they're opening offices in austin, texas, chicago, minneapolis-st. paul. they are looking for all those people. they're are people in silicon valley, seattle, moving to new york. they left the valley, moved to new york to stay with the companies they were already at. stuart: tax is very similar. california is very high-taxed state. new york city is very high-taxed city. not exactly a tradeoff. just exactly the same thing. that is about right, isn't it? >> right. right. 10, 15 years ago, my goodness new york is highly taxed, silicon valley, seattle, they have a lot of taxes as well. new york is desperate. you remember the silicon alley push, 10, 15 years ago, not just seen as media city, not just bringing other industries high-tech there. new york tried hard to bring the companies there. stuart: we talk to you about tesla. we'll do that today. they have named robin denham, as the company's new chair. will replace the ceo.

now, from the mall of america in minneapolis/st. paul, please welcome podiatric surgeon dr.midon and stuart pankin. [cheers and applause] >> stuart: hello, twin cities! wow! >> mimi: and you all have walkfits in your shoes, right? [louder cheers] yeah, whoo! >> you know, it really is amazing how many people are now walking pain-free because of walkfit orthotics, people just like many of you and you at home who had foot pain and foot-related pain. we're talking leg cramps, aching knees and hips, lower back pain, and it all began with their feet. walkfit orthotics went into their shoes, straightened out their feet and the other problems went away too. >> stu, you've heard me say this for years: it's alignment, alignment, alignment. you align your feet and you help align your whole body. you know, as a doctor, it is so gratifying to hear from so many patients and friends whose lives have been dramatically affected by wearing walkfits. they're up, they're out, they're golfing, walking, shopping, doing whatever they want to do pain-free. >> but you're probably all wondering what

she was in minneapolis, st. paul tonight after living a double life for 25 years, she was quietly arrested in st. haul. >> she was not the same person by appearance that she was back when she did these horrible things. part of the problem with the case was we were going to have a whole set of jurors who didn't know who the sla was. they would have never heard of them. so that led us into looking at some of the other crimes they did. we were overwhelmed. we just couldn't believe that nobody had been prosecuted for the murder. john was outraged. so he made it his own mission to do what he could to try to get justice for hiss mom. >> i'm very happy that my mother's murder is getting attention that it deserves and i trust that justice will be served. >> i knew when she was arrested all the shit was going to hit the fan and that we would be edges -- exposed again to prosecution in the carmichael case. >> i believe there's direct and sufficient evidence to file criminal proceedings for the murder. >> i was arrested and cha

minneapolis, st. paul, portland, santa fe, tacoma.ar or not an unheard of idea, certainly being considered. but there are critics out there, john, that say this is going to favor the democrats, this sort of voting. it's not good for republicans. on maine public radio they said this, just as progressive activists embraced rank choiced voting two years ago to fix democrats lackluster performance, republicans are increasingly viewing this system as a threat to hard-line conservative candidates. what do you think of that? >> no. that simply is not true. the beauty of rank choice voting it's actually totally nonpartisan. it doesn't favor republicans, it doesn't favor democrats, it favors the voter. it puts more power in the voter's vote. it gives the voter a broader choice. instead of vote one you get to rank. to explain it, when you look back at some of the elections, that most americans remember, when george w. bush ran against gore, ralph nader was largely vilified for having cost gore that election. but if you had rank choice voting in

rental car over the last week from duluth down to red wing, rochester yesterday, obviously minneapolis, st. paula. and you know, minnesota really could be one of the bellwethers tonight here in the second as you just mentioned, there is a tight race, and up in the eighth as well. so minnesota really could be swinging in either direction this evening, and i just happen to have one of the -- who has come out of the library today. the polls open about 7:00. barry sipplemeyer. he is a veteran of the navy, and i'm just wondering what your thoughts were this morning when you marked x? >> i just thought it was a good time to be voting and glad to be able to vote. >> there is an incumbent here, the incumbent is the republican. i'm just wondering are you supporting the republicans this time around, or are you going with the democrats? >> i'm going with the democrats. >> why would that be? >> i just think it's time for a change, and i think they're more level-headed than just way over aggressive like the republicans have been. >> now, are you referring to events in this particular district, the fact that

the open district in the eighth which stretches up from the minneapolis st. paul suburbs of two duluth and the first district contains rochester and runs across the southern border. those are real republican pickup opportunities and in a close race it could be the difference maker. >> host: arlene in san francisco california a democrat. good morning. >> caller: at you for taking my call. i'm worried about the russian hacking of the voting machines like they did last time. i voted by mail and paper ballot in california. what steps have been taken to prevent hacking of this year's voting machines? from what do you votes were changed last election? >> caller: i think in three states they were, there was some manipulation and that's how trump got elected. >> host: you want to talk about trust in the voting machine? >> guest: i think having some concerns about the integrity of the ballot box i think that's fine. that's healthy. we should always try to make our election saver. at the same time there was a paper that, it's really unfortunate, was put up by some academics

minneapolis-st. paul, 39 degrees. expect a high of 44, in the mid-40s on friday., 36 on friday. and then, this will continue to move eastward as we go into the weekend, where highs will be in the 40s, up and down the east coast. today, the colt front that's causing the >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. nothing but sunshine for the bay area, and also well above normal temperatures again today. san francisco reaches the upper 60s, and 70 in oakland. napa will see a high of 76 degrees and up to 75 in san jose, and some upper 70s from the tri valley up through the delta. we are going to see more of this weather as we go through the next several days, with highs reaching up to 78 degrees today as well as tomorrow. >> that's your latest forecast. >>> coming up, maria shriver with eye-opening new research. could where you live determine your chances of getting alzheimer's? >>> also ahead, how shatter-proof is your phone? hoda kotb has been putting this to the test. on "rossen reports" we put the iphone to its test, as well. >>> and the stars of "saturday nig

. >>> minneapolis, st. paul, twin cities, a snowy start to your commute. but that's moved out.lains and we'll see up to a foot of snow and severe weather across the south on friday. this weathercast sponsored by walmart. >>> "good morning america" is sponsored by rocket mortgage by quicken loans. by rocket mortgage by quicken loans. >>> hi. good morning. i'm jessica castro from abc 7 mornings. meteorologist lisa argen has our rainy forecast. >> jess, it is lightening up out there. you can see them from the north bay into the east bay. heavy downpours, you're hearing the rumbles of thunder. you can see dublin, hayward to fremont and more moderate rain around oakland and berkeley. check out pescadero, los gatos and windy conditions. alexis? >> we're looking live at walnut creek. one of those primary areas getting soggy right now. southbound 680, definitely crawling along. it looks like somebody is holding a hose over the camera lens. it's pouring. be prepared. you'll have delays on your commute. plenty of crashes out there. a major delay on b.a.r.t.'s antioch line due to an equip

especially minneapolis st. paul and also chicago sunday night. you could see bans of heavier rain.for snowfall totals up to a foot to a foot and a half of snow especially through the higher elevations back through the northern rockies and an inch or so through north and possibly even south dakota and then as far as rain is concerned, we should see half an inch up >>> and that's your >> and that's your latest forecast. >> thank you. still to come, house of cards is back for its final season. what does the white house look like without frank underwood in it. >> but up next, the major steps facebook and reddit are taking to fight election interference on their sites? that's right after this. your typical bank. capital one is anything but typical. that's why we designed capital one cafes. you can get savings and checking accounts with no fees or minimums. and one of america's best savings rates. to top it off, you can open one from anywhere in 5 minutes. this isn't a typical bank. this is banking reimagined. what's in your wallet? new listerine® ready! tabs™ aren't gum, mints, or marbl

their only takeovers of the night in the eighth district which stretches from the northern minneapolis -st. paul suburbs to the iron range, rick nolan, though dfl congress when did not run for stolberg hadd pete the [indiscernible] republicans have the opportunity to win the first district where tim walz is likely to be elected governor this evening. he leaves behind a vulnerable seat that republicans, it is a tossup race where republicans could pick up that seat as well. >> erik paulsen had been six terms, seeking his seventh, here is what the candidates had to say in one of their congressional debates. >> where should we be on the immigration issue? >> the economy is doing so well, i have been a strong advocate opposite of the president. we need a system and if we follow growth we will have low skilled and high skilled folks doing those jobs. we want to intercept folks who are coming across the border making a spectacle of that but i think we would be able to do that and border patrol agents will be able to do that as they should. many in dean's party want to abolish isa and that would be a mi

that will naturally createt delays the airports especially for minneapolis and st. paul. this zone i here could see significant delays but even atlanta as the rain mov in, we could see delays there. if you are traveling today or icanning to travel on i-80 from omaha to o, i want to tell you right now your best bet is to wait until tomorrow because it is going very, very dangerous on the roads. i-35 from minneapolis to oklahoma city looks pretty bad. we are going to see the poss ility of whiteout conditions. it's an area you might just want to avoid if you can today, willie. >> another day inside with the family for some folks there. dylan, thanks very much.'l get to the rest of the country's forecast in a minute. >>> meanwhile, president trump d iseclaring a done deal on a new policy towards migrants seeking asym in thenited states. the president tweeting overnight that the migrants would have to remain mexico while awaiting a hearing in the u.s. it would mark a change in policy, but the incoming mican administration says there is no deal yet. nbc's white house cresponden

hundreds ofspend millions of dollars rebuilding the minneapolis and st. paul streetcar system. cool, but, that's let's focus on what works for people. >> when you are focusing on that and you talk about a world-class bus system, walk me through what that means to the average minnesotan. what is a world-class bus system? comm. johnson: the best bus system in the world and we don't have it because we are diverting so much money. i have supported it because it requires a fraction of the subsidy to go to the same area and a fraction of the people. you don't spend billions to tilt it and you can move the route as people and businesses move. rep. walz: transit is multimodal. we need all of the above. the issue of township bridges, highways, buses. rural transit is a big issue. the growth that comes out of, and when local decision-makers are making a decision, it will take that approach. towill take the commitment understand that minnesota benefits when all parts benefit. comm. johnson: all of the above, as i hear from you, means we will spend massive amounts of money on the systems t

it might include minnesota where the republicans traded two suburban seats in minneapolis/st. paulthe iron range and one in the southern farm country. they may be looking at colorado having to play defense in georgia, which is this year a purple state. so we have plenty of time between now and 2020 to come along but my sense is if they are smart -- i think they are -- they will be looking at broadening the field. where else can they play in 2020 besides 2016? >> the point about the suburbs is well taken. to florida. you write the following. as florida ballot county battle rages democrats are recklessly violating state law. you say there may be a basis for the u.s. justice department to investigate this troubling situation in broward and palm beach counties to answer the obvious question. are democratic election officials deliberating breaking the law and delay games to create the number of ballots needed to overturn elections results to keep nelson in senate and install gillum as governor. in broward they did not tell the election officials at the state level how many ballots were

the open district in the eighth which stretches from minneapolis -- st. paulurbs to duluth and the first district contains rochester and runs across the southern border. pickupre real republican opportunities and in a close race, that could be the difference maker. host: arlene in san francisco, a democrat, good morning. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. i am worried about the russian hacking of the voting machines like they did last time. i voted by mail in paper ballot in california. what steps have been taken to prevent the hacking of this year's voting machines? host: do you think votes were changed last election question mark caller: i think in three states, they were. there was some manipulation. that's how trump got elected. host: do you want to talk about the voting machines? guest: yeah, i think having some concerns about the integrity of the ballot talks come i think that's fine. that's healthy and we should always try to make the election's safer. at the same time, there was a , it's unfortunate, that was put up by some academic

of housing and urban development surveyed by ramsey county minnesota which included st paul the twin city of minneapolis it was found that quote stagnant wages guy rocketing rents and a lack of affordable housing were the biggest contributors to a rising rate of homeless people in cities across the united states for the residents of a wall of forgotten natives their ability to found a follower of fordable housing has become much harder in the last decade see in twenty ten the average rental price in minneapolis was about twelve hundred and ninety dollars a month by twenty fifteen that price of risen to fourteen hundred fifty thousand dollars a month and by twenty eighteen the average rental price now in minneapolis has jumped to over sixteen hundred dollars a month clyde bell in court one of the founders of the american indian movement told the guardian. it's unfortunate that they have to occupy these urban lands to demonstrate the fact that we don't have access to affordable housing anymore and the racism is what is pushing the american indians of minneapolis to the brink it didn't happen by accident s

st. paul in minneapolis. orange county, just the suburbs absolutely dumping out on republicans. huge problem not just in 2018 but in 2020 too. >> next? >> florida. lots of bad news for democrats -- for republicans, sorry. for republicans this election. but florida not bad news. they win the governor's race with a trump guy through and through. ron desantis. absolutely a trump guy. he wins the primary because of trump. he wins the general election. narrowly but he beats andrew gillum, who everyone sees as a rising star. probab probably runs again, frankly. in the senate race rick scott wins, another trump guy. florida a very good story. and i don't have much time so i'm going to go fast. number 5, we talked about this a number of times, chris. 49.3% of the voting eligible population voted in 2006. it was 86% -- >> that is huge. >> huge improvement. >> and i also won that bet. are you going to offer that up to our audience? >> i don't gamble, chris -- >> we bet about what the turnout would be. it's going to be 43% because -- >> we're running out of time in this segment. i'm hearin

the minneapolis-st. paul area of minnesota.t is a community that has sustaineds endured espionage against them, surveillance, fbi entrance -- entrapment. n -- country.t an it is one of the most violent countries in the world, somalia, partly because of the united states role there and the ongoing drone attacks, the fact that you have a terrorist organization there. al-shabab. of thishave in kenya massive population of refugees that have come over from isalia, and ilhan omar actually very well-versed in the foreign-policy questions around somalia, and i think that it is going to -- if she ends up -- amy: you yourself, jeremy, have spent time in somalia. withy: and also, i worked representative keith ellison, who may become the attorney general of minnesota tonight, but when he was in congress, he was one of the few members that paid any attention whatsoever to somalia, and she will be taking -- ilhan omar is taking keith seat.n's if she ends up on foreign relations committee or armed services or potentially down the line, intell

st. paul in minneapolis, orange county, just the suburbs, just absolutely dumping out on republicans. florida. okay, lots of bad news for democrats. >> uh-huh. >> for republicans, excuse me, for republicans especially. but florida not bad news. they win the governor's race with a trump guy through and through. ron desantis, absolutely a trump guy. he wins the primary because of trump. he wins the general election narrowly, but he beats andrew gillum who everyone sees is a rising star. probably rungs aga probably runs again. florida another good story, i know i don't have much time so i'm going to go fast. 49.3% of the voting eligible population voted in 2018 on november 6. it was 36.7 in 2014. >> huge. >> that's a huge improvement. >> awesome, yes. that is huge. and i also won the bet. you going to offer that up to our audience? >> i don't gamble, chris. >> we bet about what the turnout would be. >> we did. everyone was -- >> it's going to be 43% because -- blah, blah, blah blah. >> i'm hearing something in my ear. >> favorite side dish for thanksgiving. >> i like the cranberry that c

minneapolis, . paul, chicago, and st. louis. i-80 omaha to chicago, and i-55 chicago to n orleans going to have problems. heavy snow in the midsection of the country from parts of wisconsin all the way down into missouri. could be whiteout conditions. major problems for folks trying to get home on sunday. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> a few extra layers could help spectators handle the cold at tomorrow's #metoo thangiving day parade. the bigger concern is how strong the winds will be. nbc's kristen dahlgren is atld hequare with that part of the story. tell us, kristin. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, this could be a #metoo thanksgiving day parade like we have never seen. t certainly is going to be the coldest record lperatures. you mentioned those winds. that is really the big concern with those 26 giant ballbons that eve holoves to see floating through the streets here in new york. after an accident in 1997, they instituted a rule that the balloons can't fly if winds gusty over 34 miles per hour. we will be on the cusp.

. >>> cbs minneapolis station wcco reports chipotle has offered a st. paulapologized after she was fired over a viral video. the video shows the manager asking a group of black men to prove they could pay before they got their food. employees accused the men of t eating there before and not paying. >> hey, you never have money when you come in here -- >> we never have money. >> no. >> right. >> chipotle says additional information came to light, one of the customers had tweeted about dining and dashing in the past. >> i'm glad this young woman has been vindicated. i'm thinking, if i got fired from the company because they didn't believe me, would i want to go back and work at that company? would i want my job back? no. >> i don't know. i mean -- maybe you want the money from working -- >> the job -- >> need a big raise if i'm going to come back. >> we'll see. >> yes. >> a raise. that's right. not just a job. a raise. >> i'll come back. pay me more. >>> "usa today" reports ford motor company wants to get rid of that new-car smell for its customers in china. w