for minnesota. during world war ii, he was a lieutenant commander in the united states naval reserve.

>> it was for the state of minnesota. the information elf is areas outside of that -- >> it's -- >> it is -- it is clearly conclusive, the rates across minnesota are significantly lower. >> let me -- here's the reality. we're talking about people, some of whom -- a young woman who worked on my staff, she a very serious congenital illness. in fact she would tell you that but for obama care, she would not be alive today, because we got rid of lifetime limits and annual 4ri789s. this young woman as a juvenile could not get insured. she wouldn't have -- she has insurance now, and she's here to talk about it. >> why was she not eligible for the high risk plan? >> she was, but getting it -- that was like her only option and there was nothing else she could get. she couldn't go in the private sector to get a plan. >> and you normally pay higher rates. >> that brings up the point prohibitively higher in her situation. >> i think it's important to point out, in minnesota, if i'm correct, people participating in the high-risk pool

this spring, he worked with tiffany wolf of the minnesota zoo to collar calves. >> it may not be onese itself that is the smoking gun here, but multiple factors that are contributing to the overall poor health that we're seeing. >> reporter: what is happening here in the summer researchers say may be connected to the winter. historically, minnesota's harsh winters have kept the deer and tick populations in check, but now the winters are shorter and milder, and both populations are growing, and both pose danger to the moose. deer carry parasites that can be fatal to moose. ticks spread disease. >> we won't be able to stop the climate from changing, but we may be able to do things that change the landscape to benefit moose. >> reporter: but first they must understand what is driving these majestic animals from the landscape. anne thompson, nbc news, grand portage, minnesota. >>> when we come back, it just might be the love song of the summer, now heard by millions. one man's ode to the most beautiful girl he ever saw. ♪ it goes around once, but never again ♪ >>> finally tonight, how do

paul and minneapolis, minnesota. this isn't confirmed but the twin cities are home to the largest sop mollie population -- somali population in the country. the fbi says about 20 americans have fled to join al-shabaab. >> that's the tip of the iceberg. >> reporter: a is a mali leader in minnesota has lived t. his nephew was recruited. then killed. >> is isn't about ideology. it's about engaging a young man who's lost. they hold his hand. they take him to the mosque. they raise him. they indoctrinate him. they blame everything he's complaining about, they blame it on the infidel. they give him a target. >> reporter: so much so antirecruitment videos like this pop up. >> al ha back has not limited -- al-shabaab has not limited itself to minnesota. >> reporter: the question, could it happen here next door to you? >> i don't know of any al- shabaab recruiting in washington, d.c. some other jihaddist groups have tried to recruit from the area. the predominant example is the northern virginia 5. you also had a few other wa

illinois, indiana, iowa, kansas, kentucky, louisiana, maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, minnesota, virginia, washington, west virginia, wisconsin, wyoming. >> pretty impressive, actually. >> it is really, really impressive. >> i can do it. >> no. >> alabama, alaska, arizona, arkansas, california, colorado, connecticut, delaware, florida, georgia, hawaii, idaho, illinois, indiana, iowa, kansas, kentucky, louisiana, maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, minnesota, mississippi, missouri, montana, nebraska, nevada, new hampshire, new jersey, new york, north carolina, north dakota, ohio, oklahoma, oregon, pennsylvania, rhode island, south carolina, south dakota, tennessee, texas, utah, vermont, virginia, washington, west virginia, wisconsin, wyoming. [applause] i missed new mexico. i missed new mexico. >> where the hell -- >> by the way, this chick's a looker, too. >> [beep] you! >> that's not what i meant. >> thank you so much, audra. >> hey, look. it's brandon t. jackson. you remember him from "tropic thunder" and "tooth fairy" and "big mama's house 3." hilarious. plus he does st

professor adi sematar from the university of minnesota, we appreciate both of you being here, abdul, i want to begin with you and the kind of recruitment effort that is made by al shabaab among these young somalis, it's not just wrap videos, this is really cool you say, you're hearing more than that? >> like these recruiters, are actually targeting disenfranchised, who have flunked out of school, criminal record, can't get a job, they can't get financial aid per se. >> but it is not simply that, it is really that they are encouraging a mission. >> exactly. and their mission has a message of a better life, of religious justification. in a sense of national your duty to your country. >> that is might be hard for americans to follow this sort of thing. professor i want to talk to you for a minute about that motivation and what is happening here. do you ski recruitment taking place in the community there, in minneapolis and what is the longer term implication for the united states in this relationship? >> i think it's important to note, that there are a large number of young somalis who

there are a lot of people who marry in minnesota.where people built an incredible place by being tolerant to lgtb, immigrants. we open doors in minnesota and that's why i think we're a great place. >> keep up the business model. the mayor, great to have you on as always. >> you too, thomas. >> that wraps up today. see you tomorrow at 11:00 eastern time. don't go anywhere. "now" with axe wlex wagner come your way next. [ male announcer ] pepcid® presents: the burns family bbq. guys, you took tums® a couple hours ago. why keep taking it if you know your heartburn keeps coming back? that's how it works. you take some tums®. if heartburn comes back, you take some more. that doesn't make any sense. it makes plenty of sense if you don't think about it! really, honey, why can't you just deal with it like everybody else? because i took a pepcid®. fine. debbie, you're my new favorite. [ male announcer ] break with tradition, take pepcid® complete. it works fast and lasts. get relief from your heartburn relief with pepcid® complete. a body at

of same sex people in minnesota.kind of do the math about illinois and chicago being a whole lot bigger and you think a lot of those folks will want to come, i think we'll get a lot of money. there's an estimate down there that illinois stands to gain $100 million if they realize marriage equity. i said you give us the first $10 million in minnesota and you take the other $90 million, we'll be a lot of ahead. >> we all know what the conservative pushback has been, gay marriage is going to lead to the moral decay of society. have you seen same sex najera minnesota now that you've seen it for aent mo, have you seen moral decay in your city and in the state? >> you know, i said to my wife is the other day, it's been a month. 1600 marriages. anything different here? not so far. i'll check in with her this afternoon. so far, nothing's going on that wrecked our marriage. i understand that people have different views of this. just a few years ago, this seemed pretty out there to folks. i get that. we have to be understandin

according to sources, two lived in minnesota and one in missouri. one?ir 20s. >> right now, about 30 people are still being held hostage. right now,you're looking at live pictures in the nation's capital at the marine barracks where the president will soon be attend ing to help the victims in lags week's navy regard dc. monday, 12 people were killed when former navy reservist alexis opened fire inside the building at the navy headquarters. >>> again, the president of the united states will be in attendance there. his remarks will take place in the next hour. a number of dignitaries filing in all to honor the 12 lives lost at the naval yard last week. all right, back now, overseas to that mall massacre in kenya. the leader has previously threatened a drekt attack on the united states. >> reporter: we've seen these violent attacks on civilians in crowded places overseas. in kenya, americans were involved rarzing questions about security here in the u.s. >> it may be more than 7,000 miles, but the mall massacre couldn't bring the tragegedgedy closer to home

. >>> we kick off with san jose state and minnesota.coming without their starter who injured his knee. minnesota head coach back in the saddle after suffering a seizure last week on the sideline. ten yards. 83-yard drive. second quarter flips it down the sideline. jones. no one is going to catch him. 76 yards on the score. 13-10, minnesota. 1:15 before the half drives down the field. connects with jones again. 295 yards passing. fourth quarter fourth touchdown run. 151 yards on the ground for the quarterback. 36-17, minnesota. one bright spot connecting with johnson. jones seven catches. the spartans drop to 1-2. >>> ohio state hosting florida a&m. kenny guiton started at quarterback. eight yards out. buckeyes up, 20-0. second quarter three td passes later. 55-0, ohio state. six td passes in the first half. >>> third round of the tour championship not a lot to cheer about for tiger. he did chip in from 14. no fed ex cup for him. he shot on the par 3 second. birdie puts him at 11 under. birdie on four. 300 on the day puts him four back.

illinois, indiana, iowa, kansas, kentucky, louisiana, maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, minnesotaia, washington, west virginia, wisconsin, wyoming. >> pretty impressive, actually. >> it is really, really impressive. >> i can do it. >> no. >> alabama, alaska, arizona, arkansas, california, colorado, connecticut, delaware, florida, georgia, hawaii, idaho, illinois, indiana, iowa, kansas, kentucky, louisiana, maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, minnesota, mississippi, missouri, montana, nebraska, nevada, new hampshire, new jersey, new york, north carolina, north dakota, ohio, oklahoma, oregon, pennsylvania, rhode island, south carolina, south dakota, tennessee, texas, utah, vermont, virginia, washington, west virginia, wisconsin, wyoming. [applause] i missed new mexico. i missed new mexico. >> where the hell -- >> by the way, this chick's a looker, too. >> [beep] you! >> that's not what i meant. >> thank you so much, audra. >> hey, look. it's brandon t. jackson. you remember him from "tropic thunder" and "tooth fairy" and "big mama's house 3." hilarious. plus he does stand-up.

he's a quarterback. 36-17, minnesota. the only bright spot was failed to jones.it again, therd time in the game. 197 yards. three touchdowns but the sparts drop to 1 and 2. texas a&m facing smu. looking for an opening receiver. can't find one. he decides to run. flips the tackle. texas a&m up 14-0. >> the baseball numbers are down to one game as they handle the twins today. the dpreen and gold had to withstand a two-hour rain delay. the sun did come out, as mentioned. single to left. derrick barton comes around. josh donaldson with a challenge. alberto diasco. a as, a 6-0 lead. jared barker improves to 12 and 7. he's stomping the twins 9-1. >> lrlt, texas facing kansas city. top three up the middle. rangers go up 2-0. in kansas city, it's 11:00 a.m. the as should know where they standby 2:00. >>> fourth inning, nunez takes vogel to the left. the yankees up 5-0. 52 games, sixth inning solo blast. 34 thd of the year, 6-0, yankees. nova went the distance. struck out seven january keys. >>> let's tee it up, third round of the tour championship. a nice shot at the tur

minnesota to take on the golden gopher.kept the ball in that option, went ten yards to the end zone. part ans fell behind in the second quarter. jones hauls in the pass and then it's off to the races. 76 yard play. 13-e. and just before half-time it was that same combination for the part ans. 20-17. gophers at the half. third quarter pass is tipped. picked off by minnesota. late in the game the spartans try an on site kick. weighed takes a shot and wade doesn't like it. when was the last time you saw a kicker go looking for a fight. another valid question, when was the last time you saw a kicker called for a personal foul? and then when was the last time you saw a kicker ejected from a game? spartans go down. 17th ranked washington, the challenge for idaho state. freedom high school darrel daniels delivered the wake up call. all huskies, back up quarterback. throwing a bubble screen to john roth. 56-0 blow out. your basic cup cake game. hall takes a hand off, a nice block from the referee. that's an 18 yard touchdown. part

two from minnesota.ne from missouri, from kansas city, missouri, and others are from london, canada, finland, and somalia. the ages of the attackers that cnn has learned range in ages from 20 to 27 years old. as for the victims now, 68 people killed according to kenya's red cross and we know that 175 more were hurt. today, kenya's president vowed to punish those responsible. >> they shall not get away with their despicable and beastly acts. like the cowardly perpetrators now cornered in the building. we will punish the masterminds swiftly and indeed very painfully. >> today president obama called president kenyatta and offered condolences and a u.s. official says the pentagon has reached out, but so far, there have been no requests for assistance. we have reporters on the scene and we'll get an update in just a few minutes. so kenya's government says about 30 people are still being held hostage by 10 to 15 gunmen, but the gunmen say they won't negotiate about freeing any of the hostages. so how does this

twins last night that as magic number dropped to two with an 11 01 over the minnesota twins last night but here's the deal pays have to win today and the rangers have to lose. >> if the a's beat the twins this afternoon there will have to sit and wait several hours to see what happens with the rangers will play a night game in kansas city pier >> it will be an interesting day for the a's fans today appeared that as take on the twins in oakland with the first pitch at 1 05. just as the niners are getting ready to take on the indiana coast mar 49 as linebacker aldon smith is in trouble again. >> smith was arrested for possession of marijuana and was released after posting six to $300 bail charges are still pending appeared >> smith has had previous run in with police before appeared in january 2012 he was arrested in miami for a deal i appeared >> and last year in jail smith was an allegedly flying gulls ed teammates appeared >> the shots reportedly heard a man appeared >> just last week that victim filed a lawsuit against men. >> and then on friday morning smith was arrested after colli

. >>> a minnesota proposal on same-sex marriage. minnesota's mayor will announce an advertising campaign to attract gay couples in chicago to come to minnesota to get married. >>> there is new info on the panda cub at the national zoo. i know you've been waiting. the giant panda gave birth to the cub in august. and we hope to find out the cub's gender at a news update today. >>> raquel welch is 73. i'm betty ngyuen. have a great day. >>> an exchange of gunfire erupts in san mateo. i'm arturo santiago live on the scene where police are investigating. we'll have the latest details coming up. >>> in the south bay san jose police make a series of artests in connection to two violent homicides. >> and the unseen side effect of the bay bridge closure. while the b.a.r.t. service is struggling even though the bridge is back open. >>> we take you live outside and give you a look at the western span of the bay bridge as the sparkling lights do their thing early on this thursday, september 45th. this is "today in the bay."

phoenix and minnesota.position, take a close look, they are battling and she gives her a kiss. listen they both got fouls. i got to cover her at uconn. she's got one of the best personalities of anybody in sports. he's like the magic johnson of women's basketball. it's unbelievable. >> i like her now. >> i have one thing to say, but i can't on tv, so i won't. >> let's get to the weather for your weekend forecast. we have the rain and snow in the rockies. the only thing you need to know is if you're going to be anywhere from the big cities to the west of kansas city, could see strong storms. that's going to crawl across the country. look how warm it is. minneapolis is at 66 degrees to start your morning. it's goings to be 86. middle of summer like weather in minneapolis. during the week, the weather will progressively get worse over the weekend and will be looking at thunderstorms in the middle of the country. the east coast, another gorgeous weekend. >> we'll take it it. >>> coming up at the top of the hour

for minnesota.ing world war ii, he was a lieutenant commander in the united states naval reserve. he later became a united states representative for minnesota. and in 1954, judge debit was appointed to the united states district court for the district of minnesota and served as the chief judge from 1959 to 1981. i think it is appropriate to honor the work of the judge by naming this courthouse and federal building after him. i support passage of this legislation. thank you. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from indiana. mr. carson: mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass the bill as amended h.r. 2251. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for 20 minutes. mr. carson: mr. speaker, i rise in support of h.r. 2251, which names the federal building and courthouse in fergus fall, minnesota, after federal judge edward debit. he was a former member of congress, world war ii veteran, and municipal

i thank the gentlelady from minnesota. mrs. bachmann: i know your daughter is the most precious part of your life. as our daughter is as well. and as the gentleman from texas, i know it's his daughter that he's most concerned about, with the ill effects of this bill. and i also call now on another great texan, randy weber, from the great state of texas, from the 22nd district of texas, mr. weber, you are have one minute. mr. webster: thank you. i thank -- mr. weber: thank you. i thank the gentlelady. mr. speaker, four facts, one question. fact one, obamacare passed the house by the house democrats, 219 of them. now, 34 d's joined republicans in opposition. let us see how many join on funding the government with the upcoming c.r. fact two, republicans are poised to fund everything in the government at the current levels and eager to do so. fact three, polls show that americans overwhelmingly do not want obamacare. fact four, this house of representatives is the keeper of the purse as designed in the constitution. and well within

well -- >> you'd rather have me go to minnesota? >> yeah.have so much more family support, and i think that's going to be absolutely critical to your recovery, son. >> but it's just going to be hard because like we talked about before with all my friends there and all my -- all my friends use pretty much. >> yeah, they do. >> except two people. >> yeah, they do. >> it's going to be pretty hard. you already know that. when i switched schools, it's pretty hard. for me to get new friends. out here i'll have a fresh start. >> it will be hard no matter either way you go. >> it can go either way pretty much. don't want to be shoveling for five years or surfing for five years. i kind of would rather be the other way. >> but you can snowboard. >> i can go snowboard here. >> but i just think that the support is something that is crucial. >> that's true. i want to choose what's best for me when i get out of here. >> yes, whatever is -- >> so far everything has been going well for me in here, just where i was placed. where i've been housed. when i feed

over the last decade, the fbi estimates 20 people left minnesota for mogadishu. >> that's the tip of the iceberg. >> reporter: you think there's far more? >> far more. >> reporter: a local somali leader says the number is more like 60. what is the appeal? >> it's not about heaven, it's not about ideology. it's about engaging a young man who is lost. they take him to the mosque. they raise him. they induct him. they blame everything he's complaining about, they blame it on the infidels. they give him a target. >> reporter: he also said that al shabaab doesn't tell the young recruits that their ticket to somalia is only one way and those who return could face execution. and yet the young men continue to head overseas. the last one left two weeks ago. dean reynolds, cbs news, minneapolis. >>> a former fbi agent said he'll plead guilty to leaking classified information to an associated press reporter. he said he provided details to an undercover operation in yemen back in 2012. the investigation into the leak involved the seizure of the associated press phone records. he became a suspect

next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, minnesota.. because of a so shoulder..he took a cortizon shot, >>> hey slugger was not in the a's lineup against minnesota tonight because of a sore shoulder. he took his cortisone shot, could be in the lineup again tomorrow. he pitched into the 6th inning. he gave up two runs. not anymore. alberto gone. and the game is tied. that is his home run. three batters later, lowry, that's his 16th home run. a's led 6-3. minnesota has just come back to tie the game at 6 in the 8th inning. at least one giant fan is having fun. scoreless 4th inning. same. sanchez scores, three-hit day for the new york native in his return home. madison, aka, the snot rocket picked up his 13th win. the giants beat the mets 2-1. andy read making his first trip back to philly as the chief's head coach. 273 yards, shawl runs it in and reid gets the shower. heat are 3-0. america's cup, pulled off a great start to overtake new zealand and set the tone for the 12th race of the cut. oracle crosses the finish line ahead of team new

about the al qaeda linked terrorists behind the nairobi mall attack from mogadishu to minnesota, recruiting at an alarming rate. we find out more about the terrorists next door. >> after five months and 50 witnesses closing arguments under way in the michael jackson wrongful death trial. his mother and children asking for $1.5 billion. could they walk away empty-handed? >> announcer: keep it right here, america,

paul and minneapolis, minnesota. this is not confirmed, but the twin cities are home to the largest somali population in the country and are target for recruiters. since 2007 the fbi says about 20 americans have fled to join al-shabaab. >> that's the tip of the iceberg. >> a somali leader in minnesota has lived it. his nephew was recruited, then killed. >> it's not about heaven. it's not about ideology. it's about engaging a young man who is lost. they hold his hand. they take him to the mosque. they raise him. they indoctrinate him. they blame everything he's complaining about, they blame it on the infidel. they give him a target. >> so much so anti recruitment videos like this have popped up. this is an expert on terrorist radicalization for the foundation for defense of democracies and now the question, could it happen here next-door to you? >> i don't know of any al- shabaab recruiting in washington d.c. some other jihaddists groups have tried to recruit from the area. the predominant example is the northern virg

san jose state and minnesota, four rushing touchdowns. minnesota beat the spartans 43-24.hey beat salt lake. 49er fans, we have you covered tomorrow. they take on the colts at 1:20. switch over to the c. w. after the game. we'll be in the 49 locker room with complete reaction. >> when you see mobile weather and you are at the a's game, come by and say hi. it's going to be so much fun. >> no rain tomorrow, right? >> no rain and brilliant sunshine and blue skies and no wind, 73 degrees. right now year also getting a good idea that the skies are clearing -- right now, if you step outside, you will also gets feeling that the rain is gone. ,,,,,,,,,, ♪ male narrator: there's something positive being generated in california. when ordinary energy is put in the hands of extraordinary people, amazing things happen. the kind of things that drive us to do more, to go further, >>> the sky was falling sunday in the pacific northwest on the gridiron and in the 49ers locker room or so it seemed. [ censored ] >> you guys expect something heavy a little more kaepernicking couple of these?

for several years leaders inside minnesota and outside minnesota are aware that young men are leavinghat state to join al shabaab and they have been using community outreach efforts, to cut off this, quote, deadly pipeline. our next guest testified before congress about this. joining us chief tom smith, the police chief of st. paul, minnesota who has been working closely with the somalia community there for many years. chief, nice to have you on the program. >> thank you jenna. jenna: first basic housekeeping. why dot twin sis have such a large somali community, the largest in the united states? >> there are a couple reasons, jenna. utmost we have a excellent school system and many somali parents wanted their children to have that opportunity to go to our public schools. number two, we have a lot of non-profit groups that have helped to sponsor many somalis and do outreach work and that word kind of spread and with those two things and minnesota is known as somewhat of a welcoming community, a lot of people have continued to come here to give yous the largest somali population of any

a fans brought their game to beat the minnesota twins. and for the texas rangers to lose in kansas city. >> if we win the west, if we win and texas wins, we can win tomorrow. >> reporter: expectations for the a's are a world away from last year. the a's went from underdog to shoe in. >> this is great. this shows that we're not a flash in the pan. >> reporter: the team is also winning over new fans. >> i didn't care for the a's until this year. >> reporter: no fair wetsed ner oakland this afternoon. it forced a two-hour game delay causing a sewage overflow in a bathroom near the coaches office. >> the rain kind of messed things up, but it turned out beautiful. >> beautiful because the a's won their game bringing the magic number down to one. >> this team is on a huge payroll and the a's buy them every time because you can't beat heart. >> reporter: texas won, which means the pressure is on for the a's to win again tomorrow. the game start at 1:00 on sunday. in oakland, patty. >>> again, the a's can clinic the american league west title tom

. >>> san jose state and minnesota. head coach jerry kiel back in the saddle after suffering a seizure last week on the sideline. to sandler jones. 76 yards. 13-10, minnesota. just before the half. fales again to jones. a great catch. 32 yards. 294 yards passing the first half. now 29-17 gophers. mitch with his fourth touchdown run. 151 yards on the ground for the quarterback. 36-17 minnesota. again, third time of the game, 28 yards on this one. jones 7 catches, 197 yards, three touchdowns. starters drop to 1-2. 43-24, your final. of course, 49ers host andrew luck and the colts. i'll have the highlights at five. i'm mike shumann. have great day. >> we will have a great day because the weather promises to be nice. here is lisa with that. >> we are settling in -- will be settling into a nice fall pattern as it arrives this afternoon, 1:44. we have fog this morning. in fact, it is up in the north bay. in fact, visibility down to a half-mile at times around napa and over into the east bay we've got some around oakland. othe

the great lakes through wisconsin, northern minnesota, also those aspen leaves get going really nice in colorado and through the rockies. as we go through the middle to the end of the month, it progresses farther to the south. early november, almost down into the southeast. enjoy those beautiful leaves in the adirondacks this weekend. already a portion of the northern great lakes. looks like we'll have a really nice forecast. that starts today. in the central plains, that's where we'll see a chance of rain, not just today, but into the weekend and maybe even some strong thunderstorms. >> thank you, bill. >>> now for some entertainment news. four films will be competing to take the top spot in the box office. joseph gordon lev visit's "don jon" will be going up against "baggage claim", "cloudy with a chance of meatballs 2" and "rush." >>> congrats to caylee cuoco who has gotten enjoined to ryan sweeting. >>> britney spears is back in fighting shape for vegas. >>> zack galifianakis felt honored to have justin bieber on his comedic talk show, especially during his meltdown. galifianakis

beginning about the al qaeda linked terrorists behind the nairobi mall attack from mogadishu to minnesotaind out more about the terrorists next door. >> after five months and 50 witnesses closing arguments under way in the michael jackson wrongful death trial. his mother and children asking for $1.5 billion. could they walk away empty-handed? >> announcer: keep it right here, america, >> announcer: from new york city, this is "nightline" with dan abrahams. >> good evening. thank you for joining us. to many the church of scientology is known as much for famous follower as it is for its famous or infamous controversies. and they don't take criticism lightly. when former sigh ycientologist remini made comments in a public forum it set the stage for a showdown between a powerful organization and one of its highest profile defectors. dan harris has the story. >> going through a personal big change for me and my family. >> reporter: in behind the scenes moments from dancing with the stars, leah remini wearing sweat pants and hair back, fires a shot across the bow of the controversial church of

we are loving this game here in minnesota. i'm telling you, maya gilbertson has been crushing the online app version, she's ready to come to new york city, sit in the money chair and win the millions on national tv prime time. let seize if maya is here. maya, are you ready? >> hi. >> you must be maya. >> that's me. >> i'm eric perkins, minneapolis-st. paul, we all know you qualified to be a line jumper. >> a long time ago. >> until the next phase of that would be? >> going to new york? >> it is so happening! [ screaming ] >> come on out, everybody have a party, let's have a party out here in shasta, minnesota. have you ever been to new york? >> no, no, i want to go. >> this is a whirlwind, we have to get you packed, you will be playing for millions of dollars. we're freaking out! we'll see maya tomorrow night, live television, on "the million second quiz." >> oh my god! [ applause ] >> ryan: i think you were surprised, looking forward to seeing her in just a matter of hours. she said her grandfather got her into trifia, i'm su

the game winner with five seconds to play, patriots win 23-21. >> minnesota and detroit, peterson inid season form on his first carry of the season, the vikings first play of the season, take a 7-0 lead. the lions didn't win a single game against an n.f.c. north opponent last year. bush going 77 yards with the swing pass start score, debuts with 109 total yards. >> the u.s. open title, williams was already beaten twice this year, but won in the final last year and had beaten up her opponents by 16-15 to get to sunday's final. they split the first two sets. serena blasted her way to a win to clinch her second straight u.s. open title and her 17t 17th grand slam. >> i felt the love. thank you so much for the support. it's an honor. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's an honor to play in new york. i guff all the glory and thanks to jehovah god for allowing me to have this. victoria, you played unbelievable. what a great match and great person and what an honor to play against you. thank you very much and thanks to everyone in that box over there that i love you all, thank you, thank you, th

and i see the senator from minnesota is here. my last observation on this is, i can tell you this -- if one of us represented a state government that opened and closed its doors or threatened to open and close its doors every single year, i can assure you that they would look to do business -- business would look to do business in some other state, not in the state of which we work, and that's what we're doing to the united states of america right now. we've got so much going for us. the innovators throughout the economy, innovating. natural gas is cheaper than it's ever been. we can build this economy if only washington or a few actors in washington would get out of the way. with that, i yield the floor. ms. klobuchar: mr. president? the presiding officer: the gentlelady from -- the senator from minnesota is recognized. ms. klobuchar: i can go by both names. thank you. mr. president, i would first like to acknowledge senator coons of delaware for his leadership and certainly senator mikulski, the powerful head of the appropriati

iowa and minnesota battling for the floyd of rose dale. second quarter, jake rudolph to damon powell. 74 yard touchdown. iowa twins 23-7, they've beaten minnesota 10 of the last 13. >> next saturday night ohio state and northwestern, we'll see you then. good looks or gres mileage. that'd be like somebody being large or in charge. and there are three ways to do this, my way, my way, my way!! do i make myself clear?! i like "and" better. yeah and is better, the twenty fourteen fusion hybrid. ford gives you hybrid fuel economy ana whole lot more. go further captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- inthe top story, the battle congress to prevent a government shutdown next week. a live look at the house floor right now. when is the last time you saw lawmakers working at 11:44 p.m. they'reurday night? continuing to debate a bill that would prevent a shutdown and implement parts of the health care law. the white house is said president obama would veto any bill that delays health care reform. richard reeve has been follow

they live in minnesota around the twin cities., the perpetrators of this barbaric act do not share our islamic values. and one community activist has worked for years to prevent al shabaab from recruiting in the area. mike toeben is live in minneapolis for us now. mike? >> reporter: and john, it's a unique situation where you have young people who are recruited and radicalized here in the united states, then sent abroad to engage in the violence. the recruiting is not all that different from american street gangs. the people who are targeted are generally poor. they didn't make it in america. oftentimes they come from broken home, single parents or no parents at all. the recruiter takes on the role of mentor, even father figure, and leads the individual down the path toward radical islam and ultimately violence. now, there are tens of thousands of somalis living in the twin cities area. from their ranks activists are rising up to combat the recruiters. >> so what we have been trying so hard is to get resources to engage these youn

we're starting to see a few spotty showers in places like minnesota.ut ahead of the core of this system, we have had some really warm air out there. that southerly flow has just warmed things up even into the 80s in some places. so you're going to see those temperatures drop as we get through today and tomorrow. today minneapolis we're in the '80s. awant to point out the east coast, a lot of 70s and 80s a gorgeous weekend ahead. for the midwest, you see those temperatures drop going from 80s to the 60s. more like fall, and a lot of people are saying we would like to get that little touch of fall. as it pulls out of the rockies anywhere from the dakotas to minnesota all the way down to texas there could be strong storms associated with this system. especially i would say texas northward into nebraska. if we had any severe weather wind would be the most likely threat. this is not the worst thing although you don't want as you start out the weekend, because a lot of these areas are dry or in drought stages. but as i said once you get away from system 1 an

he's the minnesota of this mcdonald's in mrez san ton.e wore a fas k and had a fake gun when he ropd hidz own restaurant last last month. says later police say he did the same thing at mcdonald's in san mateo only that time police followed his car and said they found evidence linking him to the crime. >> a sweatshirt, backpack and replica handgun we believe was used at the time. one of the witnesses thought he recognized the sus peekt's wies. . >> if the first time in five years, minimum wage workers would get a reyes. it would push the current $8 an hour pay to $9 by 2014 and then $20 by 2014. people are say tg current minimum wage just isn't kiting etc. bills, rent, stuff you have been to buy. >> o foents say the okdz is too fast for businesses to mand t. the legislature would you to fasz bill by friday. >>> he is really steamed about what he and others considered to be abuse of california's environmental laws. tonight there is a move to change the law. critics say ut's not blackmail but graen mail. >> it's nevers. >> another abuse of t

a big win last night against minnesota.ou can see some of the workers started to show up for a day's work here at o.co coliseum. the a's took on the minnesota twins yesterday blowing them out but the rangers pulled out a big win as well putting the host post season hopes off for one more day. they need to win one more or texas freeze to drop a game -- texas needs to drop a game. fans are saying they are confident that the a's will make it to the post season and they're hoping they'll make it a little further. >> i'm surprised they did good. this is two years in a row we've won the division. >> the final score is 9-1. >> not quite yet. today's game against the twins starts at 1:05 this afternoon. the rangers game starts at 11:00. a's fans will be watching both games. we'll be going in closer to o.co coliseum seeing if we can meet up with fans who are showing up early for today's game, maybe hoping to score some post season tickets. we will keep you updated about the a's and bring you all the information about the scores toni

. >> mohamed said the americans are of somali or arab origin and lived in minnesota and one other place. u.s. authorities are trying to confirm the information. white house deputy national security adviser ben rhodes said the u.s. has been concerned about efforts by al shabaab to recruit americans. fbi agents say there are reports that more than 40 young people from somalia exiled communities in minnesota and other states have traveled to somalia over the past few years. the agents say they went there without letting their families know. >>> deaths from a bombing at a church in northwestern pakistan on sunday have risen to 82. it's the country's worst-ever attack against christians. two suicide bombers blew themselves up amongst hundreds of worshippers at a church in person a wa. se sectarian violence has been rampant. but attacks against christians are rare in the predominantly muslim country. all nonmuslims are attacks to retaliate against u.s. drone strikes in pakistan. christians called for an end to the violence. they protested across the country in cities, including the capital is

minnesota wince 43-24 is your final. >>> ready for the big sunday action. jim harbaugh once mentored andrew luck at stanford. the pair helping to bring the program back to the national prominence, winning the orange bowl in 2011. now they're set to face off on sunday as luck is the leader of the colts. and the coach knows it's not going to be easy to stop the former number one pick. >> it's a big challenge. you know, it's the third week in a row we've faced a top-notch quarterback and our guys know the challenge, the task at hand and that's what the team is focusing on right now. the immediate task at hand, which is have a great practice today and put ourselves in a position to win on sunday. >>> got a scoring update for you. stanford is leegds arizona state 29-7 right now. we'll have those highlights coming up. as for texas, they are winning right now against kansas city. that game is in the top of the ninth inning. they're up 3-0. there's a chance that the oakland a's will celebrate tonight. >>> so it's tough, i would rather have the win tonight, tore it

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here are the temperatures i was talking about. 80s all the way up to parts of minnesota.tomorrow is going to be another warm one, and as we head to the southern edge of this, we have 90s in that forecast. so a lot of places in texas, in the 90s today. but also because of the stable air mass and the heat, for cities as dallas and the houston area, we have the air quality alerts that you're likely to see if the summer. so if you have to fill your car, do that in the evening hours. as we get to the rest of the country, a lot of this is very dry. the northeast, beautiful fall weather. you can't see it on the map, but the next system into the northwest could start pushing in as we get to later tomorrow. one other air that we have seen a little bit of rain in the last couple of days is in the southeast and the low pressure system has finally moved off. so a couple of isolated showers, but we're not inundated in places like florida like we were in the other chunk of the week. so a lot of rain and a good system. >> the largest diamond in the world will be up for sail in geneva. t

the a's go against the minnesota twins tomorrow at 1:00.in oakland. >> thank you, kimberly. >>> coming up, highlights from today's game at that rain-soaked coliseum and some interviews from the players. >>> team new zealand could clinch the america's cup. here's a look over the pavilion in san francisco tonight. quiet now. but tomorrow, thousands of people are expected to gather to watch what could be the final race. the weather today forced officials to cancel today's race. lawrence scott has been covering the race all summer long. he has the latest for us. >> reporter: the weather-related delays at the 34th america's cup are mounting. the race day, a complete wash when the cup could have been claimed. saturday's showers, accompanying a shift in wind direction. unable to reconfigure the race course, the decision was made to wait until late afternoon. with neither team wanting to make a change at match point. and thus, at 2:40 p.m., another race postponement. and in what is one of the longest america's cup regattas on record, it might be ne

ron gardenhire in minnesota, highly respected guy. if they really wanted to, they could probably go get mike scioscia from the angels. >> let's talk about some possible offseason moves with this roster. we know on paper they're pretty good, but do they have to make a tweak here and there? >> you don't want to break up the core of this team. that's what's going to keep this team winning. the dan haren spot in the rotation could be made a bit better. adam laroche isn't going to be here that much longer. you got to start to look at that position where you go forward. no, it's not going to be a major overhaul i don't think. >> the nationals kick off their final series of 2013 tonight out west in arizona. >>> a bizarre moment last night at the wnba playoff game. after getting into each other's faces all games phoenix's diana taurasi kisses minnesota's simoene augustus on the cheek. both players received technical foul. the two had been playing ball against each other since they were preteens. >>> a new library dedicated to the study of the