one exception to the rule. >> minneapolis st. paul was clearly at the top. the richest city that was exceptional. >> the greater minneapolis st. paul metro area is made up of at least 13 countys and approximately three and a half million people. the latest u.s. census ranks it as having the fifth highest median household income in the country. >> among workers between 18 and 34 it's top ten when it comes to median income it's top ten when it comes to lowest poverty rate when it comes to highest share of college graduates. >> good statistics for a city that often goes unnoticed on both coasts. >> i have talked to my professional friends around the world and they ask me what are you doing in minneapolis. >> miles share is a business professor at the university of minnesota's carlson school of management. >> and 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

something we done in minneapolis, st. paul. does there need to be a real catastrophe before their israel action? foxx: you mean like a bridge collapsing in minneapolis? we have had catastrophes. it's unfortunate. every time something happens people say we've got to fix this and do something different. frankly, the american public has to demand action. i hope we continue to pound the pavement. connecting folks to the

. >> given the fact that minneapolis st. paul as an exceptional record not only on building income building wealth but sharing wealth and create creating opportunities for upward

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 book the problems western europe is having in

. >>> minneapolis and st. paul saw a burst of snow.rts saw 6 inches while others less than an inch. >> they are talking about the villanova loss. you could hear the sound of busting brackets all over the nation. the band had to play on even after that loss, here's played the piccolo through the tears. the players were crying. they were not expecting that, you could see just how much it hurt for villanova students and fans. >> she had a 1500 bucks on villanova going to the final four. i'm kidding though. 5:26. that's not true. breaking this morning, police are once again investigating an unusual series of they was from cars. >>> a murder suicide a close-knit bucks county community is stunned. we'll tell you more when "action news" comes right back. and whether breaking now on "action news," there's an active search for two armed men carrying out random attack tax in camden. >>> air bag burglars. >> ted cruz becomes the first major candidate to announce a run for president. >> good morning almost 5:30. let's start our workweek with dave

. >> matt, the win cities, minneapolis-st. paul are supposed to be cold. worse than usual? >> no. we were actually quite spoiled. january was fine. and we had about a month of cold. by minnesota standards this has been a pretty weak winter. we've been spoiled. >> yes boston may have record snowfall and record cold this winter but collectively the lower 48 states are on track to have the 19th warmest winter on record. >> if you live in the northeast you would think the winter everywhere was terrible. >> well, there's that thing. there's a lot of tv stations out in new york. so if it's snowing there it must be snowing in the rest of the country. >> but just like in politics, all weather is local. >> just coming down in sheets of snow out here. >> i mean, i think if you look at the country as a whole, a lot of people didn't have to have explain about. the difference is when you have big snowstorms and you've got all these pictures of misery you see the cold all the big numbers that people just cringe. that makes good television. >> you got to be kidding me! >

something we done in minneapolis , st. paul.dge collapsing in minneapolis? we have had catastrophes. it's unfortunate. every time something happens people say we've got to fix this and do something different. frankly, the american public has to demand action. i hope we continue to pound the pavement. connecting folks to the realization that if washington doesn't take this, -- doesn't fix this, it will roll downhill. and the congestion will increase. mike: the 2.0 act had a reality check that said the bill would be a good talking point for foxx. it is unlikely to receive serious consideration on the hill. foxx: you can't solve this without understanding what it would look like. people kept saying, you have another bill so you're not really serious. it is right there and it is paid for. we have a great way to do that. we need to get out of this box of rooting against ourselves. every time we have a conversation about solving the trust fund can we get together and figure this out? it is one that will not be successful if you don't

this will bring in to mind cities such as minneapolis, st. paul even milwaukee looking at three, four, five, maybe six inches of snow before it is said and done. chicago fine line, a coating to an inch. northern suburbs could see an inch and a half to two inches. later on tuesday afternoon, snow quickly goes to sleet. freezing rain in philadelphia, new york city and later in to the evening heading in to boston, storm totals generally light around an inch or two. t.j. and reena, back to you. >> thank you, justin. >>> turning to new allegations against hillary clinton accused of exclusively using a personal e-mail account to conduct government business when she was secretary of state. "new york times" reports aides to the potential presidential candidate took no action to have her e-mails preserved, possibly violating federal rules. clinton recently turned over more than 50,000 pages of e-mails at the request of the state department but reportedly not all of them. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu addresses a full session of congress tod

we see something like we did in minneapolis-st. paulfor like -- does there need to be a real attach the before there's real action? >> you mean like a bridge collapse in minneapolis? we've had catastrophes and it's unfortunate that we've had to have catastrophes but and every time something happens people say, well we've got to fix this, we've got to do something different. i think frankly the american public has to demand action in washington. and i think we are doing a pretty good job i hope we can continue to pound the pavement by connecting folks to the realization that if washington doesn't fix this, it is going to roll downhill. states aqueduct less money fewer projects happen, local governments will have fewer projects, less happening of the congestion will increase. the potholes will increase. >> in transportation they include a reality check which had the bill would be a good talking point for fox. it's unlikely to receive serious consideration on the hill if last year is any indication. why do with? >> again i think you can't

patterson company, going through their own challenges it's 100 million shares $50 stock in minneapolis-st. paul> i want to go media. >> i've got to trunk you first. nava star, europeans want to consolidate, there that is a numbery. stock's 28 80 million shares a bargain. >> sony? >> yes. >> why? >> oh i think abe has given the animal spirits to the japanese. the company's got a billion shares at 28 28 billion, the a tiny morsel no debt if they sold off financial services. they are morepheous coming playstation 4, a big winner and thinking of profits. laying off of people. the whole culture of japan has changed. in addition, vivendi has a lot of cash, 22 euros, a big cash i don't know where they're going. i would love for them to buy an american company. and -- >> we'll run out of time. viacom. >> you want to hear about it? >> still like viacom? >> they've done a lot of things right and the question is not if but when they -- the family decides to sell. >> this is -- you're playing for terminal value, if you will? >> there's fundamentals, too, andrew. there's 400 million shares -- >> that's my b

i think there's a good enough reason here from what -- >> >> minneapolis so st. paul? n to washington a big chunk of the nation's gdp. >> minneapolis has quite a resilient economy right now. it's somewhat robust some would a. they've been doing very well since they moved away from -- >> melissa lee, help me out. is anybody on my side about a -- i don't like. >> i'm not on your side brian. >> i don't like it when the retailer dozen it. now we've got the federal reserve doing it. >> i don't think the fed is making up any excuse. >> those are your words, making up excuse. >> i thought you applied to making up stories. >> some didn't get the memo. it's gang up on brian day. >> every day. >> we all three of you at once. bring it on. melissa, what's -- >> the fed is limpl simply reporting what is going on. the weather was anomalous in the first couple of months of the year. therefore, it will have an impact on economic activity. where we might see excuse brian is, in a couple of weeks when earnings season starts hitting -- i guess a month from now. a little advance of the cal