so we moved back to minnesota, i did my show back in minnesota and i explored it and i talk about what it's like to put a campaign, well, at first, just even exploring it, there's this thing in minnesota called bean feeds, it's the democratic-farmer-labor party. that's sort of our organizing principle are bean feeds and you can have a spaghetti dinner or burger bash but they're all called bean feeds. (audience chuckling) and they're in counties or in senate districts, senate districts or in the state senate district and so i started going around, and i really had a great time, i really enjoyed and i learned a hell of a lot and as i learned more, it became less about beating norm coleman and more about one of the big issues during that campaign, one of the things i kept hearing about was people terrified about going bankrupt because of a healthcare crisis and i was doing a radio show at the time. elizabeth warren was on the show frequently and she would, i knew from her that about half of all bankruptcies in this country at that time were tied to a healthcare crisis, a medical crisis an

i guess our first real date was like the minnesota state fair. and that's where he proposed to me was . the best time of my life being married at her wedding. two weeks off to their wedding alison discovered she was pregnant we were both really excited and happy we just. since we had had a miscarriage once already. we were excited. actually i have a baby. but the young family was about to be torn apart a few days off to their honeymoon he was detained by u.s. immigration officials. when he was just fourteen was convicted of second degree murder in a robbery gone wrong at the time he was the youngest person in his county to be tried and convicted as an adult he spent more than seventeen years in prison for his crime and was released in two thousand and twelve. people do make mistakes and when he was younger. he service time. off a better person. when percy and his family arrived here as refugees and nine hundred eighty six they didn't realize that they needed to apply for citizenship almost ten years later conviction made him a target for deportat

going to do me in minnesota to get a hollywood endorsement in fact some people in minnesota maybe would get offended over that so you had mentioned earlier in your talk this morning that you were a member of the underwater demolition team when it is that you can talk about because i'm sure the things you can't talk about but what is the most significant meaningful thing that happened while you were in u.d.t. making it through that training let me find out who i was and what it also did for me it did a few other things it gave me the attitude that i never quit ever and the other thing it did for me it gave me the attitude that nobody tells me there's something i can't accomplish because when you go into that program it has an eighty percent washout rate eighty percent of the people who attempt to become frogman do not make it and ironically i remember every guy i graduated with i remember nobody who quit well now we're going back to the normal order both of you both eric and lou. one at a time i'm going to ask you this from your perspective what is the most important issue to you in beco

to gain support now many people don't know this about you but prior to becoming the governor of minnesota you were also the mayor of brooklyn park how did you get in politics. well brooklyn park is this it was the six largest city it's a north ring suburb of minneapolis and how i got into politics persia to was really an accident i didn't have any desire really to be to get into politics or be an elected official but it started for me and i lived in an old neighborhood along the mississippi river very developed that had a few undeveloped lots while a developer came in and in order to get more money for his lots he needed the city to order a concrete curb gutter and storm sewer to be given to all of us so the city mayor and six council people were really a good old boy network they rubber stamped it through well you gotta do something when you collect there's storm water it was illegal to put it into the mississippi which is right there but there was a wetland next to a grade school they were going to pump in their four hundred of us in the neighborhood signed a petition stating that was u

fact, out of minnesota's 87 counties, only one other county jail in minnesota received this adread days. congratulations to the sheriff and his officers. we're proud to represent you and to work for you. i yield back. e speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from oregon, mr. blumenauer, for five minutes. mr. blumenauer: thank you, mr. speaker. my republican friends are going to be asked this month to embrace a budget chair tax highly disputed a benefits, but what's not in ispute is it will add $1.5 higy trillion to the national debt and up to $4 trillion in cuts to programs americans care deeply about. like medicaid and medicare. there is a better way. i spent much of this last weekend in orlando, florida, with leaders of the american trucking association. these are people who understand trillion to the national debt the infrastructure crisis america faces because they and their employees deal with it every single day. instead of cutting transportation funding or having some mythical program without details, they are willing to step up and invest more, raising their fue

requires fire superiority a properly trained person can do it with two shots that's the problem in minnesota now i'm going to get to it we have no police academies the only thing we have are for state troopers all other police forces young people go to college they take a two year law enforcement degree or whatever and they get hired by a police force to ride around a cop for a couple weeks and then they're out there we need instead of spending money on these idiotic wars halfway around the world we need to bring that money back home take care of the problem we have home and get these police officers new and old properly trained so that they can integrate into society like when i was a kid when i was a kid you used to know the local policeman he used to drive by the school grounds and wave and you'd wave back that doesn't exist today apparently that's what we need to get back to the police should be part of the community they should not be this alien force that just comes in you know when the to go in gets rough for when that somebody calls them or whatever it might be and police academies l

this is our live picture of some downed wires on a pole at minnesota avenue forced a closure on minnesotaircle. if you're familiar with that area you use it to commute you cannot access that part of minnesota avenue. crews have been on scene for a little while and they're trying to remove the downed wires and the pole. that takes a little bit but for now that is the case and that closure remains intact. maps when that does lift but again, that is right here just kind of parallel to 295 minnesota avenue before you hit branch avenue closed between randall circle and g street in the southeast section of d.c. let's zoom out a little bit, check some drive times because yes, it's a holiday but kind of one of those we're half work and half don't it seems. speeds that are fine if you're looking across portions of -- coming from southern maryland branch avenue at speed 52 miles an hour, 295 northbound from the beltway to the district 49 miles an hour. route 50 inbound speeds down to 14 miles an hour as you come into the city. that's a look at the roads. 5:49 and wisdom and holly back to you. >> th

the wildcard layoff, the minnesota twins against the new york yankees.rk yankees. it is 3—3 at the moment and so far the yankees could be ahead after the first innings, but we shall see. for anything else go to the website. from me and the wonderful team, goodbye for now. hello. wednesday's weather gets off to a fine start for some of us, but things will have changed by wednesday night. wet and windy again. a chilly start, particularly in rural spots, and there will be an area of rainfall, having moved south of scotland overnight and stretching through parts of northern ireland. it's this weather front here, but it's this low pressure moving along across central swathes of the uk on wednesday night, turning things wetter and windier. along with this weather fronts searching through scotland and northern ireland, showers heavy and thundery in the far north of scotland and northern isles, some very gusty winds to begin the day. though both fronts will ease as we go through the day. across a large part of england and wales, getting off to a chilly but fine

locally right where you get off 295 there, minnesota avenue it is closed.tion and follow any local detours around there. that's a look at traffic. 4:56 and maureen and wisdom back to you. >> thank you caitlin. >>> coming up on fox5 news morning lawmakers on capitol hill are set to be close to a bipartisan deal to regulate bump stocks. >> the u.s. and turkey are now engaged in a travel compute over security. >> it's 4:57. we're back with more fox5 news morning. >> a ing. >> a sweet 4k tv, mr. peterson. thanks. pretty psyched. did you get fios too? no. mr. peterson, fios is a 100% fiber optic-network. what does that mean? think about it. if you got an awesome new car you'd put the best gas in it, right. so why hook up your awesome technology to anything other than a fiber-optic network? i got to go. peterson. peterson's wife. counting on you guys. your internet deserves the 100% fiber-optic network. and now get our fastest internet ever plus tv and phone for just $79.99 per month. >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning

well -- >> you'd rather have me go to minnesota? >> yeah.'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 tot

and that makes my job tougher in minnesota.ake sure as many minnesotans enroll into coverage as possible. and, you know, the timing really couldn't be worse in that regard. >> we're going to put on the screen, the minnesota insurance coverage, under obamacare. over time, more and more people have gotten insurance. tun insured rate has dropped more recently in 2015 to 4.3. where is it headed now? >> well, 96% of our -- of minnesotas are covered now, and that's great news. we've got the highest rate of insurance in state history, and one of the highest in the country, and we want to keep that trajectory going. what we're facing right now are headwinds, because of this federal action. and we're going to be working really hard to combat that in the next few weeks. and for the next several, couple of months. >> so, in short form, your view is for, at least for minnesota, it ain't broke. >> oh, it's not -- you know, we've had success here. we've had success with state innovation, too. and it kind of has taken the reins at a state lev

jimmy butler six points for minnesota. timberwolves outscored the dubs.eil in china with reaction. >> hope we gave you a good show and you follow nba all season long. >> again stefan curry. >> the warriors dropped to 0-2 as minnesota's reserves dominated the warriors subs in the quarter. the crowd started cheering for steph. steve kerr not going to risk the superstar in preseason. >> i didn't entertain putting steph back into the game. we had a minute's restriction or a number we were looking for. >> crazy. packed house. two hours before the game, wanted full experience. and you could feel that when you stepped on the floor. >> today's game was amazing. fans incredible. showed both teams a lot of love. really appreciate it. time here has been amazing. >> fun to see how the game flows. hopefully put on a nice show. looking forward to the next stop. >> lost the game, not concerned about that. didn't play that well. okay. but the big picture is we're here in china. fans are loving watching our guys. enjoying the experience. it's happy ending. on to shanghai.

we follow downed wires forced the closure of minnesota avenue. still have that closure so use caution in that area. traffic times haven't been bad though. a lighter commute for many. westbound 58 minutes to take from you 301 to the beltway and 295, 395 not reporting any issues in the d.c. side as well. that's a quick look at traffic. more coming up at 7:00 a.m. when fox5 news morning returns right after this. >> ♪ at children's national, stronger is caring for a baby's heart in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy. and a future when prenatal pediatrics leads to healthier children. it's being the number one newborn intensive care unit in the country. and giving parents peace of mind. and more jumping on yours. stronger is standing out and standing proud. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. ♪ ♪ stepping into the unknown, it can be difficult to find

warriors hitting the court against minnesota in china. tipping off late last night.eseason opener. 10 last night, steph with three. 3 of 6 behind the arc. 14 points in jimmy butler six points for minnesota. timberwolves the dubs. larry beil in china with reaction. >> hope we gave you a good show and you follow nba all season long. >> again stefan curry. >> the warriors dropped to 0-2 as minnesota's reserves dominated the warriors subs in the quarter. the crowd started cheering for steph. steve kerr not going to risk the superstar in preseason. >> i didn't entertain putting steph back into the game. we had a minute's restriction or a number we were looking for. >> crazy. packed house. two hours before the game, wanted full experience. and you could feel that st wepheped on the floor. >> today's game was amazing. fans incredible. showed both teams a lot of love. really appreciate it. time here has been amazing. >> fun to see how the game flows. hopefully put on a nice show. looking forward to the next stop. >> lost the game, not concerned about that. didn't play that w

minnesota does prevail. that is their fourth ever wnba title. >>> a lot of smiles.>> thank you for joining us tonight. good night. this is the new comfort food. grown right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. a better way to grow, a better way to eat. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. ibiza can only take us at 6:30 tonight. great. i will meet you at ibiza. it's pronounced "ibeetha," not "ibeeza." that reminds me -- this weekend, i want to see that baby panda at the "thoo." [ both laugh ] yeah...i'm the idiot. this year for valentine's day, we're gonna have a nice, quiet dinner at ibiza. last year, we, um... we overreached... a little. we created sexy alter egos -- clive and juliana -- met in the hotel bar. this one lost her panties in the lobby in front of her dad... phil. ...which was hil-- it was hard. it was hard for her. you know i can't stand it when you use that word. "panties"? ye-- that. yes. that word. sorry. she lo

watch what happens as it merges with that system out of minnesota. here we are saturday and coming closer together, and eerily enough after the anniversary of super storm sandy, they could bring some heavy rain and perhaps some thunderstorms as well. everything is quiet through tomorrow. lots of sunshine. you don't even see clouds, right? let's move ahead to saturday. saturday maybe a sprinkle or a shower especially in south jersey, injureso shore. clouds move in and it will be mild. 5:00 sunday morning here come the showers. and we could be starting with rain and of course this time line will adjust. it's out of here sunday night, and the cold air moves in just in time for halloween. jennifer shared her pumpkin pictures. you can send it to me and i'll share it on-air. would love to get as many as possible. 56 tomorrow, 71 on saturday, 65 with those heavy rains and storms on sunday. 68 for monday, and 60 halloween. so you've got it bundle the kids up. we'll be back right after this. a bridge shut down over politics. their biggest triumph was a traffi

butler 16 for minnesota. t wolves outscored the doves 32-14 in the fourth. 111-97 is the final.oves fall to 0-2 in the pre-season. larry beil in many china with reaction. >> hope we gave you guys a great show. hope you follow nba all year long. thank you very much. >> curry a three. again steph curry. >> the warriors drop to 0-2 this pre-season as minnesota dominated the warriors in the fourth quarter. with about three minutes left in the game the crowd started chanting curry, curry, curry, they wanted to see steph one more time but steve kerr was not going to risk his superstar in a pre-season game. >> i did not entertain putting steph back in the game. we had a minutes restriction we were looking for. >> pretty packed house they wanted the full experience. you could kind of feel that when you step from the floor. >> well today's game was amazing. the fans were incredible. showed us, both teams, a lot of love. we really appreciate it. our time here has been amazing. >> kind of fun just to see how the game flows and hopefully put on a nice show and looking forward to the next st

pero minnesota darÍa un balazo de agua frio con tantos al 90 y al 96.ron la victoria en los Últimos minutos. ahÍ en el Último round. alan: de primera el atlanta.

i represent the people of minnesota. but paul also knew full well that standing up to powerful interests could have steep political costs. his career in the senate was book ended by votes going to war in iraq. both his votes were unpopular, but paul stood on principle, not on politics. the first speech he gave as a senator was in opposition to the first gulf war and one of the last senate votes he cast was against the second war in iraq. he was facing a tough reelection challenge at the time of his vote and he knew it might cost him his seat and told friends so. but to have voted otherwise, he said, would have violated the principles that guided his career so he voted his conscience and put the political considerations aside, just as he did throughout his time in public office. then just 11 days before election day his plane went down, taking not only paul and sheila, his wife, but their daughter marcia, campaign staffers tom lapik, mary mcavoy, as well as pilots richard conway and michael guess. since coming to the sena

minnesota and l.a. game five.parks trying to become the first repeat champions in 15 years candace parker with 19 point, 15 boards. but the lynx had other ideas. sylvia fowles broke her own record with 20 rebounds and was named series mvp. maya moore with the huge runner here. six seconds to play. your minnesota lynx, the 2017 wnba champs with an 85-76 victory. fourth title in seven years, tying houston for the most championships in league history. that's the abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. it's great to see the warriors back on the

on both pennsylvania avenue side, minnesota avenue side. accident up by benning road and look at this massive heavy delay stretching really from beyond pennsylvania avenue and that will take you all the way up to benning but staying in this area in southeast d.c. just a little further north on minnesota avenue, overnight accident downed pole and wires has forced the closure of minnesota between randall circle and g street southeast so southeast d.c. a lot of issues. further up here on 295 like i just mentioned, there's that northbound side at benning road. heavy delays with speeds down to about 13 miles an hour and you saw that stretched well beyond pennsylvania avenue so heavy northbound on 295 and a bit of a gaper delay it looks like on the southbound side just around that accident. staying in maryland but let's go up to crownsville here where we've got another accident on i-97 and 97 delays extend up into baltimore which are coming from the southbound -- the northbound side -- southbound side, excuse me, southbound from baltimore. so, an

. >>> at avaya stadium, the quakes beat minnesota united. minnesota's fran fran kiss so ties it up.hris won doe loss ski sets him up scores. quakes next play at vancouver in a single elimination contest. now to the nba, the suns have already fired erl watson, head coach. phoenix opened the season by losing to portland by 48 points, the most lopsided loss in team history. trailing minnesota with under ten seconds to play, carmelo hits a three-. they inbound the ball to wiggins. he knocks down a three to give minnesota a dramatic victory, okc falls to 1-2. the warriors will resuper play tomorrow at dallas. golden say the is off to a shaky 1-2 start. i think for now steve kerr's job is safe. >> i this i you're right. >> we will bet on that. rick, thank you. >> he didn't call the bank on that last shot. you can't bank it in from 30 feet out. >> next time, call the bank. >> okay. that's it, everybody. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. we continue tomorrow at 4:30. previously on "scandal"... jake: mr. mcclintock has confessed to the crime of shooting frankie vargas. i didn't kill frankie.

of minnesota's great exports and barely mentioning her husband's name. the paper did say it was nice to choose behl's his fond for halftime entertainment saying he either has some singing talent or >> and he worked on the wardrobe malfuncti malfunction. issue. >> "the tonight show with jimmy fallon" is coming up next. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- clive owen, colleen ballinger,

minnesota are coming off a 100—loss season in 2016 and the yankees are seeking a 28th world series crowntopped the american league with 52 home runs. that is what it is all about, post—season baseball. regular season now, training is over, this is what it is all about. this is where the numbers hanging out, this is where they made a name for themselves, in they made a name for themselves, in the post—season. so i am excited for this opportunity. you know, what the tea m this opportunity. you know, what the team has done from spring training to now is incredible. it is going to be as fun post—season. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. further strong winds at times this week, even the risk of gales as we maintain a very autumnal flavour to our weather. this low pressure system was the wind—maker on monday. it's still producing some strong winds in the far north of scotland and the northern isles as tuesday begins. elsewhere, high pressure building in, winds easing a bit with high pre

governor we've seen some really awful police shootings in your home state of minnesota last year we saw that graphic video of finland has steel being shot in his car during a traffic stop with a beloved cafeteria supervisor at a local elementary school and his death left the community stunned and confused more recently and unarmed australian woman just seen diamond was killed by police after calling them to investigate a possible sexual assault behind her house now since you were governor and have a deeper understanding of what police go through what is your perspective on these incidents well first of all my perspective on the incidents are. naturally there tragedy and you've got to look at the big picture people are dying and being put to death by our police forces and for for what purpose when you truly look at it in our country and minnesota doesn't have capital punishment which i'm glad as a governor that i didn't have to face being the last person to sign off on a death when you're putting someone to death minnesota doesn't even have the death penalty we don't even have it and yet

minnesota and l.a. game five.he first repeat champions in 15 years candace parker with 19 point, 15 boards. but the lynx had other ideas. sylvia fowles broke her own record with 20 rebounds and was named series mvp. maya moore with the huge runner here. six seconds to play. your minnesota lynx, the 2017 wnba champs with an 85-76 victory. fourth title in seven years, tying houston for the most championships in league history. that's the abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. it's great to see the warriors back on the court, even from halfway around the world. what a great outreach for them. >> it's been fabulous. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. >>

the rest of the season after suffering a broken collar bone in their match against neighbouring minnesota shoulder after taking a hard hit from vikings linebacker anthony barr and it's the same problem that saw him miss seven games in the 2013 season with minnesota eventually winning 23—10. the world archery championships begin in mexico on sunday. you can't use your mind to control a speeding arrow of course but patrick huston does the next best think, ——thing. the british archer uses mental management techniques to convince himself he's going to hit the target and he hopes that could help him win a world title. david mcdaid has more. this arrow was going in the middle because i am the best archer in the world. iam because i am the best archer in the world. i am the best archer in the world. i am the best archer in the world because i am patrick houston andi world because i am patrick houston and i shoot arrows in the middle. steady hand and had good eye and a keenin steady hand and had good eye and a keen in archery but so it seems is the power of the mind to. archery is a sport of repe

>> when i go back to minnesota, i was in minnesota all this week. i heard a lot of, please get things done. they didn't like what the republicans were doing on health care. they hated trumpcare. i go all around minnesota and there was 17% approval. they want us to work together and get things done for them. i know that speaker ryan said that and he's actually right about that one thing. >> just that one thing? >> that one thing. when he was talking about tax reform, that's all about tax reps for people at the top. it's another trickle down thing and, you know, that's why we really should be doing things should regular order. that's what john mccain said and what we should be doing in the health committee and health care. did you know that the first hearing that we had this congress in the health committee was on exactly on shoring up the exchanges? >> yep. >> that was in early january before the president was sworn in. >> tom steyer, a billionaire donor, who is considering running against dianne feinstein in a primary, should be are you willing to s

the presiding officer: the senator from minnesota. ms. klobuchar: mr. president, i wish to speak this afternoon -- the presiding officer: we are in a quorum call. ms. klobuchar: mr. president, i ask that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. klobuchar: mr. president, i wish to speak this afternoon to honor the memory of paul and sheila wellstone. today marks 15 years since we lost paul and sheila, their daughter marcia and staff members tom, mary mca voy and will mcclawf lynn. it is hard to believe because paul is such a memorable and incredible person, it's hard to believe it's been 15 years since we lost all of them. for me as so many minnesotans, it is impossible to forget the moment that we first heard about their plane going down. it's impossible to forget the wait to get the final news that there were no survivors. that's how much paul and she lament to the people of our state -- sheila meant to our state. i hear my own special reminder every day first from the employees of the capitol who were around back when

, boston and so attacks in la, minnesota, boston and so forth. but you eventually have an individual who manages to carry out an attack. they are sometimes incompetent and we welcome that incompetency because then they don't cause those dear life. in this case, despite his lack of organisation and planning, he still managed to kill eight innocent new yorkers and that is incredibly sad day in new york, but again, is a fact of life, the fa ct of but again, is a fact of life, the fact of life, we are now in a long—term conflict with a certain ideology that lives overseas and amongst us. it wants to taint the name of millions and millions of good, hard—working name of millions and millions of good, ha rd—working muslim name of millions and millions of good, hard—working muslim americans and muslim british. having said that, that small minority of radicals, a small fraction of minority of radicals, are the ones we have to watch out for and we have delivered live with and accept the fa ct we delivered live with and accept the fact we have to be on the

from states like new york and new jersey, washington, california, pennsylvania, virginia, illinois, minnesota, should pay particular attention to the issue of state and local deductibility. no doubt the elimination of state and local affects states in congressional districts over the entire country. dolphins, one of the states that pays the highest -- that gets the highest break tax break from state and local is utah. 35% of utahans take it because such a large percentage tithe and they don't use the standard deduction. it affects middle-class families in every state. the state that has the lowest effect on, west virginia, it still affects 17% of families. i don't have the numbers in front of me, but my guess is in kentucky, the home state of our president for the moment, president of the senate, presiding officer at the moment, is probably in the 20's. but in many states, the state and local deduction is claimed by over a third of taxpayers and amounts to tens of thousands of dollars a year in deductions. in california, 34% of taxpayers take the deduction for an average of $18,400. in new je

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i guess our first real date was like the minnesota state fair. and that's when he proposed to me he was. the best my life being married at her wedding. two weeks off to their wedding alison discovered she was pregnant we were both really excited and happy we just. since we had had a miscarriage once already. we were excited. actually i have a bit. but the young family was about to be torn apart. a few days off to their honeymoon he was detained by u.s. immigration officials. when he was just fourteen was convicted of second degree murder robbery gone wrong at the time he was the youngest person in his county to be tried and convicted as an adult he spent more than seventeen years in prison for his crime and was released in two thousand and twelve. people do make mistakes and when he was younger. he served his time. person. and his family arrived here as refugees and nine hundred eighty six they didn't realize that they needed to apply for citizenship almost ten years later conviction made him a target for deportation because he was still a perman

in minnesota, these funds support coverage for 125,000 children. i heard from the children's hospitals and clinics of minnesota just last week about many of the families who count on this program. while states like mine are finding ways to make federal funding last a bit longer since ours has also expired, every single day that congress doesn't act puts coverage of millions of children at risk. there is already bipartisan work under way to keep this program going. senator hatch and senator wyden have introduced a bipartisan bill to extend chip for five years. in 2015, the last time we renewed this program, it passed the senate with 92 votes. 92 of 100 votes. we should demonstrate that same bipartisan spirit again that children in america are counting on. we must act before it's too late or states like mine may be forced to make difficult choices about insurance coverage for some of our more vulnerable constituents. chip is one part of our health care system that is working. we should be doing everything in our power to protect it. so let's come tog

minnesota where we actually, this is the national as bad as it can be in minnesota in indian country because there's housing shortages there where people coming back from rehab can go into a sober living setting so they have secure housing an that they have people that are in their same boat and in recovery and so instead of a peer group, which is the other -- a peer group that there has a high drug use, they're having a peer group of people in their own fellowship. that's something i want to bring up for -- yes. >> senator, just to elaborate on what i said earlier, that's exactly what we do in this philanthropic effort. in other wordsy they have to be sober before they come in. they get tested in that safe environment. >> got to be tested. >> get constantly reinforced. the program works. if there's a way to expand that i think it has great value. >> on the national diabetes prevention program this is something senator luger and i put in the aca, senator grassley and senator collins have been very helpful in getting cms to do, the medicare. we learned this was a 16 week program pilot

we have the overnight crash closing minnesota avenue at randle circle. unfortunately, all lanes are closed because of pole and wires down. georgetown pike moving eastbound just outside the traffic is alternating one direction at a time to get by under police direction. we had our closure in la plata along hawthorne road near miller hill road because of an ongoing investigation from the earlier crash. back to you. >>> all right. jack. thank you. the olympics draw tourists from all around the world. you may be surprised how many people head to south korea each year as it is. up next, my interview with the ceo of the korean tourism organization. >>> remember to join us later today for the ellen degeneres show. today she welcomes harrison ford. you can catch eenll >>> this morning, dove is apologizing for an ad. thousands of social media users are calling racist. it shows a black woman taking off her shirto woman. the backlash was swift with many saying they won't support the company anymore. dove tweeted a statement saying it missed the mark in representing

it's really cold enough to pull some snow into northern minnesota. it's pulling that cold air straight down across the northern plains. that cold air is headed for us. it will be a chilly one. tomorrow morning you wake up with that frost advisory in place. 38 in doylestown. 41 in philadelphia. if you're in millville, 41. 47 in atlantic city. by the time that we get into tomorrow afternoon, we're in it the low 60s across much of the area. the exception in the 50s. and then the winds start to turn more to the southeast. so saturday morning, a little more mild. in the low to mid-40s. saturday afternoon clouds start to move in. but look at this. we're going to hit across much of the area. 70, 71 degrees. then we get into late saturday night. here comes the rain from that system that was moving into minnesota. look. and yes, that does include the eagles game. temperatures really don't make it out of the low 60s on sunday. you're going to need your slicker if you go to the eagles game. and there's another system behind that one for the middle of next week.

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. >> new video this morning shows whiteout conditions in good ridge minnesota. they are dealing with the first storm. season and the earliest snow? 8 careers. the person who posted the video said northwestern minnesota skipped right to january. let's not do that around here. >> we went back to july, almost august. >> reporter: it's going to be seasonable this afternoon and warm tomorrow. and overall as we head into november, accuweather is calling for slightly above average temperatures around here. >> still? >> reporter: i don't know that well get a lot of 70s, but the average high is below 60s and we'll be above that for many days. >> i'll take it. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live showing we're dry this morning. let's head outside and see what we got. there's center city. clear skies out lots of stars, we expect it to stay clear through the day. the temperature has dipped overnight, we're down to 46 in philadelphia. some suburbs in the 30s. wind west/southwest at 6 miles per hour. the southerly component to the wind will get us milder later in the day. there'

them in a second and still ahead on sports sunday the packers were rolling until today's game in minnesotaout how costly today's loss will be. it's the rest of the day's sporting news coming right up on action news sports sunday. getting a cancer diagnosis is difficult. getting an appointment to discuss your treatment options shouldn't be. meet with a ctca cancer specialist in philadelphia, in as little as 24 hours. learn more at cancercenter.com/appointment action news sports sunday sponsored by audi challenge all givens. ♪ jeff and ducis back and go to the ice the flyers have the night off and host the florida panthers tuesday and coming off the washington capitals last night score eight goals the most in a home opener in 35 years and start thinking can this team be a for real team a team that is going to make a playoff run finally but then you think they play ten games this week and they are tired but the flyers give them credit they look good and young players stepped up and shawn and scott look great so far. >> young team and average age is 26 and a half years that is more than a year

minnesota is not alone. five other states and the district of columbia will see their funding dry up by december and 25 more states will exhaust their funding by early next year. pretty soon thousands of families could receive notices informing them that their coverage will be terminated. imagine for a second what that moment would feel like. you have a son or daughter with a serious medical condition. perhaps they're even in the hospital, and you find out that their health insurance is going to be cut off because the republican-controlled congress couldn't get its act together to continue funding for a bipartisan program that has been in existence for decades. i would be livid. that's why we have to act now, mr. president. for most of this year, the republican majority has been consumed with destructive and counterproductive debates focused on repealing obamacare. they've done little else which meant that not only did we blow past the funding deadline for the children's health insurance program, we also ble

. >> the warriors will play minnesota tomorrow at 11:00 p.m. two different approaches. they're having fun, playing golf, taking tours while minnesota's training camp they're practicing for the game and that'st not getting out too much. >> the warriors will get pretty serious. >> i fee bador minnesota because the warriors have so many more fans in china >> join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee t.v. cable chael 13. coming up how the las vegas shter was able to fire his rifle like a machine gun. the device that senator diane finestein trying to -- >>> and the mentally the shooting has had on erica. >> up next it's "the middle" followed by free shot and blach ish. >> at 11:35 it's jim kimmell live. tonight's star garry goening and youtube star, local paul. >> that'st for this edition of abe 7 at 6:00 appreciate your time ahn dan ashley. >> and i'm christian sze. have a good night. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions

. >>> this is video of a snowfall in north minnesota. it's the first time in eight year the state has measured significant accumulation this early. the first winter storm of the season and broke the record of the daily snowfall for november 27th. >> we can look at it but we are not ready for that. we just have rain to contend with. >> part of the same system but we are on the milder side of that front. picture outside stormtracker 6 live double scan radar, you can see it's dry and we are not tracking precipitation or for that matter the start of our weekend. as we get into sunday the potential of soaking rain a picture outside sky 6 hd looking at the commodore barry bridge, temperatures today are milder than they did yesterday. yesterday we only maxed out in the upper 50s that is where we are now and numbers keep on climbing, 58 in philadelphia and allentown reading and lancaster. cooler in the poconos 51 with the chilly start with the frost advisory to the north and west and into south jersey and 61 in dover and 61 in beach haven. here

. >> the warriors will play minnesota tomorrow at 11:00 p.m. two different approaches.g fun, playing golf, taking tours while minnesota's training camp they're practicing for the game and that's it not getting out too much. >> the warriors will get pretty serious. >> i feel bad for minnesota because the warriors have so many more fans in china. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee t.v. cable channel 13. coming up how the las vegas shooter was able to fire his rifle like a machine gun. the device that senator diane finestein trying to -- >>> and the mentally the shooting has had on america. >> up next it's "the middle" followed by free shot and blach ish. >> at 11:35 it's jim kimmell live. tonight's star garry goesening and youtube star, local paul. >> that's it for this edition of abe 7 at 6:00. appreciate your time ahn dan ashley. >> and i'm christian sze. have a good night. sam just snagged it from you canhomegoods.is frenchie. it reminds him of bennie. only quieter. you can't have this frenchie. but new finds are always arriving. so you can find something so you, for

but tonight, would the fifth time be the charm for minnesota??? >>> so 2003, the yankees have eliminated the twins each of the four times they met in the playoffs, but would the fifth time be the charge for minnesota? they jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the 1st, but there goes the three-run jack to tie the game, and in the 4th rookie aaron judge who had 52 homers in the regular season, a little insurance for the yankees with his first career post-season home run. yankees win 8-4, and now play cleveland in the division series. now the twins can go from triple digit losses to the playoffs, why can't the 98-loss giants do the same in 2017? their losses the most since the reagan administration, but the vice president of baseball operations made it clear today the organization is not planning to rebuild. njured derek >> we had a last place season. that can happen in sports. just like you have a lost year in life. but we're not last place people. and we're not a last place organization. we're the furthest thing from that. this isn't a blow it up or a rebui

minnesota and l.a. game five. sparks trying to become the first repeat champions in 15 years candace parker with 19 point, 15 boards. but the lynx had other ideas. sylvia fowles broke her own record with 20 rebounds and was named series mvp. maya moore with the huge runner here. six seconds to play. your minnesota lynx, the 2017 wnba champs with an 85-76 victory. fourth title in seven years, tying houston for the most championships in league history. that's the abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. it's great to see the warriors back on the court, even from halfway around the world. what a great outreach for them. >> it's been fabulous. they're >>> all right. that's our report. nor sandhya patel, mike shumann, that's all of us. we appreciate your time. right now on jimmy >>> tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute." >> what is it? is it just something that i would fish with this? >> the in-laws get a gift of fishing gear, but -- >> they don't know what to make of it. >> the mo

you have earthquakes and minnesota united get into the playoffs.perature also in the mid 70s around san jose airport. cowboys, about the same time. expect a lot of traffic north of the airport and near the airport tomorrow. temperatures looking pretty good, in the 70s. air quality, by the way, good to moderate around the bay area thanks to the recent storm and winds pushing smoke to the east. 77 for high in san jose. closer to 80 south of downtown. valley temperature also ranging near 80. peninsula temperature also in the 70s for now. always you see the seven day forecast the temperature also climbing early next week. close to 70 in san francisco, and upper 70s to low 80s around north bay. winds from tomorrow out of the north, but they will trend off-shore on monday. we will have to watch the wind speeds because of off-shore winds with lowering humidity levels. high pressure moving the storm track away from the west coast. tuesday through wednesday the temperatures climbing in the valleys as much as 15 to 20 degrees above average. for san francisco