlighting issues like gun violence. mass incarceration and healthcare. >> how is the total this year than being with different years. a lot of gay communities nervous information of moving games in the last few hose. >> others here want to celebrate. >> it shouldn't be political. it should be about represen representing who are you and being part of who you are and manage you have tried. stonewall in birth place of gay rights movement. these marches combined celebratesing with protesting and w

i come from minneapolis. 1st infantry division, round about '68, saigon.'ve been waiting for this a long time. "excuse me" would go a long way there, friend! he's with us? yeah. i tried to introduce myself to him this morning. he told me to mind my own business. (chuckles) geez. woman: taxi! hey, hey, i got here first! i hate to do this, but i am already late. please, i will lose my job. henry! henry. kid, i already told you, i got to get out of here.

he live ins a rural city not far from minneapolis. when you think of rural midwest. you may think miles of farmland but that is not the case for him. he has some property, no animals, and he started making saddles though he doesn't own any horses. boyd hooper explains why. >> reporter: give the guy on 101st street credit. for sticking to his story. >> 100 by no animals except toby here. >> reporter: if he is wearing those boots and that hat, this is a ranch. a better word might be eclectic. >> nothing surprises them anymore, what i drag home. >> reporter: okay, maybe they were a little surprised. >> this is my shop right here. >> reporter: when mike quit his job selling cars and gave this ranch some authenticity. >> when i told my boss i was ... i was going to quit and do this here, he thought i was nuttier than a fruitcake. >> reporter: nearly 20 years have passed since this horseless cowboy drove a camper to kansas to learn from a master leather artist. >> i just know he could do it. >> reporter: renbrae supported her husband's pursuit of a crazy dream from passion

as the storm rolled into minneapolis the sky turned an eerie shaved gray. >>> bill karins has an update an this heat wave spreading across eastern states. >>> some people like that rain. 80 this morning st. louis to chicago. new york city at 79. 82 in dallas. it's hot in the central plains, great lakes and year through the southern half of the country. strong ridge in the east we're cool in the west. bermuda high pumping up moisture from the atlantic. warm air is with us. heat is the highest from wrars in central plains, kansas city 93, chicago 93, detroit 93 and in the northeast near record highs, i-95 will in 90 to 95. that's a big look at the weather story of the day. here's a closer look at your day ahead. it's pretty much widespread from anywhere east of the rockies either in up the 80s or low 90s. humidity is not too unbearable. the heat index will stay low. strong storms later today. watch out wyoming and south dakota. we want to show you this. take look at this scene from florida. a sinkhole developed outside of a restaurant. during a storm. it's swallowed this car. the eroding

saturday it spreads to chicago and minneapolis. and the heat will build through the ohio valley and the northeast. you have to wait until sunday for the heat to arrive there. that's when temperatures will jump in the 90s from raleigh all the way to new yor >>> i'm first alert meteorologist erica martine. climbing into the 80s today and tomorrow, 90s by saturday and sunday. we're tracking a heat wave sunday, monday, and tuesday, with temperatures flirting with 100 degrees by early next week. you can follow us on social media for more updates. back to you. >> thank you. >>> here's a look at what we're working on for "nbc10 news today" -- >> we are breaking down fired fbi director james comey's testimony, and we're hearing reaction from local lawmakers. >>> plus, we have exclusive video of the deadly police shooting seconds before it happened. we'll show you the explosive moments when outraged family members arrived at the scene. >>> also, surveillance video of a nasty sidewalk spill in new jersey. a woman checking on her phone falls

one minneapolis community leader called it a 21st century >> i have a firearm. >> don't reach for it. don't pull it out. don't put it out. >> reporter: within 90 seconds of making the stop the officer filed seven shots. castillo's girlfriend diamond reynolds was in the passenger seat. >> i told him not to reach for it. >> you told him to get his i.d., his driver's license. oh, my god. please don't tell me he's dead. please don't -- >> keep your hands where they are. >> yes, i will, officer. >> you can see an officer coax and pick up reynolds' daughter out of the back seat. he was arrest and indicted for manslaughter. yanez feared for his life and he thought castillo, the 32-year-old cafeteria worker was pulling out a gun he was licensed to carry. friday the jury acquitted him of all charges. philando castillo's mother. >> my firstborn dead in minnesota. just because he was a police officer that makes it okay. now they've got free rein. he was found innocent on all counts. >> they were reportedly stunned when they saw the video during the trial and according to the trial they're planni