look, minnesota's exchanges are dying.ad 55 to 67% premium increases, blue cross and blue shield drop 100,000 people in minnesota. the democratic governor of minnesota says the affordable care act is no longer affordable. the state of minnesota had to pass a $310 million emergency bailout for people subscribing to the exchanges just to keep them in. so this is a dire moment for the health insurance markets. we've got to stop that. i think this bill goes a long way towards that. >> i wish my co-anchor poppy harlow were with me this morning, she's a minnesota native, she could get into it with you on the situation in minnesota. ken buck of colorado is a no vote now. he says if you require a work requirement on people in medicaid going through, and he says a number of republicans want to see a whole separate bill next week which deals with the other things people want to see with repeal and reform. is that something that you would support? >> i would love to support that. i've said all along, a number of bills are quite good.

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a likely twist spotted in minnesota. if confirmed it would be a record breaker. the earliest tornado ever to hit that state. and it's not over. more tornadoes and damaging windstorms are likely today. >> accuweather's paul williams is tracking the storms for us. paul, good morning. >> good morning, diane, kendis. we still have the same low pressure system that's going to bear more towards the northeast but before it does that it will cause big-time problems and quite frankly, havoc throughout both of the dakotas. going into minnesota as well as wisconsin, nebraska and omaha expecting very windy conditions, winds accelerating between 40 and 60 miles per hour with or without an actual storm. kendis, diane. >> paul, thanks. >>> president trump is making progress on two of his key campaign promises. >> yeah, things are very busy in washington. the travel ban 2.0 and republicans have released their long awaited plan to replace obamacare. here's abc's lana zak. >> reporter: after campaign promises to repeal and replace obamacare -- >> immediately repeal and replace oba

paul, minnesota, to visit inmate sandra grazzini-rucki.iting trial on felony charges that she hid her daughters from their father for 2 1/2 years. surprised you're still here? >> yeah, very surprised. >> reporter: when we first spoke to sandra, she told us she wasn't involved in the disappearance of her daughters. did you have anything to do with your two daughters running away? >> no. >> reporter: you didn't know where they were these last two years? >> no. >> reporter: in our "20/20" investigation, we have explored that loosely organized underground network of activists hiding the children in nasty divorce cases. and tracked down every key player in the rucki case, the dahlens, dede evavold, dale nathan, all supporters of sandra's who say they weren't part of any network, but who authorities say helped her hide her daughters for 2 1/2 years. dale nathan said that he was with you when your two daughters jumped in the back seat without shoes or coats and then you drove off. is that true? >> this is related to the trial, preliminary. >> yea

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the chair: the gentleman from minnesota. mr. walz: mr. chairman, i do rise in opposition although i am not opposed to this amendment. it's smart. i have seen how important employee surveys can be in understanding how an organization can be improved, made more efficient or take constructive criticism. it makes absolute sense that mployees filling them out know their anonymity will be ensured. make sur it i collected on the visn level, it is show where it is working and where it's not. mr. chairman, i support the gentlelady's smart amendment and yield back the balance of my time. the chair: does any member claim time in opposition? hearing none, the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from washington. all those in favor say aye. all those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the ayes have it and the mendment is agreed to. it's now in order to consider amendment number 11 printed in part b of house report 115-39. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from hawaii seek recognition? ms. hanabusa: mr. c

host: minnesota, donovan, good morning. caller: yes, i would have to agree with what the previous caller and basically when the president or the previous president was out there to get cheap steel dumped in here, he signed right along with the president and i thought, come on. and now that we have the other side, he is trying to kiss up to everybody else because we have 4000 people out of work in northern minnesota and they only want to catch up because they want to get there home in next time but they really bang this banged us up. host: front page this morning of "the boston globe," and a first amendment issue -- the headline -- it writes that students and professors at middlebury college were ashamed and embarrassed after an explosive protesters in night that has forced the school to reconsider what it means to embrace free speech. the normally peaceful campus of middlebury college with its mountain backdrop and delete reputation was shaken last week after violent student protest great many on campus, including leaders o

tmmy: dozen possible tornadoes from kansas to minnesota overnight, take a look at all the damage there, this is the scene at the johnson executive airport in kansas. you can see the storms destroyed hangars, flipping over claims on the runway. right now thousands are without power, hundreds of homes damaged . so far to tornadoes have been confirmed in missouri. the national weather service will be out there to assess the damage and see exactly what went on. that same system is headed our way. let's get right to veronica johnson for the latest. it will be a much weaker system for us. a mobileccounts of home overturned in iowa when the system came through and we are left with severe thunderstorm watch versus a tornado watch out for areas of mississippi and arkansas through the morning hours. the weaker system pushes eastward for us and we are going to get some rain showers from it mainly during the afternoon hours in the ear day tomorrow. thing out your door this morning, grab the umbrella, you will need it, we are getting a break midday but the temperatures are really going to soar with

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. >> reporter: inside this ice shanty in northern minnesota-- >> here we go! a fish out of water. >> oh, yeah, look at that. >> reporter: and i'm not talking about the walleye. >> is that a keeper or a tosser. >> reporter: chris christie drsed in his pea coat and boots with the tags still on appears out of place. he works for "the washington post" and the only reason he is out here is because of an article he wrote in 2015 about a seemingly innocuous department of agriculture study that ranked places in the country on scenery and climate and chris concluded the absolute worst place to live in america-- drum roll, please-- red lake county, minnesota. and that was it. >> so i published the story. the story goes up at, like, 9:32 on a monday. by 9:37, hate mail started rolling in. >> reporter: no way. >> like on social media and it was fast and furious and it was like nothing i had ever seen before. >> reporter: and all of it from the same zip code. >> we got some people take it personally. >> yeah, we took offense. >> how does this person have a clue? >> he obvi

naylor road closed between p pacific northwest minnesota avenue.activity in the southeast portion of the district t also dealing with a freeway crash on the eastbound side at virginia avenue and then aside from that beltway crash top side. one has moved over to the shoulder on on the outer loop out by colesville road. but we're backed up from route one all the way to that crash scene at colesville road. left lane blocked. inner loop jams because of in. second crash from colesville road to university boulevard where the crash scene is. allow a lot of extra minutes. dealing with a 35 minute delay on the outer loop. inner loop more about 15 minute slow down but still big problems. 270 southbound volume building from the truck scales through urbana. into newburg you a big crash involving several injuries. edgehill road is closed. a live look at that as soon as it becomes available. keep it to fox5. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> live look at the capitol dome. we have that look for you now under chilly skies, 37 degrees. just a few hours the house i

everyday when i minnesota minnesota at the capitol, we see bills introduced to have to do with her peoplee. and that stops today. that stops now. some folks say hey, what the native american person doing in the government? that hasn't necessarily been a real safe bet for us. but here's the deal. i refuse to allow decisions to be made about indigenous people without indigenous people anymore. [cheers and applause] and here's the deal. this movement in this moment is led by our young people and for that i am so grateful. and this movement does he just have international women's day is led by our women. [cheers and applause] we always have been and we always will be. are you bugged that guys in the white house right now? yeah, are you peer >> we will leave this now. you can find it online at c-span.org. senate democrats will be announcing legislation on paid family and medical leave. we'll be hearing from senate minority leader chuck schumer and other senators as well. >> are you ready? okay, thank you everybody for coming. we are going to start on time and i'll be very brief. i'm going to h

host: tim, a republican from minnesota. having me.nks for how soon we forget how the obama administration pumped so much money in trying to sway the israel elections. let's not forget he sent advisers over there, they spent millions, they tried to sway an election themselves. trump, and up with they are blowing this thing so out of proportion it is ridiculous. host: i'm going to leave it there, because i want to let our -- let our viewers know over at george washington university, we told you about the former ambassador to russia for the obama administration is about to give a lecture on russia u.s. relations of the gw institute of policy and global communication. live coverage here on c-span. >> good morning everyone, welcome to the annual walter roberts lecture, cosponsored by he institute of diplomacy -- this annual lecture is paid for

yet-- golden state down by 7. -- minnesota was relentless. andrew wiggins...d takes it back the other way for a dunk. he led the wolves with 24-points. wolves up 76-68 in the 3rd. --warriors managed to claw back in... klay thompson...good from downtown.. he led the warriors with 30-points on 3-of-6 from 3. golden state makes it a one point game. --late in the 4th, warriors take the lead. curry...with the floater to make it 102-101 with 20- seconds to go. --minnesota would take back the lead on the ensuing possession, so here's golden state's last chance curry gets an open look, but it rims out. he finished with 26-points. --minnesota wins 103-102... as golden state loses for the 4th time in their last 6 games. after tonight's game, kerr announced that curry, klay, draymond and andre iguodala are all resting against san santonio. kawhi leonard will also be out for the spurs. here is kerr explaining his decision. <>"those guys are all playing big minutes and this will give them three days before our home game and then we'll have a whole week at home next week an

particularly annoying was this the phone from minnesota -- baff oon from minnesota.f the hundreds and hundreds of cases that were decided no one seems to take the time to look at the decisions that were affirmed. most of the panelists were or are practicing attorneys. if they acted in that fashion to someone in the judiciary they would be sanctioned. the disrespectful tone is a blight on our legal system. it does not matter what your political persuasion as. manners are something we can all learn and adhere to. host: one topic c-span has been interested in over the years, is cameras in the supreme court. judge gorsuch getting asked about his opinions on opening the supreme court cameras by senator klobuchar, a democrat. >> that is a very important question. i appreciate the opportunity to discuss it with you. i come to it with an open mind. that iot a question confess i have given a great deal of thought to. i have experienced more cameras in the last few weeks than i have in my whole lifetime, by a long way. i have to admit, the lights in my eyes are a bit blinding

a democrat governor for minnesota said last year it is collapsing right now. and to show compassion for fellow citizens we have to do something about it. that is why we are on top of this. we will hear the beginning of the president's vision tomorrow. it's reasonable that we've been working on this and our staff is been working on this since the beginning of this year on, later this week after the president has had time to lay out his plan and a day or two to travel with us, we will lay out the details of what we have. one of the benefits of having 33 republican governors, two thirds of the states in this country are represented by republican governors, is we represent every region, every part of this great nation. we represent states that took the expansion. we represent states that did not take the expansion. we know how to make things work better in our states that people do in washington. it's great to have a president and administration that understands and respects that. you will see the details we have been working on later this week as we roll that out

paul, minnesota, at a pro-trump rally. allegedlys son was interrupting the row -- was allegedly disrupting the rally. writingcing felony charges. this morning, senator kaine and his wife released a statement, saying, "we love that our three children have their own views about political issues and they fully understand the responsibility to express those concerns peacefully." the incident happened saturday afternoon. he was released from jail yesterday morning. back upstairs to you. now.: to some other news police arresting a laurel man after he led officers on a 22 mile car chase. night just before midnight when police tried to pull him over in laurel, and that is when they say he took off, hopping on 290 five and heading for the district. several local police departments were able to catch the man in the 2500 block of p street southeast. they are not releasing the man's name just yet. it is warm outside right now. we take a live look outside over arlington and the pentagon, but not the nature -- but mother nature cannot m

. ♪ conmocion en una comunidad en minnesota tr presentador: conmociÓn en una ciudad de minnesota por una chaqueta. fue en ese momento cuando, desafortunadamente, se ahorcÓ. las autoridades dicen que no fue negligencia por parte de la madre, eso puede pasar en cualquier segundo. presentador: un accidente que te cambia la vida en segundos. los padres tienen que estar en todo momento muy pendiente de los niÑos. en segundo te cambia la vida. presentadora: quÉ en paz descanse. el dilema de muchas personas es, cÓmo se pide un aumento de sueldo? presentador: aquÍ van algunos consejos. ♪ te sientes incÓmodo cuando le pides un aumento de sueldo a tu jefe? una encuesta revela que eres parte del 28% de trabajadores que no se atreve a hablar de aumento con sus superiores porque sienten vergÜenza. entonces, serÍa conveniente pedir por correo electrÓnico? los expertos coinciden que lo ideal es hacerlo para a cara -- cara a cara. si crees que los nervios te pueden traicionar lo puedes hacer en correo electrÓnico siguiendo estos pasos. uno, informa sobre el salario de promociÓn. dos, explica con len

yet-- golden state down by 7. -- minnesota was relentless. andrew wiggins...s it back the other way for a dunk. he led the wolves with 24-points. wolves up 76-68 in the 3rd. --warriors managed to claw back in... klay thompson...good from downtown.. he led the warriors with 30-points on 3-of-6 from 3. golden state makes it a one point game. --late in the 4th, warriors take the lead. curry...with the floater to make it 102-101 with 20- seconds to go. --minnesota would take back the lead on the ensuing possession, so here's golden state's last chance curry gets an open look, but it rims out. he finished with 26-points. --minnesota wins 103-102... as golden state loses for the 4th time in their last 6 games. after tonight's game, kerr announced that curry, klay, draymond and andre iguodala are all resting against san santonio. kawhi leonard will also be out for the spurs. here is kerr explaining his decision.

tonight at full strength minus durant, of course in minnesota. a lot of warrior fans, they ended up kind of disappointed, spoiler alert. mohammed with the one-handed throw down. eagles led by as many as 17. fourth quarter, warriors on the comeback trail. ian clark with the steal, andre is going up and flying in for the hoop. four-point game. minutes later clay off the screen. knocking down the three as he would have 30 and warriors were on the 13-0 run. all good, here drop they had 26, doves up by one. minnesota gets a couple of free throws. down one final seconds, curry 103-102 your final. the warriors lose back-to-back games for the second time this season. they lost three in a row since november of 2013. >>> life on the bubble is pretty stressful this week. cal basketball is one of those teams teetering on the brink of an ncaa tournament bid. tonight's result is possibly a deciding factor showing oregon on the top 12. taking it all in with a scary scene here. opening minutes for byrd onto his head. he would need to leave the game and be taken

growing up in minnesota where i grew up in the '50s, '60s, '70s. he said if you were a white male growing up in minnesota, you needed a plan to fail. you needed a plan to fail. there was so much updraft of blue collar and white collar work. my uncle worked as a loan officer in a bank back then and he only had a high school degree. what happened as a result of these accelerations is that the demands for every middle class job got pulled up. the thing that sustained the american middle class in the '60s, '70s and '80s, you could get high wages for middle skills, that got completely wiped out. there's a lot of people today who are feeling the effects of that. now you need a plan to succeed. as i explained in the book, you have to update it every four years. >> is it possible to harness, to channel that angst that comes from the pace of change for a positive purpose? if so, what do we do with it? >> really good question. i think it's a challenge for the democratic party, to acknowledge that angst and to affirm why people are feeling that way, but try t

and former rival, minnesota u.s. congressman keith ellison. first of all, congressman ellison, was this election rigged. your thoughts? >> with a guy getting help were the russians for him to call anything rigged is ridiculous. i was proud to support tom. he won fair and square. we are asking all supportsers to come together. >> mr. perez this is something out of west wing to give the guy a job. what role is the congressman going to play here? >> congressman ellison wrote the book on grass roots advocate. look at the turn out he was able to produce in his district. the reason one of the main reasons they are all democrats because keith ellison turns out voter. we lost the election in this past november no small measure because we did not turn out voters in michigan, wisconsin, or pennsylvania. frankly, over the last eight years, you look at what happened in state legislature, we have to turn out voters. between the two of us, it's definition of sinner gi. whenou bui strong party and define your mission, not just the president, that's the defin

robert: the caps on the road, a thriller in minnesota. an jay gruden talks about scot mccloughan's dismissal. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been nked highest in customer tisfaction by jd power 4 years a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal upload and download speeds. cable only offers upload speeds that are a fraction of the download speeds. zon wireless customers can stream tv on the fios mobile app, data-free. get the best. go to getfios.com >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. , yout: when i say redskins probably say, what happened this time? that's not the case. jay gruden spoke today about the dismissal of scot mccloughan. coach gruden: it's something we have to move forward with. we like certain th

and if the thoughtful gentleman from minnesota, mr. ellison, is still here, i would invite him to close out our proceedings this evening. mr. ellison: thank you, congressman. i will accept you yielding. and i want to say thank you again for being so clear on the issues in front of the american people. it is so important that we have these special order hours so that we can really help the american people understand what is at stake. and what is at stake literally is the health and security of our nation. you know, we talk about security. usually people think about law enforcement, military. but there's also the security that families can expect. security of your health. and in this situation, the nation's security of health and family security is absolutely on the chopping block. let me give you an example of what i mean. in the district i represent in minnesota, which i'm so proud to represent the people of the fifth congressional district of minnesota, we used to have an uninsured rate which we thought was low. it was 10.9%. if you r

minnesota senator amy klobuchar is expected to kick off a farm on legalic equality and principles. she is a member of the judiciary committee which is scheduled to hear from president trump spec for the supreme court neil gorsuch next tuesday. the senate is scheduled to gavel in later today, 2:00 eastern ofe, debating the nomination the head of medicaid and are services. the house changing it scheduled for the week because of the snowstorm expected in washington, d.c. they gambled in for a brief pro forma session and they will be out tomorrow. center forto the american progress, i am the executive vice president of external affairs. i'm so delighted that you could join us today. in our recent report "reviving " it highlighted the idea that the economy has grown more consolidated with more power be good time -- concentrated in the largest firms in america. this is in no small part of the conservative assault on both government and the middle class. this assault has played out not just in the courts, but in antitrust enforcement practices of the department of justice, the federal tra

last night, the warriors dropped the heartbreaker in minnesota.ere's abc7 sports director larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports. >>> good morning, everybody. the warriors nearing the end of a brutal nine-game stretch and steve kerr has decided he's going to rest many of his stars in san antonio so the dubs really wanted to win last night in minnesota and steph curry had a look at the game winner in the final seconds. warriors fans, they are everywhere. loving mini. minneapolis. wednesday for 23 points, just before halftime. steph takes it away from andrew wiggins and the warriors are down 9 at the break. third quarter, after four misses from downtown, steph finally hits a three, vaulting past dell in all-time scoring but 10 of 27 shooting the bag. andrew wiggins here, steal and slam, 20 of his 24 came in the second half. dubs kept coming back. ian clark with a turnover up to henri. with authority. dubs with 4. catch and shoot, he had 30, dubs within 1. still a one-point minnesota lead with only seconds left. steph almost lost the

a likely twister also in minnesota.tornado ever to hit that state. >> and there could be more tornadoes and severe storms on the move today. >>> let's get the forecast from paul williams. paul, good morning. >> good morning, diane, kendis. the same low pressure is going to vary toward the northeast, but before it does that, it's going to cause big time problems and quite frankly, havoc throughout both of the dakotas. going into minnesota as well as wisconsin, nebraska, and into omaha. we're expecting windy conditions. winds accelerating between 40 to 60 miles per hour with or without an actual storm. kendis, diane. >> our thanks to paul there at accuweather. hope people are hunkering down in the overnight hours. >>> the other big story this morning, president trump signing a new version of his travel ban after the first one triggered a fierce backlash and legal challenge. >> protesters are outraged over the revised order. they were joined by new dnc chair as they gathered outside the white house last night to voice thei

minnesota native oshy scoring game winner. they come out ahead 5-4 the final. >>> wizards on the west coast visiting lakers. a win and they clenc attacks the rim. later in the quarter lakers with it but they turn it over. here come the wizards. right now the wizards lead lakers in the second quarter. late night hoops in l.a. >>> jayson werth and the nats hosting marlins. bottom two entering final season of the contract. crushes this one to left center. check out what happens out there. the fan gets it and has to fight for it. brings him down and of course a second later they have to text about it. marlins go on to beat nationals 4-2 the final. >>> everyone talking about how this is a redskins town. skins head first time of free agency. it's our final story. here is jay gruden jokingly being legally required to be here for four more years. >> i think it is a good thing. it is always good to have stability especially with your assistant coach. they have families, too. they want to feel secure. to have dan and bruce is important.

paul, minnesota. sharks forward patrick marlowe, cut minnesota's lead to one. that would be all team teal could muster. sharks suffer their fourth loss in a row, losing to the wild 3-2. team usa is headed to the finals for the first time, it was a giants player who scored the winning run at dodger stadium. usa versus japan in a rain soaked semifinal game. game tied at one in the eighth, adam jones hits a slow ground ball that scores brandon crawford from third. u.s. moves on to face puerto rico in the finals tomorrow. >>> who do you think is the top dog? america's most popular breed, next. live-stream your favorite sport at the airport. binge dvr'd shows while painting your toes. on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. (vo)have to happen?idn't i didn't see it. (vo) what if we could go back? what if our car... could stop itself? in iihs front-end crash prevention testing, nobody beats the subaru impreza. not toyota. not honda. not ford. the all-new subaru impreza. more t

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it was a grandma in minnesota that believed giving $10 to her senator would make a difference. as a granddaughter of an minor, i can tell you it wasn't a ceo whose life was saved by mining safety rules. it was the minnesota iron ore workers like my grandpa who went to work every day with a black lunchbox, 1500 feet underground in a cage. my dad, who ended up as the first kid and his family to graduate from high school, and from there to community college and to the university of minnesota still remembers as a little boy standing in front of the casket of those workers lining saint anthony church. it was the worker protection, coupled with the ability to organize the union that finally made those minor jobs safe. you have been rightfully praised for your credentials and experience. at these hearings i want to know more than just your record. i want to know how, if you are confirmed, your decision will reflect president and the law. whether your judgments will be good or done in a way to help all americans from their grandmother to the minnesota grocery store worker. that is not

minnesota wins 3-1. snapping the sharks winning streak. mexico city for the world golf championship. could they dethrone the best golfer on the planet. dustin johnson had a four stroke lead but he eagled the 11th and then 14th tied johnson 13 under but he would fade. look at this. dj out of the bunker. sets up birdie on 15. one stroke lead on the 18th. out of the trap again. 2 putt par. and that was good enough for the win. dominate season could be ahead for johnson. second victory of the year. nascar second race of the year in atlanta. 14 laps to go. kevin harvick got a penalty for speeding on pit row. dropped him to a 9th place finish. that allowed brad keselowski who took the lead, taking the checkered flag. in the desert, a's taking on the mariners. the first run of the game. he can hit. cotton getting the start for the a's. getting help from his defense. he hangsen to the baseball. allow -- hangs on to the baseball. a's are 5-4 winners. giants lost to the royals 4-3. buster posey had two rbis and madison bumgarner struck out four and

this is a debacle and everybody in minnesota knows it's a debacle. the exchanges are shot. the state of minnesota had to pass a $310 million emergency legislation just keep the exchange and the people bung on it marginally afloat. that's theris we are in. not to address this the best of our ability would be a derelict of knowledge promises but our duty as a bottom. mcclintock.k to mister - >> i yield a minute and a half to mister postel of new york.>> i think my colleague and i appreciate the motion that is made by my colleagues on the other side. >> increases and deductibles. they can no longer afford it. they may have insurance in some instances they don't have something that's affordable, that they can buy and that they can use for themselves and their families. and unfortunately the motion our colleagues are often on the other side is just washington speak. it doesn't even make a suggestion as to what the chair is supposed to do. it you wanted to exchange the tax credits advance refundable tax credits. want at the great things about the proposal in front of us is that w

they expect our country as they serve ukrainian food to people from all over minnesota in front of that big mural of the statue of liberty, they believe that our country is going to stand up for democracies. and that was the message that senator mccain and senator graham and i brought to the people of ukraine. we not only, of course, met with the president and their official leaders, but we also went right to the front line. on new year's eve, we were in eastern ukraine on the sea, cold, snow coming down, hundreds and hundreds of ukrainian troops, hearing the stories of a mother so young who had just lost her son a week before to russian separatists snipers. heard the stories, 10,000 people killed just since this conflict began, standing up for democracy, just like we have stood up for our democracy. so when all of these discussions go on about recusals and about who should resign and what should happen, let's remember what this is all about. this is about saving our democracy and making our democracy strong so we can continue to be the beacon that those ukrainians put on their wall in

nothing new in minnesota, but it is an issue if you want to play basketball. the nba cancels last night's game between portland and minnesota because the court was too slick. temperatures in the 60s caused the ice surface arouunder the c to melt. that caused too much humidity in the arena. >> the court was sweating. >> it was, i guess. portland is going to have to make it there another time. >>> runners in texas could miss out on the boston marathon because of bad directions. the lead motorcycle made a wrong turn that cut nearly the course. now runners are worried their times to qualify for the boston marathon will be tossed out. the officials hope they'll be allowed to submit adjusted times. >> i like that strategy, though. i'm going to run the marathon, but i'm going to take a short t shortcut. i have to tell you, if i'm taking a shortcut during a marathon, it's longer than a mile. it's going to shave off, like, 22 miles. >> it's going to be straight to the bars. >> skip the finish line all together. >>> coming up, ie sas sins from world war ii. >> you proba

nothing new in minnesota, but it is an issue if you want to play basketball. nba cancels last night's game between portland and minnesota because the court was too slick. temperatures in the 60s caused the ice surface arouunder the c to melt. that caused too much humidity in the arena. >> the court was sweating. >> it was, i guess. portland is going to have to make it there another time. >>> runners in texas could miss out on the boston marathon because of bad directions. the lead motorcycle made a wrong turn that cut nearly a mile off the course. now runners are worried their times to qualify for the boston marathon will be tossed out. the officials hope they'll be allowed to submit adjusted times. >> i like that strategy, though. i'm going to run the marathon, but i'm going to take a short t shortcut. i have to tell you, if i'm taking a shortcut during a marathon, it's longer than a mile. it's going to shave off, like, 22 miles. >> it's going to be straight to the bars. >> skip the finish line all together. >>> coming up, ie sas sins from world war ii. >> yo

the sharks stay number 3 in the west behind minnesota and chicago. >>> they have good and bad for the giants today in the cactus league. raul with twice. and then eric hossmer in the 3rd. balm gardener with the 1-3 run. and then the giants took the 3- 1 lead to the 7th but then gave up single runs in the 7th. the giants now 3-8 this spring. oakland is 5-4 over the 5-4 win today over the mariners. >> okay! >> okay. thank you very much! >>> coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, some good news for a bay area community cut off from a landslide. >> the water source just put in for residents so that rural community in contra costa county. and when repairs for morgan territory road are expected to be finished. a long couple days for those folks! >> and for a lot of people with this bad weather today! >> yeah! >> thanks for making ktvu your news! >> see you at 10:00, everybody. >> goodnight. wo de zing shi sheldon. no, it's "wo de ming zi shi sheldon." wo de ming zi shi sheldon. what's this? that's what you did. i assumed as in a number of languages, that the gesture was part of the phrase. we