i think minnesota is like please. >> this is the ice out phase of the lakes up in minnesota.his is the sign that spring is here. old man winter is about to get his behind out of town. >>> back that ass up, into the fence when you have an itchy butt. >> it would be better if it was a donkey. >> it's making a noise. it's funny that he's scratching his butt, but the noise is coming from the white goat in the background. he's like dude, you are wiping your butt all over my window. >> listen to him, he's freaking out. almost sounds like he might break the fence. it's creeking and cracking. this is a deep itch. this guy is really scratching here for awhile. but he got it. >> snoring like rain drops. >> i am pretty sure all of america will hear their stomach growlingñr after this story because it is elicios. thanks to the guys over at the official channel, we will learn how to make mac and cheese tacos. >> what? >> it's combining two of the most delicious foods into one. say you have left over mac and cheese, you warm it up with a touch of milk, then cook your ground meat with spice

minnesota storms packing heavy snow and ice. there might be no relief in sight unfortunately more snow expected there this morning. it is spring heather and patti ann. >> as the sunrises we will tell you more about the devastation in these states. maria molina is live and she is tracking another round of wild weather. >> the same storm system responsible for 250 reports of severe weather including tornadoes across sections of the middle mississippi valley into the plains is moving ooeb. they were talking about more widespread severe storms. we have thunderstorms and areas of heavy rain from houston texas up to the city of detroit. a large storm system and on the backside of this like ainsley mentioned we have heavy snow expected anywhere between 8 to 12 inches of snow across central portions of the state of minnesota including cities like minneapolis. keep that in mind through out the day today. it is not a good day for traveling. we have a number of winter storm warnings in effect. where temperatures are hovering around the fre

take you up to minnesota. this is plymouth, minnesota. this is called shandaleering, where the ice splinters into fine shards. it's ice. and it is splintering. >> why is it doing that? >> in the process of melting. isn't that cool? >> that's only here. >> well, that's only in minnesota. it is called chandeliering. when the sun hits it, it begins to almost explode really. it's kind of cool. >> drastic changes. >>> all right, let's take a live look outside. it's our michael and son weather camera. essentially looking east, northeast. temperatures are in the 50s. only managed to make it to 62 today. dew point in the 50s. we aren't seeing much change overnight. winds still east, northeast at 10. here's a look at the visible satellite. as if you were in space looking down. this does not measure clouds. and you see a lot of clouds. back even across into garrett county and into tucker county, west virginia, the good news is, they will eventually dry up tomorrow. it they will be with us tonight. 56 in fairfax. 57 in springfield. temperatures pret

paulsen: minnesota is also home to great constitutions -- institutions like the holland center and minnesota autism center which serve minnesota families with educational and rehabilitation services for children with autism. minnesota health care professionals are also on the frontlines in the search to discover the cause of the high rit of autism among minnesota's somaly population. while there's currently no medical detection or cure for autism, this disorder is treatable. early diagnosis and intervention can lead to significantly improved outcomes. i was co-sponsor of the combating autism re-authorization act last congress and we must continue the fight and effort to ensure that those with autism get the attention and care they need. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? without objection the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, today i rise to honor the memroif the innocent men, women, and children who perished in 1915 during the armenian genocide. mr. bar seance -- mr. sarbanes: each year the united

it will help minnesota businesses and families alike. i want to think the senators who ever done this, getting us as far as we have gotten. mr. holtz-eakin, one of the most things i have most pleased about is what it does for agriculture, particularly in minnesota. minnesota is one of the biggest dairy producers in our nation. dairy farmers have not been able to access the work force they have needed for years. one program that allows farmers to get guest workers is open only to seasonal workers, and you cannot milk cows seasonally. you could, but you would get very uncomfortable cows. i have been calling for this -- anyway. enough said. >> i used to be chairman of the senate agriculture committee. you are bringing back to my roots. >> vermont has a very great dairy-producing culture. i'm glad the gang of eight felt the same way. we have heard testimony on the issue of productivity. it seems having access to a dependable legal work force has got to be a boom for various parts of our agricultural industry. what do you think? >> it will he

how important is global growth to a little old minnesota based company?s. you and i were talking earlier. it's china, india, brazil. we want want to participate in that growth. people get rising incomes and move into the middle class. to get incremental growth. >> you should be able to grow your share of business around the world. >> it's a tremendous opportunity for us. >> you don't see a global economic collapse do you? >> there are going to be bumps in the road. it's going be fast and slow. there will be bumps. but the development that we see around the world it's just astonishing. and you know, food is such an every day behavior. we're in there early and with these products consumers we know that the demand is going to be there. the brazilian economy we know is going to be there think, i think, is going be very important. >> millions of people still looking for jobs. minneapolis, 5.5%. two full percentage points below the national average. a lot of competition to the best workers. how do you get them to work for general mills? prr we have a great empl

the presiding officer: the senator from minnesota . mr. franken: i thank the senator from colorado for his message . i too am a cosponsor of the marketplace fairness act . i'm very glad that we're -- that we achieved cloture on it . mr. durbin: would the senator from minnesota yield for a moment? mr. franken: absolutely . mr. durbin: i believe the senator from oregon would like to make a very brief statement for the record . mr. franken: sure . okay . the presiding officer: the senator from oregon . a senator: the vote was closed as i was coming in the door . mr. merkley: had i been here i would have voted against cloture i want that to be a part of the record . thank you, mr. president . mr. franken: mr. president, i ask to speak as if in morning business for 25 minutes . the presiding officer: without objection . mr. franken: i ask unanimous consent that anna henderson, a fellow of my staff, have privileges on the floor during today's session . the presiding officer: without objection . mr. franken: thank you . mr. president, i rise toda

minnesota. antony from houston, texas on the independent line. good morning. caller: good morning, c-span. ais is a pairing issue, not government issue. every time we come around, it is always about the women having children are being pregnant. it is a sad day in america when all these little girls are having sex. this is a parental issue. parents need to take charge of their kids. women always talking about having to what kids. fathers have a responsibility, too. we want our children. some want their kids. i would want mine. parents need to take charge of their kids and not depend on the government. we should be doing this as parents.

tonight when they take on the minnesota timber wolves those warriors could clench a playoff spot.ook at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >>> a $300 million water front home in san francisco. beginning next week it is open to the public. it is making a move after more than 40 years. >> this is going to be good. nbc bay area joe rosato, jr. got a look inside and outside the new building today. here is the tour. >> reporter: for over four decades san francisco's famed exploratorium has found clever ways to enlighten visitors about science. now as it readies to open its new home on san francisco's water front it seems it is the m

t this is a pile up on interstate 94 in minnesota. including one that was carrying pigs. psev several cars were involved in this accident. no reports of injuries to humans or the live stock. but that interstate is still shut down. >> this is why we can't live in minnesota. we we had a spectacular weekend here in the area. tom is here to let us know if that will happen. >> we had a few showers starting off this morning. there is the live view. where the cherry blossoms are still looking beautiful. 4:41 showing scatter ed sprinkls of light rain into west virginia. t these are going to be with us here for much of the morning commute. g grab an umbrella. pw we are into the 50s. that includes arlington and the district. and just about everywhere. we will have a few scattered showers and there is the time scale. it it looks like it will be cloudy by noon time and afternoon temperatures should make it into the upper 60s. it will be cloudy through the evening and temperatures by then will be dropping back down into the upper 50s. i'm back in

paul minnesota to drop a housing discrimination last year.questioning his motives. he the supreme court could have overturned the doctrine. it sets a low bar for proving workplace discrimination. perez is a strong advocate for the doctrine. >> new this morning a call for reform at our nation's pharmacy. pharmacy yoer sioversight board in 50 states are unable to prevent disease out breaks because they don't routinely inspect them. the probe after a meningitis outbreak at a massachusetts pharmacy last year. 17,000 con dam nated drugs were shipped out killing 50 people and affecting over 7800. >> a riye -- 700. >> a risky rescue as crews used ropes and harnesses to bring the two down safely. it was their first time hiking the dangerous trail. >> we thought we would try something new. we got stuck, we were tear fied. we called out for help. >> luckily the hikers were not injured. >> pope francis siting words of wisdom to practice what they preach. this is the only way to fully help with credibility with the church community. this comes after the

goal 1-0 sj binge logan couture scores his 18th goal of the season off the great passing 2-0 sj minnesotaoalie caught out of position and havlat makes them pay from right out in front 3-1 sj 3rd period - the pretty move and wraparound goal 4-1 sj final: 6-1 sharks sharks now in a 3-way tie with kings and canucks for 3rd place. 31 the ever popular sausage races.the #4 hot dog named frankie furter is in the leadbut the #1 bratwurst is right there.and it's frankie furter edging out brett2 on a more serious note - brewers pitcher yovani gallardo making the start despite being arrested for and when dui just two days agowith a blood alcohol three times3 gallardo - strikes out hunter pence on high heat 4 bot 1st / matt cain didn't have it again today - gives up three homers - this one to ryan braun who crushes it to left 2-0 mil bernie brewers comes down the slide - as he did three times on the day 5 bot 2nd/ the pitcher gallardo gets into the act - he homers off cain - a 2- run job to center field to break the game open 5-0 mil 6 bot 3rd, 5-0 mil / cain - gives up his 3rd home run of the day, a

chaos on the road in minnesota where blizzard conditions caused three semitrucks to collide including one carrying dozens of pigs and another hauling cattle. what a nightmare. meteorologist bill karins joins us now. bill, is there any chance we could get this behind us already? >> no. week after week we can't stop talking about snow. i'm really sick of it. i'm not even dealing with. i-94 is closed right now through the entire state of north dakota. that's the only major interstate that rolls through the area. we're continuing to watch that heavy snow falling in this region. winter storm warnings still in effect. look at how much snow. we mentioned bismarck record breaking 17 inches. most snow ever in a snowstorm in april. still snowing hard in fargo with seven inches on the ground. the white shows where you it's snowing. a ball of snow from bismarck to fargo up to grand forks and i imagine a lot of kids will have a day off of school in that area. the snow is coming to an end in areas from duluth northward. that is that area of snow. that will slowly end during the day today. if you wa

the gentleman from minnesota. mr. kline: mr. speaker, i yield three minutes to a real leader on this issue, the gentleman from arkansas, mr. womack. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arkansas is recognized for three minutes. mr. womack: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the chairman. you know, mr. speaker, our framers were visionaries. they had the foresight to not only establish constitutional principles and processes, that address the challenges of their day, but still sustain and guide this country 230-plus years later. now, i don't think there's any question that this particular government, this federal government, has gotten away from proven and time tested processes required by our constitution. and has stretched constitutional authority to its limits. we are operating under continuing resolutions. that seems to be normal today. we have submitted bubts that -- budgets that are now over two months late. and we have taken other steps right here in these halls that have served to usurp the rights that belong to our st

i couldn't compete for the university of minnesota. >> why did they strip you of eligibility. >> i had a phone and my name was on it. >> why did you think you could use your own name. >> it's my message and it's me. >> it's not your name. it belongs to the ncaa. >> the ncaa rules say athletes can't profit by using their own name in a song that they wrote that has nothing to do with sports. don't forget the ncaa is giving them the gift of education. >> i have 10% scholarship. that doesn't cover a lot and on top of that a cover my living expenses. >> and you are making a butt load of money on the song. >> the song hasn't made me rich. i haven't even broken even. the ncaa owns the name joel bauman. >> you are rapping under the name joel bauman, that's the accountant of the record label. the ncaa wants to distance themselves from his gangsta rap style. >> put your ones up if you want your dreams right now. >> but you are a good wrestler though right? >> i like to assume so. >> good, good, good. i mean you are going to keep wrestling, right? >> good, good. >> yes this type of profiting woul

they defeated minnesota last night 105-89. this the golden state's second time making it to the playoffs and the last 19 seasons. and antioch police on scene of a shooting. it happened last night around 11. one person died at the scene, to others been taken to local hospitals their conditions remain unknown at this time. >> as we're watching the weather today as one temperatures are in the bay area. we thought tippers of 70 degrees yesterday and we expect to see those temperatures again today. >> good morning james. >> the seventies for your i livermore. tracking temperatures currently waking up to '40's, '50's, '60's. 64 currently in oakland and upper 50s or the city. >> by 7 day implicit '60s indicated by the green. '60s 37 teas. '80s by tall clock. the warming start relatively earlier and soon. 2:00 p.m. '80s dominate the screen. we're back in 60 degree territory by 8:00 p.m.. overall, while to warm conditions for the next 44 hours. >> everyone focusing on the afternoon highs. warm in the south bay. santa clara, campbell 80

all proceeds go to the minnesota orchestra and the st. paul chamber orchestra.hose musicians have been locked out of their job for 18 months. >> hundreds line up hoping to become part of this summer's marys -- america's cup. what they're looking for, just ahead. a beautiful saturday as you see fog rolling in, meteorologist rogue league lying is up with the fast. >> the aye's sell bratting the 1973 world series champions with a reunion. the >> ama: the america's cup is ramping up and organizers are now hiring and hundreds of hopefuls showed up at their job fair today. >> the america's cup pavilion may be empty now but soon the venue on the embark dare rewill be the destination for upwardded of 20 concerts. organizers hoping to fell the 9,000 feet paflon for all shows between may and october. first they need a big staff. >> positions as far as ticket takers, ushers, guest services. >> about 200 people are vying for 100 jobs. minimum wage, seasonal jobs that come with the perk of getting paid to see the bands. >> we have dragons opening the venue. we have train --

all proceeds go to the minnesota orchestra and the st. paul chamber orchestra.hose musicians have been locked out of their job for 18 months. >> hundreds line up hoping to become part of this summer's marys -- america's cup. what they're looking for, just ahead. a beautiful saturday as you see fog rolling in, meteorologist rogue league lying is up with the fast. >> the aye's sell bratting the 1973 world series champions with a reunion. [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf.... is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ charges faster. and will charge. cool. and heat. from your phone. fact: leaf never needs gas. ever. good for the world. built in america. now, leaf's an easier choice than ever. ♪ shop at choosenissan.com. ♪ >> ama: the america's cup is ramping up and organizers are now hiring and hundreds of hopefuls showed up at their job fair today. >> the america's cup pavilion may be empty now but soon the venue on the embark dare rewill be the destination for upwardded of 20 concerts. organizers hoping to fell the 9,000 feet paflon for

keep an eye and whats happening in minnesota. thank you., who will decide wha to teach your kids? we debate that next. ♪ thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. in everything from the best experiences below... to the finest comforts above. we're not simply saluting history... we're making it. [applause] john: and the controversy. who will decide what your kids should learn in public schools. every state has different rules. when school contains nudity is to meet local needs. now there's a movemt to standardize. politicians of sinon create something called a common core standards, the same goals for math and english. envy that's a good thing. you would know if kids in one state do better than another. lindsay burkef the heritage foundation says common core is up power grab by the feds and other forms of education blob's striking bk, taking mor control for itself.

keep an eye and what is happening in minnesota. thank you., who will decide what to teach your kids? we debate that next. ♪ [applause] hn: andhe controversy. who will decide what your kids should learn in public schools. every state has different rules. when school contains nudity is to meet local needs. now there's a movement to standardize. politicians of sinon create something called a common core standards, the same goals for math and english. envy that's a good thing. you would know if kids in one state do better than another. lindsay burke of the heritage foundation says common core is up power grab by the feds and other forms of education blob's striking bac, taking more control for itself. notice not. they can agree to uniform standards. john: 50. >> we all agree they have the right to set their own standard. a group of governors. john: not being crammed down. >> not. there were enticed into adopting college and you're ready standards. >> one competitive grant program, but over 4 billion job to cut $4 billion. >> now we have waivers f

minnesota, welcome to minnesota mid-april, folks.n it's supposed to be beautiful and warm and spring. >>> generations of australian shame erased! adam scott becomes the first aussie ever to win the masters, and he does it in simply electrifying fashion. you can see the electricity right there. the lighting blinking on and off. >> that's what it is. >> that's the electricity of his win at augusta. good morning. welcome to "early start," everyone, i'm john berman. >> and good morning, i'm brooke baldwin. zoraida is off today. it is monday, april 15th. tax day. 6:00 in the morning on the east coast. first up, though, want to talk about this international effort here to defuse north korea's nuclear threat. the u.s. is now renewing its call for quote/unquote authentic and credible negotiations. but, secretary of state, here he is, john kerry, making it clear in asia over the weekend that north korea has to make the first move towards scrapping its nuclear plans. jim clancy is in seoul this morning with the very latest. jim, let's begin so

not so much in minnesota. among the coldest opening days on record. 35 degrees at game time. in all this was opening day for 12 mlb teams. all the teams started with a tribute to the victims of the newtown shooting. all the teams displayed a uniform patch for the occasion. >>> speaking of tradition, the first family and a large rabbit welcomed what seemed like half the kids in washington to their backyard today. the annual easter egg roll. there was book reading, cooking with al roker. there was the president comforting a little boy for whom it had all become just too much. on the court the president's outside shot went cold. he went 2 for 22 before moving on to the white house tennis court to hit a few instead. >>> when we come back here tonight, did you check the date today before work, before reading e-mails, checking the web? turns out a lot of people did not. >>> finally tonight, a lot of people woke up today to a new story out of france -- a sure sign of the times. it was announcing the residents of one french town would soon receive their morning newspaper by drone. th

snow-covered highways from the dakotas to minnesota. slick mountain passes in the northern rockies. >>> if you're flying, airport delays possible in minneapolis, chicago, detroit, charlotte, atlanta and new orleans. >>> the parents accused of kidnapping their children and taking them to cuba are due in court. >> joshua and sharyn hakken are facing child neglect, kidnapping and the children are back with their grandparents who have legal custodies. friends and former employees of the hakkens can't believe how far off track they were. >>> now convicted of murder, a los angeles jury found christian gerhartsreiter guilty of killing his landlord son three years all. john sulus. his wife was never found. and defense attorneys tried unsuccessfully to pin the murder on her. they say the client is a con man but not a killer. >>> playing out in a florida courtroom a scandal worthy of the tabloids. lois pope, the widow of the founder of the "national enquirer" filed restray inordering against her own son and says despite his $20 million inheritanc

parts of minnesota have experienced the snowiest april. so except for skiers, late season snow is definitely not good news. out towards the west, looking dry and temperatures are like summer. 29 degrees in sacramento. temperatures could go up to 37 degrees on your friday. seas seasonablebly across the east coast. 26 degrees in washington, d.c. and 23 in new york city but cooling down to 20 degrees in houston on your wednesday. finally, in europe, then, nasty weather is continuing in the north. we're talking about strong winds as well. and to the south we are seeing some rain and a risk of hail and thunderstorms for sardinia, sicily and the southeastern tip of siberia peninsula today. we're expecting dry weather and warmer than average temperatures -- look at this in paris, your high on wednesday could be 21 degrees. that could go up to 24 on thursday. in vienna, 26 and friday, 27 in bucharest. warmer weather is ahead of you. here's the extended forecast. that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay w

in minnesota, heavy rain is causing rivers and streams to swell. several tornados and power outages caused them to declare a state of mental. and snow caught drivers off guard with 200 wrecks in the lubbock area. >> you know, it's this cold front. ahead of it it is so warm. temperatures just tumbled with some snow reported. 41 in dallas. you can see the warm air trying to hang on to the southeast. but it's not hard to find that cold front that is sitting right through areas like western kentucky, western tennessee, and stretching into southern texas. along that line we have heavy downpours, severe storms still possible. we also have lost the threat of tornado watches right now across kentucky and tennessee. but there's the best chance of seeing more severe storms into the panhandle of florida today. we'll keep an eye out for those severe storms. and heavy snow across parts of minnesota where a foot of snow is possible. tornados, hail, heavy gusty winds and snowfall totals up around a foot. this is one of those storms that has most of the country ta

places like the ufda gift shop in red wing, minnesota. mary's morsels which is a bakery in northern minnesota where my dad grew up. sleepy eye floral. i suggest all of you go to sleepy eye, minnesota, at some point in your life. you can then go and buy some flowers at sleepy eye floral and you will find big support for this legislation for the marketplace fairness act. in my time in the u.s. senate, i have been committed to a competitive agenda that promotes long-term economic growth. part of that agenda includes not only bringing our debt down in a balanced way, promoting exports, making sure that our work force is trained for the jobs of today, but it also means an even playing field to make sure that all businesses can compete. that's what america has been built on. i know that our businesses in minnesota want that level playing field and it's time we give it to them, and that is exactly what this bill does. it allows brick-and-mortar retailers the ability to compete against out-of-state internet retailers. states are currently unable

keep an eye and what is happening in minnesota. thank you., who will decide what to teach your kids? we debate that next. ♪ [applause] john: and the controversy. who will decide what your kids should learn in public schools. every state has different rules. when school contains nudity is to meet local needs. now there's a mement to standardize. politicians of sinon create something called a common core standards, the same goals for math and english. envy that's a good thing. you would know if kids in one state do better than another. lindsay burke of the heritage foundation says common core is up power grab by the feds and other forms of education blob's striking back, taking more control for itself. notice not. they can agree to uniform standards. john: 50. >> we all agree they have the right to set their own standard. a group of governors. john: not being crammedown. >> not. there were enticed into adopting college and you're ready standards. >> one competitive grant program, but over 4 billion job to cut $4 billion. >> now we have waivers

, huge minnesota day on the program, could klobue could.l of you. how did the president do last night? >> i think he was incredible. you know he likes to do these things. it's fun. i really look at this dinner as a chance for him to make fun for himself in a town there's dagers on every corner for people to come together and have some fun. he was tremendous. my famous line was actually when he talked about now he wanted to have his presidential library and he wanted to have it in the first place. >> these are actual opportunities for presidents and presidents, i think back to president bush, usually do very well at these things, plus they can take on stuff they're actually legitimately mad about with humor. >> a sense of humor. humor and humility are in short supply in washington. i thought the president's remarks were funny last night. >> chuck, what were his favorite targets? we played it at the top, the bit about if you want minority outreach, why don't you start with this minority. >> contractually are we okay to praise conan? he was re

thankfully minnesota is looking a little better. we mentioned snowfall totals. this just shatters all records for this late in the season, especially april records in north dakota. notice that dickinson, 16 inches. even fargo has 7 inches and it's still snowing right now in fargo. fargo we're going to deal with, everyone wants to know what's next. here's the forecast. european computer model. white three to six inches, pink, 6-12. cheyenne, wyoming, 8 to 16 inches of snow. possibly nebraska, minneapolis again. in the end of this period it looks like the northern plains. east coast we're okay today. lots of clouds. few showers in the carolinas. compared to what the northern plains is dealing with now, it is going to get in the days ahead, i feel bad. >> double whammy. thank you, bill. >>> straight ahead, general motors teams up with ford. also the trial of a doctor. and a bus driver completely loses his cool when a serious passenger asks him questions. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. [ engine sputters ] [ dennis ] allstate wants everyone to be protected on

paulsen of minnesota. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 164, the gentleman from minnesota, mr. paulsen, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from minnesota. mr. paulsen: thank you, mr. speaker. i jams. -- i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. paulsen: last month at a senate hearing outlining the threats facing our security was the director of national intelligence, james clapper, who warned the intelligence community is seeing indications of some terror groups are interested in, quote, developing offensive cybercapabilities and cybercriminals are using a growing black market to sell cybertools to fall into the hands of both state and nonstate actors. just last week also in committee, chairman rogers' committee, it was director clapper who also said, as more and more states and nonstate actors gain cyberexpertise, its importance and reach as a global threat cannot be overstated. our society has increasi

minnesota has both urban areas and rural areas.it is home to moms and dads, of course, and to teachers and law enforcement officers and health care providers, too. we have members of the national rifle association and members of the brady campaign against gun violence. so after the shooting at sandy hook, i reached out to my constituents. i got on the phone. i traveled across the state. i co convened round-tables. i talked with hunters, school officials, law enforcement officers and mental health experts. i wanted to hear minnesotans' ideas, their hopes, their concerns, their thoughts because it was important and is important to me to approach this in a deliberative way. now, here's what i took away from these conversations. minnesotans want us to take action to reduce gun violence and to make our communities safer but they want us to do it in a way that honors the second amendment and respects minnesota's culture of responsible gun ownership. there's a balance to be struck here. the overwhelming majority of gun owners are law-abid

[applause] >> i arrived in minnesota. the first lady kindly came in to me this day and she had this fantastic house in new york that had my first night. it was a six-run thing and ran out of fluid of course. but rod was five months and shoulders to spend the night night at this extraordinary house on fifth avenue. and then she put me on a plane to minnesota. i have not even looked at a map. i have no idea. my father when he put me on the plane in london, was crying. he gave me this bottle of randy. of course i got to minnesota on six feet of snow. i knew it all the brand-new sewer. it is a great experience because we had this wonderful little pvided by my husband said you can't do that it's freezing. is that i've never sat with the window close to my life. of course the whole thing froze up. we had a wonderful, very, very different but i was trying. people exchanging tunafish casserole. i don't like tuna fish or casserole, but i was doing my best. a friend of mine who is a psychiatrist that in california and she and i wer

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minnesota, and wisconsin on alert. in the next 24 hours, you'll be seeing the blowing snow and hefty wind. as the cold front trails across the northeast, it will be mostly rain. how much snow are we talking? on top of they've already had, the six-inch to nine-inch rain. >> you were telling me about the severe weather warnings up tonight. >> this is huge. tonight, we've had tornado warnings in central and northern florida. orlando, to the north. all the way to jacksonville. very active on the radar. parts of iowa and missouri will be in a little bit of a hail and damaging wind threat. tomorrow, it slides to the south and east. so, from st. louis to tulsa, be on alert. stay with your local abc stations. this is going to move across the country. we get another one. it's april, severe weather season. >> a tough monday ahead. ginger zee, thank you. >>> now, to washington. it was last week, the debate over the debate. whether to have the debate over gun control. after a vote, they will, too. many are certain the reason why a

i decided to go to minnesota to see marshall.ough this rough time all by himself. you losing your mind being alone in your apartment? i'm getting weird! lily: see, it started off with me throwing marshall's jersey on my body pillow. and, well, things kind of spiraled from there. i'm sorry i yelled like that before. i call him "marshpillow." and he calls me... nothing because he's a pillow. hey. hey. how was "baking cookies" last night? narrator: that was a tough question. you see... hi. uh... is that an overnight bag? (lily and robin groan) you brought an overnight bag? you guys said i was definitely going to spend the night. we said you were going to have sex. we didn't say, "bring a carry-on." so how did zoey react? she thought it was presumptuous and asked me to leave. it's-it's not like i brought a ton of stuff. were there slippers for the morning? not slippers, exactly. (lily, robin and barney groaning) they're called british morning socks. judy: this is such a nice surprise. marshall will be so happy. oh... how are you hold