i want to thank our sponsors, minnesota credit union, minnesota farmers union, aarp minnesota. the next question is from dan, minnesota farm bureau president. >> crop protection products are important to ensure an abundant food supply. what is your view on allowing farmers to follow the label on those products that has been developed with approval from the epa when it comes to using those products? >> the most important thing on this question is we cannot have government being a fickle partner. the farmers do what they are advised to do. they follow the rules, the labels, then it is not enough. someone says you are breaking the rules. farmers feel over controlled, overmanaged. it is the same thing teachers feel. when we talk about teachers, we have got to be careful and make sure we are not lumping ed minnesota with teachers. when we talk about teachers, we are not talking about ed minnesota. we need to let the ag business develop and grow. if the government is going to put rules down, fair enough. let's make sure the appropriate people were part of that process. once they are

i want to thank our sponsors, minnesota credit union, minnesota farmers union, aarp minnesota.he next question is from dan, minnesota farm bureau president. >> crop protection products are important to ensure an abundant food supply. what is your view on allowing farmers to follow the label on those products that has been developed with approval from the epa when it comes to using those products? >> the most important thing on this question is we cannot have government being a fickle partner. the farmers do what they are advised to do. they follow the rules, the labels, then it is not enough. someone says you are breaking the rules. farmers feel over controlled, overmanaged. it is the same thing teachers feel. when we talk about teachers, we have got to be careful and make sure we are not lumping ed minnesota with teachers. when we talk about teachers, we are not talking about ed minnesota. we need to let the ag business develop and grow. if the government is going to put rules down, fair enough. let's make sure the appropriate people were part of that process. once they are do

minnesota. this is an hour and 15 minutes. >> i am your moderator and a host. i want to thank our hosts, minnesota's aarp and credit unions, for making these possible. minnesota agora, thank you very much. there is a lot of work that goes into organizing these forums, and i think this has become a minnesota tradition. we had a coin toss. governor walz won. he chose to go second. kent will be the timekeeper. first opening question, you've talked about a vision of healing minnesota. can you give a more specific vision of what that means right now and how you would heal minnesota in the next four years? >> when i see patients in the office, we can't begin the possibility of healing until we've asked the right questions. if somebody said, i've got chest pain, i to be a fool to say, this is what we are going to do. we are here today together. we are asking the questions and saying, what matters to you? through the process of asking those questions and having conversations, learning, listening, that i

pn reporter: marshall minnesota. pn reporter: marshall minnesota. pn reporter: marshall minnesota. pn reporter: marshall minnesota. pn reporter: marshall minnesota. pn reporter: marshall minnesota. pn reporter: marshall minnesota. pn 13,680. this is where it all began. where trey lance put in the work that put him on a path to the nfl. >> oh trey lance was obviously e of our top ones we've ever had. >> reporter: a one of a kind plr says coach terry bowman. >> it's surreal that 10 years ao he was out here attending our youth camp and now he's a startr in the nfl. >> reporter: marshall tiger football is a big deal. >> there's not much to do out he in marshall. people come out and and support activities. and the friday night football is somethg that people come out to supports up to 500 people. bowman described lance as an outstandig leader, dedicated and the best kind of teammate. >> he's always very receptive ts teammates. willing to help them out. the leadership, every game he was always there you know yod always count on trey. >> reporter: lance won the bud e community award. >> s

in minnesota if you are black, your 15 times more likely to be homeless than a white minnesota. if you're native american you are 27% -- 27 times more likely to be homeless. our work on homelessness has showed uneven progress, we have had engagement investment from all levels of government, we've had the greatest success. our best proof that any homelessness -- preventing homelessness is possible as our work with the veteran homelessness. with dedicated resource -- research, the outcome has been stunning. we have ended veteran homelessness in 85 of minnesota's 87 counties. being a veteran in minnesota is a protective factor for homelessness. i look forward to the day when being a child in protective factor, with serious health issues is a protective factor. in minnesota, we have increased resources for families with children, leading to a 32% decrease in family homelessness statewide starting in 2010. we credit these reductions to targeted prevention, courting nation with employment services and investments in families with the various -- very highest barriers. we have learned t

>> yeah, it's been a daily occurrence at the university of minnesota.t was the icing on the cake there, that video that you saw. that came across for my son in early june. that is when i decided i needed to take action. >> todd: how close is that to your son's fraternity house? >> what is right behind his fraternity house. in fact, the camera from behind fraternity row, several fraternity houses on university avenue. >> todd: i would have to worry about roe deer but not somebody shooting me. and violence your son has experienced? >> everybody at the university know somebody who has been mocked, beat up on a daily occurrence. it has really become a public safety crisis down at the university of minnesota and minneapolis. >> as a parent, when you send your child to college, you entrust the college to take care of your child. how come safety is not priority number one for the university of minnesota? and i will argue priority number one, education? because brian, if you are dead, you cannot learn. >> you're absolutely right. where the customers. we are the

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to be in minnesota. i'd like to thank my wife. and these hooligans up front, my seven kids. thank you guys. my parents, my brother, sister-in-law, everyone just thank you so much. we really couldn't do this without you. just appreciate you being here and the support and love that you have given us, our entire life. people in my district sent a farmer to congress. i tell people i wake up, i have dirt under my fingernails, sorry, jackie, i don't clean up that well. i drive a john deere tractor, on the farm when we wake up in the morning, we know something will be broke. so we wake up trying to figure out how am i going to fix things? really to me serving in congress is all about that. rolling up my sleeves, taking that farmer mentality, figuring out what's broke and how we are going to fix it and move on. that's the farmer in me. that's the southern minnesotan in me. that's born and raised. the d.n.a. that jackie and i have had in our generations of families that have built farm and agribusiness in south c

he was joined by attorneys general from new york, minnesota connecticut -- minnesota and connecticut at a conference in pittsburgh talking about legal protections for abortion providers, state sovereignty and the importance of down ballot election races. host: welcome to the panel, the aftermath of dobbs, states attorneys general and the right to protect access. i am a special assistant attorney general at the california department of justice. we are happy to have leading progressive attorneys general on the panel which will be moderated by written a jenkins. access to abortion has been under threat since the u.s. supreme court's dobbs decision which overturned roe v. wade. in today's panel, we will understand the special role attorneys general have in protecting abortion access and reproductive health care. i am privileged to introduce our panelists and will start with new york attorney general tish james, who you can see on the screen remotely. [applause] ag james is the 67th attorney general of new york at first woman of color to hold statewide office in new york and first woman e

in marshall, minnesota, max darrow, darrow, kpix 5 news. >> max is reporting from minnesota all week. later today, today, we will show you trey lance's journey to stardom. and we know the bay area is full of 49ers super fans. now is your te your time to call them out and get on tv. nominate your favorite member of the faithful and all season we will be profiling 49ers super fans. > >> still ahead on kpix 5 and is is streaming on cbs news bay area, a taste of island culture here at home. the special event bringing us a whole lot of aloha. > >> plus, a hit and then a hug. hear from the two little league players getting a lot of attention for their sportsmanship. > >> it is a nice day across the bay area as the father continues continues to stream across the for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the m

caller: i wanted to ask about the special election in minnesota to replace jim hagedorn. do you think it would wrong to read into this too much as see it as a bellwether for the fall should republicans be tempering their expectations because this is a safe red seat that came within several single digits out would it be wrong to do that because of low turn out in that election. guest: we are in the midst of a string of house special elections that will give us clues is to if this post dobbs bump for democrats is durable into the fall. so far it looks good for democrats in that regard. four days after the supreme court district, in nebraska we saw the candidate come within six points of winning a special and a district that had voted for trunk -- trump by 11 points and we saw that repeat in southern minnesota, another fairy will -- fairly rule all district but -- rural district and trump carried it by 10 points in 20 but the democrat came within four points of flipping that to democrats. publicans point out that this is a place that has some history of voting for democrats

, a right to do what it is legal to do in minnesota. we will go into those cords and defend you. that includes extradition, this includes a whole range of rights. people have the right to travel and the right to do what is legal to do in our states. it is important that we understand that we are not done. we are in the middle of something and what we really need is a massive upsurge of people who believe in basic human rights and freedoms for all. we have to be full throated about our embrace of multiracial democracy and not let that divide us. we have to be -- we have to understand this is not the moment to hope for the best and think they got enough already. it is very clear that they did not at any time -- these guys say they believe in president, notice coney barrett, gorsuch and cavanaugh said they would respect the president and all of them have violated what they said in their confirmation hearings. at this point, i will wrap up by saying attorney general races are very important. i hope this is a lesson we all really embrace. ma

office over there. >> it is. > >> max will be reporting from marshal, minnesota all week, we know the bay area is full of 49ers superfans, now is your chance to recognize them, get your cell phone out and scan the qr code on your screen to nominate your favorite member, someone all things red and gold and all season. we will profile these super fans. > >> still ahead on kpix5 streaming on cbs news bay area, former president donald trump pleads the fifth. the latest legal probe into his business practices. >> plus, facebook on the defense after handling text messages in a teenager's abortion case, thy questions it is raising. > >> dramatic video, the race to rescue a woman for her car is d car is swallowed by a sinkhole. > >> plenty sunshine over the bay area today. skies cleared out along the coast, and still abundant sunshine as we look to the east from the mark hopkins hotel. temperatures are gradually going to warm up as we head through the rest of this week, especially away from the water. details in t seen this ad? it's not paid for by california tribes. it's paid for by the out

including marshall minnesota where he grew up.o talk to the locals about their hometown hero. >> marshall minnesota is a small small town out on the prairie in in the southwestern part of the state. about three hours away from the twin cities. it is one of those small towns where people have a big amount of prie of pride in where they live. >> a small niche town. >> reporter: like dan who owns fuzzies bar on main street. >> a great place to raise a famy a family and he is a great example of what great people we have here. >> he is proud to say now the quarterback for the 49ers grew up in marshall. >> is a great kid, we cannot wait to see his success in the nfl. it could not have happened to a nicer kid. >> reporter: the mayor echoed tt echoed that in downtown marshall. >> the community is proud of all all of our kids that grew up inl in marshall including trey. the bay area will see a young man who is very hard-working, very committed but also who is a really good person. >> before he was named the starting quarterback for the 49e

minnesota. we spent max darrow to marshall, minnesota where his where his high school coach says says everyone knew he was a verl player. >> reporter: marshall, minnesota, population 13,680. ts is where it all began, where try lance put in the work that put m on the path to the nfl. >> oh, trey lance was obviouslye of the top ones we've ever had. >> reporter: a one of a kind plr says marshall football coach terry bowman. >> it's just kind of surreal that ten years ago he was out here in our youth camp and now he's a quarterback in the nfl. >> reporter: in this small found, marshall tiger football s a big deal. >> there's not a lot to do here on friday nights so people comet and support all activities, and football is one of them with a crowd sometimes as big as 5,000 people. >> reporter: lance led the teamo three state tournaments. >> we knew we had something special. >> reporter: he said lance was n outstanding leader and the best kind of teammate. >> receptive to his teammates, willing to help

he was a verl player. >> reporter: marshall, minnesota, population 13,680. it all began, where try lance put in the work that put m on the path to the nfl. >> oh, trey lance was obviouslye of the top ones we've ever had. >> reporter: a one of a kind plr says marshall football coach terry bowman. >> it's just kind of surreal that ten years ago he was out here in our youth camp and now he's a quarterback in the nfl. >> reporter: in this small found, marshall tiger football s a big deal. >> there's not a lot to do here on friday nights so people comet and support all activities, and football is one of them with a crowd sometimes as big as 5,000 people. >> reporter: lance led the teamo three

that includes the eyes of the people in marshall, minnesota, where le grew up. we sent max to talk to the locals about somebody they are so proud of, their hometown hero. >> reporter: marshall, minnesot, a small town out on the prairie in the southwestern part of thee the state. about three hours away from the twin cities. it is is one of those small towns where people have a big amount of pride in where they live. >> it is a small nit town. >> like dan falls in, who owns fuzzies' bar. >> it is a great place to raise a family. >> he is proud to say trade lance, now the fordthrough nfl. >> mayor bob burns echoed that t onthrougmemorial park in downtown marshall appears >> in the community is proud of all of our kids that grew up in marshall, including trey. the bay area will see a young man who is very hard-working, very d very committed, but also who isa really good person. >> even before lance was named the starting cord back for the 49ers, the town of marshall was incredibly proud he made it from from marshall to the nfl, so much so, they call draft today 1 tr

i called my mom and dad, and i said, there is a definite match for carrie, in hastings, minnesota. >>d mixed emotions, obviously. we wanted to find her, but then, find out what had happened. it was rough. it was a rough time for the whole community. >> i just sat there. i cried. i lost a confidant. i lost someone i could laugh with. i lost -- i lost a very good friend. >> the funeral was at sent balls church in davenport. >> she had to come back home and again. >> it was a day to lay carrie to rest, and remember a beautiful life. but there was still so many unanswered questions. >> now, we need to find a wide. we need to find out what's happened. >> first step, an autopsy. but it couldn't answer a key question for detectors. >> the doctor that did the autopsy called it a homicide by unspecified means. >> no cause of death? >> no cause of death. >> are you thinking, come on, there's gotta be a cause of death? >> that is where. but we have seen the photos of the scene, and you can tell she didn't walk up there and just fall over dead. the body was placed there. >> but the autopsy did of

. >> reporter: marshall minnesota.n 13,680. this is where it all began. where trey lance put in the work that put him on a path to the nfl. >> trey lance was obvious one of our top ones we've ever had. >> reporter: a one of a kind player said marshal high school play says marshall coach. >> there's not a lot to do in marshall, so people come out and support friday night with crowds sometimes as big as 5,000 people. >> reporter: lance led the team to five championships. >> always very receptive to his teammates. willing to help them out. the leadership every game. he was always there. you know you could always count on trey. >> lance won the bud rose senior athletic award. >> he was a basketball star too. >> reporter: speaking to his character, momen says the niners have a good man in trey lance. >> he's going to be a face of a franchise. he's never going to embarrass the program. he's going to give you everything he has from a time commitment. he's true to his belief and faith and he's just a solid person that you know

max has the story from trey's hometown of marshall, minnesota. >> reporter: before trey lance became people all over the country would know as e starting quarterback for the san san francisco 49ers, those who watched him grow up say he was always just a good kid from small town usa. in the tightknit tightknit town of marshall, minnesota you will find families who are proud to show off their their 49ers jerseys. they have all known trey lance since he was a little boy who by the way always seemed happy with a football in his hands at least in the photos and videos his parents showed with us. >> i always wanted to do football. >> reporter: trey and his brothr his brother went to the holy redeemer catholic school. trey and my nicholas here. >> reporter: >> reporter: this family lived across the street from the lances and the girls played with with the boys every day. >> they are like another set of brothers for me. growing up with with a tray, if it was more of a a carly day and i was picking activities, we were baking and watching movies. if it was a trey day we were playing basketball

minnesota agora, thank you very much.a lot of work that goes into organizing these forums, and i think this has become a minnesota tradition. we had a coin toss. governor walz won. he chose to go second. kent will be the timekeeper. first opening question, you've talked a a

in the tightknit the tightknit town of marshall, minnesota, you will find families like the clades and the and the poly f keys who are proud to show off their 49ers j. 49ers jerseys. they have all known trey lance since he was a little boy, who, by the way, always seemed happy with a football in asin the photos an parents showed with us. trey br kids in elementary school at the the holy redeemer catholic school. >> they were making cards for s. for something. >> reporter: they also lived across the street from the lances and the girls say they played with the lance boys every every day. >> they were just kind of like another set of older brothers for me. i remember growing up with trey if it was more of a carly day and i was picking the activities, we were baking and hanging out inside watching movies but if it was a trade a we were watching xbox, playing basketball out in the front yard yard and just having fun. >> trey played on a lot of teams teams with mark and missy's kids. >> here is my son, nicholas, which was one of his wide receivers. >> reporter: areas connecting with nichola

we traveled to catch up with his high school coach at >> reporter: marshall, minnesota. population 13,680. this is where it all began, where trey lance put in the work work that put him on a path to the nfl. >> well, trey lance was obviously one of the top ones we we ever had. >> reporter: a one-of-a-kind player says marshall senior high high school football coach terry bahlmann. >> 10 years ago he was here in our youth camp and now he is starting quarterback in the nfl. nfl. >> reporter: in the small town, marshall tiger football is a big big deal. >> there is not a lot to do in march on friday nights so people people come out and support all activities. football is the one on friday night, sometimes with a crowd is biggest 5000 people. >> reporter: as a teenager in a tiger uniform, trey lance made the town proud, leading the team team to three state tournaments. tournaments. >> we knew we had something special. >> reporter: terry bahlmann describe trey lance as an incredible leader, incredibly dedicated and the best kind of teammate. >> he was always very receptive to

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>> that's a confusing feature of minnesota trial practice.f it's a feature or a bug. the jury -- injuries, this is standard practice. juries are instructed the work isn't done until you answer the damages question, regardless of how you answer the liability question because this is not uncommon, but the bottom line is that because there's no no liability, because the jury found that the plaintiff failed to prove her case, there will be no award of damages. >> todd: got it. here's the statement from the group representing the plaintiff if it is as follows. "unfortunately, highly personal health care decisions such as whether to get pregnant and blow your family are politicized. it is a discrimination in minnesota -- without at the very least ensuring a patient can get the prescription without extra delay and cost to them. that latter part really is the crux of the lawsuit against you. yet, you won what is your response to that statement by the plaintiff's attorney? >> my responses that i did everything that i could in light of the facts. i wen

into minnesota. maybe the kids run around with t-shirts and 49er stuff. >> reporter: he takes pride in w in how he represents the town. >> is there for esteem and represents the community well. >> reporter: and marshall high school, they are working on a bit of a shrine for lance and another grad that made it to the the nfl. >> documented a little bit. the high school career, of course, there nfl success. >> reporter: as the bay area begins a new 49ers area, these folks have a message from marsh. from marshall. >> we wish him the best. they have a good kid. people will come to realize what a special thing we have. >> we are looking forward to him him leading the niners. he will have another report from his re. his report. > >> we could all use more loja spirit in our lives. a special concert is giving us a taste of island culture. the festival will take place this saturday at at the event center. they will have events for families, food, and a special headliner. >> we are very excited to announce our

northern minnesota was all blue. all democrats. it's now hard-core red because of crazy policies like this that come from democrats. laura, it gets cold in northern wisconsin. it gets to be 30-below. we need reliable and cheap energy to make sure we can heat our homes. what's outrageous about what the epa is doing is the fact that this power plant is going to help moth ball coal-burning power plants for the natural gas-burning power plant which means there'll be less co2 in the at atmosphere. the liberals are fighting to moth ball it. moth ball this plan. this is the problem in government. you can elect donald trump, george bush or jason chafe fitz but unless you get rid of the federal unions, the deep states, in the epa, you could never change policy. donald trump couldn't get rid of the radicals in the epa. do what scott walker did in wisconsin, eradicate the union, fire all of these 40-year employees at the epa and bring in fresh blood, and you won't have these problems. as long as you keep these radicals employed, you could nev

>> louis williams iv. >> reporter: louis williams iv came to minnesota to play football at st. cloud state university >> i had like a year and a half left of school they cut the team because of the budget issues >> reporter: louis stayed, finished his engineering degree, struck a pose with his mother, and went to work in his field. the field of manufacturing engineering. and the infield. >> last year around this time i read a book called "the compound effect" and it basically was talking about if you got a talent, put it on display for the world to see >> reporter: you might say louis jumped at the opportunity. how much do they love him? that's a team pleading to have louis move from another game to theirs >> please! >> reporter: the girls will encounter plenty of umpires they won't long remember and one they will never forget >> as long as the kids have fun hey i'd do a hundred back flips. >> reporter: nbc news, minnesota. >> that is terrific. that is "nightly news" for this friday. thank you for watching everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. g

it's not just minnesota, as we were just talking about. you, given all you've seen that, you, know the people who are hoping to run elections in so many states are some of the same people saying the last election was fraudulent? >> well, the arizona republican party has really fallen on some hard times, and just as a good example of this, doug doocy, the very popular, very successful two term governor there, in a more normal republican party, we would be talking about what kind of presidential campaign would be coming up, for he would've been drafted to run for the senate in that state. instead, some real hard-liners with some really, really extreme views on this stuff have gone in place. the problem is, and i think this is something that democrats should bear in mind, as they think about the candidates who they helped. doug mastriano in pennsylvania, for example. his opponents spent many fold more money on his campaign to boost mastriano, to get a kook through the primary, then mastriano spent on his own campaign. in a good year for repub

all thanks to the minnesota freedom fund. the same group here is promoted with this tweet.ail for those protesting on the ground in minnesota. thanks to harris' promotion, the group reportedly raised $35 million in a few weeks. this is not the first person to commit murder after being bailed out by the freedom fund. remember this? june 2020? >> greg: it's amazing when you compare these riots to january 6th because the riots were this ongoing terrifying night purge. it sickened you and thought the country was over. it didn't end. the scary thing is people would not talk about it. you would say what's going on and they go no, no, social justice or just laugh. mostly peaceful. january 6th, abominable riots. but so on of the ordinary and so on in such a one off that every one condemned it. the media cover the consistently nightly violence is preferable because it depends on who's doing it. there's red hacks they are and they'll take that day as far worse but this is when you realize the virtue signaling has a body count. if put a sticker on your car that says blm, that's fine,

in minnesota, allina health has 13 hospitals. a spokesperson said, we have met with the minnesota nurses association 12 times to talk about the contract. it is our hope to reach an agreement that demonstrates a fair commitment to our nurses. >> i am confident that arvo is going to pass. we want this to work at our facilities. >> a little more than three hours to go, with the voting ending tonight. no official announcement until the voting is done. if they do go on strike, kayla, you have to give the hospitals a 10 day notice. >> perry russom and chicago. thank you. >>> and fbi report suggests the gun in the deadly rust film set shooting could not have been fired without somebody pulling the trigger. that was newly released forensic documents. alec baldwin was holding the gun when it fired, killing the films cinematographer, helena hutchins, and hurting the director, joel sows a. he says he never pulled the trigger. the actor says somebody told him it was cold. they handed him a gun during the rehearsal. cold means no live rounds,

in minnesota, allina health has 13 hospitals.son says in part, we have met with the minnesota nurses association 12 times to reach an agreement on a contract. it is our hope to reach a fair agreement that demonstrates our commitment to our valued nurses. >> i am very confident that our vote is going to pass and that we are going to authorize strikes at all 13 facilities. >> a little more than three hours to go with the voting tonight. it ends at 10:00 central time. no official announcements until all the voting is done. if they do go to go on strike, they have to give the hospital a 10 day notice. >> keep us posted, perry russom in chicago, thank you. >>> an fbi report suggests the gun in the deadly rust film set shooting could not have been fired without somebody pulling the trigger. that from newly released forensic documents. alec baldwin was holding the prop gun when it fired, telling the film's cinematographer, halyna hutchins, and hurting the director, joel souza. baldwin has said he never pulled the trigger. the actor says

>> the quiver, the arrow and easily minnesota's most photographed umpire. the game official, part motivational speaker and part acrobat. everyone knows him. but who is he? >> lewis williams the fourth. hands on the shoulder of the single mom who raised him and his four younger siblings in milwaukee. in 2016 he came to minnesota to play football at sinclair state university. >> i had a year and a half left of school and they cut the team because of budget issues. >> he earned his engineering degree, struck a pose with his mother and went to work in his field, the field of manufacturing engineering and the infield. >> he rubs his belly for the full count. >> he goes from dugout to dugout and get some going back and forth. >> last year around this time, i read a book that's called the campground affect. they were talking that if you have a talent to put it on display for the world to see. >> you might say he jumped at the opportunity. >> i love the energy he brings. >> how much do they love him? that the team pleading to have him moved from another game to the

let's go out to the many apple giants fans in minnesota.ces right there. top of the 5th giants out 3 to 2 until brandon crawford. the shot into right field? evan longoria comes on in to score and just like that, we have a tie game but winds respond in the bottom of the inning. max kepler, it that warning track power right there. twins, go back up. it's 4 to 3. all righty. let's go. same ending its 5 to 3. now. are silent. pops of flare to right. i feel like last year mike yastrzemski makes this play this year. nope takes a stab at it. knocks it into the stands for an rbi ground-rule double the giants go on to lose 8 to 3. alan oakland. the a's honored the 20th anniversary of the 2002 team. ahead, a 20 game win streak during the height of the billy beane moneyball era fun times they got things going early on. and stephen vogt, it's a towering shot over the head of aaron judge in center field. it bounces off the wall. vote has himself an rbi double. go up one to nothing later in the inning is garcia with a single to left. come in to score gar

we traveled to minnesota where he grew up and was a standout athlete. we heard from a lot of people who knew him, his former neighbors have fond memories of playing with him and and his brother and they say at the time, he was just about foo. >> they were just another set of of older brothers for me, i remember growing up with trey l, trey lance, if i was picking the the activities, we were baking and hanging outside watching mo, watching movies, but if it was a a trey lance day, we were out in in the backyard and having fun. >> one thing we heard over and over again, how humble and what an overall good kid he is, the town of marshall, minnesota is definitely proud of him. >> we are getting you ready for the big game on friday, a special edition of kpix5 news at 4:00 from levi stadium, that leads us to kick off at 5:30, and stick around after the game for full analysis with the fifth fifth quarter. > >> as we take a look outside right now, levi stadium, home of of the 49ers, and paul hagan is here. what is the forecast? >> it will be warm on the field,

crockett called the election in minnesota lawless. her words.t to the university of pennsylvania law school. she should know. >> i'm sure they appreciate that. >> i'm sorry to plug penn penn. they just couldn't get into the can university of texas. willie nelson says energy leads to thought, so be careful what you think. his point is, these words lead to things. they need to consequences. and we saw the consequences on january 6th. and it's hateful, and it's frankly unpatriotic and un-american to tell americans that their country doesn't work, that it's not free, because we are free. and it is in michigan, arizona, nevada, pennsylvania. >> the governor in pennsylvania, because you don't elect a secretary of state in pennsylvania, the governor appoints the secretary of state. let's turn to a subject i'm sure scott is more comfortable talking about, the criticism of joe biden over the student loan debt relief plan. a lot of republicans are calling this socialism, saying it's not fair. what's your take? >> that's certainly right. the republicans th

now 6-3 minnesota. that was the twins fourth double of that inning and two more runs come in. minnesota gets a sweep with an 8-3 victory. > >> scotty scheffler had a commanding six stroke lead entering today's final round of the tour championship. that led to his third bogey of the day and his lead was down to 1. the pot for the birdie in the share of the lead, and he sinks it. he he then grabbed the lead on 16, kept that lead onto 18 and he got it. roy mcelroy wins by one stroke for his third career fedex cup title and with it comes a nice payday. for decades, i've worked at the intersection of domestic violence and homelessness. so when prop 27 promised solutions to homelessness, i took a good, hard look. it's not a solution. 90% of the money goes to the out-of-state corporations who wrote it. very little is left for the homeless. don't let corporations exploit homelessness to pad their profits. vote no on 27. >> pop culture's biggest night is back tonight, we are a few hours away from the annual mtv video music awards. the biggest names in music will be taking the stage in

caller: a lot, i am from minnesota but that is ok. -- thanks a lot, i am from minnesota but that is ok. stir holzer, -- mr. holzer, thank you for doing the show paired i did not know this was built so late, 1920. mr. smith goes to washington is one of my favorite movies. i was there meant by brother invited me and my folks there, and i hate to be so flippant, but 27 years ago they had a problem with pigeons getting in there and doing their business. you still have a problem with pigeons in there? guest: it is not flippant, they do damage to statues. i must say i haven't seen any birds in there, so they must have figured out. i think it was doing things with shortwave vibrations that inhibit birds. whatever they are doing, it is working in flee. the statue was even washed down with hot water the other day. the picture was in the washington post to get ready for the rededication on sunday. the park service takes magnificent care of the structure. i think you are overdue for another visit. you have to come back. host: in talking about the changes of the lincoln memorial, you talked about

the mall of america located in bloomington, minnesota, which is a suburb of the twin cities, but we willy on top of this and there is an incident going on. the mall is on lockdown currently and we don't know what exactly the incident is and we'll stay on top of it. when we get information we will bring it to you. >> these are pictures from the mall of america and you can sigh the nordstrom store and we'll bring you what's described as an active incident inside the mall of america. >> cnn's exclusive new reporting on direct talks between the trump legal team and the u.s. justice department involving the january 6th criminal investigation and new information coming into "the situation room right now. we can come to you and replace your windshield.d. >> grandkid: here you go! >> tech: wow, thank you! >> customer and grandkids: bye! >> tech: bye! don't wait, schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelilite replace. ♪ flowers are fighters. that's why the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's is full of them. because flowers find a way to break through. just like we will. join

minnesota was all blue .. hard corest is now red because of crazy policies like this that come from democrats. laura , it gets coldno in northern wisconsin. it gets to be 30 below. weel need reliable, cheap energa to make sure we can heat our homes. and what's outrageous about what the epaoi is doing is the fact that this p power plant is going to help mothball coal burning power plants for this natural gas burning power pla plant, which means theree will be less co2 a in the atmosphere and the liberals are fighting to again mothball it. this plant and this is the problem in governmentnt. you to like donald trump, people like george bush, you can elect jason chaffetz. but unless you get rid ofth the federal unions, the deep state at the epa, you can never change policy. donald trump couldn't get rid of the radicalss, the epa. so if any republican is again elected to do what scott walker did in wisconsin, eradicate the union square all 40 year employees at the epa bringre inh freshav blood and you won't hav, th