on to minnesota, black hawks to hold to it-0 game lead over minnesota wild. chicago defeated minnesota 4-1. they now hold a 2-0 lead over minnesota. >> much better over all over two periods. we were better over all and all areas and all. app. >> we have more if you look at the pace of a game. we have improved since last game. >> we are in a good spot, i felt in this game we are going into the right way. >> the series shifts to minnesota for two games. >> chicago cubs lost to the cardinals 5- 4. the the white sox defeated the indians 4-3, snapping a four game losing streak. stocks closed lower friday, all markets gained about 1% for the week. a team of the chinese researchers studied the outcome of thousands of games and say they have found a pattern that began to ease odds of winning the game rock, paper, scissors. players are now winning streak tended to stick with at the same choice, while those who switched lost more often. >> current temperature 44 degrees, high temperature today 64 degrees. >> note saucepot, but a couple of spots of construction, route 3

the blackhawks defeated minnesota 2-1. they can clinch the series in game 6 in minnesota. los angeles clippers owner apologizing for his comment that got him banned from the national basketball association. he has been banned for life. his fellow owners are expected to of the vote to force them to sell the team. >> the reason it's hard for me is that i'm wrong. i caused the problem. i do not know how to correct it. he also said his profound obeyed him into the things he said that. driver of the vehicle crashed into a building in englewood. it happened around midnight. they found a four year-old boy in the vehicle's passenger seat he was taken to children's hospital, the driver ran away. >> a 15 year-old boy shot and killed sunday afternoon in the west pullman and abroad. police and took another custody in hewitt, who may have hit the victim by accident while firing at a passing car. at least four other people have been killed in shootings across the city since friday afternoon. >> police looking for leads after an armed man tried to abduct a five year- old girl in bright a

day zero, go hour drive bloomington minnesota to st. cloud, minnesota. i've committed to maybe 31 days being away from home from my wife. i had a lot lot of second-guessing when i was driving, wondered if i could do this even if i wanted to do it for a full month. that was a little scary to start. i had a good experience on the first day with my friend and made me feel just really comfortable with the distinction i made. from there i website to the west until i got to the ocean. went south and essentially just returned headed east went through utah, colorado, nebraska, iowa until i got back to minnesota. that first leg took 31 days. i've met about 100 of my facebook friends. when i started i had 302 facebook friends. it's about a third of the friends i've met. it's an interesting thing,

the presiding officer: the senator from minnesota. ms. klobuchar: mr. president, i come to the senate floor today to honor the life of a truly remarkable man, a devoted husband, a loving father and grandfather, a dedicated friend and a true public servant. jim oberstar was a man of purpose and grit who never stopped fighting for the people of his district, the people of northeastern minnesota. his resilience was like the resilience of the people that he represented. he was one of those rare people who was just as comfortable in the aurora, minnesota, parade in khakis and tennis shoes as he was at the french embassy. one unique thing about jim oberstar was that he always broke into french at a moment's notice and he would literally speak french at the french embassy and paris, but he might also speak french at the aurora parade even though no one else there spoke french. whether he was biking the masabi trail or fishing on sturgeon lake or hanging out with some of his constituents at tom and jerry's bar in chisolm which is where he grew up, he always lov

i know the state of minnesota is working on that. i know the state of wisconsin is working in that and people all over the country, the federal government must play a role and we must protect our great lakes but we also must not forget our waterways. the wrda bill also advances critical flood protection projects, including the fargo-morehead, or as i call it being from minnesota, the morehead-fargo diversion project which will protect minnesota and north dakota from flooding caused by the red river of the north. i have seen firsthand how hard people in the red river work to prepare for a potential flood. you know what this is like in new jersey with your hurricanes, but i can tell you that in minnesota, we literally have to plan for it every single year. they literally have warehouses of people putting sand in bags, anticipating this flooding, and a number of years we nearly lost these two major cities. this is not the way to do this. as much as we love our volunteers, our seniors, our school kids and everyone else that had gathered

two games to one minnesota twins. a bit flat in this one scoreless in the third the wild cash in fontaine for the assist its one- a narrow. a few minutes later minnesota on a sticker of backhand making it 2-0. the blackhawks wake up but it's too late. the wild add two more to win 4-0. the lead the series still two games to one. >> to play the way we could we redound to goals to none. a little frustrating to understand why that is. but i guess that's part of the game plan. they want to take away our pace. >> i don't think it was the level that we can play at. i don't know why we didn't play our game well but it's frustrating. >> in baseball>konerko to its 14th he says goodbye to release. a huge night with a home run his course for its in the game. in the ninth denks drugs in a pair of runs. but when five-one. the white sox have taken the first two games of that series. back to you. >>u-s stocks end lower on tuesday. the dow fell 129 points. the nasdaq dropped 57. and the s-and-p lost 16. one of chicago's most popular h

an estimated 150 of them in minnesota. these are kids the american pediatric association says do this. these are kids who, you know, we know that kids who have deprivation have trauma. there's different kinds of deprivation. and we know it makes it harder for them to learn. it changes their brain chemistry to be under that much stress. so let's do it for these kids. the majority -- 56% of minnesotans who would be affected by an increase are women. nationwide, one in five working mothers would see a raise under this bill. one in five working mothers. and 6.8 million workers and their families would be lifted out of poverty. raising the minimum wage is good for working families, and it's good for the economy. it boosts economic activity and helps local businesses. a study from the federal reserve bank of chicago found that increasing the federal minimum wage to $10 an hour could boost g.d.p. by up to .3 percentage points. goldman sachs noted that based on their analysis of states that increased their minimum wage at the star

the chair recognizes the gentleman from minnesota. mr. kline: i rise today in strong support of the success and opportunity through quality charter schools act legislation that will support the growth and expansion of successful charter schools and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. kline: thank you, mr. chairman. for many children and their parents, charter schools are a beacon of hope for a better education and a better life. the schools are extraordinarily in demand. wait lists for charter schools have grun steadily in recent years with more than one million students' names on wait listers in 2013-2014 school year. charter schools have a proven track record of success, encouraging higher academic achievement in even the most troubled school districts. i recently had the opportunity visit two impressive charter schools in my home state of minnesota. at both schools, without objection -- without exception, students were engaged, excited and eager to learn. i know firsthand this is not a

the presiding officer: the senator from minnesota. ms. klobuchar: mr.resident, i come to the senate floor today to honor the life of a truly remarkable man, a devoted husband, a loving father and grandfather, a dedicated friend and a true public servant. jim oberstar was a man of purpose and grit who never stopped fighting for the people of his district, the people of northeastern minnesota. his resilience was like the resilience of the people that he represented. he was one of those rare people who was just as comfortable in the aurora, minnesota, parade in khakis and tennis shoes as he was at the french embassy. one unique thing about jim oberstar was that he always broke into french at a moment's notice and he would literally speak french at the french embassy and paris, but he might also speak french at the aurora parade even though no one else there spoke french. whether he was biking the masabi trail or fishing on sturgeon lake or hanging out with some of his constituents at tom and jerry's bar in chisolm which is where he grew up, he always loved

like a lot of folks do in minnesota.d you wait and when a deer comes by, you shoot and kill it. and it just seemed like that's what he did with these kids. >> but could they prove it? turns out the prosecutors had something they had never encountered in nearly half a century of combined april work. do you remember when you first listened to it? >> i do. and it knock eed me out. i've never been able to hear a murder occurring. >> byron smith recorded the break-in and shootings. investigators found this digital audio recorder on a book she feel in the basement. it captured more than six hours worth of audio that day. you ended up with a trove of information. his own words on tape. >> indeed, we did. >> here is byron smith shortly before the break-in, talking to himself. >> in your left eye. >> why would he say that? a half hour before anyone came over? well, when you go through the autopsy photographs, you see that he shot haile kifer in her left eye. >> he was planning where he was going to shoot an intruder? >> not just

he worked 1,500 feet underground in the means of ely, minnesota. he saved money in the coffee can in the basement so he could send my dad to college. my dad went to a community two-year college. he then went on to the university of minnesota, got his journalism degree and went from the coal mines in minnesota and went to get his journalism where he interviewed everyone from mike reagan to ginger rogers. my mom taught school until she was 70 years old. here i stand before you as a united states senator, the granddaughter of an iron ore miner, daughter of a teacher and newspaper man and first woman elected to this job from my state, and one thing i know for sure. it would not have been possible without education. it would not have been possible without my parents, my grandparents and my teachers who believed in me and who believed in the value of education. and i still remember getting into college, and i still remember that back then -- well, okay, i graduated from high school in 1978, and back then it was $10,000 a year to go to college where i wen

james, minnesota.w minneapolis is still 100 miles that way, but this storm now has intensity. it has rotation and it's all by itself. it is that meso cyclone. it's the super cell that we always dread looking at when especially when it comes to going toward a big town or big city. here's tim pearington from severe studios. he had a picture of this tornado on the ground a little bit ago. he had to move to get out of the way. we'll watch this event all night long for twryou. there will be multiple tornadoes on the ground. let me focus on what we have here. probably a wall cloud right through here. i don't see a tornado on the ground just yet. but if you want to hang with me, he's now getting very, very close. something else, i don't know if you can see this on television or not, but that right there is green. think about the top of an old coke bottle. you look at it and it's green. that's the hail. the hail core of the storm turns green. so if you see a storm you go, that doesn't look gray, that looks lik

thank you, minnesota! >> thank you, minnesota!such a great tool to get things out. >> it is so nice to see another loving couple finally get married. >> oh, no, we're not getting married. we're getting divorced. >> when you're laughing with people, you have a shared experience with them. and people that have shared experiences relax a little bit, they calm down, they feel closer to each other. when you feel closer and more connected, you're able to discuss things in a way that you wouldn't if you felt isolated. >> just because you can do something doesn't mean that you should. >> no, i disagree. we love each other and we want to start our life together. >> at the brace new workshop, we want you laughing in the theater and discussing or arguing on the way home. >> i think we're unique in that we have comedy, but it's comedy that has a point. there's always a reason why we're doing a sketch here and that's been the tradition since 1958. >> my first performance was as an infant in the grand parade of the russell brothers circus. my f

the entertainment use allows a variety of use like bowling alleys and minnesota it is your golf course to add another activity seeking the privilege of transferring liquor licenses and the other is defined in the planning code it provides the clarify for future determinations and the proposed modification is exuding wide activities and finally again staff is a rem that modification of the liquor licenses are allowed to be transferred and it's stating a current planning department practice that concludes my presentation. and i'm available for questions thank you >> thank you. >> any public comment on that item? okay seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner antonini >> i have a question i'm supportive but i have a questdet doesn't specify whatever liquor licenses a 37 or 42 lastly it's in accumulation with the bona fide eating places. >> yes. >> i'll move to recommend with staff conditions. >> second. >> could i please talk through a little bit more what other entertainment my entail whether or not increase unat the end consequences. >> of entertainment use to include the recr

but biggest threat right here southwestern minnesota.his is where the storms are all by themselves. they're called super cells. they go all by themselves. they spin if they want. to and that's what we've seen with the past several hours with a cell here not that far from chanhason moving up towards eden prairie. notice they're not lined up like we like them, because that makes them die. sure they'll make wind if they're lined up, but they can't really make big tornadoes. we'll catch them to see if anything else happens with these. the other area is farther to the south here, and that's going to be into des moines there is a cell developing just to the south of des moines. warned on wit a severe thunderstorm warning. but it could also begin to rotate there. notice how there is just one little, two little, all by themselves. and des moines, i want you to pay attention to this cell to your southwest, moving your way. erin? >> chad, so when you're talk about the -- i know we saw pretty dramatic footage of some of the storms that had touched

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at least one tornado touching down in minnesota.lorida mansion belonging to a top tennis player going up in flames after an explosion. four bodies were found inside the ashes and the mystery tonight is deepening. dear sun, meet your biggest competitor: philips slimstyle led bulb. beautiful quality light with a slim design, at a slim price. that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. >>> let's get the latest on our breaking news tonight. one confirmed touching down near st. james, minnesota, and the powerful storm rips through with nearly 47 million people in its path. chad myers is live with video. is there a chance there could be more in that area? >> i do believe so. there is one more

cleanup is under way from texas to minnesota. more severe weather.ore rain and strong winds again today in the midwest. >>> and four days after the accident that injured aerial performer, the circus resumed its performances. the ringling brothers and barnum & bailey circle was show went on yesterday without the controversial aerial act. >>> veterans affairs secretary eric shinseki has ordered a nationwide audit across the country that care for millions of veterans. that's after claims that 40 veterans died waiting for care at a clinic in phoenix. wyatt andrews reports. >> reporter: troy burmish is a veteran of iraq and a former v.a. hospital work never phoenix. he told a cbs affiliate thousands have waited for more than a year for care, but the hospital has used a secret list to hide those delays. >> and now because they want to look good for d.c. or their supervisors or whatever the case may be, now we've lost the lives of 40 veteran because somebody wanted to have a good report. >> reporter: and it's not just phoenix. whistle blowers and investigat

kline of minnesota. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 576, the gentleman from minnesota, mr. kline, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. he house will come to order. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from minnesota. mr. kline: mr. chairman, i rise in support of the manager's amendment which makes important changes to the bill to support the growth of high-performing charter schools. charter schools have choice and flexibility in education, reform-minded states and school districts have embraced this innovative educational model to transform underperforming traditional public school. it improves charter school programs and the underlying bill by clarifying the grant award language to make sure it is used for intended purposes. it adds quality authorizing provisions to include looking at school nutrition rates and ask states to discipline practices to promote student retention. mr. chairman, the act is an important piece of legislation that will streamline and modernize the charter school program to startup and republically occasion of high quality schools

>> hot dish is a big thing in minnesota. thought it was a good way to get the delegation together in a fun, friendly way. >> reporter: it's another chance to remind people of his roots. kevin papp, president of the minnesota farm bureau, says voters have noticed. six years ago, members of his group endorsed franken's opponent. >> senator franken was on my farm two years ago and combined five acres for me. >> reporter: how was he? >> he was great. >> i did corn harvesting. you go in a straight line. it's pretty easy. >> reporter: it's all part of franken's life on this side of politics. >> i enjoyed my other career. this is a great job. it's a great job. it's also great to make people laugh. >> reporter: if he wins in november, he'll get the last laugh. his transition from comedian to senator fully complete. for "this week." jeff zeleny, abc news, good thunder, minnesota. >>> and coming up, has the tide turned in the death penalty debate? >>> what happens if donald sterling fights to keep the clippers? >>> and the all-access

hats off to this hockey player from minnesota.d an injury that forced him to be paralyzed. he asked espn's michelle beetle to go to prom. she stepped up o the plate. she did it. she went to the prom. went to dinner with the family. he says it was the time of his life. and they had a fantastic time. they looked great together, too. >> good for them. >> right on with that. >> so unlike bill. >> you're the debbie downer. but you have a pretty good story today. no charts involved. >> no charts. so this is very interesting. so basically, how you get from one place to another in an urban environment. so there's a guy here -- you have to watch this -- who dresses up as spiderman. no special effects here. it looks like he's drusing a dre through a camera. >> are you sure that's real? >> it's the real spiderman? >> not the real spiderman. but he's doing all the stunts with no specific effects at all. >> that is pretty awesome. i wonder who is shooting that. we'll go from spiderman to a selfie who went wrong. why are you taking a selfie wit

. >>> severe weather from texas to minnesota, twisters touching down, major damage left in the wake, and some major flooding. so what's ahead for your weekend? >>> fighting back, a new audiotape surfaces of donald sterling making new claims. >>> plus, a multibillion dollar deal for apple and dr. dre's beats and who is the most admired first lady. it is friday, may 9th. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning, everyone. happy friday to you. i'm betty nguyen. secretary of veterans affairs eric shinseki has been called to testify before congress. it stems from allegations of mistreatment at va hospital in phoenix where as many as 40 veterans reportedly died while waiting for medical treatment. and now a house committee has vetted to subpoena all e-mail and correspondents related to that va hospital and a possible cover-up. let's bring in tracie potts from washington. good morning to you. what happens if the subpoenas come up empty? >> reporter: they're probably going to dig deeper. lawmakers believe the answer is in there somewhere. what may be thousands of pages of documents t

three tornados at minnesota, to tornadoes hit colorado. there has been damaged from the storms but no injuries. >> teenager has been charged with robbing two women at gunpoint in the southwest suburbs. >> it is in custody and only linked to one armed robbery at this point, but there are three other recent cases described a similar suspect. the 18 year-old was are rested and by an officer and noticed he massed suspect's description. >> that makes you think about where you park at night. >> yes just be more cautious when we are out here. >> police are not saying whether he is also a suspect in three other recent robberies. in one case a woman was robbed at knifepoint. he faces a felony counts of armed robbery and is due in court later today. members of american military are rise in nigeria to help find hundreds of kidnapped girls. >> the kidnapping of hundreds of schoolgirls as leaders all over the world looking for a way to find the girls and stop the problem. >> the images have captured public attention, about extremism and far away places

timberwolves forward kevin love says he wants out of minnesota and the warriors are reportedly one of the teams interested in his services. love has one year left on his deal in minnesota but says he will walk once his contract is up so it would be wise for t'wolves to trade him the lakers are also interested in the 3-time all-star but the warriors have more to offerincluding david lee and klay thompson here's warriors insider ric bucher on sports night live last night sot: ric bucher tag: love averaged 26 points, 12.5 rebs per game last year nba charges sterling the nba has begun the process of forcing embattled l.a. clippers owner donald sterling into selling his team by charging him with "damaging the league" with his racist comments. they have set a hearing for june 3 in new yorkand shortly thereafter owners will vote on whether or not he must sell his teamif 75% of the 29 other owners vote him out, then he will forced to sell the clippers of course sterling plans to appealso it could take quite some time california chrome the kentucky derby and preakness winner california chrome

ellison of minnesota. at the end of the bill before the short title insert the physical lowing. section, none of the funds made available in this act may be used in contravention of any of the following -- mr. ellison: i ask unanimous consent that the amendment be considered as read. he chair: without objection. r. wolf: we understand the amendment says you must follow the law and we accept the amendment. mr. ellison: the chairman has accepted the amendment. the chair: pursuant to thed orer of the house of today the gentleman from minnesota, mr. ellison and a member opposed each could control five minutes. the question -- does the gentleman yield back in mr. ellison: yes, i do. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from minnesota. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> i have an amendment at the des

. >>> a woman in minnesota, first grade teacher, peggy bennett, has a way to inspire kids to read. she brings in her dog, a shiloh shepherd. and the dog's name is colter. she taught colter how to read. she puts sit and stay on cards and he learned to recognize the words. so she holds up the cards. see if you can read it. >> let's try this one. >> good job! >> she said she trained him. he got it in two days. they started with verbal commands and he started to recognize the shapes of the letters and he listens. >> wow. first grader wasn't getting reading and the dog was, i might never read again. >> i don't know if i would be interested in reading if there was a dog brought in as my inspiration. >> a dog can do it. >> i would want a dog that can read.

patrick tyler's is managing director at madison dearborn partners in chicago illinois and former minnesota vikings. okay. i could not stop. before i recognize you to provide your testimony let me briefly remind everyone of the five men and lighting system. been the system is pretty straightforward. when i recognize you, you will have five minutes to give testimony. the light will be green. after four minutes they will turn yellow. i would hope that you would be looking to wrapping up the testimony when it turns red please wrap up as expeditiously as you can.

she dprad waited from rogers high school in minnesota as their valedictorian. she is also senior class president and the captain of her volleyball teevment team. she doesn't lack motivation when it comes to school. both of joelle's parents were teachers. she comes from a long line going back six generations but a couple of years ago joelle's mom casey made the difficult decision to quit her job as a teacher to go to work in the private sector where she would get more money so she could help send her four kids to college. among the fifth grade classes in her school district, mrs. stengler's students showed some of the highest rates of improvements on test scores. we lost a great teacher because of how expensive postsecondary education is. and not only that, even with her mom's sacrifice joelle, who is only in her second year of college already has $12,000 in student loans and she estimates her total debt will be around $30,000 by the time she graduates. again, that is even with her mom leaving the job she loves the job really as a society we would want her to be

the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from minnesota yields back. the gentlewoman from wyoming reserves. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mrs. maloney: now, my colleagues, this bill as we all know, if you read it, will not cost taxpayers one single dime. it will not cost taxpayers one single cent. it didn't cost it in the past, it doesn't today. and it will not in the future use any federal funding. it is written into the legislation. and, and the commission is not at all about determining the content of the museum. that part would come much later if the recommendations were approved by this body. the content would be determined in the future by professional cure rators that would kron -- cureators that would chronicle the history of this great country and great women that are part of it. the commission would have 18 months to prepare and submit their recommendations to congress, and then congress, this body, would have the final say. so if congress decides favorably, then and only then would a second bill be needed to support the museum

. >>> right now, a minnesota teen is under arrest accused of plotting a terrifying attack on his own school. >> by doing the right thing, unimaginable tragedy has been avoided. >> police say that the student was armed and organize and ready to attack in less than two weeks, and the tip that led to the arrest. >>> and today, marchers will be demanding the arrest of those who kidnapped young girls. the outrage that has spread the globe. and now this -- >>> this is almost like it happened in slow motion. shock video capturing the moment that the landslide swallow iing the cars and a road in baltimore, and now the investigation as to how it happened is under way, and one of stories around the nation. and joining our conversation on twitter, and you will find it on news nation. ows 2 in 1. it has exactly what i need for half of what i thought i'd pay. and i don't need to be online for it to work. it runs office, so i can do schedules and budgets and even menu changes. but it's fun, too -- with touch, and tons of great apps for stuff like music, 'cause a good playlist is good for business.

james, minnesota. that system brought thunderstorms to dallas and three inches of rain. five children had to be rescued from a creek. in colorado, the storms triggered tornadoes and hail two inches deep. eric fisher is chief meteorologist at our boston station wbz. he is tracking these storms tonight. eric. >> jeff, good evening. quite a few storms on the map. farther north than we've been dealing with so far this spring, from minnesota reaching down to kansas, the most pressing right now, a confirmed tornado moving to the minneapolis area. certainly dealing with the threat of tornadoes, very large hail in all of these storms and also some very damaging gusty winds. we have tornado watches in yellow here, a whole line of watches from minnesota down into kansas. and in the dallas area, we had significant flooding, flash flooding, gusty wind, even unconfirmed reports of a tornado that moved through the dallas- fort worth area. a big line of storms about 1,000 miles long. we're talking around the twin cities into des moines, the gusty winds, and isolated tornadoes, plus a b

>> football lii in 2018 will be played in minnesota. congratulations. >> minnesota! so excited about aminnesota in february. >> bundle up. >> fantastic. all that stuff we had for sochi, you know, for the cold, we can break out for. this minneapolis beat out indianapolis and new orleans for this honor. the game will be played in the new vikings stadium that is currently under construction. but, yeah. so 2018. >> the game is fine. a lot of people travel. there it is minnesota in the middle of winter. >> it's not as sexy as new orleans could be. to baseball now, yankees visiting the cubs. tanaka started the season 6-0. his luck ran out last night. 'loud a career high four runs in six innings, notching his first mlb loss after a 6-1 cubs victory. my sister was at that game last night. she on one of the roof top bars. >> who is she rooting for? >> she's an orioles fan so she was probably just drinking. >> we go to the miners. it started with an argument between albuquerque teammates miguel olivio. he has to be restrained before and after charging alex ferero. things escal

>>plus -- police charge a minnesota teenager with planning to carry out a school massacre. we'll have details. and -- prince william and his newly-single brother, harry, w'g story out of south korea. two subway trains collided in seoul... and at least 70 people are injured. it appears, one train had stopped near a station in eastern seoul when the second train rear-ended it. we'll have more details as they become available. a 17-year-old is jailed in minnesota, and facing charges of plotting a deadly massacre at school. police in the town of waseka say john la due built six bombs, and had a cache of guns and ammunition at a storage facility. someone spotted him entering the facility, acting suspiciously. police were called, and they arrested la due, and recovered the weaponry. they say he admitted that he planned to kill his family... start a fire to distract the police... go to his local junior and senior high school... kill a school official... then kill as many others as he could, before *he was killed. instead, he'll face charges. >> screams that is amateur video showin

the nfl announced minnesota as the host site for the 2018 super bowl. why?ll, the vikings are building a $1 billion stadium that should be ready in 2016. now, of course, they beat out indianapolis and new orleans for the right to host the most watched event on television. new orleans, by the way, was 10 for 10 going into this in terms of getting super bowls. they didn't pay their light bill last time, so they didn't get it. indianapolis, rated the highest ever for super bowl experience. they hosted a super bowl a couple years ago. minnesota built a new stadium. >> see this smile? it's been on since last night. i reacted the same way they did in the video. i saw that news and i jumped up screaming. no one was there to celebrate with me. >> it made me uncomfortable. the squealing was odd, i have to say. >> it's the closest the minnesota vikings are ever going to get to a super bowl. >> so not true. i think it's not going to be a blizzard. it's not going to be that cold. >> they have a roof, so it doesn't matter. >> doesn't matter. >> we are always that excited

the series shifts to minnesota on tuesday and next friday. game five, if necessary, is back in chicago on sunday the eleventh. here's the rest of the morning sports. >> good morning. we thought the bulls would still be alive based on their regular-season wins but they were an easy out against washington. it will be a lively summer as the reshape their roster. players were packing up on wednesday after the game tuesday. rest assured that booz er is on his way out although he did not want top credit after game 5 or yesterday. augustine on the fence along with heinrich. if they don't return it will be their choice. >> i will always be a chicago bull no matter what happens. we've always had a great relationship with my teammates who are coming back and the organization. there's lots of history. >> it's a business. they definitely gave me the opportunity i owe them a lot. it's not always about the money is what you feel comfortable with the way you fit in. i want to be here. >> cubs and reds in cincinnati game to in the very first inning anthony r

the hawks win taking down minnesota. that is morning sports. >>a couple other sports notes -- the cubs lost to the cardinals in the 12-th inning, 3-to-4. and the oakland a's destroyed the white sox, zero-to-11. we'll have highlights in the next hour. u-s stocks ended mixed tuesday. the dow and s-and-p ended at record highs for the second straight day. the nasdaq finished lower. mariano's grocery store is expanding to chicago's bronzeville neighborhood. mayor emanuel will join the c- e-o of mariano's to make the announcement later today. the new grocery store will be built at 39th and king drive. construction is expected to begin next year. city hall says the new store will bring jobs and expand access to healthy food to the area. forget watching a movie at home or in the theatre ... the hot, new trend is to put on your bathing suit and watch a movie in a hot tub! the *hot tub cinema just opened in new york city. tickets are selling out -- there are 17-hundred people on a waiting list. the movie costs 65-dollars -- which includes an open bar...

thank you for remembering our vikings. >> minnesota proud, both of us.see you. hope to see you soon. >> thanks, gretchen. >>> how much porn is absolutely a-okay at work? turns out when you work at one government agency, you can watch it and even get bonuses. we're going to tell you more about that outrageous story coming up. >> quite frankly, how much pornography would it take for an epa employee to lose their job? >> the golden state also looking into some new safety measures to protect its most vulnerable residents. >>> and one of the best basketball players in the nba giving his mom the very best mother's day gift. that brings us to our facebook question of the day. did you get anything for mother's day yet? tweet me @gretchencarlson. we'll read your comments at the end of the show. bulldog: oh boy! mattress discounters memorial day sale! what's this? a queen-size sealy gel memory foam mattress for just $497? mattress discounters has the largest selection of memory foam mattresses under one roof! comforpedic... icomfort... optimum... and wow! four yea

the senator from minnesota. ms. klobuchar: mr. president, i appreciate hearing senator lee's objection, but i truly believe this is an issue that has been delayed for too long. the bill passed the judiciary committee by voice vote last june, yet businesses, communities and individuals continue to be victimized, and this is a bipartisan bill, mr. president. this is legislation that has been introduced with senator graham of south carolina, with senator hoeven of north carolina, two republicans as well as senator schumer and senator coons. as i noted, it passed the judiciary committee but we still have objections on the other side, people that are holding this bill up. at the same time metal theft continues to rise across the country, and this bill does not create the kind of burdens that my friend mentioned. this bill is very narrow. the only crime that it creates for a federal crime is a crime of theft of critical infrastructure. critical infrastructure, something that could threaten the national security, and this is not a far re

the economy is booming in minnesota whereas wisconsin is struggling. what do you make of that?ight. it's because we're spending our time on all these, you know, extreme policies that really have nothing to do with what matters to individuals, which is making sure that he keeps his promise that he said, 250,000 jobs. at least three-fourths of wisconsinites are concerned he hasn't kept that promise. instead, doing things like voter i.d. legislation, you know, racist mascot legislation. we've been doing things to address issues that are not frankly the concerns. and i can't tell you why. we're doing things like tweaking away at people's voting rights with changing so many election laws. and i know in the end 54% of individuals say maybe that they feel that wisconsin is on the right track, but it's because they don't know that walk are has also deviated from the facts when he tells us that we balanced our budget. mark pocan is someone who was a former co-chair of our finance committee. he can speak about how the governor has taken our daily, you know, finances, he put that on the c

and as of january 2017, antibacteria soaps will not be sold in minnesota.t being said, could you go soap free for a month and what are the alternatives. we'll talk to julia scott who detailed her experience. and i want to get your experience in the trial and it was your attention to go soap free for a month, why? >> soap free and sham pee and teed onnerant free. i think it got crazy. because i believe in immersive journalism. i came across the company in cam bridge, massachusetts that is now selling a pro biotic body spray for your skin makes your skin feel healthier and hydrated by using live bacteria and i thought i could either report on this like i normally do or try it out. >> so what happened? >> well, what happened was my hair got greasy because i was not using shampoo and three month water rinse showered and followed by spraying myself with the bacteria and my skin did grow hydrated and my, hormonally brake outs cleared up. i can't attribute that to the product, first it is it a fact that didn't use soap on my face for the first time in my life, but

to be open about it, and the university of minnesota president wants to make the salaries more publicer, thank you very much. food for thought. thank you. we'll be right back with gut check. passenger: you've got to be kidding me. driver: this is good. woman: vamanos. driver & passenger: vamanos. woman: gracias. driver & passenger: gracias. passenger: trece horas en el carro sin parar y no traes musica. driver: mira entra y comprame unas papitas. vo: get up to 795 miles per tank in the tdi clean diesel. the volkswagen passat. recipient of the j.d. power appeal award, two years in a row. (music) defiance is in our bones. defiance never grows old. citracal maximum. calcium citrate plus d. highly soluble, easily absorbed. when folks think about wthey think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, peop

authorities uncover a minnesota teen's elaborate plot for a columbine style massacre. >>> critical moments. a new report reveals how much time was lost before anyone realized malaysian airlines flight 370 was missing. >>> swallowed up. a blolock of one city gets swallowed up whole. what may have caused it. >>> plus, preparings under way for the most exciting two minutes in sports. >>> a baseball rain delay, shall we call it. not one you might think of. >>> it is friday, may 2nd. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm richard lui. we start with a 17-year-old who admired the columbine killings and had a plot to carry out something similar. but thanks to a phone call, he's in custody this morning facing ten attempted murder and explosive counts. here is pete williams. >> reporter: the police chief in minnesota, 80 miles south of minneapolis, says an unimaginable tragedy has been prevented by the accidental discovery of this plot. a 17-year-old student, john david ladew has been charged with attempted murder. police say he planned to shoot his sister and his parents, then set of

gate park with the family day this is our 10 years of doing it we've done six event in the fillmore minnesota park we're here now under the public-private partnership and asking how can the community a businessman a partner with rec and park we have great staff fretting i didn't that cleans up up our minnesota park we want to make it a partnership in agreement we don't have to fill out the applications over and over again, i see you have an open space consulting committee but it's a genuine partnership we're looking for under the budget crisis we all understand we'll help to raise the money but we really want to make something significant and you know, i started a program last year as you guys get act out of play i've got one called get fit definitely rec and park is the place to be doing swimming added hampton we have unique parks in our neighborhood. we're satisfied you know we understand that kimble whole thing to the - we have hayward playground trying to see what we can get the community to understand we have unique parks and want to be unique in the partnership with the rec and park as

too much traffic in front of bergawa a minnesota goalie rejects one goal by patrick. pace gets the pass. that's all minnesota needed. >>> and the new york rangers are facing elimination at home against pittsburgh. haglen's pass is deflected and gets it back. and fires back flurry. 2-0 new york in the first period. then in the second the rangers have their lead. they rush the goal and practically mug flurry. and brusard stays with it and crawls over the goalie to get the score. they'll decide it with game seven in pittsburgh on tuesday. that's it for this late sunday night edition of sports wrap. stay tuned for legends of the bay. have a good week. >> i saw that earlier today. really great. >> get another shot at it right now. >> thank you. >> sure. >> thank you for joining ktvu news. >> join us at 4:30 a.m. for all the overnight news. as we've been telling you warmer temperatures are on the way and the real head up is going to come on tuesday. >> and excessive heat up is coming in and then temperatures in the 90s. >> get ready indeed. we'll be updating our facebook he