reporter: this is hardly unique to minneapolis.eople make up less than 3% of the population in the u.s. but between 2010 and 2020 they were killed in law enforcement encounters at a higher rate than any other racial group. >> this is the part -- reporter: johnny crow grew up in minneapolis and he remembers bouncing among homeless shelters. he can also recall his father getting roughed up by the police. >> it is just the way they treat us. you have to be strong. that is the mentality i was taught. reporter: last fall crow himself was detained at a minneapolis gas station after police said his car was connected to a wanted person. he was handcuffed and put into the back of a squad car before officers checked his id and they accepted that the person of interest was his cousin and let him go. he is suing the city and the officers involved saying he was injured and traumatized during the unlawful stop and unreasonable seizure. >> as a kid i remember the police would hand me stickers and i used to think they were so amazing. once i becam

and i was around minneapolis today. i saw a lot of red. you can expect a lot of red in that building tomorrow. the vikings notorious for having great fans, but i expect to see a faithful to be here in minneapolis. >> wow are those niner fans loud? have you heard of them yet? and have you had any milk or tater tots because i hear both of them are big in minneapolis. this >> not yet. i had a nice little chicken sandwich getting ready for today, but a lot of red. they are loud. it's always fun to see the faithful. this is going to be a huge, great atmosphere for the 49 ers. >> j.r. chris, we look forward to it. thank you so much. any time we can hear what chris is eating during his newscast, it is good times all around. well, still ahead, a tribute to mark, a milestone in oakland. how the city is celebrating an anniversary for the black (♪) (♪) (♪) get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another

with the amount of crime that continues in minneapolis, since the riots of 2020. and i would point out to you that i had an officer in my district, i live right across the border in wisconsin, that is where my district begins. a police officer was shot to death as a result of a week on crime prosecutor on st. paul and minneapolis, minnesota. the guy served only four years for a violent crime. do you think that is a problem?>> the officer was shot to death, that is certainly not an appropriate sentence, that is outrageous. let me be clear, we are doing everything we can to assist minneapolis, we have a very aggressive u.s. attorney, he has brought another of cases. >> i have a very short time here, in regards to disrupting drug networks, why do you think there is so much fentanyl coming into the country? >> because it cost 10 cents to make and it can be sold for $30. >> under oath, he said the reason there is such a drastic increase in fentanyl coming into the country is because on january 20th of 2021, open borders policies were announced by president biden. have

paul and minneapolis minnesota. he served only four years for a violent crime. do you think that is a problem? >> and officer shot to death is certainly not an appropriate sentence. that's outrageous. we are doing everything we can to assist minneapolis. we have a very aggressive u.s. attorney with a number of cases . >> let me continue. have a short period of time. in regards to disrupt drug networks, why do you think there is so much fentanyl coming into the country? >> because it costs $.10 to make and it can be sold for $30. >> arizona sat right where you are at a few months ago and under oath he said that the reason there is such a drastic increase in fentanyl coming in is because on january 20 of 2021, open border policies were announced. have you expressed concern about those open border policies that have led to the rapid increase and amount of fentanyl coming in? >> i can't associate myself with the conclusion reached by sheriff, but i can certainly commiserate with the concern. >> the sheriff is incorrect? >> the cartels in mexico are bringing this --

. >>> well, five officers were shot near minneapolis, and a decision in the elijah mcclain case, those morning headlines. "the denver post" reports a colorado jury delivered a split verdict in the death of elijah mcclain. >> we the jury find the defendant, randy rodema, guilty of criminal homicide. -- criminally negligent homicide. >> aurora police officer randy rodema was also convicted on a charge of third-degree assault. another officer, jason rosenblatt, was acquitted on all charges. mcclain was walking home from a store in 2019 wearing a ski mask when someone called 911 to report a suspicious person. officers tackled the 23-year-old and put him in a choke hold before paramedics gave him a sedative. he suffered a heart attack and died several days later. >>> "the minneapolis star-tribune" said a suspect is in custody after officers were shot and the wounded. authorities say drug task force officers were serving a search warrant at a home northwest of minneapolis. they came under fire, shot back, and retreated. after several hours, a 64-year-old suspect surrendered and was taken int

. >> do you support the consent that i believe was put in place in the city of minneapolis? >> do i support the? >> do you support the dissent decree that was put in place with the police department minneapolis periods >> the one that was put in place by the federal government? yes periods >> you support fewer cops on the street? >> do i support? >> fewer cops on the street. >> no i don't. >> that is what is happening as a result. >> i don't think that is a consequence of the consent decree. they have been losing police officers for many years periods >> do i support more crime? no i don't. >> there was a hearing in minnetonka minnesota, a suburb of minneapolis, just this last week where they are beside themselves with the amount of crime that continues in minneapolis since the riots of 2020. i would point out to you, i had an officer in my district, i live right across the border in wisconsin, that's for my district begins. a police officer was shot to death as a result of a week on crime prosecutor in st. paul, minnesota. do you think that is a problem? >> the officer was

. >>> the twin cities marathon in minneapolis has been canceled due to dangerous heat.t was slated to begin about 20 minutes ago at 7:00 a.m. local time. >> record-setting heat conditions are expected in minnesota with highs in the low 90s. that's 15 to 20 degrees above average today. organizers say due to the conditions, it's not safe for runners, spectators and volunteers. some runners say they understand the decision. of course, they were still upset to hear about that. >> i'm really disappointed. i'm disappointed for everyone who worked so hard to be here today. i'm disappointed for our runners who -- some of our runners are folks who are experiencing homelessness or who are in recovery who are running a marathon for the first time today. i also know how much work twin cities in motion put into this day and how they didn't take this decision lightly at all. i feel heartbroken for the runners and the organization. >> tough decision. of course, safety coming first. the marathon was expected to bring out 300,000 spectators. >>> right now, kaiser permanente and union le

extended into portionso movi minneapolis sitting at 43 and des moines at 44 just a little farer to west, though, notice where temperatures end up, into the low 80s for denver and dodge city 70 degrees for omaha, and minneapolis into the low 60s by the afternoon. the warmth starts to m starts to the migrate t the east we things moderating out, upper 60s for cincinnati down to the low 60s as we roll into the weekend we'll round out the workweek with temperatures in the 70s we're watching the tropics hurricane season is not over yet. we have an 80% chance a system wod develop ulin boston we'll head to low 70s in jackson. plenty of sunshine expected across texas today that is a look at your forecast, guys, back over to you >>> "early today" is back in 60 seconds with an update on the acting strikes that have stalled hollywood. >>> and a live report on the hundreds of layoffs that will have linkedin employees looking for new jobs n employees looking for new jobs hey! you guys want to come in? my mom made dinner. make your table legendary, with country crock. feeling sluggish or weighed down?

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was addressing gathering in tehran. and our adley founder at mintpress news joins us from minneapoliso that may prevent massakers from happening, which is called the genoside at this point uh, but even officials from the western world who are encouraging for this war to cont and i think you know i'm referring to when i when i say that 12,000 tons is said to be the amount of ammunition that's dropped on the gaza strip and at this point we're looking at over 700 palestinians that have been killed just in the last 24 hours uh this is a breakdown of the system as we speak uh when you think about it uh tell us how severe an impact this not only has on on the humanitarian level but also about how there is no preventative means to stop massacres from happening, not only this one, but uh, god forbid once in the future. well, first of all, thank you so much for having me. um, we have to remember that the very uh public figures and politicians that have purported for the last uh several decades in uh living by the standards and means of democracy and human rights, are the very same people like

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only a coalition which goes from egypt and jordan to abraham, a cold countries, the amyris, minneapolis saudi arabia. now, united states of america and that european union only exam together to come and force the sides to sit down together and actually put down swedes and raise up alternative and political systems. so it's an international involvement, the separation between bid people and the good people and the political process. and let's change the subject ever so slightly. do you think this more could have been prevented and, or could have been foreseen? this is the kind of wisdom that i always have. the fact of the jewelry, it's a bit more difficult but a put it as follows. 2 kinds of shortcomings of my government made it possible not to made it responsible but made it possible. the 1st is the fact that constantly for years now. nathan, yahoo, who's on there. he is lead issue though. i do not think he is a re leader. i think he's being led by his own personal criminal agenda, but through he is so called leadership preferred him us over the but a senior and authority. and he actual

minneapolis fed president neel kashkari speaking there live this hour. steve liesman joins us now with the headlines. steve, what's he saying? >> reporter: he's saying we seem to be on track for a soft landing but it's too soon to declare victory. and just when you thought there might be victory, if inflation remains high, the fed may have to step on the brakes harder than it's been. i haven't heard him in the last, i don't know, 33 minutes of speaking, come down on the issue whether he believes the fed needs to do more or not. he does see higher yields out there but hasn't seen a rise in expectations which suggests an economic growth rise. inflation is headed down. the governor earlier today, scott, saying in a speech, "we will stay on the job to achieve our objective of 2% inflation. he did not hint whether he thinks the fed needed to hike again. you have to go to raphael b bostic. he used the frayed again that rates are, quote, sufficiently restrictive, which tells you he thinks they've done enough, but still a long way to go bringing inflation down.

similar for minneapolis, going from 87 on monday down to only 68 by wednesday. even in dallas, you have several days of 90-degree temperatures before we see those drop back below normal for a change as we finish out the upcoming week. as for the northeast, temperatures are on the rise. they might not be 15 to 20 degrees above average like in the central u.s., but still well above where they should be. take for example albany, topping out at 83 degrees on tuesday. you're talking more than 10 degrees above average. even for philadelphia, topping out at 83 on tuesday. and new york topping out at 81. both of which will be 10 degrees above their average. >> allison chinchar, thank you so much. >>> all right. aid for ukraine was not included in that new spending deal that prevented a government shutdown. coming up, how ukraine is responding. >>> plus the emotional story of a ukrainian soldier who lost a leg to a land mine but returned to the front line. >>> welcome back. additional military aid for ukraine is not included in the latest u.s. spending bill. passed right

it's just never been that warm in the month of october in minneapolis. are other cities that broke record high records, you know, shattering locations, fargo, north dakota, six degrees above their previous record. going farther northeast, we'll see the heat shift eastward, and potentially 40 record high temperatures over the eastern half of the u.s. it's all thanks to the surging warmth from the south. you can just see the oranges and reds shifting towards new england. and we'll see the above average temperatures move from places like sioux falls, indianapolis, chicago, all the way to new york city, boston, the nation's capital as well. i believe the extended forecast calls for a big cooldown right around the weekend. with the heat comes wildfire smoke, once again, just incredible. we have unhealthy air for some locations in and around boston. cape cod stretching into providence. this is going to continue, especially states new york, that's where we anticipate the worst impact of this wildfire smoke which originates into canada. we're familiar with it. w

minneapolis, 84. nashville, 87.81 degrees. 12 degrees above average tomorrow, anywhere 23 to 10 degrees above average, from mont pill yar, st. louis down to nashville and washington, d.c. but changes are coming we'll get to that in the next half hour, but we'll get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. is not your best plan -- switch to verizon and trade in any iphone and get the new iphone 15 pro on them. (sean) what!? (jason) yup, and on an amazing network (sean) and i don't have to ruin anymore birthday parties! (jason) yeah, that ship has sailed... let's go get you the iphone. here we go, come on hon. (vo) trade in any iphone in any condition for a new iphone 15 pro on us. only on verizon. >>> good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we go into the afternoon, we're going from nice and cool this morning to very warm for the inland valleys, with highs in the mid-80s. and the warming trend continues through thursday into friday. it's going to reach into the mid-90s. with the hotter weather als

antania sing, a union from minneapolis. said she has in terminated from her job in a union for anti-semitism over her support palestine. governments across the world, an attempt to address antisemitism and somehow address the horrors of the holocaust, are allowing israel to get away with a partite, ethnic cleansing, detention of children, torture, restriction of movement and other freedoms and the illegal occupation after every genocide, the world cries out, never again, and yet here you see another attempted genocide unfold right in front your eyes and you don't just watch on quietly, actively supporting the oppressor. since the launch of the operation by resistance fighters against israel, western leaders have unequatically voiced their support for tel aviv, they have ignored the... the palestinean people and supporters of palestine's just cause. germany has moved to ban pro palestine rallies and france has also declared an upright ban on all palestine related protests. meanwhile, the crisis in gaza has unveiled western double standards regarding the issue of palestinians and the cause. we

minneapolis 86 degrees today, chicago 89. into the 90s in memphis, st. louis.warm once again, 82 degrees. that's 13 degrees above average. looking at temperatures in the 80s in new york city, chicago, 82. not quite as warm as today but still above normal this time of year. then that fall-like weather does return later this weekend and saturday 71, and look at minneapolis friday and saturday into the low 50s. as the cold front is moving through that's going to bring a chance for strong to severe storms this afternoon. that could produce some tornados as well. >>> michelle grossman, thank you as always. still ahead troubling, troubling talk from donald trump. the former president is no stranger to hurling insults at people, but his recently his rhetoric has reached a more violent and aggressive level. we'll hear from some of his supporters to see how they feel about it. m some of his supporters to see how they feel about it is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast business. powering all your devices with gig-speed wif

first the rain, then the cold, minneapolis hit 92 degrees this past week. hottest october temperature on record. look at that stark dichotomy, and that much colder air starts to migrate to the east as we head into the top of the week. whit? >> whit: all right. somara, we'll check back in with you in a bit. >>> we move now to the crisis at the u.s. southern border. president biden defending his administration's announcement that it would clear the way for an additional 20 miles of wall to be built along the border as asylum seekers share stories of their desperate journeys. abc's zohreen shah has more from san diego. zohreen, good morning. >> reporter: whit, i spent some time with those volunteers helping migrants yesterday, and they say at every election there are promises made, and the government spends more time focusing on harsher immigration policy they believe than they do humanity. but at the same time they tell us every day they're filling more and more buses with migrants, and they expect the numbers to grow. this morning, mexican officials reviewin

in another incident , a driver in the city of minneapolis, minnesota. he drove his car among the pro-palestinian demonstrators. no report has been published about the possible victims of this incident. visual arts workshop. shorter than a lifetime in the art field of the islamic revolution is being held. in this workshop, prominent artists of the country will create their works of art to sympathize with the oppressed people of gaza and condemn the crimes of the zionist regime in the killing of children and civilians. art for the condemned making the crimes of the zionist regime against the children and civilians of gaza in the art field of the islamic revolution. as for the palestinian issue, i almost tried to be inspired by the palestinian flag, and now the incident that has actually happened to the children and even the babies who were actually martyred in gaza, i wanted to attack, in fact , israel is brutally attacking the palestinian home and children. we are the children of them, okay, i wanted to paint this , for example, in this art event, promin

antania sing, a unionist from minneapolis, said she had been terminated from her job in a union for anti-semitism over her support for palestine. allowing israel to get away with a partite, ethnic cleansing, detention of children, torture, restriction of movement and other freedoms and the illegal occupation of land. after every genocide, the world cries out, never again, and yet you see another attempted genocide unfold right in front of your eyes and you don't just watch on quietly, but actively supporting the oppressor. since the launch of the operation resistance fighters against israel, western leaders have unequivocally voiced their support for telf. they have ignored flight of the palestinian people and supporters of palestine's just cause. germany's moved rallys and france has also declared an outright or related protes. meanwhile the crisis in gaza has unveiled western double standards regarding the issue of palestinian and their calls. western nations have tried their best to silence pro-palestine voices. germany, for example, has in recent weeks moved hysterically to bann pro-palestine

let's go to mickey and minneapolis, republican line. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. a lot of calls have come in in the last few days that iran is responsible for the hamas attack. i'm not in favor of the regime. i think they are dogs and terrorists but they have nothing to do with this. many people are calling them with lies about arabian oil production. iran's oil production is slightly over 1.1 million barrels per day, which is nothing, and most of this is going to china. iran is heavily sanctioned on exports of oil. it cannot receive currency in u.s. dollars they have a bartering system with china and india. people calling in -- the other guy called on sunday saying iran is exporting 70 million barrels of oil per day. that is ridiculous. a lie goes faster around the world and the truth is time to put it -- put its pants on. mark twain. host: the investor to israel and the problems -- on some of the problems some republicans might have with the nominee for ambassador to israel. he has been scrutinized for his approval of mr. obama's tr

in another incident in minneapolis , minnesota, a driver drove his car into pro-palestinian demonstrators. a report about the possible victims of this incident has been published has not been criticism of the type of encounter. western governments have increased the invasion of gaza by the invaders . al-mayadeen network reports that the zionist regime can no longer hide the disaster in gaza with propaganda . the intensity of protests against the policies of western rulers against the brutal invasion of the zionist regime on the gaza strip has increased. it is not possible to hide the crimes of the occupiers from the people of the world. the unlimited support of america and the west to the occupation regime has been disgraced. voices against this policy have been raised within american government circles. more than 400 government officials in the united states signed a petition from the government joe biden has criticized the occupying regime for neglecting to support the palestinians and has created disastrous conditions for the palestinians. this remark was echoed in the us senate and 30

kansas city feeling like 23 degrees right now. 20-degree wind chill in minneapolis. even temperatures in the 30s are feeling like the 20s across the midwest and stretching into the plains dallas feeling like 35 degrees right now. we're going to see a dramatic drop across the east coast temperatures yesterday in the 80s now into the 50s a 30, 35-degree change in places like raleigh, which will only get into the low 50s this afternoon. but look at the forecast this afternoon. halloween night. we'll deal wita high of 42 degrees. new york hit 50 degrees, plenty of sunshine. and that is a look at your forecast, guys back over to you >> angie, thank you. we are back in one minute with a strange story of a sailboat marooned on one of florida's busiest beaches. the clock is ticking to get the boat back into the water (♪♪) this is vaccines made easy... for those who've got plans. (♪♪) the ball is out and there's a pile-up. -let's go! -get in the pile! ugh, i'll deal with this tomorrow. you won't. it's ripe in here. my eyes are watering. i'm a busy man. look how crusty this is

minneapolis, 49ers/vikings. right before halftime, things going the vikings' way.sota had a 16-7 lead. third quarter, here come the 49ers. that's christian mccaffrey, a 35-yard td. it was 19-14, niners trailing. fourth quarter, 49ers fall apart. purdy, two interceptions, both to cameran bynum, the former cal bear. vikings win it 22-17. it's the 49ers' second straight loss. >> j.j. did a good job on his route. delon got a good push on us. i was trying to anticipate the throw. at the end of the day it was, is a bad ball. obviously, i threw it too far ahead of him. >> we flat-out got beat. i think you've got to take it like a

minneapolis, 51 degrees. 40s in bismarck. we'll see temperatures get a littleore fall m lp into the 90s. showe showers expected from san antonio to houston and that's a look at your forecast, ladies, back over to you. >>> we're back in 60 seconds with new evidence revealed in court as the suspect in tupac ha ha shakur's death faced a judge shakur's death faced a judge grow thicker, fuller hair with just one capsule a day of advanced hair complex. conquer hair thinning... ...and fall in love with your hair all over again. only from nature's bounty. looking for a bladder leak pad that keeps you dry? when i'm at work, i need to feel secured. what i'm looking for in a pad is, super thin, super absorbent. all of the things that you're looking for in a pad, that is always discreet. - this is thin. - my pad is thick. let's put it to the test. let's do it! look how it's absorbing! and locking it right on in! - look at that! - no liquid, no nothing. totally absorbed! - you feel no wetness. - oh my gosh! are you a believer now? i'm a b

we are here in minneapolis, minnesota getting ready for the 40 niners and vikings monday night footballe on abc seven tomorrow the 40 niners are going to be without out deebo samuel he's got a hairline fracture in his shoulder be out at least two weeks and maybe after the bye will wait and see. trent williams will also wait and see tomorrow. he is doubtful with the left tackle with an ankle injury. that guy running back. christian mccaffrey trending towards playing according to espn nfl insider adam schefter, cmc was limited in practice yesterday, but repeatedly told reporters, hey, i feel great in 23, looking great in warmups. yesterday the niners are no stranger to primetime games. they play a lot of them. they're a national brand. and earlier this week i asked the players how special it is to still feel to still play under the monday night lights monday night football. >> man, you always get up for those type of games, man. it's a fun environment. it's only one game. nothing else is going on this monday. that's the worst day of the week for everybody, right? so why not watch some foo

yesterday in minneapolis, police say witnesses reported someone driving their vehicle through a crowdholding a rally in support of palestinians. there were no reports of injuries, and no victims have come forward. [ chants ] >>> in boston hundreds of demonstrators took part in a pro-palestinian rally. they held up signs, and they chanted "palestine will be free." in london, organizers say about 20,000 people gathered to oppose anti-semitism and support israel. they demanded the release of more than 200 hostages taken by hamas during its brutal terror attack in southern israel. >>> and coming up on "cbs mornings," tony dokoupil reports live from israel. he catches up with an american woman who is visiting family in gaza when the war began and has been unable to get out. that's ahead at 7:00 eastern. >>> in washington now, house republicans are going on nearly three weeks without finding common ground on who will be the next speaker. that leaves congress paralyzed ads as proposed packages for aid to go to israel and ukraine is in limitation bow. nine members will make their case during

minneapolis, 86 degrees. 22 degrees above normal. same thing in chicago. new york city into the low 80s, that's 13 degrees above what is expected for this time of year also in memphis, near 90 degrees. we're looking at temperatures into the 80s once again in new york city. look at chicago. still warm for this time of year, but not quite as warm as today. fall returns this weekend in the northeast. we're looking at tempetures ra pressure in place. also looking at the chance for storms in the south. houston, 93. all right, guys, that's an a llook at your warm tuesday forecast. >>> the king of crypto heads to trial. sam bankman-fried. trial. sam bankman-fried. i saw how easily it picked up my hair every time i dried it! only takes a minute. look at that! the heavy duty cloths are extra thick, for amazing trap & lock. even for his hair. wow. and for dust, i love my heavy duty duster. the fluffy fibers trap dust on contact, up high and all around without having to lift a thing. i'm so hooked. you'll love swiffer. or your money back! hey guys, check it out: it's

in terms of the severe threat, we're talking about the upper midwest, minneapolis, green bay, could you see strong storms. could see hail, those are the two biggest culprits there but we're looking at the chance after tornado or two on the lower side but not zero. look at all this rain stretching from the southern plains to the great lakes. could see up to six inches in some spots and looking at storm eye weather in tstormy weather in th upper midwest. that's your tuesday forecast, guys >>> when we come back, we have the latest on the war games in the middle east >>> america is doubling down on support for its closest ally in the region, israel we'll take you inside the u.s. military mission she can make ts appear out of thin air. hey! you guys want to come in? my mom made dinner. make your table legendary, with country crock. have fun, sis! ♪♪ can't stop adding stuff to your cart? get the bank of america customized cash rewards card, choose the online shopping category and earn 3% cash back. you know that feeling of having to rewash dishes that didn't get clean? i don't. cascade platin

soaring into the 80s, 90s, ten to 25 degrees above what is normal this year near 90 degrees in minneapolis also in chicago. that's 22 degrees above what is typical for this time of year. for another warm one tomorrow. we do have a cold front moving through. sort of the dividing line between the cooler air to the west and summer-like weather in the east and the plains. so along the cold front we have the chance of severe storms. we could see damaging winds, large hail, heavy rainfall and the chance for a fewe s you areo all right, guys, that was your tuesday forecast >> thank you, michelle >>> coming up, paris is itching to solve a problem before the olympics >> we're a back with the city of light's fight against bedbugs. light's fight against bedbugs. i saw how easily it picked up my hair every time i dried it! only takes a minute. look at that! the heavy duty cloths are extra thick, for amazing trap & lock. even for his hair. wow. and for dust, i love my heavy duty duster. the fluffy fibers trap dust on contact, up high and all around without having to lift a thing. i'm so hooked. you'll

so we'll be talking next week from minneapolis. >> nice. there we go.ou know, fingers crossed on those injuries. >> yeah, we'll wait and see what happens. all right. >> you know, one thing you didn't have in your sports there, what she conquer the music charts. now, taylor swift is the air is terrific. tom swifties broke records in attendance while bringing dance moves and friendship bracelets to theaters across the country. the aristau film made a first place debut in north america. critics say it's easily the biggest opening for a concert film of all time. so far, it's made more than 73 million, and it is on pace to beat the biggest october opening ever by joker, which was released in 2019. now, chris, are you upset you didn't put that in the sports segment? >> i'm so upset with myself. my gosh. >> i think the sports fans are happy with your decision. there though. but you never know. all right. well, that's all the time we have for abc7 news at five, we'll see you back here the brink of a ground war against hamas. the israeli military in position to

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minneapolis, 49ers/vikings. right before halftime, things going the vikings' way.ad a 16-7 lead. third quarter, here come the 49ers. that's christian mccaffrey, a 35-yard td. it was 19-14, niners trailing. fourth quarter, 49ers fall apart. purdy, two interceptions, both to cameran bynum, the former cal bear. vikings win it 22-17. it's the 49ers' second straight loss. >> j.j. did a good job on his route. delon got a good push on us. i was trying to anticipate the throw. at the end of the day it was, is a bad ball. obviously, i threw it too far ahead of him. >> we flat-out got beat. i think you've got to take it like a man, tomorrow we wake up, five days from now we've got a team coming off a bye week and we can't sit here and worry about what's happened before this. >> here's the skinny. the 49ers are 5-2 on the season. they host the cincinnati bengals sunday afternoon at levi's. that's going to be another tough game. >>> baseball, game seven in houston. astros and the rangers. dusty bakers' final game as a manager. dusty's astros lose to bruce bochy's rangers, 11-4

. 3 of those guys are considered day-to-day off 3 will have a chance to play on monday night in minneapolisgot to consider that a win all right. we are a week away from the warriors is open there on tuesday. steve kerr said he be ramping it up this weekend. you could tell everyone was out there getting in some work now this will be the 12th year of steph draymond and klay since they've been teammates. no other current trio in the nba comes close in. really, you just don't see that anymore in the nba. it's been a long, successful ride for the group and steph curry was reflective on that today after practice. >> just understanding and know how maintain what we have for so long. and you get reminded that every time a veteran comes down the team and they speak on what is the kind of bounced around the league and what their experience has been different places. and always micah know, i think about that. so it's nice to be able to say that obviously, but it helps just because you can kind of eliminate certain variables from ear to ear of just familiarity and cover ability and how we do things her

but notice how many cooler for minneapolis. 50 for your afternoon temperature and that chill spread as little farther to the east cincinnati hits the upper 50s. pittsburgh, too. by the time we getfa th into th later parts of the weekend, 55 for pittsburgh by monday we've got a cold front we're going to track through the day today bringing additional rain chances for folks in thee gulf s in new orleans, a whole lot of sunshine is expected for little rock this afternoon with a high of 79 degrees. and that is a look at your forecast, ladies, back over to you. >> okay, angie, thank you. "early today" is back in 60 seconds with the new writer strike fallout for drew barrymore. >> the wga may have struck a deal, but her top writers are refusing to go back to work. hey! you guys want to come in? my mom made dinner. make your table legendary, with country crock. ma, ma, ma— ( clears throat ) for fast sore throat relief, try vicks vapocool drops. with two times more menthol per drop, and powerful vicks vapors to vaporize sore throat pain. vicks vapocool drops. vaporize sore throat pain. when yo

which when considering all that happened, they will all have a chance to play on monday night in minneapoliske i said, it, i call that a win because i was counting on christian, at least to be out a couple weeks. we're a week away from the warriors. is seniors season opener. steve kerr said he'd be ramping it up this weekend. you could tell everyone was out there, get in some work in today at practice. now this will be the 12th season that steph draymond and klay have all been teammates. no other current trio in the nba comes close in. you don't see anything like that anymore in the league. it's been a long, successful ride for the 3 and stephanie was reflective of that today after practice. >> just understanding and know how maintain what we have for so long. and you get reminded that every time a veteran comes down the team and they speak on what is the kind of bounce around the league and what their experience has been different places. and always my you know, i think about that. so it's nice to be able to say that, obviously, but it helps just because you can kind of eliminate certain va