it has yet to hit 60 degrees in minneapolis this year. degree reading they had was november 27. they probably won't see it today, maybe early next week. the high yesterday at penn state university was 36. that was the high. there are some signs we see 50s and 60s pushing northward. that will not be until early next week. here comes more snow. there are parts of south dakota, nebraska, iowa and minneapolis that could see another 2 to 4 inches of snow forecast there. the northeast is getting some cool air that continues to filter in. it is been very tough, record- setting cold for some for april. for us, a lot of cloud cover and little in the way of any rain. if there is any, it looks to favor the san mateo coast near monterey. cloudy this morning, we will probably get some breaks late morning and early afternoon. than a clouds up again. 40s and 50s for temperatures. they want change too much because of the cloud cover. 43 in black hawk, 44 in san ramon. lafayette is 43, 50 in pittsburg. 28 in truckee. nothing for the sierras until late ton

minneapolis, 4 inches. lacrosse, around 4 inches. green bay, up to 6 inches.ilwaukee, right around 2 to 4 and northern michigan, 6 to 8. winter is not quite done yet. but the this is a more typical spring storm. >> thanks a lot for that, bill. appreciate it. >>> still ahead, it all came down to one game as villanova makes its case to be college basketball's latest dynasty. all the highlights from last night's championship. plus, yasmin will show you how the wildcats here on their teams. whether it's a big thing, small thing, or something unexpected, pnc will be right there when you need us. because when it comes to your finances, if you focus on today, tomorrow has a way of working itself out. if you focus on today, you might be missing something.y healthy. your eyes. that's why there's ocuvite. ocuvite helps replenish nutrients your eyes can lose as you age. it has lutein, zeaxanthin and omega-3. ocuvite. be good to your eyes. and sometimes, i don't eat the way i should. so, i drink boost. boost high protein nutritional drink has 15 grams of protein to help m

steve. >> thank you very much i am here in minneapolis at the minneapolis federal reserve bank with thef the minneapolis fed, neel kashkari thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> i think we need to first point out, we got the great mississippi river running behind us and i think like nine out of ten americans don't even know that the mississippi river runs through minneapolis. >> i have to admit, before i decided to come here, i didn't know that. >> and we're not going to spend time talking about the weather it showed here 16 inches >> it's great to be here it's brisk >> brisk let's talk about what everybody is talking about, which is interest rates and one of the things that's happened recently, the ten-year now approaching 3%. there's two parts i want to talk about that one is the level and the other is the spread. let's talk about the level first. have things risen higher than you expected say, at the beginning of the year >> no, i mean, i'm surprised they haven't risen more. i would have expected on the back of the tax cut and the big spending bills and the fact that we

kevin tibbles, nbc news, minneapolis. >> i need his help. >>> that is "nbc nightly news" for this sunday night. lester holt will be in tomorrow. i'm kate snow. for all of us here at nbc news, have a great night. >>> right now at 6:00, an alert driver notices something wrong off the coast of pacifica. how his quick reaction helped save people when their boat ran aground. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening, thank you so much for joining us. i'm vicki nguyen. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. the stranded sailboat is still sitting on the shore right now. quite the spectacle for people headed out to the east. >> nbc bay area's sergio quintana is live in pacifica with more on this dramatic situation. hey, sergio. >> reporter: hey, it's interesting, i actually just talked to one of the boat owners a couple minutes ago. i want to show you that boat right now, it's been out here on the beach for most of the day. the co-owner last night told us a little bit about what happened to them. they had been

minneapolis 24. minneapolis has not had a 60 degree temperature since november 27 last year.other system is coming in to give snow to parts of iowa and minnesota and also into nebraska, south dakota. there are sides next week they might get back into some low 60s. for us we have a lot of cloud cover. everybody has cloudy skies. you can see the low. it will come right across the closely today. about sfo, san francisco, down to santa cruz looks like the best opportunity. 70 and 49, you are right there on the low but still below the high. sfo is 51, 46 in fairfield, brentwood 47 degrees. record lows were sent yesterday. 40s for some. 41 in mill valley. it is a cloudy morning and then we get a break probably early afternoon until the system moves south. 50s and 60s for temperatures. >>> when you look straight ahead, that is usually okay. it is when you are doing this that you have a problem. i will turn my scanners down, so it doesn't sound so bad. >> roger, "mornings on 2". >>> northbound add is moving along pretty well as you drive past the colosseum. we are doing pretty well.

minneapolis 39. 63 in atlanta. 49 degrees in washington. 46 in new york.re supposed to be in the 50s there as well. boston 47. you real have i to go to the west coast to see some very warm air. 95 degrees in phoenix. almost feels cool, right, living here and seeing that. 60 degrees in salt lake city. that's a look at the big weather story of the day and here is a look -- actually i'm going to toss it back to you guys. >> thanks, michelle. keep it right here, "early today" will be right back. any object. any surface. if you've got a life you gotta swiffer you won't find relief here. congestion and pressure? go to the pharmacy counter for powerful claritin-d. while the leading allergy spray relieves 6 symptoms... claritin-d relieves 8, including sinus congestion and pressure. claritin-d relieves more. >>> the defense department says it is not currently carrying out airstrikes in syria following an alleged chemical attack over the weekend. syrian state media claim possible u.s. missiles were striking an air base in central syria. in a statement the d.o.d. den

minneapolis 78, omaha 83. chicago 74 gorgeous. indianapolis 72.tuesday we take the warmth into the 80s into detroit, cincinnati looks great. st. louis near 80. then finally for frances, 84 degrees on wednesday new york city, boston 82, syracuse 82. lot of people playing hooky. >> oh, yeah, or calling in sick. bill, thanks. >>> still ahead meet the 100 baseball usher who witnessed 6000 games. in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® works in just one week. with the fastest retinol formula available. it's clinically proven to work on fine lines and wrinkles. one week? that definitely works! rapid wrinkle repair®. and for dark spots, rapid tone repair. neutrogena®. see what's possible. it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. tide pods child-guard pac. helps keep your laundry pacs safe, and your child safer. to close, twist until it clicks. tide pods child-guard packaging. (vo) more "dper rollres for mom" bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer than the leading ordinary brand. so

minneapolis as well, numerous reports of record snowfall. these are your wind chills. i mean, it's 34 -- it's 29 in atlanta, 28 in birmingham. you just don't see this in april. we will have a cooler forecast, not that cold, but we are well below average today after yesterday's 60s and 73 in san jose, today it's 59. livermore 57, napa 57. numerous thunderstorms today, some will be some light rain, there will be downpours and we have already had lightning strikes in marin county, at least radar has detected that and also into sonoma county and pretty good cell here to the west of point race heading

look at minneapolis. remember they had last weekend about 15 inches of snow. monday, 66.uld be all gone by the time we end this weekend and even areas of the east are better too. >> much needed relief for those folks out in minneapolis. >> they deserve a sunny weekend in the 60s. >> for sure. >>> after one year of staring down wall street's charging bull, the celebrated fearless girl statue is getting a new home closer to the new york stock exchange. installed for international women's day in march of 2017, the courageous statue was commissioned to call attention to the role of women in corporate america. the original installation period was extended to more than a year. it will be moved to a more pedestrian friendly area. the city is also exploring relocating charging bull but there is no finalized time line for a move for that statue. >> interesting to see how it's become one of the iconic landmarks in new york city. >>> behind the scenes in talks with north korea. the concessions pyongyang is already making and what secretary of state mike pompeo may be seeking with ki

what is on your mind jonathan waiting in minneapolis, line for democrats. go ahead. caller: how are you doing today? host: doing well. caller: fine thanks. calling about the white house correspondence dinner, i hope they keep the jokes appropriate and i really wish that president -- going to say it for the first time, trump, would go to the white house correspondence dinner to make fun of himself. we are all making fun of him at the same time and i find it almost embarrassing that he won't go to the -- they want to do for him and i wish he would go so people would shut up and say he has a little bit of character and can laugh at himself and i think that is what we need to see from him instead of being this joke that he already is, as the person that leads the free world. hopefully he'll show up and just kathy griffin, say hello and walk out and maybe want to do something funny. host: not likely to happen, he is scheduled to be in macon county, michigan, 7:00, we'll be airing the rally live on c-span, c-span.org and of course on the c-span radio app. in crystal lake,

but take a look at these temperatures today. 44 degrees in minneapolis.hat's 10 degrees cooler than what we expect this time of year. better than the 20 degrees colder yesterday. 52 in st. louis. nashville 58. and that's the same story as you head out through the northeast. but here's the good news. warmer air back to the west. above average temperatures. 16 degrees above average in denver at 78. feeling summer like in albuquerque and this will slide to the east so that jet stream really lift to the north and allows all that warm air to come in finally and we'll start warming up as we head throughout the next several days. and by the weekend we're going to feel more like june. so right now we're feeling like june. we're going to fast forward over the next couple of days. >> what a big jump. >>> still ahead, a complete game shutout in washington, d.c. and some snow angels in the windy city. all the highlights from major league baseball coming up next in sports. we're on a mission to show drip coffee drinkers, it's time to wake up to keurig. wakey! wakey! r

the minneapolis-st. paul international airport canceled all flights because of heavy snow.s home opener against the chicago white sox was snowed out on saturday. sunday's game has also been called off. residents are being told to stay off the roads and several highways have been closed. forecasters say southern minnesota could get more than 1 foot of snow by sunday. >>> hollywood is mourning the death of legendary movie director. he won oscars for directing one pill over the cuckoo's nest in amadeus. some of his other well-known films include ragtime, hair and the people versus larry flynt. he died early saturday morning in connecticut and he was 86. i'm robert gray, now back to "watters' world". back to "watte" jesse: all the anticipation about the tell-all book from james comey fizzling. instead of giving the media the proof they were hoping for to show the president obstructed justice. it's full of scathing attacks. like this pun. this president is unethical and untethered to institutional truth and values. his leadership is transactional, ego driven and about personal l

to summer. 55 in new york, the rain is ongoing across the mid-atlantic and the northeast, 39 in minneapolishe potential for rain and shower activity, there is the radar and those rain showers will bring may flowers. the rain will be heavy at times especially in new york city area. you can see one to 2 inches of rain, flash flooding might be a concern throughout the day lingering throughout the evening and tomorrow a better day for the northeast, there is your forecast, rain for the northeast, mid-atlantic, showers across the central us, 52 in kansas city, nice-looking day for minneapolis, 98 in phoenix so it is hot across the west. look at this, 57 today. look at tuesday, wednesday and thursday getting to 80. rob will be posting social media pictures. rob: we appreciate the weather. jillian: taking aim at our troops, the socialist groups at the city college in new york targeting their rotc program demanding military training program be removed from campus. new york city sent women and marine corps veteran says the rotc is too important to remove. your initial reaction when you heard this? >

bank stadium in minneapolis.ill be drier. >> if any of you are trying to ba bulge i apologize. this will make krour hungry. standing in front of melt in akron, ohio. he has come back because last time he did a grilled cheese challenge where there was 4 pounds of cheese. he looked at the menu because they had so many good looking meals. he picks four starting with my perm favorite. monti cristo. >> ham, turkey all battered and deep fried with powdered sugar on top. >> now for the parmegeddon which he called the perogi. it is like an epic cheat month right there. his girlfriend has a warning. >> if you're on a diet, don't come here. >> it is time to cleans the pallet. >> broccoli. >> they say it cleans the pallet and that it was actually pretty good. >> that's good. >> back to the sapd >> these look insanely delicious. they are mouth watering. don't forget desert. desert is peanut butter and banana. you want to know what their favorite is? >> all of it. >> if you want to know what it is go to our web site or check

minneapolis is 12. 26 in tulsa. 30s for minneapolis and detroit and washington, d.c. same in nashville. tomorrow, more than of the same. temperatures stuck in the 30s and 40s. 48 in louisville. memphis at 56 degrees. these temperatures are 15 to 25 degrees below average. it will stay cold for most areas going into next week. that is the look at the weather -- just kidding. craig. >> i'll pick it up from there. thank you. >>> also this morning, more rain in the forecast out west. the pineapple express is already hitting san francisco this morning with 2.5 inches of rain. 150 flights canceled so far. 10,000 people without power. the strong spring storm wreaking havoc across the region forcing countless rescues and concerns of mudslides and major flooding will soon follow. dylan will have more on the weather out west in just a few minutes. >>> a big announcement overnight. 250 members of the texas national guard are headed south to the u.s./mexico border. this comes days after president trump's call to deploy as many a

you can see another storm on deck from minneapolis to billings.nt snow expected with this storm and cold temperatures. expect packed powder there with temperatures in the 20s. look at this differential here. raleigh, 80 degrees. philadelphia 45. that cold air is holding on. looks like it's going to through the month of april. so 1 storm out of the way. another one on deck for minneapolis. we take a break tuesday, wednesday. here's another one through chicago and the northeast. a southern storm through charlotte. snow expected sunday morning. another storm to the west that will be moving in. significant storms moving across the country one after another. the outlook for the rest of april, precipitation above normal. temperatures below normal. we'll have more with "shepard smith reporting" after this. >> i'm lea gabrielle with a fox report. more of today's headlines. schools in kentucky and oklahoma cancelling classes. teachers protest at the state capitol. in kentucky, teachers marched pause of changes to their pension system. in oklahoma, teachers

two weeks ago in minneapolis, had 1.5 feet of snowfall.ts of northern michigan into the 70s, comparable of what's happening to the gulf coast states, also into the mid-70s. as high pressure begins to build out towards the northeast here, you begin to see that heat really expand in towards new york city, washington, d.c. and the u.s. capital cannot only climb 10 degrees each of the next several day, but get up to almost 90 degrees by the latter portion of the week. and of course we're talking early may where that is essentially july, august-like temperatures that are in place. cools off significantly going into the weekend. but even chicago gets a taste of early summer here. could see some thunderstorms pop up later into the week. and call michael jackson, call prince, call madonna, the 80s are back in atlanta. five consecutive days. five days in the month of april we had 80-degree temperatures. the first five days of may to bring in similar temps over the next few weeks. the warming trend is in store. with that said, there is a risk for se

these modern-day secessionist the only live in the former states of confederacy, they live in minneapolisthey live in boston. they live in palo alto. it has grown nearly impossible for america's primary news coverage to say -- fox or msnbc -- to have a meaningful and civil legal conversation with someone whose primary news outlet is the other. separation and disintegration and building walls -- expectations become a heavier, so the jesuits taught me, and they are right. been isy like and basic is they cannot be trusted, and we act in accordance to the belief. we did shake ourselves out of it. it seemed to last year, to some of us, that the integrity and cohesion of our democracy was the spitting before our very eyes. i have some good news to bring to you here in new hampshire. darkness makes a great canvas. and it is springtime. there is a goodness within our country that is longing to be called forward. as a democrat, and i know some of us are democrat, republican, independent -- as a democrat, say what we will as a party the donald trump, he has been the most effective tool for recruitm

minneapolis, 66 degrees on monday.s gets to 65 and some of this warmth will make it to the northeast and the mid-atlantic by about tuesday of next week so we have turned the corner, we just have to get through today's misery. >> don't you love how louis throws us under the bus? it looks like we too will turn the corner regarding bill karins. >> a bad attitude. >> and the new safety measures in the wake of that deadly southwest airlines flight. details on what steps the company is now taking. dynamic lighting elevated comfort powerfully efficient and one more thing the world comes with it ♪you can go your own way... the 2019 jeep cherokee and sometimes, i don't eat the way i should. so, i drink boost. boost high protein nutritional drink has 15 grams of protein to help maintain muscle and 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d. boost high protein be up for it we use our phones the same way these days. so why do we pay to have a phone connected when we're already paying for internet? shouldn'

. >> yes, it produced a foot of snow in minneapolis, two feet in green bay, and a deadly tornado. jumping to the west coast, getting snow in the high elevations of the sierra, nevada range. temperatures are dropping, know along with it, and we will still see it in a widespread area in the next couple days. still unsettled in the pacific northwest. they will be the highest in the coastline areas of the olympic mountains of washington state p rain showers in many areas. also a shower today in central and northern california. it has been very windy in areas of southern california. high fire danger and other areas coming up. >> we'll hear from you then, bill, thank you. >> fastforwarding to monday, the world's oldest marathon will be held day. coming one day after the anniversary of the boston marathon bombings. on sunday, families of the victims laid wreaths at the site of the blast. >>> if you have not filed your action is taxes yet, don't worry you have until tomorrow. >>> and stormy daniels is expected to be in court today. complicated relationship with milk? pour on the lactaid.

are gone back to the bozeman big sky area because constructions doing ok there some went back to minneapolis some to idaho but yeah a lot of people have left here i don't know too many people here anymore they're all gone just slow down too much they lost their jobs got laid off so couldn't put in the hours a lot of families to a lot of guys in the oil business the higher ups the guys making more money they've gone to south america in the middle east so they'll be back i guess someday but. so that's the general process. sort of her claim to me. i could buy a house and i did i could stay in a very nice apartment but i don't need it and i have very low overhead and i like it that way and i don't have a lot of needs. and this is stuff. this was a born garage and there was a snow storm and heavy snow storm about three years ago i suppose and the snow load on the roof caused the roof to collapse so anyway it's kind of an open air garage and. i. have a hose hooked up in there and i wash off and rick. thanks . to the oil industry has changed dramatically and i don't like to see that i see companies

so just two degrees above freezing in minneapolis today.ou need your heavy coat, the earmuffs still. kansas city 46, chicago just 38 degrees. could see a mixture of snow and rain there in louisville also at just 51. the northeast is not out of the mix here. temperatures right around 40 in cleveland, 47 in baltimore and that will be the story over the next couple of days, but here's the good news. i'm happy to report this. we're looking at temperatures starting to moderate by wednesday especially by thursday and then a little taste of spring. a little spring pharyngoby friday so in pittsburgh we're looking at thursday at 64. new york city finally into the 60s on thursday. could even be close to 70 by friday. back to you guys. >> that would be nice. >> see what happens when bill karins leaves? >> he's bringing the cold weather back. >> we'll tell him that next time we see him. >> still ahead. patrick reed overcomes all his challengers to capture the green jacket. all the highlights on the masters next in sports. across web and tablet? do you

know some are gone back to bozeman big sky erika's constructions doing ok there some went back to minneapolis some to idaho but yeah a lot of people have left here i don't know too many people here anymore they're all gone just slow down too much they lost their jobs got laid off so you could put in the hours a lot of families to a lot of guys in the oil business the higher ups the guys making more money they want to south america in the middle east so they'll be back i guess some day but. so that's the general process. sort of her cleaning the litter. i could buy a house and i did i could stay in a very nice apartment but i don't need it and i have very low overhead and i like it that way and i don't have a lot of needs. so this is. is just this was a born garage and there was a snow storm and heavy snow storm about three years ago i suppose and the snow load on the roof caused the roof to collapse so anyway it's kind of an open air garage and i. have a hose hooked up in there and i wash off and rick. thanks . to the oil industry has changed dramatically and i don't like to see that i see co

minneapolis as well, numerous reports of record snowfall. these are your wind chills. i mean, it's 34 -- it's 29 in atlanta, 28 in birmingham. you just don't see this in april. we will have a cooler forecast, not that cold, but we are well below average today after yesterday's 60s and 73 in san jose, today it's 59. livermore 57, napa 57. numerous thunderstorms today, some will be some light rain, there will be downpours and we have already had lightning strikes in marin county, at least radar has detected that and also into sonoma county and pretty good cell here to the west of point race heading toward inverness. extremely cold pool of air, moisture coming in and that's going to trigger wide variety of not only thunderstorms here but also very low snow levels, probably down to 3500, 4000 feet. maybe we can get it down to 3000 feet. 40s on the temps or 30s to the north on the peninsula, a lot of mid-40s in there. everyone is really close. even monterra, half moon bay are right there, atherton and woodside and over to fremont, quite cool. a blustery, cool day and i woul

hint something happened here but look closely and you can see even they have begun their journey minneapolis back. >> here -- journey back. >> here is rebirth. >> you can see the canopy turning green right now. that is amazing. >> reporter: with yond the beauty the flowers are a reminder that from adverse tesprings new possibilities. >> takes humans more effort to recede themselves. >> they need see recovery is true not only for nature but apply it to themselves. >> themselves and their heart and soul. >> yeah. >> reporter: in nature life isn't a straight line that begins and ends but rather a cycle of birth and death and birth again. it is something those who survive the fires have had to learn. john ramos, kpix 5. >>> well, the wild flowers get help from mother nature today. we started out with sunshine and that is changing and the rain in the bay area is being translated into snow in the sierra. reno. it is not going to come as surprise there will be winter storm warnings. it will take longer going out there now. a cold front pressing south mid- afternoon and rain coming through. and also

rochester, minnesota, minneapolis, you look to escape this storm.ally from iowa to jut south of minneapolis into wisconsin. so here's the snowfall forecast. the last one i'm giving of the season regardless of what's after it. mason city about 6 inches possible. rochester right on the 3 to 4 inch line. madison, wisconsin, right around 2 to 4 inches. you could still get around 2 to 3. chicago you may see some flakes mixing in with some rain but no accumulations. then through wednesday night into thursday moves through new york state. the higher elevations look to be cold enough for snow also, so buffalo may see a little bit of snow, but the ski country just south of buffalo, the tokyo plateau could get up to 8 inches of snow and the adirondacks and the whoit white and the green mountains a little additional snow from this too. everyone else just cold rain. we're going to turn the page and this is it, guys. no more snow forecasts. >> until next week when you say -- >> no, i refuse. you'll have to get someone else. >> just sunny, no matter what. >> we'r

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able to formulate ideas for my local representatives for door to door in my community, north of minneapolis, to say to people, is the reason why you need to vote democratic and point to passed in m that was december. i don't want to get into trump make sure thet to facts are set up straight and clear for everybody to understand and we are in a district.ive how would you frame that argument, you point it out in a gentilian, conkrooet fashion? guest: i think you are on a get, you need to talk in calm manner and have dialogue with those who don't agree with you. do that, you are wise to say, you got to know the facts of the particular ituation and have that dialogue. i've never excluded anybody from ay dialogue i've had, whether town meeting or whatever. i think that is important. e shut out each other, we say, these people don't agree with me, so to heck with them. way to get a resolution to the problem. if you do that, you will not believe you don't will last long. we have examples in new jersey, have ongressman would not any town meetings, people went in.their offices and sat i don't recomm

minneapolis, 31 today. that's 20 degrees below average.1. st. louis about 44. now, let's look at what we're going to see later this week. chicago, stuck in the 30s, as we go into the weekend. fargo, on friday, 19 degrees. new york city, gets nice on friday, and we're back into the 40s on saturday. even charlotte, 55 that's a look at the weather across the country. now here's a peek out your window. >> good morning, we're not off to a bad start. we've got some cloud cover out there, but overall, it's still fairly cool. our current temperatures for san jose and san francisco, about 50 degrees. mountain view, 49. it will be climbing quite nicely into those 60s and even some 70s on the map. here's a quick check of the temperature trend. by about 12:00, 55 degrees. a high of 62 for san francisco, perfect for giants home opener. >> remember, you can find out throughout the day on our sirius/xm channel 108. >>> carson has eased over to the orange room. what's up? >> i ran, actually. in this digital age, it's becoming quite common for businesses t

. >> parkland, florida, new york, washington, minneapolis among the 800 rallies taking place globallyy're calling this the largest youth' led protest since the vietnam war era. >> trevor: the largest youth' led protest. give it up for those kids! ( cheers and applause ) that was amazing. did you see that? look at all those kids. it's like a roy moore fantasy come to life. it was, like, so many. there were so many kids like the march looked like every single parent went out of town this weekend and then their kids threw the most prosktive house party ever. it would be impressive enough if these kids just organized hundreds of thousands of people to march, but they also called those people to action. >> parkland survivor emma gonzalez silently demonstrating the amount of time it took the gunman to turn her world upside down. >> since the time that i came out here, it has been six minutes and 20 seconds. >> among the young people center stage, the 9-year-old granddaughter of dr. martin luther king. >> my grandfather had a dream that his four little children will not be judged by the colo

minneapolis got hit hard, as well. the national weather service calling the storm historic for the area in mid-april. i'll say. and in oklahoma at least two people are dead, hundreds of homes evacuated as wildfires spread across that state. they've burned more than 300,000 acres so far with conditions expected to worsen this week. we get the latest from nbc's maya rodriguez. >> reporter: tonight, western oklahoma is on fire. a state of emergency declared in more than 50 counties. the smoky smell detected in neighboring states. high temperatures, gusting winds and low humidity creating perfect conditions for wildfires. authorities say flames have injured seven and killed two, including a 61-year-old man trying to fight the fire and a woman found in her burned out vehicle. >> the other people that were there evacuated well before the fire and -- but she was still there. >> reporter: firefighters hope today's cooler temperatures would help contain the fires. >> the wind's horrible. the only thing that we have had is coole

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they went to overtime and minneapolis score the go-ahead bucket.warriors now have a first round date with the san antonio spurs.>> the a's scored 16 against the dodgers, the most la has allowed in four years. last night, he was waxed up. chris davis with alex wood. 21 hits to go along with 16 runs for the oakland lumber company. that is trayce thompson who took it away. thompson caught it on the heel of his club. the a's win 16-6. >> andre suarez made his big league debut against the diamondbacks. 436 feet into the bleachers. suarez pitched into the six innings. the giants lose 7-3. we are barely 2 weeks into the baseball season. first in denver, nolan arenado went after the padres started luis perdomo. in boston, the yankees young slugger tyler austin got a pitch to the rib. he went after joe kelly. you can bet suspensions are forthcoming. the yankees won the game 10-7. 6'7" aaron judge was the peacemaker.>>> we will be right back. ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalized financial strategy can give you confidence

so, unfortunately, it's the same area that was just hit, now, minneapolis, are you in the northern fringef it. you will unfortunately still see snow flakes the heavier totals are from iowa to lacrosse, and a bit of 2-4 inches in green bay and just to the north of milwaukee. ridiculous. just that we are adding more miserry on what is falling. forecast has a dangerous day today. we will have high winds and low humidity and drought conditions in areas from new mexico coto western kansas. oklahoma and texas. temperatures in the 80s. that's why we have extreme fire conditions. if any of the fires form, they will rapidly spread and still, unusually chilly, the great lakes through the northeast. it's not raining anymo orre of the rockies all the way through the northern plains and still unusually cold in western new york. the big question is when will it finally just end. the big warm up that doesn't stop. >> that's the hypothetical question that we all need answers to. >> no answers for you yet. >> thanks, bill. in today's quick hits you could soon be paying sales tax on all online purchases. >

and in minneapolis, the mining sector is doing particularly well. outside of trade, the fed found conomic activity is continuing to expand at a modest to moderat pace. labor markets are still tight, wage growth remains generally modest, ands inflation still moderate, despite those spikes in steel prices overall, the fed found the outlook remains positive. >> trade is a big issue for the economy,nd also the stock market. today that was the focus of a l workingch between president trump and shinzo abe. >> typical is the word i think we have totart using with a lot of nations. so when we say free, that's good, fair, that's good but i like to say free, fair and recipro kohl. the word reciprocal is that when you have a car come in we charge you a tax. when we have a cargo to japan, which aren't allowed to go there, we have to take down the ba. >> and the president added that japan is ordering a large numbe of airplanes fs. companies. >>> a landmark antitrust case is entering a r critical phasht now, the ceo of time warner took tice tand today in the j de

the singer died two years ago from an opioid overdose at his paisley park complex near minneapolis. official cause of death was an overdose of painkiller fentanyl, but no prescriptions were found. , where despite an historic peace deal which saw the farc rebel group lay down its weapons, the cocaine trade is still booming. recent figures showed coca production was at its highest level in two decades, and with esesidential elections next month, whoever tt over from president santos has a huge task ahead of them. the bbc's south america correspondenkaty watson sent this report from colombia. katy: a forgotten city on colombia's pacific coast, it is grnd zero for the world's cocaine trade. desperately poor, this is where the country's armed conflict is still nte most. resiare nervous about talking to us. criminal gangs thrive here. they are worried as ut repercussi they speak out of place. >> we are no longer scared of dying. we are scared of living. katy: while the city's waterways provide a direct line to the international drug trade, the fields surrounding it provide a livelihood or

we are well below normal in minneapolis, 44, about ten degrees what is average for thi timesarts of florida, but we are watching stormy weather, could even see gusty thunderstorms and downpours. >>> all right. chilly once again, you guys, but we are looking at temperatures in february now, it will feel like june by saturday. >> we'll take it. we've been waiting a long time, michelle. >> we deserve it. >> a plan back fired as a 174-foot silo fell in the wrong direction. look at it. >> woops. >> investigators are piecing together why the blast knocked the silo towards the next door cultural center. authorities say the preparation seemed to be correct, but the dust and the glass in the buildings damaged library, totally different story. no one was hurt, but a big woopsy. >> what happened was -- >>> coming up, did president trump just make china back down on tariffs? plus a bombshell in bill cosby's retrial. >>> leading the news on this tuesday, actor bill cosby is inside a philadelphia courtroom as his retrial on sexual assault charges begins. inside the courtroom prosecutors revealed for the

>> reporter: minneapolis could have had a winter carnival for the last month. if youto lay bme, try the jet stream, which plummeted much lower and stayed longer than usual across the region. but the wintry grip may be loosening. this is a beautiful day. >> it is. there's actually some sun. >> reporter: we spoke with jamie enderlen of the national weather service alongside the facility's still-standing snow fence. so does it look like we're finally done, he asked, with anxiety in his voice? >> it looks like for the next seven days we don't have any snow here in chicago. >> reporter: warm weather would be welcome on the farm. yern planting hasn't even begun was already under way a year ago. how long you have been farming? >> about 50-some years. >> reporter: in illinois, bob bleuer and his son, jeff, are two weeks late getting to his frigid 1,800 acres. >> the soil temperature is not warm enough. >> reporter: the ground is too cold? >> too cold. >> reporter: the ground thermometer was stuck in the 30s last week, 20 degrees below what a seed needs. >> i raise toma