dakota war to remove the dakota from minnesota.t's really tragically ironic is that this place, which for many is seen as a place of birth of their people is also a place of their confinement in a concentration camp and expulsion and genocide. it's important when you think about the story and the history of this region that you think beyond the walls of fort snelling. we try to push people to think more about what does it mean when all these cultures came together? what perspectives did they have on these historic events? you could look at a single event from multiple angles and multiple perspectives. that helps us think about the world we live in today how can we see things through someone else's eyes. how can we be more understanding of multiple perspectives? so you can look at the fort in multiple ways. you can look at it as the expansion of the the pioneer spirit moving west conquering the wilderness. or you could look at it as a place of interment for the dakota that we are here because of the u.s. dakota war of 1862. you coul

hour. >> a moose hunt of sorts is set to begin soon in minnesota.because all across north america, the moose populations are plummeting. scientists really aren't sure why but last year they did find some clues. "america tonight's" adam may took on the cold truth with researchers trying to save a majestic and critical species. >> it's a race against time to save the moose in northern minnesota. the population rapidly moving from endangered to near extinction in this part of the country. >> if we continue at this trajectory we'll be out of moose in 2025. >> so the caller said 36. >> reporter: biologist michel carston season carstonson, the study largest of its kind anywhere in the world. >> spotters there. >> reporter: first, the moose is darted with a tranquilizer from the air. then a team of researchers get up close to take medical samples. so behind me right now what the research team is doing is they're actually taking blood samples from this cow. they have also taken hair samples and they're measuring the entire animal for their research. >> the

so i decided to write a letter to the senator out in minnesota.ned my story in the letter. and asked for their help. it had been two whole years of waiting for them to charge victor. i thought that it was possible it would never get filed. after months, the local news in minnesota contacted me through an e-mail and said he heard about the story and wanted to see if he could help with some media, if it wouldn't help get the case rolling. >> to his followers, victor barnard is a spiritual leader, but the pine county sheriff calls him a pedophile, plain and simple. and the ones who finally had the courage to come forward may have been his youngest victims. >> and it seemed after that aired everyone seemed to be making it like a really big deal. >> good evening. i'm nancy grace. i want to thank you for being with us. bombshell tonight, how did this happen? >> there are so many aspects to this story, nancy. >> these parents, they have to be on another planet. >> it took two years to bring charges. >> this is a perfect case for prosecution. >> they went

this is going to hurt minnesota. this is why the steel workers are against it the united steel workers. manufacturing creates eight times as much jobs. yeah, if you export a natural resource the people who produce that natural resource benefit, but it doesn't do anything like the kind of -- create the kind of jobs that we in minnesota have created because of this technology that we -- the taxpayers in minnesota helped to promote. so i just want this perspective. and going forward, and i know my time's up. but i've been here a little longer than senator kapito. i just want going forward for members when they talk about this natural gas renaissance, to understand where this came from. aside from this subject on natural gas, when we're talking about renewable energy when we're talking about all energy let's understand the role that research basic research, and applied research have played in our nation in making sure that we are energy independent. thank you. >> thank you senator franken. turning to senator cassie. let

one minnesota brewer is now getting ready to open a second brewery after fighting hard two years ago to get the law in that state changed. >> there was a pretty small change, but it's still a big piece of legislation that's made it a big difference for us. it's good for the state. it's good for business. it's good for minnasotans, so why wouldn't we want to do it. >> omar, the founder of a brewery in minnesota, has plans in mind for expanding his business. >> we never thought we would experience this type of success. it's been fantastic. >> the beer is so popular there's a waiting list for new customers. with so much demand, omar had to focus on increasing his supply. he decided to open a second location. simple, right? well, not in this case. because of this decision omar had to become the driving force behind a change in state law. >> minnesota is one of those states where you could not sell someone a glass of beer at a production brewery. >> in other words, he could sell beer in bars restaurants, and liquor stores, but that was about it. >> when someone comes in for a tour, we giv

dakota war to remove the dakota from minnesota.'s really tragically ironic is that this place, which for many is seen as a place of birth of their people is also a place of their confinement in a concentration camp and expulsion and genocide. it's important when you think about the story and the history of this region that you think beyond the walls of fort snelling. we try to push people to think more about what does it mean when all these cultures came together? what perspectives did they have on these historic events? you could look at a single event from multiple angles and multiple perspectives. that helps us think about the world we live in today how can we see things through someone else's eyes. how can we be more understanding of multiple perspectives? so you can look at the fort in multiple ways. you can look at it as the expansion of the the pioneer spirit moving west conquering the wilderness. or you could look at it as a place of interment for the dakota that we are here because of the u.s. dakota war of 1862. you could

i think it might be a little warmer in arizona, but we welcome everyone to minnesota. >> thank you so much. thank you. >> the unemployment rate has fallen to 5.6%. on the next washington journal "new york times" economics correspondent neil irwin on what it means for the economy. and then the latest in the paris terror attacks, with the national journals, james kitfield, and the report released by the centers for disease control, shows alcohol poisoning kills more than six people each stay in the u.s. the cdc's dr. bob brewer joins us washington journal airs live every morning at 7:00 eastern. p and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. >> here are some of our featured programs. on cspan 2, saturday night at 10:00, cass sunstein on group decision making, and sunday afternoon at 1:00, we talk with recently published professors and johns hopkins university. and the u.s. government's efforts to cure malaria on world war ii. lectures and history. anderson conversation professor bryan dishingrk, using abraham lincoln's life to expoesz ---and sunday afternoon at 4:30, birth

well -- >> you'd rather have me go to minnesota? >> yeah. you'll 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. 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. when i feed -- i don't know when i feed the mods, it's

the terps beat minnesota 70-58, now 2 and 0 in the big 10 conference. minnesota becoming a very tough place to play these days. >> i think we were just excited. the building was buzzing, it was our first big 10 home game. the guy is nervous, i thought we were a little bit nervous because of it. we gained confidence. i just kept saying we have to keep getting better. >> 25th ranked georgetown looking to bounce back, hosting creighton, first half. creighton turns the ball over here georgetown on the run, smith, rivera takes it himself. nice finish gets the foul. hoyas within one, georgetown, on the break again, kicks over to trey campbell. hoyas take the lead later, second half georgetown up by five. peak driving the lane here somehow gets this shot to go georgetown on top of creighton right now in the second half. mike lonigan and gw visiting a-10 rifle st. joseph. big off the gw miss. kevin larsen watch this junior here strong slam there with 15 points in the game. gw up by 20 st. joe battling back seconds left in the game chris wilson gets to the rack

i now would like to turn to the gentleman from minnesota, representative emer from minnesota's sixth congressional district a member of the house foreign affairs committee on africa, global health, global human rights and international organizations and the western hemisphere. as part of his responsibility through his committee work he, works closely with the committee to oversee federal agencies, from n.g.o.'s, to discuss and improve responses to human trafficng. i yield four minutes to the representative from minnesota. mr. 'emer: i thank my colleagues -- mr., emmer: -- mr. emmer: boe co-ha ram kidnapped hundreds of girls with an intent to sell them into slavery. this sparked outrage but a distracted world turned their attention and backs on these young women. we are in the midst of a global crisis. on every continent and in every nation, millions of human beings are sold and enslaved forced into labor and prostitution against their will. in the united states alone, hundreds of thousands are trafficked by transnational drug cartels and criminal organizations. the justice department

i want to acknowledge representatives here from minnesota.go which is the country's largest private company is one of the sponsors here and one of the reasons minnesota-based companies that are in employment in our state is down to 3.7%. why is that? it's a lot because of exports. it's a lot because of agriculture production. we are number three for sweet corn, number two for hogs and number one for turkeys. if fact to remember for the weekend. i have spent my day hearing people complaining about the weather in washington today. i think it's 20 date degrees. tomorrow in minnesota is going to be 33 degrees below windchill so the minnesotans are here to bask in the sun. we think it's very warm here. i also appreciate all the work that's gone on with the administration and all the businesses and agricultural interests as for so long have been advocating for change in policy. i can tell you i see the strength of exports in our state state. i sought throughout the downturn where we kept her head above water and it was a lot because of the fact tha

it's called it's so cold in minnesota minnesota dot dot dot. >> he freezes the trampoline. >> the first layer is frozen. we'll add a second layer of ice. >> why is he outside? it's negative 2. >> he can create an awesome youtube video. this has 50,000 views already. it was just recently posted. watch this. >> cool. >> and in slow motion. >> he not only does cool videos he is also a principal at the hope academy student center which caters to inner city students. >> you better feel like a special girl when your man, your boyfriend takes you out because he is a pilot. kind of cool. this girl her boyfriend decided to take her on a flight in florida. looks like a pretty day. he gets cleared for take-off and there they go. >> sweet newer plane, all the fancy gear. >> gopros everywhere. getting a view out of that main window. >> sunglasses on. he's winning the day. >> watch what happens when they're up in the air right about here. >> seems like the engine fails and they start falling in the sky. >> their butts came up out of the seats. >> roller coaster ride. >> fortunately, he's a pro. i've

this does minnesota no good whatsoever. the eia just says this will increase the price of natural gas. this is going to increase the price of electricity to every minnesotan. of heat to minnesotan. the cost of operations to every minnesota manufacturer. this does my state no good whatsoever. now, i would appreciate it if those from the other states who will benefit -- the benefits of this, the jobs the gdp growth and the jobs will be very concentrated bisector and region. mr. durbin, you represent the natural gas producers. i would venture to say that your sector will benefit from it the most? >> we certainly are benefiting from it senator. but i would say the entire nation is benefiting from it, senator. you didn't have the evolution, you didn't have the production and the prices where they are and so you won't have the prices where they are. >> so you don't have the taxpayers of minnesota. >> and when you have the dee's and the roll -- >> i only have a little bit of time, sir. the point is there is no benefit for the peop

. >> reporter: the president pointed to a minnesota woman seated next to michelle oe -- obama who he says still shows

remember at least it's not minnesota. live in the district i'm mola lenghi for wusa9. >> hope that hat's working for you there. >>> president obama says he wants to make community college as universal as high school and he's proposed a rather ambitious plan. tomorrow in tennessee he's expected to announce his proposal which is to provide two years of free community colleges for american workers. the big question, how much will it cost and who is paying for it? the white house said he will give more details at the state of the union, but the figures come to $70 billion a year and it would have to be approved by the republican controlled congress. the spokesman for house speaker john boehner said with no details or information on cost this seems more like a talking point than plan. we posed this concept to our neighbor friends and boy, did a bunch of -- facebook friends and boy, did a bunch of you sound off. wes taylor says just another redistribution of wealth schemes, free to freeloaders while the poor working folks pay f

jack and henry costs more than their mortgage, and almost as much as a year at the university of minnesota.

congressman keith ellison of the fifth district of minnesota. congressman hank johnson of the fourth district of georgia. congressman andre carson of the 7th district of indiana who is also the second vice-chair of the congressional black caucus. representative donna edwards of

whether i'm in california or connecticut, montreal or minnesota, the story of south carolina's success is front and center. everywhere we go there is excitement - and frankly, not a small amount of envy - over who we are and what we've been able to accomplish. it's a beautiful thing. but last year i got to experience just how far that word is spreading. in november, as many of you know, we traveled to india on a trade mission. india, of course, is the country of my parents' birth. i hadn't been there since i was 2 years old, so the trip was a special one for me - there are few things more impactful than seeing firsthand, for the first time, your own history.

dakota war to remove the dakota from minnesota.'s really tragically ironic is that this place, which for many is seen as a place of birth of their people, is also a place of their confinement in a concentration camp and expulsion and genocide. it's important when you think about the story and the history of this region that you think beyond the walls of fort snelling. we try to push people to think more about what does it mean when all these cultures came together? what perspectives did they have on these historic events? you could look at a single eventyzv from multiple angles and multiple perspectives. that helps us think about the world we live in today, how can we see things through someone else's eyes. how can we be more understanding of multiple perspectives? so you can look at the fort in multiple ways. you can look at it as the how can we be more understanding of multiple perspectives? you can look at the fort in multiple ways. you can look at it as the expansion of the united states and the pioneer spirit moving west, conq

a school principal in frigid minnesota. >> a school principal.eresting because whenever i see this it reminds me of the scene from "breaking bad." >> what was his occupation? he was a chemistry teacher. >> got you. >> so he'd make meth and you'd see it break apart sort of like this. >> this guy is not a drug dealer. let's be clear here. this guy is a legit principal, okay. >> thank you for redeeming his name on national television. in his spare time he makes these videos called minnesota cold. he may as well have some fun. well we're waiting for spring. >> he's frozen his wife's hair and froze a towel then rode it as a sled down a hill. he's done some cool things. you got to do something. for some of you your local news is coming up. >>> for everyone else we'll be back with your "friday funnies." you think you take off all your make-up before bed. but do you really? [ female announcer ] neutrogena® makeup remover erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. can your makeup remover do that? [ female announcer ] neutrogena® makeup re

. >>> a minnesota man spent more than two years in prison for a deadly crash.e claims it was the car's fault, and now he says he has evidence to prove it. >>> and we're bracing for what's expected to be one of the worst weeks for the flu. this morning, the first thing you should do if you start to experience symptoms. whoa, this is a lunchbox not a halloween bag. rrrrr...a natural beauty. you're making me melt. shall we? mini babybel is 100% natural cheese and a whole lot of fun. mini babybel. snack a little bigger! people of the coffee drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter. put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for the one you deserve. >>> if you're not looking at the tv, do so now. new video from an officer's body camera during a violent traffic is stop in new mexico. you'll watch as the officer approaches here and the driver shoots the officer. you hear the shots hitting the officer three times. now, watch as the officer returns fire

in minnesota, they're having fun with it. kite boarding on frozen lakes, cross-country skiing and skating. on the rink. and the arctic blast will stretch across two-thirds of the united states over the next few days. here is minnesota, where temperatures are already dipping into negative double digits. that's negative 10 below, 20 below? what is that? >> right, 10 below or colder absolutely yeah. painful. minnesota, though january. >> that's true. that's true. yep. >> for us we are normally in the low 40s this time of year. but it's going to get much colder later this week and cold enough for some snow starting tomorrow. this morning the rain is done. that's a live dry view from cape may from the marquis de lafayette hotel. it was a steady rain for much of the day yesterday, but it reached into the 60s yesterday in delaware and south jersey and close to 60 in philadelphia. you will not find that today. the temperatures are quickly coming down. see a few scattered clouds moonlit skies, a full moon is getting ready to set. 43 d

will happen is i want to zoom it out one more time for you here, there you go, energy up across minnesota dives south, wraps in with this guy and then you've got the roadblock off way off to the northeast from storm from the past weekends. so all that will happen is this storm will gather strength, and sit and spin, and crank winds. so that said here's our latest updates for in you terms of watches and warnings winter storm warnings in the hot pink shaded areas. so philadelphia included there, southern new jersey, included, lehigh valley up to montgomery bucks poconos winter storm watches posted however for lancaster county and sliver inbetween, those are your winter weather advisories now, it is also very important to note, ocean monmouth county have blizzard warnings that take effect at noon today. every single one of these advisories or warnings start to take effect by noon today. and then they last us until thomas the snow gradually starts to taper off. we are talking sick snow out of this, guys. it actually, believe it or not, could be worse. this will be a full-on major blizzard for

>> like to welcome people back conversions we left off in our regular calendar on case 13 at 911 minnesota street a certificate of appropriateness. >> good afternoon. rich the proton project is a certificate of appropriateness on minnesota street for the dog patch landmark strict the scope of the property project consist of the construction of a new wood front entry stair and railing and facade and emancipation proclamation insertion of a stash sash door and relocation of a wood window on the second for the project includes the roof deck including a new wood stair from the second floor to the ground floor level and now profile skylights only the roof to date the department has not received correspondence in january 2008 a fire caged the interior by the previous owner attempt to rectify the project and it is undertake by a new property owner and reviewing the project the staff recommends approval with conditions to make sure the certificate of appropriateness staff recommends the following one prior to approval the permit the project sponsor shall provide dimensions and waive improving deta

a girl in minnesota ran away from home. she becomes a victim. a lot of times they get them hooked on drugs. they are clearly victims. if you if you are going to go after the people running these rings, the only way is to get the victims testify. and you both get them to testify if you put them in jail. he will get them to testify if you give them new lines and an education. it is that simple. we have seen it work for you get much more cooperation if they feel that you have given them a safe harbor, a place to live in the place to get an education which is why this bill that we have includes not just the idea you don't prosecute them, call them prostitutes, but given the chance to be in job programs so they have a chance to find shelter. >> it is also an offer for public-private partnerships, something in arizona we are pushing right now. we don't have much in the way of victims services. funding is a big issue. we also have a little bit of resistance to just what you said. we have an active safe harbor. this cultural change within those of us wh

but minnesota would cut the lead to three by halftime. in the second half, the terps turn it up. melo trimble that all scorers with 20 points. later in the second, the terps up 9 a good look from the top of the key. maryland approves to 14-1, winning 70-58. in action right now, georgetown-creighton. campbell gets the past, fires up the high three. the hoyas lead 65-50. george washington taking on st. joe's. gw up 10. check out the behind the back pass. gw lead at the half. second half, 42-28 colonials. the steal the bounce pass, the slam. st. joe's would make it interesting. gw wind 64-60. v-tech and syracuse. the orangemen lead at the half, but the hokies come back. 4.3 seconds down 2, ron patterson misses both free throws. a chance to tie or when it, but the three is no good full stop syracuse hangs on and wins. the lady terps l against nebraska. the terps off the miss brown drains the three. that puts the terps up i-19. ireland gets the upset and the blowout, 75-47. the ravens gearing up for a wild-card matchup with the steelers tonight. they will not have to deal with the pit

the terps hosting minnesota looking for their first 14-1 start since the 1990's. second half, the terps turn it up.e rejection, trimble has it leading all scores. the terps win 70-58. georgetown and creighton at verizon. to the big man, joshua smith who finishes strong. georgetown wins, 76-61. third ranked virginia and miami. this is fun. overtime. justin anderson fires the jumper, giving the cavs the lead. uva wins 89-80. george washington taking on st. joe's. the colonials come up with this deal. the impressive bounce pass, the slam. st. joe's would actually make it interesting. gw wins 64-60. v tech and syracuse. hokies down by two points. he misses both free throws, a chance to tie war win it. but check out muller, the three-pointer is no good. syracuse hangs on and wins. the lady terps looked good on the big stage against nebraska. less than eight minutes to go, the terps off the miss. brown passes, she drains the three. that with the terps up by 19. maryland with the upset and the blowout, 75-47. the nfc wild-card matchup between the cardinals and panthers i

tomorrow they will host minnesota at their first big 10 home game. looking for their first 14-1 start since their 96-97 season. conference play is usually where the drop-off comes, ranked 12th in the nation. head coach mark turgeon said they are trying not to get caught up in the hoopla. >> you go through semesters and brakes and all that stuff. you do the best you can each day. it's hard to keep the guys playing at a high level all season, but you do the best you can to try to get better. we just try to figure out a way to beat minnesota. >> high school hoops dematha taking on sierra cane from california. dj harvey shows off his hops. they come up short, they take the loss, 65-60. >> nice. look like robert burton. >> i would not go that far. tennessee-iowa. junior drives onto the field for a nascar-style coin toss. tennessee gets fancy in the flat. deep on the trick play. 49 yard touchdown. tennessee wins, 45-28. and the redskins have signed a safety and a defensive lineman to future contracts. they need help anywhere, anyway. ♪ ♪ >> they have soul

missouri beats minnesota 33-17 . and right now, ohio state leads alabama in the sugar bowl.fun stuff in college football. >> a busy day. >> >> following a developing story from west virginia where two police officers were shot during a traffic stop. the officers had stopped a vehicle with a stolen license plate. then another truck pulled up in the driver opened fire. officers caught both drivers and found two bodies under a mattress in the trunk. investigators believe the bodies were from north carolina, but they do not know more yet. the officers who were shot are in good condition. we will follow the story all night with updates on "good morning washington." is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. only at a sleep number store find the lowest prices of the season, with the c3 queen mattress set only $1199.98. plus 24 month special financing on all beds. know better sleep with sleep number. >> 47 tomorrow near 40 saturday, 61 sunday. good morning washington will have the updates. >> i'm ready for the weekend but it's going to be we

. >> another day another round of below-zero wind chills in grand marais, minnesota, where it was minus 54 degrees. after hundreds of accidents in the last few days, they're monitoring several hundred cameras planted around the twin cities at the state's regional transportation center. brian kary is an engineer. >> we have the black ice that causes slippery conditions and spinouts. >> reporter: same here after chain reaction crashes due to whiteout conditions. in chicago where wind chills were nines 21 degrees, firefighters battled this house fire with icicles on their uniform. >> when you get ice, it gives you a shell so your body temperature stays warmer. >> reporter: the arctic chill sweeps from minus 41 in duluth, minnesota to minus 12 in meadeville, paar pa. eric fisher. >> the worst is on its way. heading out tomorrow morning will be as cold as last december. >> reporter: david janowiec is part of the crew building ice rinks for pond hockey and bundled in five layers. >> i love it. this is what i live for. >> reporter: really? yeah, the colder and no exaggeration, there's somethin

. >>> now for missouri and minnesota.arcus mar fi, he rushed for 159 yards and rustle ran for 114, including the 7 # 78-touchdown in the fourth quarter. missouri beat minnesota 33-17. >>> and finally number 18 auburn and number 19 wisconsin in the outback bowl. talking about running backs. melvin gordon ran for a record of 2515 yards and three touchdowns in the game. but this one came down to this. had a lot of leg on that 45-yard attempt but it was a little right. hit the upright. auburn loses in overtime. the badgers win it 34-31. in the big teen how about a nice showing yesterday for all of haters. >>> turning now to the nba, lebron james needs a little tlc. he's sat out the last two games and expected to miss the next two weeks after test results reveal left knee and lower back strains. >>> and the university of michigan introduced jim harbaugh as the school's head football coach on tuesday. it didn't take long to break out the new merchandise. you can get your official number four jersey along with these beautiful kh

i can't picture what this would be like negative 48 off lake superior in supreme northeastern minnesota, the coldest i could find in the entire country. nothing like that in the west. the reason the east is so cold and the door has been opened up is the big area of high pressure and a big ridge has let everything seep down from canada in a very unusually strong high pressure system also over montana this morning, responsible for this big cold outbreak. as far as the weather in the west goes another great day today. everyone in l.a. can watch the tv but everyone else freezing while you sit in shortser for january. red bluff at 66. not bad around reno either. >>> we talked about the heavy rains yesterday in washington state, the mudslide that happened towards the end of the weekend and monday that has stopped, too. >> bill karins thank you very much. >>> still ahead here another country is dealing with a shortage of mcdonald's french fries, plus the latest nasa discovery. could there be another earth out there? you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back, everybody. updating you on th

the sixers welcome back an old friend tonight who took on the minnesota timberwolves.have highlights ahead. >>> placers from other teams are out in arizona. one of those players eagles wide sever is hoping to resign with the birds. john clark with one-on-one with mackli nerks. >> i saw you tweet out you're not cutting your hair until you get a deal. >> i'm in the used to it being this long. >> do you think a deal will be done? >> both sides have made it clear we want to get something done. i also understand what's at stake here. i'm not going to try to get too caught up in it. >> yesterday he said i might have to do some restructuring to get you paid. >> as far as what he does with his deal that's not my place to comment on that. there's no reason why you can't keep us both. that's one of the most ridiculous things i've heard. >> former sixers returned to philadelphia for the first time to face his former team. now with his new team the minnesota timberwolves he talked about his new surrounding. >> it's very weird. i was like this is terrible over here. it happens. it'

we have these in minnesota, you know. you can't go anywhere unless you have one of these bomber hats. isn't that about the warmest hat you have ever had on? >> reporter: it is. i always feel like such a poser when i put it on. i only put it on for tv. you can pull it off authentically. >> you got the memo. great to have you with us tonight. it looks like there people in the city are doing what they have to do. being very calm about the whole thing and moving about their business. heeded the warnings got out of the city early, doesn't look like there's a lot of activity around you, which is all good news. this is the key to survival when people start paying attention to broadcasters are saying on the scene and people of authority. mother nature isn't kidding this time around. it is very important that uyou pay attention to what is being broadcast. we have more continuing coverage of our blizzard '15 as soon as i put on my hat here standard issue here in the north country. >>> welcome back to "the ed show." continuing cover

but missouri steps into high gear downing minnesota 37-19. they blue a 2-0 lead before the blackhawks scored on a power play with 12 second to go to get the 3-2 win over chicago. >>> now in west virginia, a traffic stop ends with the discovery of two bodies. the trouble started after two officers pulled over an suv with stolen plates. and that's when a red pickup pulled over. opening fire and shot two cops. one officer fired back hitting the suv driver in the leg. both vehicles pulled off. the pickup went over the hill and that's when two bodies were found. the two suspects are father and son and the victims were from north carolina. >>> now to another police shooting. he says it was an accident. but she's in critical condition. the big question this morning, how and why did a georgia police chief shoot his wife with his service weapon. that's what the investigators are squg. officials say the chief is being fully cooperative after shooting his wife margaret. he's on administrative leave at this point and no charges have been filed. >>> let's

. >> get down, get down. >> it happened last night in the city of new hope, minnesota. the officers had just been sworn in during a city council meeting and were leaving council chambers when they were confronted by a man with the gun. the gunman shot the two officers wounding them. other officers did manage to fire back killing the gunman. the two are expected to survive, we hope to hear why this happened. >> a scary situation there. 4:54, yes, it's very early, but mike has what could be developing on the roadways. >> good morning. it's something that's been visible to most drivers. the wind. looking over at the bay bridge, the view from emmerville. look at a time view. rock steady. sometimes, we do see that camera trembling but it looks like everything is pretty much there and we'll look towards the san mateo bridge which looks like a nice easy drive. and a clear view across the pnc without any delays or problems. we'll look at your maps and see a big view of the bay. overall, we're looking at a great commute. a little slow over the pass. nothing unusual coming into l

>> hadley, one of the president's guests up in the box with the first lady was from a family in minnesota who wrote to the president to talk about some of the very constitution he was addressing struggles that he was addressing in some of his tax suggestions. did it surprise you that there was a family that had been pointed glout the president has been focused on using middle class rhetoric. to be in that fifth of income bracket there are many more people outside that have bracket who consider themselves middle class and would answer the question are you in the middle class positively. many people hear the president's speech and consider themselves to be part of the middle class and actually are. i think where the president goes wrong, even though it's it it may be good politics it's not good policy, to say that the american family are static classes. focusing instead on income levels. a lot of inequality in the income that americans have, but that is not a stack tick situation. we want to encourage americans to think of themselves not as a class but as an aspiring individuals and familie

the deep freeze has descended on minnesota where steam is rising off lap superior. some parts of the state fell to below 20 degrees below zero. we have the frigid forecast. >> a jet stream pattern known as the siberian express will drive arctic air into the midwest and northeast and the coldest of this outbreak will arrive wednesday night into thursday and the biggest shock will be felt in parts of the northeast where right now unseasonable temperatures in the 50s and 60s are being enjoyed. by midweek the grip of old man winter will be taking hold running 20 to 30 degrees below average. this means 20s and teens in cities such as philadelphia new york city, and boston and lows to single digits below zero. >> meteorologist lauren casey of our station in minnesota. >>> meanwhile they're cleaning up after a line of tornadoes. a tornado hit in jas sper county saturday. it left furniture strewn across yards. a tornado that hit eastern georgia sunday ripped a home from its foundation and a man and woman trapped inside were injured. in the atlanta area powerful winds topple

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