it had to be diverted to the minneapolis/st. paul international airport in minnesota. police took the person off and took them to the hospital for special care. the plane took off without issue. >>> special counsel robert mueller said adviser michael flynn provided substantial assistance and therefore should not do jail time. he gave firsthand information about contact between president trump's transition team and russian officials. but exactly how he helped, we're not so sure because it is redacted from a court filing. you can see the tech blacked out. flynn pleaded guilty to lying to federal investigators. he is due to be sentence indeed two weeks. >>> on the peninsula, a cracked and leaning pg&e power pole is still standing in pacifica. neighbors are worried it's one storm away from coming down. it was months ago marked for replacement. residents are frustrated. called the city. crews examined it yesterday but said it will get taken care of early next year. the reason they are giving is there are other power poles in worse conditions than this one that need more imm

we'll see delays down south through dallas, also farther north in areas like minneapolis-st. paul. tomorrow it's mostly rain that will be the threat. we'll likely see delays in chicago, down to st. louis and memphis. on friday, it's warm enough for mainly rain. that heavy rain could cause delays all up and down the east coast on friday, central new england will likely see snow. this is a big storm and it will impact most of the country. >> dylan, thank you. >>> tonight, double trouble in italy as mt. etna erupts and causes an earthquake. >>> also an update on the unstoppable rbg. we'll tell you how supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg is doing following her cancer surgery. >>> and get the tissues out. a major league rookie gives his parents a gift they never expected. >>> here's a story now for every parent who has ever gone to their kids' sports games, lent support, helped with the carpool, baked cookies, you name from a rooki to his mom and dad is making a splash. >> reporter: he's got a major league facebook. this christmas brady singer threw his parents a curve. >> dear mo

this is so strong it is bringing rain, gulf moisture up to minneapolis st. paul. you can see lesser populated areas in south dakota, nebraska, kansas, oklahoma, and texas are feeling the brunt of the blizzard. back here at home, we have a clear night. temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. 50 at half moon bay. we have temperatures in the 40s everywhere until you get to san jose at 50. and napa, 37 degrees with that fog. here's a look at what's going on with your commute. it will be good on the road, good on the bay, mass transit. just breezy on the bridges. here's a look at the north bay. 37. 49 at 10:00. mid-50s to upper 50s noon to 4:00. look at all this sunshine. as we look at the east bay valleys. our last stop will be the east bay shoreline. 43 this morning. 56 at noon. upper 50s from are 2:00 to 4:00. back to 51 at 8:00. remember, all that sunshine comes in with dryer air and breezy conditions at times this afternoon. are you seeing any breezes? >> no high wind warnings from chp. it is light traffic-wise. a lot of folks taking the rest of the week off. walnut

what is your background business.und is in now i own three coffee shops in minneapolis, st. paul area. now this. for congress is like a start-up. >> your family business, explain is and how you came back to it. >> this generation of family business. grandmother was a vice columnist. >> what members do you have -- memories do you have of your grandmother? politicalt conversation with my grandmother. 1980. i remember his remarks about independence and money and process. corrupting that evening i went to dinner --h my family throughing including my grandmother. continue, arer you democrat or republican. old i don't1 years know what those are. she said you're a democrat. in 1980.emocrat by her she was ahead of her time both social issuesd and very much inspired this run for congress. childhoodse from your influence who you are? >> probably most the loss of my father when i was settlement months old in the vietnam war. i was born on richard nixon's first inauguration day. i lost my dad when i was six old.s >> what are your priorities for congress?g in given the background you just giv

san francisco, seattle, and minneapolis-st. paul top the naughty list.lice are placing gps devices inside dummy packages. they led to three arrests. police in chicago are using similar tactics. what do you think when you see boxes like that out in the open? >> i think that people can do a better job of protecting themselves. >> reporter: about a dozen packages a month go missing in commander mark buslik's district. >> we can say it's particularly grinch-like. these are likely to be holiday gift. >> reporter: he says the simplest tips can save christmas. don't make it easy for thieves. adriana diaz, cbs news, chicago. >>> coming up only on "cbs this morning," in the ongoing series "issues that matter," we talked with gary cohn, former director of the national economic aryear since the passage of pdent onlyee on "cbs this mog, back ray rice and his wife. >>> that's the "cbs this morning" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix i've news. >> hello tuesday morning as

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we'll see them down south through dallas and farther north eaecause of the snow and like minneapolis st. paul. tomorrow it's mostra that will be the threat and we will likely see delays in chicago down to st. louis and memphis and m on friday, this st system moves east. it's warm enough for mainly rain but that heavy rain could cause delays up andown the east coast on friday, central and northern new england will see snow. this is a big storm of the country. st >> thank you. >>> still ahead tonight, double etrouble in italy as moun erupts and an update on the unstoppable r.b.g. how ruth bader ginsburg is doing following cancer surgery. >>> get the tissues out, a major league rookie gives his parents a gift they never expected. from in columb. they pinpointed the columbian and ecuador region and then there's a whole new andean region. that was incredibly exciting because i really didn't know that. we never spoke about that in my family. it just brings it home how deep my roots are and it connects me to them, and to their spirit, and to their history. 20 million members have connected to a deep

it had to be diverted to the minneapolis/st. paul international airport in minnesota.ice took the person off and took them to the hospital for special care. the plane took off without issue. >>> on the peninsula, a cracked and leaning pg is and e power pole is still standing in pacifica. neighbors are worried it's one storm away from coming down. it was months ago marked for replacement. residents are frustrated. called the city. crews examined it yesterday but said it will get taken care of early next year. the reason they are giving is there are other power poles in worse conditions than this one that need more immediate condition. we reached out to pg&e for a comment but have yet to hear back. >>> only on abc 7 news, find out what kept this from becoming a disaster. >>> and a common procedure getting teenagers hook odd opioids. >>> and we'll leave you with a live look outside as we head to commercial break. it is raining out there this morning. morning. you want to be careful on the >> today's storm is level 1. that means light rain. keep an umbrella handy and drive

it had to be diverted to the minneapolis/st. paul international airport in minnesota. police took the person off and took them to the hospital for special care. the plane took off without issue. >>> you are never more than 7 minutes away from may soggy forecast. danville, 46. 54 at half moon bay. santa cruz, i wanted to show you this. the surf is up. it's going to be a little rough. in fact, it will be dangerous starting today all the way through friday, noon today. as far as the bay, calmer breezes. no small craft advisory. if you're out running errands, have the wet weather gear with you especially this morning. west-to-nest had he swells, along with sneaker waves during this time frame. don't turn your back on the water. east bay valleys, our best chance of showers through 8:00. they will become more scattered from 48 to 53 degrees. look at that. sunshine late this afternoon. 52. down to 50 with increasing stars this evening. north bay, best chance of showers through 8:00. scattered through 2:00. we reach the mid-50s. down to 48 degrees with seeing stars before the

largely because most of this heavier snow is well to the north, away from major airports, minneapolis, st. pauldoing very well here this morning. we do anticipate as the afternoon goes on, as the snow continues to fall, you might start to see some delays pick up. always a good idea to call ahead. this system is headed your way, this rain and snow moving across the country. we'll see a similar pattern set up for tomorrow. the great lakes. ed an and then into the mid-atlantic states, might see some rain bands coming in. you mentioned in texas was a bowl game. all those folks going down there. the game was canceled in the first quarter because of lightning. there's some dangerous weather to contend with. just be careful. i just took a spin to get breakfast. while they're used to this sort of snow here, there are some slick spots and i almost spun out. so be careful. >> ron, be careful. thank you. stay safe out there. msnbc meteorologist bonnie schneider is joining us now. we heard from ron about how this is moving towards our direction here in d.c. >> we're going to see rain in d.c. up to 2 inches

we would be someplace and i remember once we went to minneapolis, st. paul, and when he was a young navy aviator and he was training, one of his classmates had been a pills barry and the senior who was running this food and agriculture company heard that this young pilot was going to be landing at the airport, he went out and met him. i remember president bush talking to me about how movie was that this man took such time out of his schedule to come and meet this young pilot and say hello to him and tell him that he appreciated his service to the country. there is the humility of the man. yet everybody he met -- and i saw this every day that we were on the road -- if he were the person who was serving him a cup of coffee at that cafe or you were the ceo of a major company who was talking about supporting him for president, he treated everybody with equal respect and dignity, and everybody in his eyes was a child of god. it's rare in politics that you see somebody who can be so well-rounded, doing all of the things that he did, and remain such a decent and ho

in the late '90s in minneapolis/st. paulf rapes but in june of 1995 when jodi disappeared tony jackson wasn't living in minneapolis, he was living in mason city and two boston red sox from the tv station. >> they seem to have questions, too, for mr. van seiss. what is his relationship with her? >> he was inner circle. social pal. 22 years older. he was a seed salesman. we spent a lot of time with him 22 years ago when jodi was abducted. we'll see that tomorrow night. when you ask the chief he says we're close, i think we have a different definition of close. i said days, weeks, months? he said not that fast. >> i like when you said is there a cat in the bag? he seemed to do a back-pedal on th that. very sad, fascinating story. >> we'll be watching. you can watch the "48 hours" report "find jodi" tomorrow at 10:00, 9:00 central on cbs. >>> a trip to the world's most famous ship wreck is about to get easier. how you could soon take a ride to the site of the "titanic" more than two miles under the ocean. you're watching cbs "th

but also up across minneapolis/st. paul, omaha, because of the rain/snow mix in that area.tomorrow it all shifts east and up and down the east coast from new england to atlanta. we'll see several delays including the major airports and i-95 will see delays because of the tour rerchli iaia iaia iaia downpours and heavy rain. a widespread 2 to 3 inches of rain in the area. we could see isolated amounts up around 6 inches. that will likely lead to flooding. as for now across parts of the higher elevations, about 6 to 9 inches. through the central and northern planes across the upper midwest is where we could end up with an additional 6 to 9 inches of snow. blowing snow will be an issue. so, the roads will be very dangerous in that area for quite some time, craig. >> dylan, thank you. >>> now to president trump's surprise visits to iraq and germany. the president and first lady traveling to meet with u.s. troops in the combat zone, for the first time, nbc's chief white house correspondent has more for us. hallie jackson has more for us this morning. good morning. >> reporter: g

louis because of the rain, atlanta especially later tod of the rain, but also minneapolis, st. paul and omaus be of the snow and rain mix in that area. tomorrow it all shifts eastward and up and down the entire east coast from new england to b floridk into atlanta. we will likely see several deys including major airports. also i-95 delays because of the torrential downpours and heavy rain. we are looking at a widesprea two to three inches of rain in ais area, but we could see isolatedunts up around six inches. that will looely lead to ng as well. as for snow across parts of the higher elevations we will see six to nine inches of snow. through the central and northern plains in the upper midwest we could end up with an additional six t nine inches of snow. blowing snow will be an issue. the roads will be very danger frours qte some time. >> thank you. >>> president trump's surprise visit to iraq and germany. the president and first lad t travelin meet with u.s. troops in a combat zone forhe first time. nbc's chief white house correspondent hallie jackson has more this morning. hallie

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 flower affordable 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 while racism is what is pushing the american indians of minneapolis to the brink it didn't happen by accident se