minnesota humanities commission, minnesota historical society, the south dakota humanities commissiono. the andreas foundation, the dwayne andreas foundation and his brother, all over the place. it ended up being about $600,000 and about $200,000 i would say in kind. are soon there was never a time when this wasn't going to be a positive look at hubert humphrey? >> no. it started out otherwise but -- i started out really wanting to look for all sides of his personality, but we interviewed 52 people and couldn't find anyone who didn't like him. they were all in love with him and seemed like the closer they got to him the more they liked him. it was hard. it's hard to do a story about someone who is a good person. it's much easier if there's affairs and murders and all kinds of other things, much more sensational. but i couldn't really find much. he had flaws and he made mistakes but he wasn't, you know, basically on the inside. i asked bill moyers that, did he do anything bad? he said, i can't say anything bad about him because he wasn't a bad person. >> bill moyers is quoted in your p

your old stomping grounds there in minnesota. they've seen this sort of weather before. >> i think they know what they're doing when it comes to removal. if they didn't have school today because of president's day, they probably would have had it anyway. >> here? >> yeah. >> cool for us. >> trying to play baseball 39 degrees and light rain saturday night. no, i don't think we're going to play. nope. there were some that wanted to. i appreciate that. 4:50 this morning on this monday. good morning to you. a live look down from sutro tower all the way back to the berkeley hills. you can see how clear the air is this morning. let me show you live doppler 7 hd. you see the next system, looks pretty. some of that sliding down to eureka. we will miss out on most of this but if you're heading to the north, it's a formidable storm system. not much happening in the sierra this morning, either. 40 san francisco. everybody else the mid to upper 30s. monterey bay temperatures mid-30s to upper 30s santa cruz, watsonville, inland to salinas. so

minnesota life!and the fish refused to bite some contestants became more focused on their beverages than their bait. >> i found it unmanned. i figure it's a long day and the drinks are taking over. >> reporter: do you use the box as a holding tray for your rod? >> yeah. >> reporter: wow. but not andrew schultz. >> whoo! >> that's bigger than the biggest one last year. >> reporter: who pulled in a near record breaking 7.18 pound northern pike. >> i still can't believe it. it's crazy. this is awesome. this is our first time here. >> reporter: and drove off the lake with a brand-new ford f-150. unfortunately, i wasn't as lucky. i made a bunch of new friends here in brain erd. what it's all about, i guess. no doubt i'll be back next year, ready to take home the big prize. ♪ gone fishing well, i just wanted to quickly thank the brainerd jaycees and all the volunteers at the fishing extravaganza. i had an amazing time. i'll definitely be back next year. >> man that was -- i could not believe the magnitude.

minnesota's bearing the brunt of it. by the time it's all over, more than a foot snow will be on the ground in the twin cities. the winds there hitting up to 40 miles an hour. some areas are also getting slammed with freezing rain and ice as the storm moves east. >> reporter: hundreds of flights were cancelled in airports in minnesota, michigan and illinois as the winter storm blew through the upper midwest, delta air lines canceled 700 flights out of the minneapolis/st. paul airport sunday. slippery road conditions led officials in several states to advicvise people to stay off th road. >> people were stopping for the red light. couldn't stop. so i sped out to avoid them and hit a snowbank. >> reporter: on i-94 there was a string of accidents and cars were left stranded in the snow. >> it's slicker and slicker. >> reporter: snowplows and salt trucks in michigan had a difficult time staying ahead of deteriorating road conditions there. >> i have four-wheel drive. so it was okay. the distance that i made. but without my f

as a team, minnesota out rebounded the warriors by 21. they led 104-83. curry had 33 points and the warriors within one point. now, monta with the chance to be the hero. has the basketball, takes it inside, but he's rejected. and the road trip begins with a loss to the minnesota timberwolves who break a losing streak. ken perkins with his new team, thunder. but he's out with an injury. kobe is abused. under1:00 to go, but unstoppable. lakers over okc. cardinals go to overtime. louisville, exclamation point time. five-point game. it's over; right? but the rest -- cheerleader came out and grabbed the ball while there was still time on the clock. want to get away. so after two technical free throws cuts the lead to three pitt has one last chance. will it go, no louisville holds on, much to the relief of that poor cheerleader. what a relief. tiger woods has slipped from third in the world to no.5 and jeremy's martin kimeer has taken over the top spot. you go to the desert for good weather, but this time, it's snow. all square through 11 holes, but the birdie

we police had to get minnesota of the top 10 in taxes. in minneso, that is a big deal no governor ever did it. i did. these changes are possible. if we can do it there, we can do it anywhere. the first principle i want to leave you witis this. if you have a chance to go to policy seminars and stay up all night and watch cable television, i hope that you can do that. and there is great information available. i know that many of you are busy and have busy lives. what you really need to know about government and government reform, you can get an abbreviated veron just by doing this. go to two weddings. go to one wedding where there is an open bar and the refreshments and the alcohol are free or perceived to be free. go to another wedding and they will have a cash bar and you will see two very different sorts of behaviors. if people think something is free,hat they do not have to be concerned about price or quality, they can consume it endlessly and only have to worry about the volume being provided. there is a myth created that the bill magi

minnesota $7.50 billion. he cut taxes by $800 million.e moved and minnesota out of the top-10 tax states in the country. he cut spending in real terms for the first time in minnesota history. the reduced government growth and got rid of wasteful spending. i have to tell you this. i always a great things about governor 10 pawlenty. -- governor tom pawlenty. -- tim pawlenty. he is proof positive that our conservative principles work. we can cut spending, cut taxes, we can balance our budget with innovations in education and health care. he is a great midwestern art with a sunny disposition. he is a happy warrior. it is my great privilege to introduce to you the best governor of minnesota has ever had and one of the greatest governors of this country, governor tim pawlenty. [applause] >> thank you. i appreciate it. thank you very much. i want to thank john duffy, a rising star in the conservative movement in our country. [applause] i know this crowd, and i want to ask you one big favorite with your lumberjack background -- when you come to s

a car driving onto lake minnesota, fell through t >>> be glad you are here in the bay area.ter snow storm in the midwest. air travel is feeling effects of the storm hundreds of flights have been cancelled minnesota, michigan, illinois. kind of glad i made that little cross country trek a couple weeks ago. >> yeah, 2 to 3 inches of snow not scaring you? >> no, i can handle diablo. >> nice to look at it if you don't have to shovel it. >> snow levels down to 2,000 feet lower some locations going to be lower yet, coming into the week. how about that. maybe we will get to shovel some after all. no returns showing up on the bay right now as we look offshore, we see the next round of rain returns beginning to appear, that will clip the north bay this morning and pretty much stay along the coast not expected to move inland as it should move south through the day. chance of light showers through the beach, other than that, possibly peninsula. it does appear won't amount to much we will slide south along the coastline through the day leaving us with a batch of clouds hoping to warm th

my colleague from minnesota is simply misinformed. every dime spent in this sponsorship program is measureable. you can measure the number of media impressions you have, which the u.s. army's participation in nascar sponsorship netted $484 million media impressions, 34 million of which were offered specific army recruiting messages. so let's be very clear. this sponsorship is about recruiting. this amendment is about politics. in certain districts for certain groups of people. but the vast majority of nascar fans, 1-5 nascar fans have served or are currently serving in the u.s. military. it's a target-rich environment for armies recruiting message and a target-rich environment for the military and the military message. so i would just urge my colleagues to vote against this irresponsible amendment that is certainly politically charged but at the end of the day will not save the taxpayers one single dime. and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlelady from minnesota. a

. >>> finally in minnesota, roger built an ice castle each year but his 2011 conception is his biggest and finest. at 64 feet high and 85 feet wide, the ice sculpture dwarfs roger's actual home. recent weather has caused the structure to melt slightly but roger estimates that parts of the castle will stay standing until june. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. good morning, bill. >> your wife says go out of the house and do something. >> i don't think it means a 65-foot ice castle. only in minnesota. >> you can make that icy stuff in the pacific northwest because that's where temperatures are falling, winter has returned and in a big way. this is a significant cold outbreak for this time of year. we've already got cool air in place, but behind this storm, this air is coming down from alaska and the north pole and that cold air is allowing snow to fall even down at the valley floor. we're 28 this morning in seattle, 33 in portland, with snow and now the cold air is going to shift down into cal

part of the roof at a hard war store in minnesota collapse -- hardware store in minnesota collapsed yesterdayer the weight of all that snow. there were five people inside when the roof came down but we are told everyone is okay. one person said it sounded like thunder, another felt like he was in an action movie. >>> time now 5:33. i took my book, laid out by fort mason in san francisco for hours. >> texting all your friends on the east coast. >> i was tempted to. i felt a little guilty but i thought about going on facebook and saying, sorry. lawrence, there were people sunbathing next to me. >> it's going to get even warmer over the next few days especially in toward the weekend when we are talking about 70s. and that's what everybody is going to want to move from the east coast and head out here. what about the storm? it's just been a monster making its way across the country. heavy snowfall through chicago, now that messy freezing rain in through new york and it's going to be just a tough day there. by the afternoon, the temperatures are going to actually warm up just a bit. but nonetheles

number 18, minnesota, could have used kevin mccale today.the minnesota turnover the buckeyes burst it the other way. big man derek sell ingerry warded with the run. the buckeyes up 9. on the glass, he rebounds the missed three and goes back for two and the foul. 18 points on 13 rebounds for sell ingear. did i mention he can do more than score. selling gear finds lauderdale for the open looks. all four buckeyes scored in double figures. they make it 24 straight winning 82-69. >>> clippers taking their challenge to south beach. speaking of challenges. blake griffin, given the rookie trophy already, he recorded his 42 under double double of the year. chris bosh returns the favor. they started on an 18-4 run. dwayne wade led the way with 28, lebron james powers in a season low 12. heat win by 20. >>> the pga returns to california this week for the pebble beach national pro-am. the people playing this weekend will be stuck in arizona a little while longer. frost delays all week in phoenix might explain why this guy doesn't want to tug up the grou

it's a full-blown blizzard in minnesota where drivers are now struggling to get around in these whiteout conditions causing hundreds of accidents and spinouts, as you can imagine. now, as the storm moves east, it's expected to dump up to 15 inches of snow in the twin cities by this afternoon. >>> it has been a brutal winter. >> already tired of all that snow. here comes another one. >> almost 70 here in new york on friday. now we're talking about 1 to 3 inches between now and tuesday. no relief. >> don't put away the snow boots. >> not yet. here's a look at the rest of your monday forecast. about a half foot of snow in western new york and pennsylvania. up to 4 inches as we say, not only in new york but philly, hartford and providence. just a dusting in boston. showers for memphis and louisville to d.c. rain in the pacific northwest and snow showers in the rockies. >> 48 degrees in seattle. 39 in salt lake city. and 51 in albuquerque. just 15 degrees in fargo. 25 in minneapolis. and 31 in chicago. 37 here in new york. near 70 in atlanta. >>> nascar's new season is off and roaring after a

we have a project in southwest minnesota. it's a combination with the gentleman who spoke before me and our friends in south dakota. southwest minnesota, northwest iowa, southeast south dakota. about 800,000 people all together in this area. a large number of them do not have access to drinking water. in 2009, i met with a woman who gets her drinking watter from collecting it in a cistern when it rains and snows, still today. it's not poverty, it's necessity. there's no well. so a project was designed, an incredible project of bringing together local municipalities, states and the federal government federal government to divert water from the missouri river to the lewis and clark rural water project. this is not a nice to have thing, if you think it's an amphitheater or something. this is drinking water and water for businesses. i have communities in my district that cannot add up with single home because they don't have capacity for water to hook up to the sanitary sewers. . >> i have some of the largest packing plants in th

tune to the warriors, starting the longest road trip of the season visiting minnesota today and goingirst into the mouth of a stats monster. kevin love did a fake cologne commercial and chosen as an alternate for the game. the numbers very real today. 37 points, 23 rebounds. you can't rebound this. seth curry cut the wolves' lead to three late and where it stayed as warriors had trouble getting off a last second three attempt. they don't get it off at all. 126-123 they fall and head to indiana for a game tuesday. big showdown in the west kobe bryant had 17 points helping lakers take a three point lead late and thunder gets one more crack at it, actually ii chances at a game tying three but neither would go and lakers take this 90-87. >>> at the nfl combine, quarterbacks being put through the paces, these workouts could mean the difference between millions of dollars. under the biggest microscope was cam newton and no one questions h his athletecism, the massive broad jump, a shade lower behind three others, missouri's blaine gabbert and washington's lo lockert. the real issue inaccura

in de-- planes were grounded in detroit and minnesota. expected to continue several more days. >>> even some snow on the local hills, not producing any delays out at the airport. live high-definition doppler. look over my shoulder here the next round of rain approaching from the coastline does not appear it will move inland. i expect it will hug the coast all day and move south. could bring light showers into the north bay and possibly hit or miss along the shore line and peninsula. for the most part it should remain clear of the region, as it slides south. that will give us a bit of a break here. increasing clouds already brought warmer temperatures into the region, up above the freezing mark this morning as once again yesterday we saw some very cold temperatures, as skies cleared out saturday, well, that was a wet and cold across the region, sitting out on the bay in a sailboat that was probably the coldest and most miserable sail i have ever had as we saw temperatures dropping into the low 40s for our daytime highs and 2 to 3 inches of

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paul, minnesota. strong families, and the rock solid values of the heartland. and back in the '60s, when i grew up there, it was the home to some of the world's largest stockyards and world's largest meat packing plants. many, many families in my hometown we lied on those big plants for their paychecks, for their families well being, and for their future. but those plants shut down. and so did a big part of the spirit and the soul of my hometown. my mom died when i was 16 years old. and not long after that, my dad who worked for a trucking company lost his job for a while. the foundations of my hometown and my family were shaken really hard. so at a very young age, i saw up close the face of loss, the face of hardship, the face of losing a job, and i saw in the mirror something else. the face of a very uncertain future. so i know americans are feeling that way today. i know that feeling. i've lived it. but in those moments, we learn some things. we see some things. we remember what's important. and on

here in minnesota, it's met up with cool air. it's strengthening, spreading a swath of snow to the north and an icy mix to the south. at this point, it looks like it will continue moving out, pushing across the ohio valley and then trekking off towards the northeast. how much snow? a good chunk of territory will likely see a half a foot to a foot. and isolated areas including here in minnesota could see more than a foot. by the way, david, the storm does weaken as it heads off to the east. by the time it reaches you tomorrow, you'll be looking at a few inches of the white stuff in new york city. >> it's all relative. thank you. >>> we'll turn now to that american couple hijacked by pirates and the concern is growing tonight. the come and their two american crew members were hijacked friday off the coast of east africa. they're steaming toward the northern tip of somalia. if they're able to take the hostages inland, authorities are uncertain they can quickly save them. here's jeremy hubbard. >> reporter: the u.s. navy is actively

it forced the minnesota vikings to play their final two home games at other stadiums. now stadium officials hope to have that roof replaced by august the 1st. >> that will be quite a cost, won't it? >> i think like 18 million bucks. >> we better enjoy the sunshine while we can, right, lawrence? >> yeah. we have big changes coming as we are getting back to a wet pattern in the bay area, the west coast finally going to see high pressure move out but not today. we have a great day coming your way. right now, you're looking at mostly clear skies around the bay area, couple of patches of fog starting to linger near the coastline. temperatures a little chilly. 30s and 40s right now. by the afternoon, a whole lot of sunshine in most spots, a couple of high clouds moving by, 60s and low 70s inland. at the coast, mix of sun and fog but looking good as it looks like it's going to hold on for the weekend. right now you see a system coming over the ridge. as the ridge breaks down, we'll see more high clouds throughout the weekend and a couple of patches of fog developing right out

this minnesota woman using' frozen banana to hammer a nail.eft the fruit outside for one night and made this video. she was able to hammer several nails using the frozen banana. don't try that at home around here, right, lawrence. yeah. a little bit softer here in the bay area. >> we don't have that extreme weather. we have a nice day, a little chilly in spots. the worst we'll have is patchy frost. numbers in the 30s and 40s out there now. by the afternoon we are looking at fantasticc weather. high pressure is in control, folks. and well, that's going to stay that way for the next few days. but really enjoy it. it's going to break down toward the weekend. i think we'll start to see a few more clouds and temperatures will cool off for the weekend. and then a major change in the weather pattern. probably talking about the return of some rainfall as we head in toward monday and tuesday and i think a whole lot more after that. so with that in mind, we are going to enjoy some sunshine this afternoon in san jose looking good. 64 degrees. east bay st

minnesota $7.50 billion. he cut taxes by $800 million.e moved and minnesota out of the top-10 tax states in e country. he cut spending in real terms for the first time in minnesota history. the reduced government growth and got rid of wasteful spending. i have to tell you this. i always a great things about governor 10 pawlenty. -- governor tom pawlenty. tim pawlenty. he is proof positive that our conservative principles work. we can cut spending, cut taxes, we can balance our budget with innovations in education and healthare. he is a great midwestern art with a sunny disposition. he is a happy warrior. it is my great privilege to introduce to you the best governor of minnesota has ever had and one of the greatest governors of ts country, governor tim pawlenty. [applause] >> thank you. i appreciate it. thank you very much. i want to thank john duffy, a rising star in the conservative movement in our country. [applause] i know this crowd, and i want to ask you one big favorite with your lumberjack background -- when you come to stay in wa

former minnesota governor tim pawlenty spoke of his blue- collar upbringing. >> so at a young age, i saw up close the face of loss, the face of hardship, the face of losing a job, and i saw in the mirror something else-- the face of a very uncertain future. i know many americans are feeling that way today. i know that feeling; i've lived it. >> woodruff: and while two of the most talked about 2012 possibilities-- sarah palin and mike huckabee-- skipped the event, there was one surprise appearance. billionaire real estate developer and television personality donald trump said he, too, was thinking of running. >> and i can tell you this-- if i run and if i win, this country will be respected again. this country will be respected again, i can tell you that. >> woodruff: last november's republican victories have been a shot in the arm for conservatives, and they've brought that new energy here. but it's not yet channeled toward a particular candidate. unlike most recent g.o.p. nomination battles, not only is there not a clear front-runner, the field seems wide open. paul towhey of plymou

the gentleman from minnesota. >> thank you, madam speaker. i'm pleased to yield five minutes to the gentleman from michigan, mr. walberg. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. walberg: thank you, madam speaker. last november, the people of michigan, workers that long defined manufacturing, sent a message to washington that business as usual in this town is not working. currently, the unemployment rate in my home state is at 11.7%. and even higher in some counties in my seventh congressional district. over the past two years, we witnessed burdensome laws being imposed on businesses and still feel the threat of costly regulation that prevents companies from growing and hiring. small businesses are the en-in of job creation in this cupry. even the current administration believes that, and i quote, that they bear a disproportionate share of federal regulatory burden. the office of adro kacy of small business administration reports the total cost of federal regulation has increased to $1.75 trillion. the cost p

for what purpose does the gentleman from minnesota rise? >> i move to strike the last word in opposition to the amendment. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. ellison: mr. chairman, i'd like to point out one important -- a few important facts about this for-profit educational sector. that is the low-income students make up half of the enrollment for for-profit colleges and minority students comprise about 37%. so this really is a matter of lowering -- low income and minority students facing what are high cost loans for students and often, 90% of the money comes from the federal government. now, as i listen to my friends on the republican caucus, i would think that they would want the best value for the public dollar. this rule means that some money spent will result in the outcome that is sought in the begin, which is gainful employment. too many of the students who go to these schools are coming out with nothing other than big debt and no education, no gainful employment at all. this is a problem. i'm surprised tha

he did that as you say -- >> guest: he says we lost minnesota -- i didn't go to minnesota. >> host: did he take it personally? [laughter] that a site which is important we all have our own theories about minnesota -- he won 49 states at a time when the republican registration was even lower than it was today. appealing to the reagan democrats and independent. it's the politics of the rendition and it came from a ross term. what lessons do you think that any candidate should take from your of your success in the 84 going into that election with a lot of frustration and then being able to win the crossover appeal so decisively he wins unanimously in terms of these. >> guest: having people believe in you, people believe in ronald reagan. we don't believe in our politicians, one thing on tuesday and another on wednesday they can't keep track of where they were on tuesday or wednesday. ronald reagan was consistent. we need to be consisted of where you are, who you are and what you want to do. you can't do what meg did in california when one side of ads on the hispanic community and another s

we lost minnesota. he said i didn't go to minnesota. he said, see? >> host: did he take that personally? >> guest: that asterix aside, he has his own theories about minnesota. he won 49 states and a time when republican registration was lower than it was today. by appealing to to brag break into my and appealing to independents and it is the politics of -- not division and came from a rough first term. lessons do you think that any candidate should take from your father success in 1984, going into that election with a rough economy. a lot of frustration and then being able to win that crossover appeal so decisively that he wins virtually unanimously in terms of these electoral -- >> guest: a great sense of humor, that helps. but you know, it is having people believe in you. people believe that ronald reagan. today we don't believe in our politicians. they tell us one thing on tuesday and another thing on wednesday. they can't keep track of where they were on tuesday or wednesday. ronald reagan was consistent. if anything in to be consistent up where

he did that as you say -- >> guest: since we lost minnesota, i didn't go to minnesota. >> host: do you take that personally? [laughter] that aside which is important, he has his own theories about minnesota. >> guest: he won 49 states at a time when the republicans administration was even lower than it was today. as you said, appealing to the reagan democrats, have you been to independence. it's the politics, not the vision, and came from the rough, rough first term. what lessons do you think any candidate should take from your father's success in 1984 going into that election with a rough economy. a lot of frustration and then being able to win the crossover appeal so decisively that he wins a virtually unanimously in terms of the account. >> guest: you know, it's having people believe in you. people believed in ronald reagan. today we don't believe in our politicians. they will tell us one thing on tuesday and another on wednesday. they can't keep track of where they were on tuesday or wednesday. ronald reagan list consisted. we need to be consistent of where you are, who you are and

this is in minnesota, he created steel rod tiers and a geothermal system. when a robotic icing over mechanism. this took hundreds of hours and this is the fourth year he has constructed this. (music) >>jacqueline: monitoring this through about tam light rainfall but rest assured, there is snowfall coming. the snowfall to the north has been through seattle, portland and into northern california. it is sitting well offshore. tapping into the tropical moisture. most of that activity is to the north and then progressively go south as the evening progresses. friday with winter weather. the white is indicated by snowfall. with 1,000 ft.. snowfall is expected to accumulate 6 in. above this elevation. and the higher the ago, the more snow. the futurecast, a higher elevation, the more snow. 7:00 p.m., widespread shower activity. visibility issues. pockets of heavy rainfall possible. heavy rainfall will continue with this cool air pushing and by 10:00 p.m. and the overnight hours snow levels will begin to be progressing everywhere. mt. tam, with heavier precipitation

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a major storm in wisconsin, minnesota, and washington. a foot of snow fell, closing roads and highways. hundreds of flights have been canceled. these pictures show hundreds of travelers packed into the airport trying to reschedule flights canceled because of the storm. >>> let's look at what we will be seeing. future cast, lol the purple indicating temperatures in the 30s. nearly the entire south bay as well the peninsula and parts of the east bay shores. the pink here, temperatures in the 20s. upper 20s. i think it will be close. 31 degrees in santa rosa tomorrow morning. freezing in napa. 33 in fairfield. 34 livermore. 30s down the bay shores. 37 along the coast. 43 in san francisco. >>> in to the afternoon, temperatures warm nicely. it will feel very nice. 54 in san francisco. 57 in vallejo. upper 50s in the south bay. upper 50s along the peninsula. 56 fremont. rain will be back later this week. thursday afternoon rain back in the bay area. bay area wide by friday morning. continues into friday. this will be a cold storm. so temperatur

the gentleman from minnesota is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to congratulation minnesota's fire officer of the year, dale speken of hopkins. known for his can-do attitude, loyalty and fairness he's long had the respect of his colleagues for his passion of teaching others about fire prevention and going above the call of duty to help others. he comes from a long line of firefighters and in 1981 joined the family business. working hard and rising through the ranks, he became hopkins' fire chief in 2005. mr. paulsen: being the dedicated community servant he is, he serves as the emergency manager and fire marshal for the city of hopkins. i want to congratulate dale on being named fire officer of the year. thank you for your many years of tireless service and unwavering commitment to our community. i yield back. . the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> i was pleased to hear my colleague talk a

mccollum of minnesota for today and the balance of the week and mr. peters of michigan for today after 8:00 p.m. and mr. quayle of arizona for today and the balance of the week. the speaker pro tempore: wiout objection, requests are granted. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? >> for the purpose of adjournment. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman have a motion? >> i do. madam speaker, pursuant to house concuent resolution 17, 1123th congress, i move the house do now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is agreed to. accordingly, pursuant to house concurrent resolution 17, 112th congress, the house stands adjourned until 2:00 p.m. monday, february 28, 2011. the chair: who seeks time? mr. king: mr. chairman. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from iowa rise? mr. king: i have an amendment at the desk, number 266. the chair: the clerk wl designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 266 printed i

from the minnesota twins, please welcome joe mauer! the show. dude, you're on the cover of a video game. >> that's pretty cool. isn't it? >> jimmy: how cool is this? >> it's awesome. >> jimmy: a lot of people love you. you're very thoughtful. i would say, probably, i think the reason why i love you is because -- [ light laughter ] yeah, it's going to get really sappy. [ laughter ] i'm very hormonal. [ laughter ] no, it was because you had the option to leave the twins. you came out of st. paul and you signed up with the twins 'til 2018 when you could have signed with anyone and got millions more dollars. you didn't do it. and that's so cool that you did that. [ cheers and applause ] you're kind of like the anti-lebron of baseball. it's very good. and i just got to say, i've got to commend you on that. you're awesome. >> i appreciate it. >> jimmy: and the fans love you and i'm not even from minnesota but i love you, too. i'm glad you're here. [ light laughter ] and you're a catcher there. how are your knees? >> they're good. they're goo

a snow emergency around the twin cities minnesota.t covering the area this morning some of it dripping, a lot of it dripping inside the metro dome that roof was damaged by heavy snow last month they are still trying to get the holes fixed they are keeping the temperature inside more than 80 degrees to melt the snow on the roof. >>> what a mess there. here, little chilly start, lots of snow in the sierras people were up there skiing this morning. >> that is true. travel not so much a problem here on the west coast even with the influx of snow across the region. drying out a bit a lot of clouds in the area a bit of moisture moving into the north bay. parallel the shore line could bring a light shower or two, to the peninsula. otherwise more clouds than rain helping to warm up our overnight lows as we look at the satellite image we see all that cloud cover moving into the area here today. center of circulation with this system remain in the offshore waters until glancing blow, out of this one for us by the end of the week, taking a turn

minnesota is bearing the brunt of the storm that moves east.al cities will get pummeled with a mix of snow, rain and freezing rain. rob nelson has the latest. >> hundreds of flights were cancelled at airports in minnesota, michigan and illinois. the winter storm blew through the upper midwest. delta cancelled several hundred flights at the st. paul airport on sunday. officials in several states advised people to simply stay off the roads. >> the people stopping for the red light couldn't stop. so i sped up to avoid him and hit a snow bank. >> on i-94 in western wisconsin there was a string of accidents and cars were left stranded in the snow. >> the roads getting slicker and slicker. >> snowplows and salt trucks in michigan had a difficult time staying ahead of the deteriorating road conditions there. >> without my four-wheel drive it would have been tough. >> skiers enjoy the fresh snow on this president days holiday weekend. >> might be our last blast of winter. important to go get it while we have it. >> posted a winter storm watch and warni

. >> and this woman, the former city manager of bell claims she was quote trying to save the minnesota and was not trying to bilk taxpayers as her e mail suggests. the officials have pleaded not guilty to corruption charges. documents released yesterday showing e mail exchange between the soon to be police chief. the two of them joked about getting rich off of taxpayers getting their quote share of the pie. >> and secretary of state clinton warned representative states in the middle east and elsewhere about restricting internet access. secretary clinton says it will not hold back growing demands for reforms. and cited uprisings in egypt as recent example. last week they launched twitter accounts in arabic and farsi. >> hoping societies give rise to the most-lasting project, that the rule of law is the firmist foundation for justice and peace and that ideas of all kinds are aired and explored. >> in iran members of parliament called for execution two of opposition leaders after thousands defied warnings and protests in the streets again, today. >> cbc revealed today one of the reporters

kevin love, 37 point, 23 rebounds as a team minnesota out rebounded the warriors by 21. what an advantage in the paint. the wolves led 104-89 after three, but the warriors come back in the fourth. curry had 43 points, and the warriors making it a one-point game. monta ellis with a chance to play hero, but rejected and it ends in a loss to the t-wolves. oklahoma city hosting the lakers lakers. westbrook abused kobe. bryant, watch this shot. you can't defend it. you can't. and he gets it when it counts. unstoppable lakers over okc, 90- 87. what a week. tiger woods has now slipped from third in the world to no.5. and martin kimeer has taken over the top spot. go to the desert for good weather this time of year, and, of course, it snows. all square through 11. donald makes up a birdie to go one up. kimeer doesn't recover. he's now on life support. let's go to the 16th. donald needed only two putts to have the hole and win the match. that was close enough. donald wins the match. it's his first year in the states in 3 years. for the first since 1992, the top three players are

starting today in minnesota, warriors not wanting to feel the love today. 45 straight double-doubles coming from kevin love in this one. he makes it 46 today. finished with 23 boards, 37 points. looked like the t-wolves would run away. no, stephen curry with 3 of his 33. monta ellis with the steal and takes it to the other end for the dunk. that puts the warriors to within one. the chance to tie. fizzled on the inbounds. third straight loss for the warriors. 126-123. not a good day at the combine for cam newton, the quarterback, he decided to throw at the combine. wasn't that bad. but certainly not good. he overthrew and just couldn't his receivers. completed only 11 of his 23 throws. maybe he'll fall to the raiders in the second round, probably not. >>> let's head out to phoenix where daytona 500 winner trevor bayne didn't last long. he has a meeting with the wall right here. his day was done. jeff gordon with eight laps left, he leads the rest of the way for the win. snaps a 66-race winless streak. busch finished second and. >> john: third. last win april of '09. been a while. >> h

with minnesota and florida.but i want to share with you another vacation story. it's a true story of me and my family going to the wisconsin dells some years ago. i had two daughters that were quite young back then and now they are teenagers and we went over to the wisconsin dells and we were driving back to minneapolis in a very hot summer day in early august. the temperatures were through the roof. the humidity was high and, of course, with two young kids in the backseat, you know how these car rides go. about an hour into the trip, they were throwing juice boxes at each other and pulling each other's hair and jabbing each other in the ribs and pretty soon the tempers in the car were matching the temperatures outside. and there's a little bickering going on in our family and so i pulled the car over into a gas station. and i got out and was pumping some gas into my car, kind of grinding my teeth oh, these misbehaving kids, my goodness i can't believe they're doing this. and this gentleman was pumping gas right