coming up next why terrorists, isis and al shabab why are they targeting young people in minneapolis, minnesota try to get them to come overseas and fight with them? the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. >>> millions of dollars from the cia ended up somehow in al qaeda's pocket. that is according to a new report today from "the new york times." it was not a direct payment to al qaeda. in fact u.s. officials probably didn't know about it. it was a ransom paid by the government of afghanistan to al qaeda using u.s. cash given to afghanistan for internal projects. details of the deal emerged this week as evidence in a terror trial right here in new york city. the cia has not responded to our request for comment. meantime the u.s. state department wants all u.s. citizens in saudi arabia to

minneapolis, minnesota., 115 feet up in the air, collapses seemingly out of nowhere. 13 people died. it was a huge national story and one that i covered personally. >> they're going to have to remove tons and tons of concrete and steel -- >> reporter: and now many of the people who survived the collapse are telling their stories of survival. >> i can see out my windshield. i can see the bridge going down and all the cars going down with it. >> reporter: as part of a new abc series called "in an instant." >> i heard it. >> i could see the roadway going up and up. >> reporter: which combines eyewitness testimony with vivid recreation to explore the heroism, the shock, the loss and the will to live. >> i had debated taking a different route that day that would kind of veer me off of dealing with the construction traffic. >> reporter: lindsay walsh commuted across the bridge every drar at 6:05 p.m. prime rush hour, everything changed. >> i made it to about the middle of the bridge when i heard a snap. a beam. a

let me introduce to you amanda beaulieu from minneapolis minnesota. [applause] >> good morning. my name is amanda beaulieu and i am a stroke survivor and american heart association volunteer at the gate. i'm from minneapolis minnesota. this is warm to me. i am honored to be invited to share my story. thank you leader pelosi and other members of congress for your leadership in passing the affordable care act so people like me who used to be called uninsurable can have the peace of mind and security of never having to go without health insurance again. in october 2009 just five days shy of my 27th birthday i had a massive pulmonary embolism and my left lung. part of the clot broke off and traveled to my brain causing a stroke and fortunately at the time i was covered by my employer's insurance but that changed a year later. in 2010 i left my job and found myself trying to get insurance in a world that didn't want to cover a risk. i was seen as a pre-existing condition and a drain on insurance plan. even though i had fully recovered from my stroke and was young and vibrant by medic

ellison: i represent minneapolis, minnesota. and i was talking with my housing authority people who are here in town the other day -- who were here in town the other day, i bet yours were too, and one of the things that they said to me is that they opened up their list and for 2,000 available units they have 37,000 people who applied for those positions. here's another separate fact which i would like to you react to, if you don't mind. in minneapolis, we pride ourselves on being a progressive town, we have 4,000 kids who leave shelters every day to go to public schools. and those kids are asked to take standardized tests. you know, how important is it for a budget particularly a progressive caucus budget, to house america's people? i yield back. mrs. lawrence: it is extremely important, thank you. it is extremely important. and those of us who understand the cry of the people for housing and understand the impact of homelessness on americans today funding of housing, affordable housing, is critical. i served on the local govern

pierre, south dakota will be serving as the new boardwalk and minneapolis, minnesota will hold the park? alison: interesting. all right, leon. thank you. "7 on your side" tonight to get you some answers. horace: "7 on your side" is answering landlord/tenant questions here in the help center today. you have a question, 703-236-9220. for our panel of experts, they're here until 6:30 tonight. give us a call. alison: plus we all felt the cold this winter. find out why our area was the exception rather than the rule. leon: "7 on your side" to answer your questions about landlord and tenant issues. alison: and the latest numbers from the d.c. fiscal policy institute finds more than 161,000 rental units in the district alone. and, of course, those relationships don't always go smoothly. leon: that's right. horace holmes is in the help center tonight with one of those stories for us. horace? horace: leon and alison, our folks here or our experts have been extremely busy answering your phone calls. if you have any questions or concerns about landlord/tenant issues, 703-236-9220. if you're having

of lakes, the home of the mall of america and, most importantly the home of our vice chair, minneapolis minnesota, august 27 and 29, oh he had to leave, i had to ask him if that's when the state fair is we can get a twofer. it is? yes. i'm getting a fried something. i don't know what it is. yes, yes, i am getting it. all right as usually office will be providing you with more logistical information regarding room blocks for both of those meetings. thank you again for your continued support of my office and your feedback and we take it seriously and try to incorporate it. we look forward to the upcoming meetings and if you haven't seen outside. it's snowing so everyone please please travel back safely and try to stay warm up there. [ applause ] >> thank you so much madam secretary and thank you and your office's director julie green for doing a fantastic job keeping our members informed of all the logistics and important information we need. please thank julie when you see her, she really has been doing an incredible job. now i'd like to ask reverend court courtney miller to deliver our benedictio

tom emmer of of minneapolis, minnesota. would you like to chair this? i have a meeting that i am late for. >> thank you, mr. chair. madam secretary, you have are the answer quite a few questions. but i want to run through something seeking clear this up for me. the minsk agreement -- you reference what russia had agreed to implement. could you please likely tell me what they agreed to implement and they have implemented since the agreement? >> thank you, congressman. just to remind you that the february 12 agreement was in implementing agreement a prior commitments made by russia and seven cents on september 5 and september 19. the full passage includes obligations both for the ukrainian side and for russia and their separatists. first and foremost, in the february 12 package, is a full cease-fire and a full pullback of heavy weapons by both ukrainians and the russian separatists. full access for os e monitors to inspect and verify for the rest the ukraine. and then on the ukrainian side thereafter -- >> why don't we stop on the ukrainian side? have any

minneapolis, minnesota earned one of the dark blue spots. >>> the original game came out in 1935 propertiese were named after streets in atlantic city. the new changes are supposed to celebrate monopoly's 80th anniversary. i'm not sure how eliminating any of the ac streets does that. >> it's a little bizaar, i'm were you. >>> some high schools are creating unnecessary prom dress drama. they have to submit photos of their dresses for preapproval. many girls have their dresses. the new policy is any gown deemed too short or revealing will be rejected even if they are nonrefundable where they were bought. the school is standing by its decision saying it's their responsibility to uphold catholic values and moral integrity. we'll be right back. that's a hard question. (laughing) we are the fay family from chesapeake, virginia. williamsburg is just beautiful. because we have thrill seekers and not such thrill seekers, i try to find something that everybody likes. this is a very good spot to do that. the most exhilarating part about this vacation was being with the whole family. it was amazing. th

tom emmer of minneapolis, minnesota. why don't you go ahead and chair this. i have a meeting i'm late for. mr. emmer: thank you, mr. chair. madam secretary, you've already answered quite a few questions but i want to run through something so you can clear this up for me. the minsk agreement, you referenced what russia had agreed to implement. could you please quickly tell me what have they agreed to implement and what have they implemented since the agreement? ambassador nuland: thanks, congressman. first a reminder that february 12 agreement was an implementing agreement on prior commitments made by both russia and the separatists on september 5 and september 19. so the full package includes obligations both for the ukrainian side and for russia and the separatists. first and foremost in the february 12 package is a full cease-fire on the fighting line, a full pullback of heavy weapons to their ranges by both the ukrainians and the russians and the separatists. full access for osce monitors to that zone to inspect and verify to the rest of ukraine. then on t

the citizens they serve in birmingham alabama, in stockton, california in gary indiana, in minneapolis, minnesota helping to develop programs that serve their own diverse experiences, these cities will stand on the leading edge of our effort to confront pressing issues in communities really across the country. second, we have launched a new online resource available at trustandjustice.org, which will advance cutting-edge research and information about these practices and trust-building policy. third, we're offering training mentoring, expert consultations, and assistance on racial reconciliation directly to police departments km police departments in communities across america through the office of justice programs diagnostic center. these are really all ground-breaking advances, but the department of justice will not be able to accomplish these goals alone. we will continue to work side by side with law enforcement to identify opportunities for positive change, and we'll work with communities to seek avenues for building more healthy environments. for my own decades' long career in law enforceme

minnesota. home to the largest somali immigrant population in the united states. we went to minneapolish this community who is actively trying to fight this right alongside the fbi. far from the deserts of syria and iraq isis terrorists are eyeing vulnerable young men and women here. >> is isis targeting the somali community in minnesota? >> yes. >> no question? >> no question. >> how aggressively? >> aggressively. they're recruiting westerners but they're recruiting here. >> through online propaganda their efforts are working. for the somali community in minneapolis, it is a chilling replay of the recent past. >> in 2007 more than 20 somali minnesotans left here to fight with the terrorist group al shabaab. now a second wave but this time it is isis recruiting them. approximately 15 people have left minnesota to fight with isis. >> we have had a number of people travel from the twin cities we've had a number of people attempt to travel and as we speak, there are people making preparations to travel. >> it is still going on? >> it is ongoing. >> the most vulnerable are also some of the

you are from -- >> minneapolis, minnesota. >> exactly.w tie pasta. just so you know when you're making it, because it has the ceases in the center, it's great to pair it with thick, hearty sauces that can get stuck in the creases. it'll really stick to the pasta. >> yum. i'm hungry. to you. >> quit saying that. you're from arizona. which of the following was one of the first eight jelly belly bean flavors? popcorn, root beer, or strawberry cheesecake? >> b, root beer. >> yes. >> okay. no, no, this is weird. cheat sheet going around there because everyone's getting them right. >> kathie might be feeding the answers. root beer was one of the first. other of the first eight flavors were green apple berry cherry grape licorice, and the first savory flavor, popcorn. >> i love jelly bellies. we have time for one more. >> charlottesville, virginia. pound cake is the name of a city, the ingredient measurements oar instructions to pound the cake mix. >> i would say c. >> no, he's so excited. >> he looks it. >> oh. >> he looks really excited. all r

and american heart association volunteer from minneapolis, minnesota. this is warm to me. i'm honored to be sharing my story. thank you members of congress for your leadership in passing the affordable care act. people like me pleased to be called uninsureable and having the peace of mind not having to go without insurance. i had a massive pulmonary embottlism and it caused a stroke. i was covered by my employer's insurance. in 2010, i lost my job and found myself trying to get insurance in a world that didn't want to cover a risk. i wasn't seen as amanda jean but a pre-existing condition. i had fully recovered from my stroke. my medical history plagued me. i searched for affordable health insurance. but the cheapest was $700 a month. during this time i worked as a contractor with no health benefits. for more than 18 months. i went without health insurance. an experience that was jumping into shark-infested waters. i had to decide between picking out my prescriptions and paying my bills. there were medicines intact that i couldn't go without. medical bi

minnesota police, minneapolis police, say they are pursuing several lead and interviewed a number of people know jennifer, including the the ex-boyfriend. >>> now that the man remains jailed following a shooting at a party dub the spring break capitol of the world. seven people were hurt. 22-year old david daniels you see here facing seven counts of attempted murder in panama city florida. three injured inside this house saturday. college students from alabama a and m university on spring break. victims are expect to survive. partying with weapons is just a recipe for disaster. >> we have drunk people under the the influence have of drugs with guns and no respect for themselves, others and most of all authority. at some point a law enforcement officer is going to be put in a situation where there will be a confrontation with someone with a gun. this will not end well. >> no. >> in response, to the shooting officialness panama city called an emergency meeting allocating a an extra $200,000 to finance increased police patrols. however a proposal to ban alcohol at the beach and halt liq

minneapolis. i live in minnesota. there is a large muslim somali community in minneapolis.en on line and threw some of the mosques. in-person recruiting efforts. also now it is becoming the islamic state. unfortunately, some radicalized members have become of us for information and others to get over there. these are networks to expand where they can. officials will have to stay vigilant. >> charged with assertion. we had mother of one of the soldiers that was killed. a lot of reaction to the chart of bo bergdahl. thank you very much. great to see you. up next, cia operative behind the operation. oh you want me to go back to pete. what is your reaction? >> the biggest charge he is facing is not just desertion but to have danger a of other troops. they looked at the facts. they may have taken a little longer than some have hoped. they have charged him with a very serious indictment. >> the desertion is what is interesting. the game seems kind of pain. this behavior. this is serious. they must have some evidence that he did something with the enemy to give him this charge. >>

tom emmer of minneapolis, minnesota. why don't you go ahead and chair this.ave a meeting i'm late for. >> thank you, mr. chair. madam secretary, you've already answered quite a few questions but i want to run through something so you can clear this up for me. the minsk agreement, you referenced what russia had agreed to implement. could you please quickly tell me what have they agreed to implement and what have they implemented since the agreement? victoria: thanks, congressman. first a reminder that february 12 agreement was an implementing agreement on prior commitments made by both russia and the separatists on september 5 and september 19. so the full package includes obligations both for the ukrainian side and for russia and the separatists. first and foremost in the february 12 package is a full cease-fire on the fighting line, a full pullback of heavy weapons to their ranges by both the ukrainians and the russians and the separatists. full access for osce monitors to that zone to inspect and verify to the rest of ukraine. then on the ukrainian side the

feet of snow in the colorado rockies and blizzard conditions for south dakota and minnesota just outside of minneapolis. and watching the forecast and satellite radar imagery. all of that snow will fly on monday or tuesday morning in the afternoon. and chicago a wintery mix and heads to the northeast and wee will get a wintery mix. and we'll see the cold front and potential for an icy mix in the tennessee river valley and ohio valley. we'll see severe weather. there is the forecast snowfall. and lea, we could set the record in boston for the snowiest winter ever with the next weather maker. >> we have skis waxed here. >> very little can be done to treat altimeser disease. and we'll see how the searchers can stop the devastating progression. and imagine boarding a half-hour flight and stuck on the plane for nine hours. what caused a travel nightmare for this group of passengers? my children always wanted me to quit smoking but i resigned myself to the fact that it wasn't going to work. but chantix helped me do it. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it gave m

minneapolis. >> miles share is a business professor at the university of minnesota's carlson school of managementnd i say there are 17 fortune 500 headquarters in town. and they go you can't be right. >> woodruff: the area is home to many world-class brands including cargill general mills and target. >> we have had this talented workforce that tends to stay here and move amongst companies rather than pick up and move across the country. >> woodruff: many believe the success the twin cities have seen is more than just an accident of location commerce and quality of life. >> there's always been kind of a collective sense of community in the state of minnesota and the twin cities. >> woodruff: st. paul mayor chris coleman knows the area's polit call history well. his father nick coleman was the state senate majority leader from 1973 to 1981. >> in the '70s it was an incredible spirit of what can we do differently to make sure that everyone is benefitting. and that the whole state is elevated as a result of our policies. >> woodruff: politicians on both sides. aisle passed progressive education tax s

minnesota over the years. in the frozen tundra. a great place to live. but the twin cities of minneapolis-st. paul are jihad central in the united states. people are probably shaking their heads saying minnesota. i can see new york chicago, los angeles, but minnesota? yes. minnesota. minnesota have the largest somalie-muslim population in all of north america. 100,000 somali muslims live in the twin cities of minneapolis-st. paul. not every somalians are terrorist. united states cities who live in the twin cities have travelled overseas over the past years and joined terrorist groups like isis. more than any other state and city in the entire country. minnesota and thatsuomalia muslim population. we had a threat by al-shabab linked to al-qaeda calling for attacks on mall of america in mississippi -- minneapolis. if you have the large population living within the shadow of that shopping mall you may have a problem. dozens of u.s. citizens from the same area are going overseas to join terrorist groups. the worst of the worst; isis. it seems to be following the european model. i document in the b

minneapolis is place they might move to along with whatever other cities around the country they are considering and you see these great events. we have the u.s. pond hockey championships happening in minnesotas-country ski race that goes through downtown minneapolis. >> the traditional midwestern would say, wow, you're so arrogant. the north bragging about yourselves talking loud. >> arrogant minnesota. that's what everyone thinks of when you say minnesota. >> you show that humility that midwesterns have. >> it's in all of us. we can't brag even when we try. >> would part of the north are north dakota or upper peninsula of michigan or illinois? >> i don't think any region is just one state. this is meant to be something that hopefully minnesota and beyond rallies around but that's not for me to decide. i hope this resonates with people in those parts of the country. i think it might. my dream is that cnn weather person is pointing to the map and it's here in the north. it just becomes that part of an effortless part of the vocabulary and this isn't about branding or marketing, it's just really about geography and identity. i hope it becomes that deeply rooted. >> i admit, i was so intrigued

minneapolis? caller: i am from minnesota originally. i was raised on a little farm. it's about 60 miles northeast of minneapolis. host: what you do in minneapolis? caller: i am a project coordinator. i have lived in four different states. i decided to come back for family reasons 15 years ago. i love minnesota except for the winter. host: scott is on the independent mine in maine. caller: good morning. i was watching ben affleck on c-span the other day. it was slow. it wasn't an exciting show. they were over there asking for billions of dollars for other countries. they won't even fix the roads in this country. we are giving all of that money to them people over there. that is not why i called. i just wanted to mention that i did watch that. i was wondering if you happened to notice between your colors that call-in the bickering and the anger and the almost insanity that goes on between republicans and democrats and sometimes the independents. do you ever get tired of listening to it? it just goes on and on and on it. guest: why do you think that is? caller: i think w

continues for a missing student from the university of minnesota a vigil was held last night for jennifer pool. last seen friday morning at a minneapoliss say she may have tried to walk home. her purse and phone found in the middle of the street near her apartment building. police are interviewing several witnesses including an ex-boyfriend. another missing student, the family of a university of california freshman is offering a $50,000 reward for his safe return. eloy vasquez was last seen leaving a fraternity party. in los angeles. family members say he called friends before 2:20 in the morning saying he was at the beach and in trouble. when they tried to call him back, the phone was dead or turned off. >> harrison ford is back home after surviving the crash of a small plane. people magazine says ford was spotted driving this weekend somewhere around la and suffered only broken bones cuts and bruises in the crash back on march 5th. >> a terrifying ride on the famous cyclone in coney island. the 88-year-old roller coaster got stuck at the very top on the very first run of the very first day of the new season. about 24 passengers were

. >>> minneapolis police have video of a missing university of minnesota student.g the mississippi river from a bridge. they did not, however say whether she fell or jumped. but they are not seeking suspects at this point. divers are now searching in the waters. she was last seen outside of a pub friday at 1:00 a.m. in the morning. her purse found a few blocks away. >>> another missing student in california. uc berkeley soccer player eloi vasquez was struck and killed by a car while running across a los angeles highway. the 19-year-old freshman was not carrying i.d. vasquez had traveled to l.a. with friends for spring break. he vanished on saturday after a frat party setting up a massive search. investigators are awaiting toxicology results. >>> amanda knox maybe heading to italy now her legal ordeal that dragged on nearly eight years is finally over. >> she was cleared for good after two guilty verdicts. now she may be entitled to compensation for wrongful imprisonment. let let's get the latest now from dana whitworth. >> glad to have my life back. >> amanda knox

minnesota hospital. at 87 years of age, mondale was being treated for flu and cold symptoms at the mayo clinic in minneapolis. he had been scheduled to introduce former president jimmy carter at a nobel peace prize forum on friday. mondale served as carter's vice president from 1977 through 1981. >>> still to come on wusa 9 this saturday, finally a weekend to enjoy outdoor activities. erica has the full forecast, next. . >>> talking to people on cell phones, saying it's great out here. didn't believe them till i stepped outside. it was great today! it was great! great! >> i don't want to try it! by the way, we didn't plan this. it just happens that way sometimes. we're going to prom later. >> we think alike. [ laughter ] >> it was a great day and it's only going to get better tomorrow. >> good. >> temperatures reaching into the 50s. today, we were in the 40s. i know it felt really mild, but we're still not at our seasonal average high temperature, which is 53 degrees. let's take a look outside right now, with the michael & son weather cam. tomorrow at this time, i will be showing you a shot with daylight, bu

blizzard advisories are out today for parts of minnesota, iowa michigan north dakota south dakota and wisconsin. these are live pictures out of minneapolis is one of the few places that has been nearly snow free this winter. the last time the city received snowfall of at least three inches was back on january 8th. that's unusual for them. just into the newsroom some school schools are canceling school and of the weather. we're going to get some wintery mix. >> here we go ag are getting so weary of it. we're not canadians. we're not used to this at all. another chance for a light wintery mix later this afternoon. right now, the storm team 4 radar showing that system passing most of the moisture to the north. the area you see in pink that's a little freezing rain, maybe a little sleet.n green, that is rain. now that batch that we see there in ohio, indiana and kentucky, that's wha today. it's still a good six hours away from getting into the metro area. right now the storm team 4 radar up close is scanning the sky. this area of gray i saw them when i was on the weather deck. you can see there's a bottoms of the clouds so there's some snow

minnesota? >> yes. >> reporter: no question. >> no question. >> reporter: how aggressively? >> aggressively. they're recruiting westerners but they're recruiting here. >> reporter: through online propaganda, their efforts are working. for the somali community in minneapolister: in 2007 many went to fight with al shabab. now a second wave, but this time it's isis recruiting them. approximately 15 people have left minnesota to fight with isis. >> we have had a number of people travel from the twin cities. we've had a number of people attempt to travel. and as we speak there are people making preparations to travel. it is ongoing. >> reporter: the most vulnerable are some of the community's youngest like hamza ahmed arrested in february. what was he like? >> a good kid. >> reporter: authorities say hamza ahmed and three companions took a bus to jfk airport in november. his destination, istanbul but he never made it. instead, he's here in jail awaiting trial, charged with attempting to provide material support to isis. a 19 year old kid. >> that's who they're recruiting 18 to 20 year olds is the focus of recruiting right now. >> reporter: others recruited, douglas mccain. his friend troy castigar was recruited by al shabab. >> i had no clue that he was going

minnesota college student is still missing. kelly wright is here with the desperate search for answers. kelly? >> minneapolis police are asking the public for help on this one. if any one has information at all on the whereabouts of missing college student jennifer police would like you to call them. the 22-year-old university of minnesota students has been missing since friday morning. she was last seen at the blanarney bar a popular bar on campus. some of her belongings were found hours later near the bar. the sorority sisters said she ran into her ex-boyfriend that night and her emotional mood seem to have changed. they fear foul play may be involved in her disappearance. they interviewed a number of people who knew her including her ex-boyfriend. the sorority spent the past few days putting up fliers around campus and posting her picture on facebook as well as billboards hoping it will lead to her safe return. >> amazing. we just want her to come home. >> i can't even put into words. >> jennifer's home town of still water family and friends held a private prayer vigil praying she will be okay. >> pool's

. >> host: let's head just outside of minneapolis to eden prairie, minnesota. nancy's waiting, line for republicans. nancy, good morning. >> caller: good morning. i just want to find out why you got sidelined. you were going to explain what extenders or extensions were versus the schip, and i'm waiting for a response to that. and also when you say attenuation, i think attention would be just a fine word to use too. so please explain these extensions. thank you. >> guest: the extenders are there's a variety of them. transitional medical assistance is an example, there is a smoothing mechanism for someone who may go on and off of a medicaid arrangement because of changes in salary that can occur during the course of the year. i believe there are also some of the extenders applied to durable, the cost of durable medical equipment and again, there are a varian the i of extenders that every year are just sort of packaged and along for the ride. not that they're bad policy but each one ought to be looked at and judged on its own merit and not just simply be along for

minnesota, chicago... fuertes vientos y probabilidades entre tornados. minneapolis grados. continÚa la lluvia para seattle en 40%. los Ángeles con una temperatura agradable de 79 grados. continuamos con alan y lourdes. ♪ oye mi amigo, de lo que uno se entera ♪ lourdes: de quÉ? alan: yo bailo y tu... lourdes: yo canto. todo el mundo estÁ pendiente de este caso porque el caso por el supuesto fraude del ex de ninel conde porque la defensa pide la presencia de la cantante en la procuradurÍa. >> la defensa solicitÓ que ninel conde se presenta en la procuradurÍa para cumplir. y es que este lunes 23 de marzo, la actriz por segunda ocasiÓn no apareciÓ. >> nosotros al igual que la representaciÓn social solicitamos las medidas de apremio necesario. en este caso fue arresto por 12 horas y la orden de la policÍa de investigaciÓn >> a esta audiencia tambiÉn estaba citado vÍctor antonio garcÍa, una de las piezas claves por la que cepeda se encuentra recluido. sin embargo tampoco se presentÓ. >> vÍctor supuestamente es un cerrajero que al parecer - no nos consta es lo que queremos

minnesota this morning. actual air temperature, 6 below in minneapolis, 11 below, marquette. only 5 in chicago. and yes, records will be broken into the midsouth and northeast tomorrow. let's get those sunny cities. jacqui: how transition taking place quickly across the northern suburbs. we are mainly seeing rainstorms in d.c. with 38 degrees but out temperatures are dropping and mixture is heading in towards the beltway as we speak. also covering the ground in frederick and martinsburg and winchester and also in leesburg now. 34 in gaithersburg. our heavy snow bands will set up between 10:00 and 4:00 today. >> so hate to show you the hot, hot, hot temperatures in the southwest but warming up into the 80s and we'll warm up into the upper 30s next week. >> funny when you get that we think it's a heat wave. >> i know. >> wearing shorts. >>>g up on "gma," the young political star trial. why the best man at her wedding was behind the fatal attack. >>> nasty neighbors like a scene straight out of the summer hit. one real-life neighbor living next to a fraternity. >>> a bus driver causing a massive c

minnesota this morning. actual air temperature, 6 below in minneapolis, 11 below, marquette.ago. >>> hello, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the bay area forecast. today it is going to be sunny and warm all the way through the weekend. nights are remaining crisp and hopefully the pattern change develops to bring us much needed rain. until then look at the upper 60s along the coast. and 70s to 74 is the spread to the bay and inland. 30s and 40s overnight. seven-day forecast shows tomorrow is the warmest at the >> so hate to show you the hot, hot, hot temperatures in the southwest but they're warming up into the 80s and we're going to warm up into the upper 30s next week. >> funny when you get that, we think it's a heat wave. >> i know. >> wearing shorts. >>> coming up on "gma," the opening arguments in the trial of the murdered young political star trial. why the best man at her wedding was behind the fatal attack. >>> nasty neighbors like a scene straight out of the summer hit. one family's real-life nightmare living next to a fraternity. >>> and caught on camera. a bus dri

minneapolis. the his daughter wrote a letter to the local team, the minnesota wild. here it is. for the team to trade for her father because her family missed him so. the letter was posted online. it went viral. yesterday at trade deadline minnesota worked out a deal to acquire loepold the team quietly hinted that letter played a part in the decision. nice lesson. had she sent a tweet, blown her off. handwritten letter counts. martha: my favorite part. the wild are not winning too many games and you could use a little bit of defense. bill: my dad can do that job. martha: you need my dad. maybe should be his agent. probably doesn't need an agent. bill: i like that. welcome home. >> good stuff. thanks bill. there is brand new surveillance video that shows another angle of the deadly police activity that was involved in a shooting on skid row in l.a. let's take a look. it shows this moments before the officers shot the unidentified man on sunday. you can see him in the top left corner of the screen. a struggle ensues when he tries to get back into his tent. his arms and feet moving

minneapolis yesterday. carter told the audience mondale was at the mayo clinic and was doing well. mondale served in the carter white house. he was also a u.s. senator from minnesota and the democratic nominee for president in 1984. >>> still ahead on nbc 10 news today, police opened fire on suspects in philadelphia's old city neighborhood. now they have three people in custody. nbc 10's jesse gary is following the investigation. jesse? >> we're getting new details and perspectives on what happened out here from eyewitnesses. we'll talk about that right after the break. . >>> we are frigid right now. temperatures around 22 degrees in philadelphia. but we'll warm to near 40 later on this afternoon. a live look outside. lots of sunshine before more cloud cover this afternoon, especially north and west. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> this morning, a shooting investigation in old city philadelphia. police make three arrests after confronting suspects trying to drive off from the scene. we'll have a live report. >> and we are finally inching our way out of the deep freeze today. we take a live look at the ben franklin bridge towards camden where we see lots of sunshine th

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minnesota y lluvias hasta illinois. tenemos avisos de condiciones semanales para mÁs de 16 estados. minneapolis nieve y una temperatura mÁxima de 33. en atlanta una temperatura mÁxima de 65, y la temperatura mÁxima se la llevan los Ángeles con 68. aquÍ estÁ mi twitter para que me envÍen, continuamos con anita y alan. alan: bienvenida de regreso! ana: oye, pero tambiÉn despertamos con Ésta, resulta que pablo montero se fue al ritmo norteÑo en su nuevo Álbum y le dedica una canciÓn a su hija daniela. alan: exactamente, veamos lo que el actor y cantante compartiÓ con televisa espectÁculos sobre este vÍdeo. pablo montero: es un disco del mismo gÉnero, es como norteÑo... que trae tuba y la verdad que es increÍble el sonido cÓmo se oye, la canciÓn... y los temas que hemos elegido estÁn muy padres. no mÁs hay dos temas covers que van estar escuchando. el tema se llama hijos bonitos. pablo montero: viajando en el aviÓn, y de repente iba pensando en mis hijas, en dani, en todo lo que vives diariamente por tus hijos y con dani pasamos momentos difÍciles y estÁbamos angustiados. y a pesar que de repente e