i came to minnesota, i took so much heat. they all said why is he going to minneso minnesota? been saying that for two years. so far in two years i've been right, they have been wrong. they have been saying i can't believe he's going to minnesota. you know, real geniuses. i can't believe he's going to minnesota. why would he be doing that? why? he should be elsewhere. he should be and as i said, hillary clinton has not been here once. but he should be not be in minnesota. i love minnesota.here, because i know what's going to happen. in two years we are going to win the great state of minnesota. and we are going to win back the white house. real change begins immediately repealing and replacing boc obamacare. it's a disaster. the residents of minnesota will experience close to a 60% rate increase in your premiums. going to go a lot higher than that. every single county in minnesota is losing. and losing big in so many ways. but you're losing all of your insurer, you know that, right? the democratic governor of your state who pushed for this horrible health care said the afforda

minnesota's 2nd district stretches from the south metro into parts of southern minnesota.includes egan, burnsville, lakewood and red wing. the economy includes a mix of agriculture, small business and big companies. republican john klein has represented the 2nd district since 2003. he announced last year that he would not be seeking re-election, leaving a highly coveted seat in congress up for grabs. .. >> thank you and thanks for doing this. thanks everybody for watching and anti, good to see. you and i have had a great conversation the last couple of decades and we have a number of serious points discussed. that's what this election is about. for those of you that the list of my radio program are don't know me as well of me tell you about missile. i grew up in a small business family and way to make certain we make a balanced budget or the budget balanced and way to make certain we met matt the table and all things a small business in the second district had to do. we also understood the power of government because our family business was taken by eminent domain procedur

he should not be in minnesota. i love minnesota. i know it's can happen. great state of minnesota and we are cannot win back the white house. real change begins with immediately repealing and replacing obama care at the disaster. just been announced that the residents of minnesota are going to experience close to 60% rate increase in your premiums. it can go a lot higher than that. every single one and losing big and so may ways. but you are losing all of your insurers. governor of your state who pushed for this horrible healthcare said the affordable care act is no longer affordable. premiums are surging, companies our leaving. doctors are quitting and deductibles are going through the roof. if $17,000 yet hillary clinton wants to double down on obama care and make it even more it's can be double. i'm asking for your vote so we can bring sanity to the process so we can repeal and replace obama care and save healthcare for every family in minnesota it in our country. they are standing there looking at a wall. [applause]. you're worse than i am. so let as m

cloud, minnesota. it is a real issue right here in minnesota. minnesotans are even traveling to join isis. so let's focus on this. what needs to be done on the federal level to stop attacks here at home in minnesota and abroad as well? state sen. bonoff: the radicalization and endoctrination of terror, particularly for young people, is a grave danger. they are getting that on the internet, through social media. we have to do all we can to root out terror everywhere it is. we talk about it at home, but you also have to address it in syria where you have the greatest threat of isis. we are now arming the rebels in syria, doing everything we can to root out isis. there has been some progress in mosul. we have to partner with allies around the globe so we use our intelligence capabilities to find out where the terror cells are. then we use that information to make sure that we are addressing that in our communities. and really, one of the great problems is that, many times, those allies around the world are not sure they trust us. for example, there

that doesn't change the dynamics of the state of minnesota.is a very blue state and gone for democrats since 1972, 1972 is the last time a republican won it. and public polls show hillary clinton with a comfortable lead here. now donald trump's campaign manager kellyanne conway said to reporters, they see a tight race here in their internals but i talked to a number of other people involved in the campaign who say they haven't seen any internal polling for minnesota. they have no reason to believe the campaign is even pulling minnesota. they believe this is more of an an effort in optics, a way for the trump campaign to say, we're pushing into blue battlegrounds, not just michigan and pennsylvania. if you talk to republican strategists, they don't see a chance for donald trump to break through here. they say he doesn't have the kind of ground operation you would need to be able to capitalize on late momentum in a place like minnesota tilted blue for so long. that isn't going to stop him from coming here and trying to get his best shot. >> we w

areas to our northwest will not into northern minnesota through friday. winds will gust to 25 or 30 mph tomorrow night. this will produce falling temperatures starting this evening and continuing right through saturday morning. highs on saturday will only be in the monday. a strong storm system is tracking through the region over but windy and colder weather friday and saturday. a few light rain showers could track through our area friday with some light rain and snow showers friday be so fortunate. several inches of snow is expected to fall from colorado through the dakotas today and tonight and get even stronger for us tomorrow and tomorrow night. this will produce falling temperatures starting this evening and continuing right through it feel colder. we will warm back into the mid 40s by monday. bring breezy and warm conditions to the kwwl viewing area today, but windy and colder weather friday and saturday. a few light rain showers could track through colorado through the dakotas and into northern minnesota through friday. winds will gust to 25 or 30

as a pro-business democrat, i work with the minnesota changer to create the minnesota pipeline project area that was about getting rid of student debt and addressing the skills gap. it connected students with employers. they got on the job training, get paid wages while getting their degree. while they are done, they have a job. that work has been written about twice in the last year by "forbes" magazine. it is that kind of bold leadership i will bring to congress, where it is lacking. congressman paulsen, you have been there three -- you have been there eight years and i think you have country beaded to that gridlock. i also believe you have voted to often on the wrong side of history, with the extreme part of the right wing part of your party. so i believe i have the values and vision to represent this district. i was proud to be endorsed by it community the newspapers. what they said was that i represented real hope and change. so i have been a courageous leader in the business world, in the minnesota senate, and i would read out in washington. >> thank you. representative paulsen?

larry fitzgerald has never won in minnesota. >> i haven't bun in buffalo. i never won in pittsburgh as a professional. there's some places besides minnesota. [ laughter ] >> it's something i would like to change obviously but it

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after a beautiful autumn, a wake up call for minnesota. this is a live look at minneapolis, where people are bracing for what could be the first major winter snow storm of the season. more than two dozen schools are closed near the twin cities -- as blizzard conditions move in this morning.stores like this ace hardware in minneapolis are showcasing everything they have in stock to handle a snow storm.from snowblowers, to shovels, snow scrapers and hand warmers, people are looking for any help they can get to keep the snow and ice at bay. "us true minnesotans were just coming in being prepared need, what do i need' and were like 'we got it all for you.'" the minnesota department of transportation also says it is ready.a spokesman reports the salt and sand mixture is ready and so are the truck operators who will spread it out on the up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--northwestern mu the rose bowl parade. the courageous story behind the design.and - a preview of j-k rowlings latest film "fantastic beasts and where to it's been five

now reporting in minutes -- minnesota. and hillary clinton with 45.7% of the votes, it is still too close to call. let's go live now to phoenix with our correspondent in the valley of the founder, the shadow of the moon tonight. what is the mood there? >> all right, i have to give you a look, we're here at the renaissance -- renaissance and the formal program has ende ended. they will get a drink. watch the return. and that tells you quite a bit about the mood here. sitting on the ground, watching the return. hopeful, possibly, possibly, and they may be waiting a while. that's because we are in the county. it is the largest county in the state of arizona. 6 out of every ten residents who live in the state are in this county. it is the ste the national election, and tonight, the county reporter's office confirmed to me that they may not be able to count all of the ballots tonight. like maybe 350,000 ballots may not get counted tonight. i was told by the reporter's office that it is to close a race no matter what race it is,

if he wins minnesota it will be a blowout no doubt about it. minnesota 59% in obamacare.n to north carolina where a new poll came out tonight, sean, shows that trump is up, as you know. in north carolina it's not as bad but it's still not as bad as 18.9% increase in obamacare premiums. the e-mail scandal is big because it's about corruption in washington and corruption with the clintons. th a financial disaster for millions of americans and it goes right to the pocketbook. >> people didn't keep their doctors, their plan and already the average family paying more than $4100 a year. assume he wins florida, north carolina and ohio. i think he'll get those states. he'll get iowa. tell me the state that's going to put him over the top? tp pennsylvania, minnesota, michigan, wisconsin, new hampshire, new mexico, colorado, which one? >> i think he has a good -- i mean i know north carolina has gone twice for obama. it's turned liberal in many ways. >> north carolina went to romney last time. >> went to romney the second time. went to obama in 2008. but i think north carolina is g

is there a play for donald trump in minnesota? you're from minnesota.resented the district there in minnesota for years and years in congress. what's happening in minnesota that might surprise us? >> i have looked at the polling there for the last couple of months. i believe donald trump will aoutperform republicans in northern minnesota and particularly northeastern minnesota, duluth, and a traditionally democratic california where he'll win with and get votes. 60% of minnesota will be a metropolitan organization. you get into the suburbs of minneapolis and he'll way under perform. that could be the story of philadelphia, the story of detroit, the story of a lot of cities around the country where the suburban areas don't give donald trump the margin he needs in order to win. minnesota is a classic case of that. i don't think he can carry minnesota. >> is that because of suburban women? >> generally more toll rent social attitudes. rhetoric against immigrants doesn't sit well with voters much less in the inner cities where the votes in minneapolis and s

minnesota second district stretches from the south metro into parts of southern minnesota, includingd red wing. the economy includes a mix of agriculture, small business, and big companies. republican john kline has represented the second district since 2003. he announced last year that he would not be seeking reelection, leaving a highly coveted seat in congress up for grabs. democrat and to craig is a former singh jude financial executive. the republican is a conservative talk radio host. we're joined now by second district candidates. thank you both for coming in and being part of this debate. we will have more of a discussion tonight. we want to get a lot of those topics out there. we talked about doing an opening statement. >> we have had a great conversation and a number of series points discussed. that is what this election is about. are those of you that do not know me, let me tell you about myself. i grew up in a small business family, and we had to make certain that we make the budget balanced, and we had to make certain that we met the payroll and did all the things that a

a live look at florida and minnesota. dueling campaign rallies this hour with donald trump and president obama. we'll keep an eye on all of it as we continue live team coverage from new hampshire. stay with us. when you have a cold, you just want powerful relief. only new alka-seltzer plus free of artificial dyes and preservatives liquid gels delivers the powerful cold symptom relief you need without the unnecessary additives you don't. store manager: clean up, aisle 4. alka-seltzer plus liquid gels. g new cars. you're smart. you already knew that. but it's also great for finding the perfect used car. you'll see what a fair price is, and you can connect with a truecar certified dealer. now you're even smarter. this is truecar. >>> we're back in new hampshire where hillary clinton will rally supporters tonight. tomorrow she will turn focus to michigan. donald trump holds a rally in michigan later today in a state where just one month ago, clinton held a solid double digit lead. back in october she was up 11 points ahead of

there is a blizzard watch in effect for parts of minnesota ands winterstorm watch it warni for minnesota all the way down toat southwest utah. to big system and we will see a taste of that, as it moves in heree, will share the details as they come into focus. local pizza lover woman was robbed and threatened the home, had been vacant dave nethers reporting from the fox 8 studio at the university of akron it happened tuesday, the house,e, looks unassuming with nothing to be of concern. chicken wing seven order from a papa john's on east market, to be delivered to this house on sherman street. they say the 22-year-old box store a man answered, then he pulled her into the house and through her on the floore demanding money then told her to go to a second-story bedroom. >> suspect told her to go upstairs, said he would kill he if she, made any noise, or makes any commotion. she goes upstairs and wait about five minutes, she does no hear anything downstairs than she went down the front door an into her car she flagged down a sheriff's deputy for help. the neighbor say that this hous has been

going to minnesota is a gamble. it suggests they think they are doing very well in states where hillary clinton should be far ahead. if that's the case, all he has to do is make sure he wins florida. that was a state obama won in 2012. make sure he wins north carolina. that's a state romney won in 2012. he's got to win ohio. that's one he has -- that was also republican. but then there's pennsylvania. pennsylvania, hillary has been outside the margin leading in a number of polls recently. that's a tough piece of ground. it may be trump is deciding perhaps pennsylvania is slipping away, i will give it a shot in minnesota and michigan. shannon? >> carl cameron on the campaign trail. we will see if the polls are right or wrong. thank you. meanwhile, hillary clinton targeting several battleground states today. the democratic nominee focusing on florida earlier before going to pennsylvania, where she was once soaring high in the polls but donald trump has been cutting into clinton's lead in the keystone state which has g

minnesota hasn't voted for a republican since 1972. just to see if there's an outside shot they could make inroads in one of these places. when you talk to advisers, they still feel they have a better chance of flipping a place like michigan and pennsylvania, but donald trump said he wanted to go to minnesota and now we are here, this campaign manager kellyanne conway was insisting this morning the internal numbers show a closer race. all of the public polls suggest the trend will hold in minnesota and once again go blue on election day but donald trump will show up shortly and try to make his best pitch to turn that trend around. >> all right, sara, thank you so much. let's begin with my panel. let me bring in my voices. kevin madden, senior adviser to mitt romney's 2012 campaign and mave reston and rebecca berg for real clear politics. nice to see you all on a sunday in washington. >> thanks. >> to my sartorial blue wall, i want to begin with minnesota and trump dropping by today. you see the packed crowd but still, why is he wasting

i opposed it because i thought it would slow minnesota's economy and cost minnesota jobs and it did. and i would oppose another tax that did that in the future. >> this gets right too the crux of the problem in washington. eye pose else third medical devices tax first because i didn't support obamacare. angie did. she government it and then she went to work, same lobbying mechanism to repeal the tax on her company and her industry, and we had to pay submit didn't. i oppose is before you opposed it. so, that's the key. you have people on the inside that are doing very well in this economy and the rest of us have to pay the tab and that's the problem. >> that is the biggest difference between jason and i. it's all or nothing for jason. you can't be for something and working towards something else. and so i think that is the biggest difference -- >> you don't think it's fair for were. >> and i'm willing to look -- >> not pay the tax -- >> for compromise and bipartisan and be pragmatic about these things. >> should we talk about transportation now? >> we'll get off the affordable health

of minnesota leans democratic. the days prior to the selection it was believed that minnesota is the property of hillary clinton is leading by approximately, i'm sorry, we are looking at the wrong numbers. if this is minnesota now. apologies. it has been leaning hillary clinton. we believe it would go hillary clinton. he said lean democrat, the ten votes would go to hillary clinton. are they now have 90% of the vote in. minnesota is 46.8% to hillary clinton, 45.4% for donald trump. you can see the separation much by my count. speaking and adding at the same time, somewhere beyond 35,000, 40,000 votes, minnesota is still too close to call. new hampshire, only four electoral votes there. this is mean, that's fine. i can work with us. maine has been called, but that's not entirely true. maine has four electoral votes. the three of the four have gone to the hillary clinton. that way, not yet called. three of the four electoral votes have gone clinton. the other one is still too close to call. the next board is not avai

closs donald trump spent time in minnesota in the waning days. the political hierarchy said what are they doing why they are in minnesota.d no tw we know. the state of maine which liensas democratic and has leaned democratic throughout the contest, 75 of all precincts are reporting that three-fourths of all of them are in, hillary clinton is leading donald trump is this over? it is not over. if michigan goes to hillary clinton and pennsylvania goes ta hillarynd clinton, arizona liens right, give that to donald trump, new hampshire that's been a toss up. give donald trump new mexico and we are now down to maine. w main and its four electoraline votes and they split there, this thing could go until dawn. we've called so far. s map, you can see in the upper left quadrant of your screen.ef all of the red are donald trump. all of the blue are hillaryp. clinton. hillary clinton with 215 electoral votes. donald trump with 254 and the race is too close to call. the latest electoral i showed you right there. the numbers are up for you. i want to bring in

we have breaking over iowa and minnesota. we'll see breaks with sunshine tomorrow. if you're going out this evening for a fish fry or shopping, 39 degrees. 38 at 10:00 with drizzle up until about 8:00. >> a man driving more than 100 miles an hour as he tried to allude police crashes into another car, killing three people, including a toddler. it happened in pittsburgh. officers stopped the driver for making an illegal u-turn. he sped away when the officers learned he was wanted in a drug case. he's now hospitalized in police custody. >> we get one of these every year, don't we? two men fighting. mall security and police break it up. by the way, this all happening 2:30 in the morning. >> over what? >> don't know. but it was after the mall opened at midnight for black friday shopping. >> a south carolina man accused in the deadly shooting of nine church members will stand trial. a judge ruled competent to stand trial. he could face the death penalty. folks feeling like they lost a bit of their childhood. >> florence henderson known as carol brady passed away last nigh

minnesota. extended highlights. it should be a good game. >> reporter: you know how minnesotans keep warm? that buy a house in arizona. >> reporter: good thing it is a dome. >> stay warm, richard. "tmz" is next. berg wahlberg test. harvey: wow, kanye west announced that he's with him. >> would i have voted >> i would have voted on trump. >> this is going to be interesting. huge uptick now because trump just went from like scott baio to kanye west. trump changed up. >> justin bieber, he walks out and this girl pulls his pants down bare ass. [screaming] and his bodyguard like quickly pulls up his pants. >> wait, the bodyguard pulls his pants up? harvey: what if it was kim k's bodyguard? it's like strike two! >> it's like oh, i had another bad day at work today! >> oh, boy, mondays. [laughter] >> marc anthony at the latin separated from his wife shannon

down 17-7 against minnesota, tj watt among the badgers talking about having fun against minnesota and actually enjoying the game. the badgers doing that in the second half and they would outscore minnesota 24-0.watt: when a play gets made, you have fun and celebrate with your guys. like i said, it's hard to make plays each and every week and it's fun when it's awesome.edwards: it's never fun when you're getting scored on and they're busting through on runs and stuff like that, but i think all it took was one play. one big play for us to get sparked and start jumping around again. i think musso's play, musso's pick in the end zone, that was it. earl: the badgers able to make that second half comeback without starting quarterback alex hornibrook. the freshman knocked out of the game in the first half. in came senior bart houston to help step up and give the badgers the win. more on those seniors coming up later on in sports. for now, here at camp randall stadium in madison, earl arms, cbs 58 news. holiday shopping continues after black friday... but today it's going local...we'll tell y

minnesota looking to take a 14-point lead. leo musso intercepted leidner's that sparked wisconsin's comeback. dare ogunbowale with one of wisconsin's three fourth-quarter touchdowns, and the badgers win 31-17. 12 sports stephanie sutton has more from camp randall stadium. stephanie: who says 13 as an unlucky number? after the first half, the badgers fight their way back in the second half and win their third teens straight over th west champions retain the coveted axe. >> i am really proud of this team. it took some grit and perseverance to be able to keep the axe, and you don't take that for granted. rivalry games, it's a big win, and they are hard to win. >> i'm glad we can do that happening. we are not going to let these guys take it. stephanie:'s 13 a lucky number tonight? >> 13 is a lucky number. we are going to enjoy this. stephanie: the badgers have a 24 hour rule, enjoy this wind tonight before they can focus on penn state tomorrow. thank you steph. , penn state earned a spot in the big ten championship game by beating

nebraska and minnesota also getting ready for this stormy weather. emily: i'm not ready to look at that yet. how do the people there feel? wednesday and that on thursday. we have blizzard warnings up. where you see that orange in western parts of minnesota, so just west of the city of minneapolis into northeastern south dakota. but that whole system is working in our direction. emily: okay. cindy: it's going to go to our west. we'll get mainly rain. it will bring a big pattern change. much colder air on the way. you can see snow coming through the dakotas working on through minnesota. 70 in kansas city. it is 22 degrees in denver. so that is the contrast that is you can see right where we have those temperatures contrasts, that's where we have our storms. we have temperatures in the low 40's, boston. 50's on the cape. there are 30's showing up, especially over areas north and west of town. we're as cold as 31 in norwood. a chilly start this morning, but skies are mainly clear. there's one exception right here. basically from plymouth down to the cape

it is northern wisconsin and parts of minnesota, including the arrowhead picking up the snow. now the area of low pressure is spinning over the plains. it is drawing up the moisture our air mass here in the south is warm up to support the rain. the wint ir advisories are kicking in tonight. it is really only a 2-3 inch snow, but a wet snow and mixing with the rain early on set. so heads up in you are travelling to the north. right now 28 at the airport. look at the dew .19 degrees. this is a very dry and chilly air mass in place for us. off. this is tonight at 6:00. we are dry today. a slight chance of a stray sprinkle. by mid night, we are seeing the light rain moving in and the snow is flying across the north woods. by lunchtime tomorrow talking about the periods of light rain across central and southern wisconsin. as we move into the night hours of wednesday night it is tapering off. if you are travelling early thursday to the north woods no worries. today 43. periods of rain all day as we move into wednesday. we are drying for thanksgiving. temperatures mid 40s. robust dis

several inches of snow is expected to fall from into northern minnesota through friday. winds will gust to 25 or 30 mph today and tonight and get even stronger for us tomorrow and tomorrow night. this will produce falling temperatures starting this evening and continuing right through saturday morning. highs on saturday will only be in the upper 30s with the winds making it feel colder. we will warm back into the mid 40s by monday. a strong storm system is slowly to the kwwl viewing area today, but windy and colder weather friday and saturday. a few light rain showers could track through our area friday with some light light and snow will not stick. areas to our northwest will not be so fortunate. several inches of snow is expected to fall from colorado through the dakotas and into northern minnesota through friday. winds will gust to 25 or 30 mph tomorrow night. this will produce falling temperatures starting this evening and continuing right through saturday morning. highs on saturday will only be in the upper 30s with the winds making it feel colder. we will warm back

what do you say about minnesota? >> i am as likely to win in minnesota as donald trump did.d the same thing. they lost by the same usual margin. there has been a lack of strategy in this campaign -- in the trump campaign from the beginning that is evident. >> but this campaign said -- he said he was going to go to these blue states. he said that from the beginning and he's following through on it. >> all right. >> at some point you want to win. >> hillary? >> he's said a lot of things he hasn't followed through on so why this one? >> dan, thank you so much. >> always good to have all of you here. >>> and as we're leading up to election day in america, we have got every race, we have got every result for you. stay with cnn until the last vote is cast as we are now less than 48 hours to those polls opening. >>> if you're up at 7:46, yes, it is 7:46 because we went back an hour then, it's a good chance you weren't watching "saturday night live." we have the best for you. using the last weekend to get in a few jokes before everyone votes on tuesday. the humor came with a more po

wisconsin they can still change their minds if >> if you live here or in michigan or pennsylvania or minnesota, those 4 places, you can change your vote. >> in 7 states you can change your mind once. there on your screen, wisconsin, minnesota, wisconsin, pennsylvania new york and connecticut if you live in skins, though you can change your mind up to 3 times before your official ballot is cast and counted. to take harry reid's seat is a dead heat and just days before the election. the polls showing joe heck and catherine cortez mastow running neck to neck. split fact voice down the latest claims from the campaign trail. >> catherine cortez mastow indicted my father who was an innocent man in order to save harry reid's political career. >> that is katlin krolicki the 18-year-old daughter of former

cloud minnesota, it's a real issue in minnesota with minnesotans traveling to join isis. let's focus on this. what needs to be done on the federal level to stop attacks here at home, in minnesota and the us and abroad as well? >> radicalization and indoctrination of terror, particularly young people is in grave danger because they are getting on the internet, but getting through social media so we have to do all we can to root out this everywhere that it is so we talk about it at home but you also have to be addressing it in syria where you have the greatest attacks from isis so we are arming the people in syria, we're doing everything we can to root out isis. there's been processed in a level but we have to partner with our allies around the globe so that we use our intelligence capabilities to find out where the terrorist cells are and then how we use that information to make sure that we are addressing that in our communities and really one of the great problems is that many times, those allies around the world, for example, their muslim majority countries like indones

the snow is flying across northern parts of nebraska and enling into iowa and minnesota. take a look at the temperatures 20s and 30s in the plains and 40s in minnesota and here in southeast wisconsin mostly 55 and 60 degrees and i still think we get in on warmer air, in fact, we climb up to upper 60s today and tie the record of 69 in 1975. a couple of spotty showers ahead and then the temperatures are tumbling and the winds. melinda: when you're on the go, take the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news app. it's free for your smartphone or tablet. tim: right now, we're following breaking news. a burglary suspect starts shooting at milwaukee police overnight. p.m. near 26th and ruby. that's just west of teutonia avenue. police say they were called to the area for a burglary in progress. when they got to the scene, the suspect allegedly started shooting at officers. an officer shot back, but everyone missed. no one was shot. the suspect ran away but was caught a short time later. police tell wisn 12 news the milwaukee county district attorney's

we're going to minnesota.re going up to minnesota which traditionally has not been republican at all and we're doing phenomenally. we just saw a poll. >> minnesota, a state that has not gone red in a presidential contest since the nixon landslide of 1972. and now trump and his running mate, mike pence are both going to be there today and tomorrow in the precious last few hours. does trump know something that the rest of us don't or is this wishful, perhaps even desperate electoral map thinking? senator al franken joins us. thank you. >> thanks for having me, jay. >> so let's start with your home state of minnesota. donald trump is heading there today. pence, tomorrow they say they're within striking distance. is hillary clinton at risk losing your state which has not gone republican since '72? >> i don't think so. you know, jake, i'm kind of the poster boy for close elections. i had a close election here in minnesota in 2008, won by 312 votes. what i've been focused on the last actually couple of months is on

low pressure is moving just minnesota line through the day wednesday...driving our weather here in eastern iowa. as it tracks off to the east, we have the potential to see some flurries. a rain/snow mix is possible. southern counties may not see anything except clouds. however, even the northern counties won't see much accumulation by the time all is said and done...highs today will be in the low 40s. overnight, a few lingering flurries are possible. as temperatures fall to near freezing (32f), fog is possible. december begins with near normal highs in the upper 30s/low 40s. more sunshine is likely on friday into saturday as high pressure tracks in. weekend outlook: we will have computer models are not in agreement about sunday. some keep it dry, others bring in some precipitation. we will watch it carefully. with highs in the 40s, any precip looks it would be like rain. we are watching a system for the middle of next week that could bring snow to eastern iowa. change is very likely at -- at least three people are dead following a line of storms in alabama. multiple reports of tornadoes in

and we went to minnesota. minnesota's been treated very, very badly. we went to minimum, where we're doing very, very well. everyone said, why minnesota? that doesn't go republican. it's going republican this year, i tell you. minnesota. great place. and, you know, you've been watching and you've been seeing and these people are being driven crazy, the dishonest media. we're winning ohio. we're winning iowa. we're winning, we think, new hampshire. we're going to do great in new hampshire. i hear we're winning north carolina big, i hear. we're winning florida. winning florida. headlines today on drudge, how well we're doing in florida. and i think we're going to win the great state of pennsylvania. i do. and we're winning plenty of other places. so, we have to go. the big key, you have to go. we're in a rigged system, folks. we're in a rigged system. have you to go. have you to vote. make sure that vote gets registered. real change also means restoring honesty to our government. [ crowd chanting "we want trump" ] >> thanks. great, great spirit. i have a

i'm telling you, i think the state of minnesota is -- can be really unpredictable. >> wow. >> remember, a state that has a congresswoman -- or had a congresswoman like michelle balkman and has far less governor mark dayton, then norm coleman and jessie ventura. you just don't know what minnesota is going to do, much like maine which people say is trending hillary. i lived four years in new

as building north ward and as the storm increases in intensity and heads up towards minnesota. tomorrow well in the warm secretary your and that's where all the 70s will be found. you can see snow developing out to the west and as the cold front comes off the east and hits us on friday afternoon the the cold air will surgery on in here on winds that could go over 40 miles per hour. the front comes through pretty early in the day on friday and then the temperatures start to fall. after a reading of 6 had by 9 in the morning and by evening back in the 30s and within 15 hours our temperatures are expected to drop 32 degrees and the winds will be is it stiff out there making it extra chilly this will be the coldest weekend since way february 13th and 14. so we have that too look forward to. in the north tonight low temperatures around 44 to 46 degrees. 45 in dubuque and about 45 in new hampton. mild temperatures for lows, mid- and upper 40s. 48 in iowa city and 46 in tama and a high clouds around. in the north,temperatures look like she should be pretty close furtherer south the wi

the entire minnesota delegation was on board. because this was such a bad policy, hurting patients and jobs in minnesota, we ended up with veto-proof margin, despite the president's objections, to get this across the finish line. now, we are seeing money back and research and development, it will help our patients and jobs. leah: let's dig into this more. we have seen the cost of health insurance going up some 6% or 7%. the governor says affordable care act is not affordable anymore. representative paulsen, you voted to repeal the aca. what is the solution then? getting rid of the whole thing, making changes? rep. paulsen: we will have to start over. number one, you have a system now that has no competition. some states offer only one provider or carrier. so of course they will have skyrocketing insurance states. you may have some counties in minnesota not even able to offer insurance, which would be a disaster. this is a real crisis issue. you have to have insurance companies able to buy and sell across state lines, you need hea

lions win over the minnesota vikings. that's nuts. >> detroit has now won four of five games to go over 500 for the first time this season. after the game laura oakman spoke with the golden boy. >> golden, 23 seconds left, no thinking vikings win. what are you thinking? >> i'm thinking, we've been in that situation before. every week we've practiced some situation similar to that. with the guys on the field, it's never over until it says zero on the clock. we stay with it. we believe in ourselves and executed perfectly then. >> so you are saying you have done exactly this in practice i have a feeling. that's something the coach loves to do with you. not let you leave until you've done every scenario. has this one come up? >> similar. somet the way we're supposed to execute it but today we just -- we trusted, man. we stayed with it. the plays that were called, we ran them to the best of our ability and we made plays. people are throwing darts and we won. >> and i'm going to end on that smile. golden tate, congratulations.

over minnesota, the badgers keep their ?national? playoff hopes alive. lance allan has more from madison: ((lance allan says "the fifth qur badgers winning the big ten west outright. and for the 13th time in a row, they keep paul bunyan's axe against minnesota."))...((bart houston says "the legendary speech comes from leo musso. he grabbed the axe and said the outside noise doesnt matter, who cares about senior night, who cares about winning the big ten west, it's only about this axe."))...((leo musso says "when we first walked in there, i just wanted to say a couple things. being a senior this was my last game meant a lot to me. if not now, then never, so i had to say says "he had the axe in one hand and he was riling us up a little bit. it got us going. he is a soft spoken guy so when a guy like speaks up it does a lot for us and it got us going."))...((sojourn shleton says "offensively, defensively, special teamswise, we werent how we were capable of playing. when we came back out our job was to do the best that we could on either side todays lance al

as a powerful storm syst minnesota, we will remain in the warm sector of the storm with highs in the mid to upper 60s, increasing clouds, and a few late afternoon and evening showers. the main issue today is the sw wind gusting to 40 mph. the wind shifts to the nw this evening with gusts to 40mph and temps dropping into the lower 30wind chills will be in the teens. there is a chance for a light overnight and early saturday morning with no accumulation. drive times are on time traffic is steady no incidents the superintendent of milwaukee public schools will share an update this morning on a proposed shift in the school year calendar. the school year would start - and of course end - earlier. pete zervakis is live to explain. at mps's traditional calendar schools this year classes started september 1st... and run through june 9th. a proposal befohe start of the school year to mid august. if approved... classes would end in may. the district says that would help students land internships... and allow them to take classes that didn't fit into their schedule during a four week "j-term" i

purple nor does he like anything about minnesota. >> i'm mad jack and i've got problems. these guys when 5 in a row and then they lows for in a row. we're going to go up to the vikings and crushed them in their own house. if the root dozen fallen from all of the snow you've got up there. going to pick up somebody, i don't know. who wears purple? little girls. little girls like purple. the going to be black and blue when we're done. i'm just say end. the cool thing is i understand you got air-condni the streets are paved. whatever. last but not least, minnesota, worst state ever. >> i'm mad jack and i am out . >> a very analytical critique. >> any thoughts? when we come back, there is a new presidential puppy. you will meet freddy. this is my park. i'm like the mayor here. i know every bench, every tree, every squirrel -- -hey, what's up, andy. -andy: hey! same with my banking. with my bank of america mobile banking app, i can see my accounts all in one place. g to know. plus, i can set up alerts to help detect unusual activity. so i feel secure. in other words, no surpris

they see michigan and minnesota possible hedges for virginia. they have a stop in minnesota. the minnesota event advertised 20,000rsvps. >> dickerson: nancy, what does the clinton campaign make of this. are they worried, she is going and the president are going? >> they are worried. they see the tightening poles and donald trump making a play for michigan. they're not just sending secretary clinton but bill clinton and president obama as well. there are fewer and fewer states that it makes sense to send states where they have done the bulk of voting by early voting. she is going to states in the closing days where people vote primarily on election day like here in pennsylvania, new hampshire and michigan. >> dickerson: who is she trying to turn out in pennsylvania is who should we watch for on tuesday? >> she needs to run up the score here in philadelphia, john, and this is the key to her. en pennsylvania is key to her voting strategy. she needs to win this state. she won't do as well in western pennsylvania. there is a transit strike here in philadelphia. if it takes you lon

tough times in minnesota. the vikings have lost 4 straight after starting 5 and 0. >> yeah, we're fine. we're not fine. we've lost 4 in a row, but, you know, it's going to -- we're gonna be fine. >> we've just gotta keep moving forward. >> reporter: moving forward has been the problem. with injuries. >> you have sam -- if you let him sit back there, he can pick your defense apart. >> we have a team finding a way to win ball games on the road. >> reporter: including tomorrow's game against the vikings, the cardinals just arriving at the team hotel here in minneapolis. patrick peterson obviously lost is the vikings brand-new stadium louder than seattle? i'll tell you tonight at 10:00. cameron cox, 12 sports. >>> cam, don't you start a snow ball fight you can't finish. a new hope for the cardinal season. bird gang, get ready for sweet star wars references coming up. >>> next on 12 news at 6:00, what big changes may be coming to a put their iron man skills to the test today. >> and the clouds are on the increase a

low pressure is moving just north of the iowa- minnesota line through the day wednesday. areas of light snow will be spinning around the storm system, creating low visibility at times. any accumulation would likely be on grassy surfaces, with areas north of highway 30 seeing less than one inch. overnight, a few lingering flurries are possible. as temperatures fall begins with near normal highs in the upper 30s/low 40s. it will be cloudy over the next few days weekend outlook: temperatures will be seasonable in the upper 30s to lower 40s. saturday will be partly to mostly cloudy and dry. late saturday into sunday there is the potential for a snow or rain/snow mix. we will keep an eye on this situation. we are watching a system for the middle of next week that could bring quite a bit of windy, rain and/or snow to parts of the midwest. we will be keeping a close eye north of the iowa- minnesota line through the day wed. spinning around the storm system, creating low visibility at times. any accumulation would likely be on grassy surfaces, with areas north of highway 30 seein

i don't think minnesota or wisconsin are in play.hink we have a tight race, a tighter race than maybe a lot of us thought it would be maybe a few weeks ago. the path for trump is so much narrower than hillary. that is the problem trump faces in these last few days. he really has to win, not just florida and ohio, but he's got to pick off a blue state and it's not going to be just enough to win nevada. he's got to pick up a blue state with a significant number of college votes whether michigan or pennsylvania. even though polls have tightened, none of them have turned in his favor. that is the big challenge he faces with so much -- there's not much time left. >> donald trump in the next three days is going to a number of states. florida, north carolina, nevada, colorado, iowa, michigan, minnesota, pennsylvania, new hampshire. clinton is spending all of her time in four states. she will be in the pain battle grounds like florida, ohio, pennsylvania. is this the difference between a battle-driven operation and throwing spaghetti at a wa

we will have a crew in minnesota for that game. >>> check in on the d-backs. the arizona diamondbacks have a new bench coach. ron gardenhire. ewas the manager for the twins. he comes with plenty of experience. the d-backs will keep their hitting coach, pitching coach and first base coach as well. good moves for the d-backs. they are making moves and asu comes up short against northern iowa and that's why kari lake is well. >> are you going to minnesota? >> i will. >> will we see the fedora? >> the gloves, fedora you name >> give you a couple of tips on minnesota weather before you leave. >> you are ready for it. >> 31 when you land. >> wow, get ready for that. >> cold just hearing that. >> "tmz" is next we are back at ? my hero zero. ? ? such a funny little hero ? ? but till you came along ? ? we counted on our fingers and toes ? ? now you're here to stay ? ? and nobody really knows... ? zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment... right now at the volkswagen announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: