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this is right outside minneapolis. >> the main rule the sleds need to be made out of cardboard. some of them, as you can see, were quite elaborate a giant ape, a couple of rock'em sock'em robots from the 70s. what is oh, is that one safe for tv? >> for these safe for the mountain or hill here? now, i understand why the insurance companies pulled out. this does look like snow. much fun. >> oh that's cute. >> next to that other major event happening on super bowl sunday. >> the puppy bowl. i think we can both agree on this one. >> yes. >> it's adorable. it's set to return for its 21st year. this year's three hour show will feature 142 rescue puppies from 80 shelters across 40 states and two countries. >> they're all winners in my book. among this year's competitors are a first ever saint bernard mix named julep, and another dog named smoosh, representing team fluff. they are on teams. i was just asking you guys about the rules and the break. as for team ruff, you got mr. pickles, a pug chihuahua, and tiffany, a chihuahua german shepherd from either mixes. all right, they're cute d

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. >>> a weekend winter storm brought freezing rain and snow, causing a pileup on a minneapolis highway. with more cars sliding off the roads from new york to indiana. up to four inches of snow fell in upstate new york. maine saw nine inches. maya eaglin rode along with the snow removal department in connecticut as they prepare for more. >> we go through about 300 ton of salt per storm. >> reporter: wow. >> that's a lot of salt. >> reporter: is there enough left in the reserve for the next, upcoming storm? >> it will be close, but we're going to get some more. >> let's get an update on the next winter storm that's brewing. here's denise isaac who's tracking it all. good morning, denise. >> good morning, frances. yep, here we go again. we do have a lot of winter weather alerts and winter storm warnings from kansas all the way to the mid atlantic, where 25 million people will be impacted. this area of low pressure develops today in the southern plains. it will bring cold rain from dallas all the way into oklahoma city. but once it moves toward places like the bluegrass state, that's kentu

there was a pileup in minneapolis. cars sliding through the highway and this amazon truck veering off the road. there's more winter weather expected for the country this week. one system over the southern plains monday will likely have snow in the ohio valley and mid-atlantic on tuesday. then right behind it, a second storm, brewing over the plains wednesday and dropping a wintry mix over the great lakes and northeast again by thursday. this man with the public works department says those storms could put a strain on snow removal departments. >> we go through 300 ton of salt per storm. that's a lot of salt. >> reporter: is there enough left in the reserve for the next upcoming storm? >> it will be close. we will get more. >> reporter: residents spending the day clearing out driveways, bracing for the next snowfall. more snow. >> i will like it. then if it's hard snow, probably not. >> reporter: tough to shovel out, right? >> yes. >> some road crews have work before the next set of storms. >> reporter: yeah. crews have

. >>> a storm brought snow to millions in the northeast causing a pileup on a minneapolis highway. with more cars sliding off the road from new york to indiana. maine and vermont saw nine inches. and this was just the first of several back-to-back storms. maya eaglin rode along with a snow removal department in connecticut as they prepare for more. >> we go through about 300 ton of salt per storm. >> reporter: wow. >> that's a lot of salt. >> reporter: and, is there enough left in reserve for the next, upcoming storm? >> it will be close, but we're going to get some more. >> let's get an update now on the next winter storm that's brewing. nbc meteorologist denise isaac is tracking it all. good morning. haven't really recovered from the first time around. >> we haven't, frances. good morning. i mean, it's a one-two-three punch, and opefully we're ready for it. we do already have winter storm watches and warnings in place across the mid atlantic. and that's where we'll be seeing at least the biggest amount of snow. the area of low pressure develops today in the southern plains, with

that system striking the midwest yesterday blanketing minneapolis in snow, the area now facing another arctic blast, temperatures not expected to rise above freezing for at least the next week. so let's get right to somara theodore. you're tracking multiple storms. the east coast facing even more this week. >> reporter: that's correct, rachel. right now, in fact, they have already issued a winter storm watch for places like washington, d.c. into the delmarva peninsula. southern new jersey, much of west virginia and as far south as roanoke for tuesday night into wednesday morning. the storm that will bring this wintry weather into the mid-atlantic originates monday in texas bringing heavy rain to the southeast. by wednesday at 4:00 a.m., we could see up to six inches of snow in washington, d.c., and this system could brush new york city. new york city and new england, though, will certainly get hit by the second storm moving in on thursday. that thursday morning commute at 6:00 a.m. could bring heavy snow to places like syracuse and boston, while bringing more rain to the south, which c

pressure that will impact areas from the upper midwest to the northeast where snow will fall from minneapolis into detroit as well as new york. pretty much kind of copy and paste to the system we had yesterday. we'll be dealing with freezing rain, sleet across the mid atlantic and the potential for strong storms into the ohio river valley. by sunday, this system pulls away. but it will leave quite a bit of snow across boston to worchester and southern new hampshire. we could get 5 to 9 inches of snow. after a n the upper midwest, it's snowing across bismarck with temperatures in the teens, while denver is seeing a high today of 59 with sunshine. frances, back to you. >> okay, denise, thank you. >>> many school districts across the country are canceling in-person classes due to a late-season surge in flu infections. one district near louisville going remote for three days because more than 1700 students and 200 staff members were absent due to illness. this as vaccination rates among children fall, plummeting nearly 14% in five years. more than a million americans have been hospitalized with t

he's an exile now and minneapolis or is really don't want to restore a program. i'm convinced that if not let by him at least as deeply influenced by his candidate. so the people really have a choice that they're gonna have to make in the 2nd round. on april 13th. we'll see how they decide. yeah, i mean, as i say that rick echo has huge problems. whoever wins the run of the big challenges, you've mentioned the few security, the economy of cost nationwide energy crisis. yeah, those are real and whoever's elections gonna have to deal with them and that's part of the problem because you know, any ology is oftentimes something the candidates run on. but at the end of the day they have to deliver results. present in the bowl is the only been in office for a year, i think concluded the term of his predecessor. and now he's running for a full term, but he has a record to run on. and so i don't dollars can hold that against him at the same time sheet, as i mentioned, is very closely tied to a previous president who's not wildly popular across the country outside of his o

a few inches of snow in minneapolis. by the time we get into tomorrow, it's the great lakes with some snow and a wintry mix from the ohio valley and the mid-atlantic. as we approach nightfall, it's along the i-95 corridor. across the hudson valley of new york into parts of new england. those are the areas with the highest snow totals. 6 inches or more from places like albany to portland to the boston area. across pennsylvania, a quarter inch of ice along i-76. an ice storm warning near johnstown. >> david: we'll likely see you next week, then, lee, thank you. >>> we learned a federal june has stepped in, blocking the trump administration's plan to put hundreds of u.s. sid workers on leave. at the white house, president trump defending elon musk's role in his administration. the president was asked about the new cover of "time" magazine with an image of musk sitting behind the resolute desk in the oval office. how he responded when asked if musk has been told if anything is off limits. and late today, president trump's mo

that system striking the midwest yesterday blanketing minneapolis in snow, the area now facing another arctic blast, temperatures not expected to rise above freezing for at least the next week. so let's get right to somara theodore. you're tracking multiple storms. the east coast facing even more this week. >> reporter: that's correct, rachel. right now, in fact, they have already issued a winter storm watch for places like washington, d.c. into the delmarva peninsula. southern new jersey, much of west virginia and as far south as roanoke for tuesday night into wednesday morning. the storm that will bring this wintry weather into the mid-atlantic originates monday in texas bringing heavy rain to the southeast. by wednesday at 4:00 a.m., we could see up to six inches of snow in washington, d.c., and this system could brush new york city. new york city and new england, though, will certainly get hit by the second storm moving in on thursday. that thursday morning commute at 6:00 a.m. could bring heavy snow to places like syracuse and boston, while bringing more rain to the south, which c

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speaker, i rise today to recognize and congratulate three downtown minneapolis restaurants on achieving -- on their achievement of being named semifinalists for the 2025 james beard award. minneapolis has one of the best food scenes in the country and that is exemplified by these recognitions from the james beard foundation. spoon and stable is nominated for outstanding restaurant. they have been a hallmark of the north loop for over a decade, extending a feuftion french and local cultures throughout cuisine. the other restaurants are nominated for the best new restaurant. veni features among culture, stories and ritual through food. veturan represents french american fusion while pulling inspiration from rural minnesota culture. all of these restaurants are doing an incredible work expanding minneapolis' culture and food scene and we are very proud of the work that they have done to achieve this honor. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask for unanimous consent to address the house for

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here is minneapolis mayor jacob frye. >> i want to speak directly to people who are undocumented. you, we will stand up for you, and we would do anything in our power to help. because you are not an alien in our city you are a neighbor. police officers will not be cooperating with federal law enforcement around federal immigration law. we enforce state and local laws here. that's for cooperation with i.c.e. the answer is no. >> greg: we have to stop electing theatre kids to government. that guy should be hosting blue's clues. [applause] so now whether this finding freeze works or not at least america is finally seeing the grift at work. trump does that again he pulls that curtain back and you start to understand how we got to this place. it is so ugly would thank you are watching "the view". let's welcome tonight's guests! >> hear he is! >> greg: his act puts more people to sleep than bill cosby, actor, writer, canadian jamie lissow! he once checked my prostate over resume, host of asked -- ask dr. drew dr. drew pinsky! at the jim she does atlas shrugged it, york times best-sellin

song before moving on through skin to be quick starts later this afternoon to the upper midwest minneapolisf snow and it could be the biggest no so far this season with a half a foot or so as this move is east interesting dynamics, the 95 corridor from boston down to new york we could see significant snow accumulation, may be approaching about 6 inches or so farther south with the warmer air position and that include chicago ice could rob the totals, bottom line this weekend a rough one it moves into new york saturday and sticks around until sunday afternoon. >> it's pretty kick after february. >> it's just the beginning next week looks active. >> i'm upset of the groundhog. >> he knew he was right, stephen morgan we'll be right back you watching the news of maria liveg on foxht business. elf. and sofi gives members the financial tools to see more for themselves. join the official bank of the nba. sofi. get your money right. [ car engine revving ]

minneapolis into chicago, indianapolis into ohio we will have to watch for that.ay and friday for this winter storm. maria: thank you, stephen morgan. a quick break that a major our coming up. you watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. see willis. ♪ when it's time to start your business, it's time for shopify. design with easy to customize themes. sell everywhere people shop. and never miss a sale with the world's best converting checkout. see why millions of businesses sell with shopify. start your free trial today.

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four years after breonna taylor's fatal police shooting and minneapolis four years after george floyd'sr, in that time, you represented the families of both the deceased. we've been involved from national action network with you. we've watched these consent decrees get negotiated and now sabotaged by trump's justice department. describe the impact on police reform and the police reform movement in the country, attorney crump. well, reverend al, it's been devastating to say. >> in just a. >> word. >> i agree with my learned colleague martin luther and judith that we have to confront these. unconstitutional acts. i mean, he's acting without any. response from. congress to get authority to roll back. all the. civil rights that we've gained. so we. >> have to be. >> strategic and confront. them in the court of law and. >> in the court of public. >> opinion, like you're doing with costco. but the other thing we. >> have to do is. learn from. >> the lessons of martin luther king jr. when he said in the letter from birmingham jail, just because they say it's legal, that doesn't make. >> it rig

we saw some snow this morning in minneapolis. winter storm warnings for new england.e a look at the timing on this. by lunchtime today just thereafter some icing in chicago. snow in the great lakes. rain in places like indianapolis and the ohio valley. 8:00 p.m. tonight we start to see the snow situated in the northeast including new york city. philadelphia, you may start off with some icing and see that switch over to rain as we head through the evening. tomorrow morning this is when it takes aim on new england. boston, heads-up, you could see a wintry mix on the tail end. by lunchtime tomorrow, the system is out of here but we could see significant totals up to eight inches of snow in cities like boston. that's a look at the forecast across the country. janai, back to you. >> janai: somara, thank you. >>> this morning the u.s. coast guard located the mangled wreckage of the plane that vanished over open water in alaska. three bodies of the ten aboard have been found. the other seven people are believed to be dead. about 40 minutes into the flight the plane disappear

minneapolis expecting four or five inches of snow. that's where the trouble spot will be saturday.nt for northern new england. that could mess up travel across the country. our friends on the west coast, the next big storm for you is wednesday of next week. that could be significant. >> that's a tease. bill karins, thank you. george solis, thank you. >>> do you remember when reading and writing in cursive was something kids had to learn in elementary school? >> that style of handwriting is a lot less common. a project is looking for cursive experts to decode documents from the past. hallie jackson explains. >> reporter: tiktok cursive challenge introducing gen-z to the lost art of longhand. if you want a real cursive challenge, you have to go old school, like very old. >> 1764. >> reporter: at the national archives a new project asks volunteers to decode documents like these from the revolutionary war. >> every box has a story. >> reporter: records from soldiers telling the stories of america's first veterans, if you can read them. >> in their something -- >> i think records. >> of

the city of minneapolis declaring a snow emergency.s hit with more than half a foot of snow. this storm wreaking havoc on minnesota's roads. snow creating dangerous conditions. cars spinning out, lining the sides of i-35 while snowplows working to clear the taxiway at the nearby airport, nationwide more than 300 flights canceled so far. snowfall rates have significantly decreased here where i am in connecticut. if you look at the radar, there is some snow falling. just north of portland, maine, they've picked up 8 inches of snow. because of that, we have winter weather alerts still in place. this morning, places like new england remain under a winter storm warning as we're going to continue to see that snow falling. now in the coming hours, this will continue to taper off by lunchtime, this storm clears the northeast just in time for those who are traveling about their towns for the super bowl festivities, but what i will say is that there are two more storms in the queue during the week ahead. i'll have more on those storms coming up

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this is a live look at minneapolis, minnesota. 4:27 a.m. central time at the moment. good morning, everyone. i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us. president donald trump and his team putting new spin on his comments suggesting a potential u.s. takeover of the gaza strip. on tuesday, you may recall the president sparked intense backlash when he suggested that the territory could be turned into the, quote, riviera of the middle east and did not rule out the idea of sending u.s. troops there. >> mr. president, given what you've said. >> about gaza, should the. >> u.s. send. >> troops to help. secure the security vacuum? >> as far as. >> gaza is concerned, we'll do what is necessary. if it's necessary, we'll do that. >> it's a move that would, if enacted, displace more than a million, almost 2 million palestinians and reshape global politics. early yesterday, president trump took to social media to reframe his argument. he posted this in part, quote, the u.s. working with great development teams from all over the world, would slowly and carefully begin the c

well, today we are tracking snow showers from bismarck into minneapolis and also into northern michigannow, this afternoon and evening, that snow due to a cold front will transition over from buffalo all the way into burlington, vermont. behind these snow showers, much colder air expected across the northeast. snowfall accumulations from now through tuesday, anywhere between 1 to 5in of snow. and while it's snowy and cold in the northern tier, a completely different story in the south, where we're flirting with record highs. today's high expected to be 79. in shreveport. that will tie the previous record of 79 wichita falls. you could break your record of 81 with your forecasted high of 83. while in denver, we'll be tying the record high of 70. and while it's hot, or at least warm in the deep south, we are tracking rain and snow in the west, where we do have 8 million people affected under a flash flood watch, we could get anywhere between 5 to 7in of rain. this could yield to at least some mudslides as well. chico, redding and even santa rosa being the big ones here. and over across th

we'll hear from several members of the fomc, including the minneapolis fed president neel kashkari, whoking exclusively to our us colleagues now. ise also on ai related stocks as microsoft, google and meta platforms project combined capital expenditure of at least $215 billion for the current fiscal year's, up more than 45% on the year. and it is super bowl weekend. reigning champions kansas city chiefs are going to the three peat as they take on the philadelphia eagles. and president donald trump is said to be among the attendees at sunday's game. a record $1.39 billion of bets are expected on the game through legal and regulated operators, according to data from the american gaming association. contessa brewer asked kansas city chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes whether the gambling boom is good for the sport. >> it gets people watching. i think that that's good for the sport, but at the end of the day, i want people to realize that it's a game that you play on the playground for recess and the stuff that you just go out there and give everything you love. and i think that's what we t

with an exclusive interview after the jobs report with minneapolis fed president neel kashkari. kashkari. that's at 8:40 a.m. on squawk box. kelly. >> so just to make sure i'm following the payroll, the stronger number the past couple of years, they're. >> going to. >> say that that was the correct one. so the labor market was stronger than we thought. >> yes. and the household survey down there will be some adjustments to the payroll survey as well. you remember that was for a slightly different time period. that will be a downward revision to payrolls of maybe 800,000. we don't know exactly what that's going to look like. but in general, the household survey is the one that's going to get the big revision, because we know that there's been a large influx of immigrants into the country. they were not necessarily counted. and by the way, you got to give a hats off to goldman sachs. kelly, they have been on this story from day one. yes. and one of the things that the government did was sort of pick up some of goldman's methodology in terms of how it was figuring this stuff out, a

. >> across minneapolis, minnesota. >> look at ice accumulations here. >> glaze is possible.ditions. on saturday afternoon across the mid-atlantic. it will stay warm. >> in. the south with. >> temperatures near. 80 degrees. on saturday. while that heavy snow falls from places like wisconsin. >> into michigan and. >> then. >> eventually into. >> the. >> northeast. >> by sunday. >> temperature near. >> 79 degrees. >> for the. >> super bowl there. >> in new orleans, it looks like a great day for football. kickoff temperatures 73. and then next week, parade of storms. that will. >> be the third week in seven days. >> will develop once again and bring snow across the. >> midwest. >> sliding into cincinnati. and then more snow is expected from new york all the way into boston alley. so we will be staying quite active across the nation for. >> the. >> next several days. >> let's take advantage. of this quiet. >> friday while it lasts. >> back to you. yeah, absolutely. denise isaac, with our weekend weather. look ahead. thank you. and still ahead this morning, we'll talk about the pr

minneapolis highs will be 4 degrees. this is not even factoring in the wind chills.. chicago as well. we will see temperatures below freezing. nashville, for you guys on tuesday, 48 degrees. and you get the picture. it will be 30s as we move through napa over to concord and livermore, where we're also noticing just some patchy fog 41 degrees right now in san jose to those mid 40s in san francisco. we're going to expect the clear out and enjoy some dry days over the next couple into next week. temperatures mostly in the upper 50s, but as we go on into next week, i wil >>> that is your local forecast, back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> ahead, the high cost of super bowl commercials and why companies are willing to shell companies are willing to shell outo much s when migraine strikes... do you question the tradeoffs of treating? ubrelvy is another option. it works fast, and most have migraine pain relief within two hours. you can treat it anytime, anywhere. tell your doctor all medicines you take. don't take... ...with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. get help right awa

today it will bring rain, snow and ice from minneapolis to st. louis. slick spots from kansas to ohio. tomorrow that wintery mix develops down into the tennessee river valley. could be strong thunderstorms. rainfall amounts heaviest around the appalachians talking about one to two inches. iowa what we're worried about from ottumwa, iowa, icy conditions. some places could pick up to a quarter of an inch of ice. that will cause big problems for travel, downed power lines and outages as well. from duluth, minnesota, to prescott island, anywhere from 1 to 5 inches of snow, especially up through the up of michigan and on into interior sections of new england. we will get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. but also much colder. temperatures were in the upper 30s right now, from walnut creek to palo alto to san jose. going into the afternoon, high temperatures reach into the mid 50s. it will be cooler than yesterday and the north bay will still have a slight chance of showers, with more widespread rain in the forecast for tomorrow continu

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