and so in 2010 our family moved from minneapolis to kabul turk turbidngos support a humanitarin project. during this time we came to believe the lives of local families could be dramatically improved by empowering them to start and run their own businesses. too that end in 2017 brian start a business consulting micro finance company called bloom afghanistan. bloom's mission was to equip the afghan people the tools come education and capitol need to build and maintain successful small businesses. ryan took the time to learn the local language and continued dick and connected deeply with his clients and their families. as a result dozens of afghans were able to start their own businesses with microloans and ryan's coaching. i understand it may sound unconventional. we loved our community. we loved our lives of service so much opportunity to better the lives of afghan people. and it made it 2021 that 2021 thetaliban's reemergence cd everything. for afghanistan and for my family. our family evacuate on august 17. this was a difficult time having to leave behind our home, our community and o

los angeles, up to seattle, denver and minneapolis bracing. where this is all headed. >>> dramatic new testimony tonight in the trial of the michigan mother charged in her son's deadly school shooting. what she can be heard saying in the car about her son after the shooting. >>> tonight, implanting a chip in a human brain. elon musk announcing his company neuralink has now successfully done this. what it could potentially mean for patients with paralysis, after strokes, accidents, a.l.s. will reeve reporting. >>> tonight, the carnival cruise rescuing two kayakers stranded out at sea. the extraordinary rescue. >>> and the other rescue tonight on the highway. police saving circus animals from this burning truck. the camels and zebras and other animals rescued. >>> and the beloved actress who took broadway by storm. from "west side story" to "chicago." tonight, the tributes to a trailblazer, as we celebrate broadway star chita rivera. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. we do begin tonight with the u.s. r

host: darlene is next, minneapolis. good morning. caller: good morning there.ill use my constitutional free-speech to wake upmerica and say that both sides are to ble for ts nonsense and that it's not getting better. i am shoveling. i recently had a computer program problem with my pc i built and i had to get new pas of it -- parts for it and that costs money. to one of your callers who said that poor people should just starve and should not have any fun, everyone is deserving of fun. it's the way it that it is the way to survive capitalism, have -- it is the way to survive capitalism, haveun. host: io not think anyone said poor people should starv caller: sometimes food is expensive and when you are on ssi d ssdi, you get only so much money to spend and sotimes i cannot afford food. so if i have to make choices between afrding and not affording food, then -- host: i want to ask you about that as far as not being able to afford food. are you getting support, food stamps? caller: they only givee $61 a month. so basally i can live off $51 a month. it is not fair

, for the murder of george floyd. >> thomas lane, one of the other former minneapolis police officersed in connection with george floyd's death nearly two years ago, has agreed to plead guilty. >> jay alexander came to the plea deal back analogous -- to avoid a state criminal trial. the ex minneapolis officers already serving a federal sentence related to the death. >> a sentence of 57 months in prison for -- one of the officers involved in the george floyd's death, it's significantly higher than even what prosecutors were asking for. >> remember, those four officers were acting in their official capacity, no question, when george floyd was murdered. they were wearing uniforms, they were responding to a call. they were still prosecuted, and then convicted. trump's theory, such as it is, is that he deserves even less scrutiny then the already threadbare standard we've set for police in this country. now a lot of these legal arguments surround, of course, they are about this trial, that we are expecting this year. particularly the trial for january 6th, the events leading up to, it the

feels like it's 13 below in minneapolis.a barely feeling like they are positive numbers at this point. out to the west, the big concern here is ice. especially for areas of oregon. snow for the higher elevations. that ice storm warning does include the city offen plante. you already have some of the moisture ongoing. freezing rain and snow coming down across washington and oregon. that's going to continue as we go through the rest of the day today. and as this system continues to spread. the ice accumulations, they are still dealing with pour autoages from the previous storm. the next blast of cold air does impact the west, but also begins to spread out to the east. so for those who were hoping for a long break from the cold, it's only going to last 24 to 48 hours for most people. >> okay. everyone, stay warm out there. allison chinchar, thank you. >>> up next here, nikki haley refusing to participate in anymore debates unless donald trump or joe biden are also on the stage. and cnn visits virginia, where donald trump's crim

for million, today through friday, record highs for minneapolis, fargo, grand rapids.ore like springtime, feeling like march 31 for minneapolis, 47 is like april and in rapid city, it is like the beginning of may. enjoy it while it lasts. here is the forecast for today. that clipper system across the ohio valley now in the atlantic and will bring precipitation and mountain snow. in the west, potential for heavy rain and flooding along the coast of california. big-time snow for sierra nevada region and spread through the rockies and we'll track it through the weekend. rain still to come, three to five for some area says, that will bring big concerns for california and as we wrap it up, look at temperatures across map. 60 in kansas city. new york, we don't goat the big warm-up, we will take it. >> carley: we will take it and get snow in a couple weeks. >> todd: go to march and i will be closer to 50. >> janice: is that a tease you have a big birthday? been there, done that. >> todd: 46, but -- >> janice: welcome to the 50s, it is awesome. >> carley: mob of migrants vicio

destroys minneapolis. i didn't send in soldiers you wouldn't have minneapolis right now. the whole thing is unfair. but the j 6 hostages going to jail for 20 years, 18 years, 12. doctors, lawyers, carpenters, electricians, truck drivers. it's one of the saddest things. it'll go down as one of the 1 saddest things in the history of our country. and they went there to protest a rigged election now the facts are in, you see it's a rigged election. you saw the numbers come out last week it was a rigged election. and those people have to be -- many of them -- i guess there's some -- by the way, there was antifa and there was fbi, there were a lot of other people there too leading the charge. leading the charge. >> they were not the fbi, there is no evidence of that. what the evidence shows what we saw with our own eyes what we can see, people egged on by donald trump to falsely believe the election was stolen. they are not hostages. we all know too well what hostages are. hostages are hundreds of people brutally taken from israel into gaza on october 7th. at least eight americ

. >> let's go to minneapolis, to minnesota now. >>> despite all of the changes over the last severalrs after the killing of a black man at the hands of police, the marches were not about adding murals. they were not about painting black lives matter down the middle of the street or taking aunt jemima off the pancake box. they were about changing policing policies that would ultimately save lives. well, now the minneapolis suburb where daunte wright was killed will not adopt new rules that can limit when police can pull drivers over. he was killed in april of 2021 after brooklyn center police pulled him over for expired tag and illegal air freshener. officer kim potter said she was reaching for a taser but accidentally shot and killed wright. potter was released last year after serving 16 months of a two-year center for manslaughter. as part of a settlement with the wright family brooklyn center agreed to pay out $3.2 million and make policy changes. the policy would have restricted police officers from making traffic stops for low-level offenses like an expired registration or having

fors in minneapolis, the u.s. pond hockeyship championships was cancelled due to warm weather.nd more across the country. >> tracking thunderstorms rolling across the southeast. as that storm system moves across the southeast, it's not quite done and will move across the atlantic and new england and while things are quiet, bring more snow back across the niese and parts of new england after our little thaw here. it will also be impactful late tomorrow and monday morning and also bring some win. not the perfect timing for a big nor'easter, areas like boston and a wet and windy monday for you in new york. and we can see maybe a half foot of snow and wind as well. west coast, also dealing with atmospheric rivers back on top moving into this weekend and next week as well. >> paul goodloe, the weather channel. >>> we know the boeing 737 max jetliner has returned to flight. alaska airlines began flying the planes yesterday. you may recall authorities first grounded it three weeks ago after a plugged door blew off in flight. some lawmakers are concerned the planes are being rushed bac

minneapolis, spokane, mount■ sa. hundreds and hundreds of communities benefiting from this.t already part of that -er it. while we're at it, i want you to know we're working to make sure our safety vision helps those in every mode of transportation. we're congresswomanning up on the up with-year mark of the -- ofn palestine. we are holding railroads spoppel workers. there was a bipartisan railway safety act sitting in congress, waiting its turn, right■ow let's not allow america to get to that one-year mark and not have that railway safety act become law. i think your voicesard in this d your emergency services department shouldn't be in the dark about what's coming throug. we're doing our part with the authorities we have. congress ought to be helping. we're calling on congress not to get sucked into any of the other things tha!d seem to be commanding attention over there that don't add value while this continues to sit. waiting its turn. i know traffic lights and bike r things that mayors work on aren't always considered sexy. they are profoundly important. are the bane of

pete: probably a lutheran hospital in minneapolis. i was surprised you were surprise anded she knew -- pete: the name of the hospital. will: lynn, do you know the name of the hospital you were born in? everyone knows. you're the outlier. kayleigh: maybe you're just maintaining your private. pete: i've been hipaa from the beginning. will: maybe you were found in a basket. [laughter] kayleigh: like moses. pete: moses down the minehaha river there in minnesota. [laughter] kayleigh: oh, my if goodness. pete: by the way, this is our first time together in the new year. did you make resolutions? will: i did. i think you know this, you're setting me up. pete: did you make resolutions in. kayleigh: i had a walk on the beach, and we all a made resolutions. i'm abiding by two of the four so far. will: people were hitting me up, telling we they're making fun of you -- pete: mostly a failure. and i think you really, you inflated some of your grades. [laughter] will: no such thing. pete: i think your resolutions -- he made 20 resolutions last year

for the pbs newshour, i'm fred de sam lazaro in minneapolis.ting is a partnership with the under told stories project at the university of st. thomas in minnesota. ♪ frequent flyer miles are one-way airlines try to maintain customer loyalty. the promise is accumulated miles can later be redeemed for free travel or other rewards. but as william brangham reports, there is fresh scrutiny about whether they use deceptive practices. william: that scrutiny is coming from the u.s. department of transportation, which is examining whether airlines have been making promises about the value of the frequent flyer miles, then tweaking the fine print and making them worth or making them harder to use. david shepherdson has been covering all of this for waiters and joins me now. what are they looking at? david: the value of the miles, is it harder to book the same tickets for the same number of miles? transparency, how easy is it to get on the website and book a ticket, how easy is it to determine whether to use miles? how easy is it to transfer those miles?

chicago, menos 11, menos 10 grados en nueva york en un solo digito, mientras que en bismarck y minneapolisnos 15 a menos 26 grados. >> esto representa 50 grados de temperatura por debajo de lo que es normal pero la estancia de aire polar es muy efimera, salee direccion, las temperaturas se recuperan considerablemente, la nieve comenzara a derretirse y luego llegara tanta humedad que ya para el lunes en texas est se traducira a un evento de lluvia donde las inundaciones pudieran ser inm inminentes con mas de 8 pulgadas de precipitaciones, una situacion que que estaremos vigilando muy de cerca porque es la proxima amenaza invernal para texas. >> pasamos con mas. >> carlos, muchisimas gracias por este pronostico. >> usted en casa mucha precaucion. >> la fiscal general de nueva york divulgo partes del video de la declaracion del expresidente trump en el juicio nuclear cuando era presidente y que estaba demasiado ocupado para estar involucrado en su compania. >> tambien se jacto del valor de su marca y senalo que su mayor gasto hoy tiene que ver con los honorarios legales. >> por otra parte, el

now there are many more cities using the streets for all funds to pursue their vision including minneapolis, fayetteville, arkansas, spokane, mount rainier. thank you. hundreds of community centers if you are not part of that. and while we 're at it i want you to know we are working to make sure this benefits people in every mode of transportation. i have to remark that as we near the one year anniversary of the norfolk southern derailment in east palestine. i'm proud of the work the dot team has done with the full range of our authority to improve rail safety nationwide including railroad supporting first responders, protecting rail workers, there's a bipartisan railway safety act sitting in congress waiting its turn right now. let's not allow america to get to that one earmark and not that become law. your voices need to be heard. mayors in your emergency services department shouldn't be in the dark about what is coming through your communities. we are doing our part with the authorities we have, congress out to be helping, we are calling on them. not the other things that are commanding

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minus 13 for the wind chill in kansas city. 15 below in minneapolis. minus 49 for what it feels like in rapid city, and those temperatures stick around for the next couple of days. we look to minneapolis sunday, monday, minus 29 for your minimum wind chill. wichita, even as far south as folks in the central plains, 16 below, 22 below, we will see these bitter cold temperatures as far south as texas. >> and this is what it looks like in des moines right now. a blizzard warning in effect there. that area is getting more than nine inches of fresh snow. the bitter snow expected to last until wednesday. nikki haley, ron desantis, vivek ramaswamy, donald trump. they are all shuffling appearances, and canceling many infects, ahead of monday's presidential caucuses in iowa. longtime iowa republican strategist saying this is probably the worst weather you could have for a caucus. but we've got our correspondents in place from iowa to michigan, covering all the days developments for you. first, we're going to head to the great lakes as we give you a live look at

. >> ya la perturbacion se ubica en los grandes lagos, afectando chicago, green bay, minneapolis, caminoand y tambien asi buffalo son mas de 102 millones de personas que nuevamente estan bajo el impacto de esta tormenta invernal que llegara manana durante horas del mediodia a washington, philadelphia, nueva york con fuertes nevadas que que pudieran estar perdurando durante gran parte del dia. >> la unica buena noticia es que ya la nieve deberia estar saliendo la tarde, asi que el impacto va a ser practicamente de 8 a 12 horas durante el dia de manana con acumulados mayormente sobre chicago y cleveland que deberian ser las zonas mas afectadas, mientras que washington deberia ser la localidad del noreste del pai que reciba la mayor acumulacion de nieve ahora bien el impacto para el resto del pais es una masa de aire polar que deberia ya el sabado haber invadido mas del 60% de los estados unidos con temperaturas minimas en miami en 55 y cinco grados, en kansas city en menos 14 en chicago en menos 12, texas vuelve a temperaturas entre 13 a 18 grados, asi que sera otra helada significativa ar

. >> reporter: jong's family telling our minneapolis affiliate, soon after he stopped responding to theire was found dead jong was kidnapped during a date and killed when he could not make the ransom payment and that his body was found covered in stab wounds. >> i was confused. to be honest with you, i don't know why, you know, what the motive >> reporter: jong had visited colombia in the past, posting photos and videos to social media as recently as october with an unidentified woman >> i'm with my girl. >> reporter: the embassy's alert indicated officials do not believe all eight of the deaths are linked and said they've seen an increase of incidents involving the use of online dating applications to lure victims, typically foreigners to robbery by force or using sedatives to drug and rob individuals. often the reports coming from major colombian cities like medellin, cartagena and bogota murders of foreign visitors went up by 29% in the latter part of 2023, compared to the previous year, according to the embassy, a of and most of the victims were americans, who are who are bcco to the

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our minneapolis affiliate explains >> reporter: at the university of minnesota's raptor center, sometead as an ambassador e others recover and will eventually be released. >> a lot of these injuries are human caused like hit by cars, but a lot of times they're just found on the ground not doing well >> reporter: the hospital treated nearly 200 injured eagles last year 11 of them are left, juveniles >> they can get pretty darn feisty, when they're feeling good, which thankfully all 11 are. but they are an all pretty darn close and we are waiting on the weather. >> reporter: like a lot of minnesotans, the cold weather leaving them to congregate at the water. >> we like to release these youngsters into groups of at least 50 eagles. they can further refine and hone their ability to hunt or scavenge by watching other eagles so the adult wild eagles are having lots of places to pick from to hunt it's just this specific group of these juveniles that this weather is causing some changing for. >> reporter: the birds may not graduate from eagle university just yet but scientists say they're co

places like minneapolis, though, saturday, sunday, monday, it's going to be a struggle to get abe orov9 degrees. birmingham hits to 60. and that's a look at your forecast, frances. >> the football world was rocked wednesday by two unexpected departures alabama head coach nick saban announced he would be retiring after a coaching career spanning nearly three decades his legendary run led to six championship runs with the crimson tide and the sea headqhawks announcey were parting ways with pete carroll, although he would remain in a supervisory role >>> "early today" is back in a minute with boyneitcoin, and tennessee's push to protect artists from controversial new tech artists from controversial tech. this is not just 30-minute test results for flu and covid-19. ♪♪ i'm so glad you're here. me too. this is knowing for sure. so you know what's next. walgreens. i'm adding downy unstopables to my wash. now i'll be smelling fresh all day long. [sniff] still fresh. ♪♪ get 6x longer-lasting freshness, plus odor protection. try for under $5! want the power of 5 serum benefits in 1? olay super s

. >> we went to the game in minneapolis, and they beat the vikings, then they beat the bears , and our trip last weekend was canceled but we decided we are going on another road game. so here we are. >> reporter: they landed this friday morning at sfo ready to support their team and enjoy the bay area. >> very excited. it's my first time in san francisco, so i'm really excited to go see all the things and root on the packers. >> reporter: they are a part of a growing number of packers fans making their way into the bay area. >> that is the coaches aunt. >> how lucky you guys are. >> yes, so we met her, just hanging out, of course we were at the san francisco gate and we were obviously dressed for the game so it brought up some questions and she said, my gosh, my nephew is matt lefluer. >> we met more fans where many of them gathered at the pep rally. >> we are from the wisconsin area, it was below zero when we left so we are really enjoying the weather here. we are enjoying the cuisine and the friendliness of the people, it has been wonderful. >> reporter: scott and his wife tell me th

. >>> and "the minneapolis star-tribune" says st. paul swore in its first all-female city council. seven democrats under 40 took their oaths during an inauguration ceremony. they were elected in november. four are new members, three are incumbents, and six are women of color. st. paul is believed to be the largest city to ever elect an all-female council. >>> coming to a galaxy near you, a new "star wars" movie featuring a popular bounty hunter and his little green friend. ahead. ♪ upbeat music ♪ asthma. it can make you miss out on those epic hikes with friends. step back out there, with fasenra. fasenra is an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma that is taken once every 8 weeks. fasenra helps prevent asthma attacks. most patients did not have an attack in the first year. fasenra is proven to help you breathe better so you can get back to doing day-to-day activities. and fasenra helps lower the use of oral steroids. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or other eosinophilic conditions. allergic reactions may occur. don't stop your asthma treatments without talking with

i had a dean who recruited me from birmingham, alabama to minneapolis, minnesota which is a big jump to convince me to move my family, but she did several things that showed me the power of a leader at a significant level to affect the career of other leaders. and after i'd helped build a growing department of surgery at the university of minnesota, i thought i could serve at that role. in particular, i realized my training as a surgeon brought a set of credible things to the table. one, if surgeons have a measure of emotional intelligence, not much of our training being worse is that. it reinforces skill, not necessarily emotional intelligence. but if a surgeon has some self-awareness and emotional intelligence, what they bring to the table to leadership are three fundamental things. number one, they do everything in teams. their operations, the patients they see is all team-focused. number two, they value process, but they hold themselves very much accountable to execution. they understand it is good to explore a patient but what really matters is that you take the tumor out and nu

have been experiencing a strange phenomenon likely righted to the frigid temps our affiliate in minneapolis has the story. >> reporter: on the shores of l the lake, a surprising wakeup call >> the whole house shook shook >> reporter: there opportunity ap dont appear to be any damage. a cause has not been confirmed, but a possibility is frost quakes >> you have frozen ground, because there's some water in the soil that freezes, and the whole ground is frozen and all of a sudden a crack forms really rapidly it releases energy that sometimes you can hear it's the boom. sometimes it causes shaking. >> reporter: he says frost quakes need a combination of favorable moisture levels in the soil and rapidly-changing tim ps >> still, any time there are big changes in temperature, the frozen ground is trying to expand or contract, depending on whether or not it's heating or cooling. when it does that, it builds up stress that then can be released through a crack. >> reporter: frost quakes happen when there's typically little snow to insulate the ground. >> it's the first time i've heard it, so it's li

upper 30s in minneapolis >>> good friday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall.he coast for now. and it is a mostly cloudy morning. we'll start out with light rain around 12:00 to 1:00, and then heavier rain rolling in around 4:00 to 5:00 this afternoon. it continues off and on throughout the evening with pockets of heavy rain. we'll also have gusty winds up to about 30 miles per hour. there will be a brief >>> and we're going to get some castor oil, too. that's right we're going to have a good old time. >> i know. y'all, we're so middle-aged. vitamins, we ordered it. >> you're going to get a bow it will be fantastic. >> look at the bow they put on her cup. >> it's a long story. >> everyone wants to wear a bow. >> just ahead, we will get your us ready for the big playoff weekend in the nfl. hey, kaylee. >> reporter: the number one seeds are rested up and ready to get the playoff started. in buffalo, get ready for the nfl's best quarterback rivalry. and here in detroit, man, fans haveaited a w (vo) for over 50 years purina cat chow has been helping cats feel at ho

there have been a series of investigations, minneapolis, louisville, phoenix, mount vernon, new york,isiana state police, new york city police department, special victims division, maryland department of state police, worcester,chusetts piceenton, n, mississippi 11 times. over the last two years, we've seen a significant disparity. there are just a few examples of how the doj civil rights division has targeted those who protect our communities.■o ances meriting review but in the midst of rising crime , plummeting police recruiting , open borders, mountains of fentanyl. doj is prioritizing investigatns size these departments. under president biden doj has opened 11 pattern or practice investigations in the police country compared to just one under the previous administration. this combined with fairly radical views that we'll talk about with the witness earlier about defunding the police in the past, which raises concernsh investigations, especially at a time when police are demoralized , following the defund the police movement and crime wave that is followed. the division's activitie

i was making trips to minneapolis with the historical society. a lot of the humphreys faithful are all still there in minnesota. i was going to see his son. they met originally -- their legends and their own right in minnesota politics. they met during the humphrey 1948 senate campaign. longtime observers. and walter mondale. seems like the biggest name of the group. i was asking for a period of his career that was not vice presidency. talking to a figure about a period other than what they are known for, they did not have much to say. i did not have high expectations. in '68, senator mondale had him for his old senate seat. he was cochair of the campaign in '68. i know that is often a ceremonial role and not often substantive in a campaign. but the part that apprised me because he did not write this in his memoirs, he said that humphrey and he became close in the 1970s. helped negotiate vice presidential duties with carter. says humphrey and i discussed and mike 68 many times. so some of the things they are talking about, if you want to know wha

john, minneapolis, democrat. >> i'm from minnesota so i am familiar with dean phillips. he does not have the support you are posturing he might have been minnesota. presidency qualifications based on what he has done and i think president biden has done a phenomenal job with the pandemic and an economy that was already faltering and the other problems that came into his lap and i think he has more energy than trump [inaudible] >> in case it, ron desantis dropped his bid for the president and put a statement out. >> greetings from florida. joining the navy and serving in iraq and representing people in u.s. congress and now serving as governor of florida and it reminds mewhy i decided to run for president, to fight for those who are forgotten in the country. this is america's timeor choosing. we can choose to allow a border invasion or we can stop it. it to reckless borrowing and spending or losing -- or lower inflation. symptoms of the underlying struggle to ensure that constitutional government can endure and western civilization can survive and we launched this campaig

wind chill of 5 below for minneapolis. into the teens for omaha it doesn't get better tomorrow kansas city tops out at 10 degrees. even if daln dallas it will feee the 20s. there's those winter alerts. 50 million people included in this right now from the west all the way to the center of the country, lake-effect snow happening today just downwind of those lakes more snow in places that have already received ample amounts of snow. but snow to contend with in portions of the middle of the country. down to the south, wintry mix and that will workor joplin buffalo and syracuse expected to pick up additional snowfall today. mid-30s for philadelphia with mostly cloudy skies. >>> we're going to talk about this, the cowboys' head coach isn't riding into the sunset just yet but first, taking it to the banks. the biden administration would slash overdraft fees would slash overdraft fees. but a little metamucil everyday can help. metamucil's psyllium fiber gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down and also helps lower c

the closest we got is minneapolis.conditions, fierce winds, subzero temperatures are conspiring to slow candidates down, punting what would ordinarily be a frenzied campaign to the finish. the final push in iowa looks like this. candidates scraping for momentum in subzero windchills. >> here i am in negative temperatures. i am not going to be canceling -- if people are willing to come out and hear from me, i am going to show up all the way to the end of this caucus. >> the fellas are scared. i'm telling you. you can see our numbers going up in the polls. >> reporter: the far away frontrunner, former president trump, remained comfortably far away from the polar plains of iowa. >> it's going to be a little bit of a trek. nobody knows how exactly we are going to get there, but we will figure it out. >> reporter: florida governor ron desantis mocked donald trump's absence. >> he phoned it in. hanging out down in mar-a-lago. i am sure it's 75 degrees there. >> reporter: trump with a solid caucus organization here. that and

from birmingham, alabama, to minneapolis, minnesota, which was a big jump to convince me to move my familyshe did several things, showed me the power of a leader at a significant level to affect the career of other leaders. after i had helped build a growing department of surgery at the university of minnesota, i thought i could serve in the role. in particular, i realized at the time that my training as a surgeon brought a set of credible things to the table. one, if surgeons have a measure of emotional intelligence, not much of our training reinforces that -- it reinforces skill, but not us intelligence. but if the surgeon has emotional awareness, with a bring to the table in leadership are three fundamental things. number one, they do everything in teams. their operations, their patients that they see, it's all team- focused. number two, they value out process, but they hold themselves very much accountable to execution. they understand that it is good to explore a patient, but what really matters is you take the tumor out. and then number three, they make difficult decisions on incompl

ali: shelley buck represents the prairie island indian community, southeast of minneapolis.t of a 17-member commission, set up by the democratic-majority legislature to choose a new flag and state seal. >> it was important to see this flag change because this is our ancestral homeland. a lot of tribes throughout the country have a migration sry to where they are currently. but for the dakota people here in minnesota, this is our place of birth, of our creation story tells us we come into human form from the waters here in minnesota. ali: in fact, native people have called this region home for more than 10,000 years. and today there are 11 federally recognized tribes with reservations across the state. teacher and historian anita gaul, who previously ran for state senate, also served on the commission. >> minnesota's current flag is what many people call a seal on a blue bed sheet. you know, slap your states on a blue bed sheet, which about 20 other states in the union have basically the exact same design. ali: the commission received more than 2100 submissions, ranging from

japan in the us, are going to meet here in sol for talks about how to deal with north korea and minneapolis suggests. what we need to do is get north korea to some type of negotiations and perhaps offer them some type of incentives along the lines of suspension or relief from some of the united nations security council sanctions that it's under. but that's going to be unpopular hearing in salisbury and perhaps in the us, but certainly many people want to see some negotiations take place again involving appealing yang. frank fremont. thank so much for your analysis. let's frank smith, freelance, journalist and sole south korea for many of the wells business leaders all gathered in the small winter sports result of devil since with switzerland this week for the 54th weld economic for him to united states is today include b and you commission president of left on the line. i'm the ukranian president. the lot of me so lensky earlier earlier, the chinese premier lee can may be case that his country, his speech in doubles comes as many western economies are moving to de risk from china, moving in