this kind of event in minnesota and there's an outcry not just in minnesota, all the way back in washington for someone to deal with this. yeah. thank you. once again, ed, thanks for the presentation, cecily. normally when we see the or when we read the histories of this, the 38 men who were hanged and then the men who were committed, that that's normally where the story as far as they go. but we normally don't get what happened to the men whose sentences were commuted, what happened. so they were sent to fort snelling and then along to the crow creek reservation. yeah, with the rest. and there were several that several dozen that actually fled into canada and evaded any kind of capture. so, so little evades kind of any of consequences for, for, you know, quite a while because he flees into canada and pope actually proposes to abraham lincoln. he writes him a letter and says i'd like to invade canada. and abraham lincoln says, you may absolutely not invade. canada, but but pope was convinced it was the only way. but but it shows you sort of what a sort of a critical understanding sort of in

minnesota air national guard. in 2009, lyle volunteered to deploy to iraq where he served as a chief of logistics in iraq -- and iraq advisor at the multinational security transition command iraq. he happened to serve in iraq at the same time as my wife, and even though they served at different locations, it always gave me comfort to know that he was over there with her. during his career, lyle has served at both the 148th fighter wing and the 133rd airlift wing and he's currently posted at the joint force headquarters where he works as the director of plans and policy. at this time, lyle rock is the longest serving air national guard officer with 38 years and 11 months under his belt. i find it especially impressive that throughout his entire service, he has only missed two days of drill. mr. speaker, i am proud to call lieutenant colonel lyle rock my good friend and the state of minnesota is proud of his decades of service. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his t

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the dubs tonight in minnesota. golden state had a 21 point lead.e timberwolves come roaring back. naz reid gives minnesota its first lead of the game with the three ball. then steph hits the timberwolves with a curry flurry. he scored 11 straight points in the fourth quarter and finished with a game high 31. the warriors avoid a big time collapse. they go on to beat minnesota 113 to 103. it felt good. obviously we needed a win. we needed a feel good type of experience after the memphis game. it felt like a really good night for our team. we needed the win, obviously, but i did feel like we got kind of back to who we are back here at home at the shark tank, playing host to a little college hoops stanford taking on number ten oregon. second half cardinal playing catch up maxime reno going to work in the paint. he had a game high 20 points and 13 rebounds but it wasn't nearly enough. the ducks win big 76 to 61. in the nightcap of the san jose tip-off. cal taking on number 23 san diego state. jeremiah wilkinson led the golden bears with 13 off the benc

>> look, the infrastructure we built in minnesota is second to none.invest in year-round organizing and we bring partners to the coordinated table. we focus on is second to none direct contact program that invests in building relationships with the voters and turning them out. we have the highest voter turnout and as you mentioned, we haven't lost a statewide election. in a state that was purple and it's got bluer under my time. there is something we can take to d.c. and help the folks in the dnc and folks in washington win collections. i am running for the dnc chair because there's too many in washington who want to win the argument and i want to win collections again. that's the role of political parties to win collections so we can past public policy to improve people lies and >>> the communities. i work for -- who reminded us we do better when we do better. invested in what we call the wellstone way of winning, building trust with voters, door-to-door, neighbor to neighbor, share values and hopes and dreams. that's how we win and i think we can win

thompson is the ceo of unitedhealthcare and resides in minnesota.htwatch midtown north detective squad and manhattan south homicide responded to the scene and began their investigation. what we know is that the shooter arrived at the location on foot about five minutes prior to the victims arrival he stands alongside the building line as numerous other people and pedestrians pass him by. from video. we see at 6:44 a.m., the victim is walking alone towards the hilton after exiting his hotel across the street we believe the victim was headed to the hilton hotel to attend the unitedhealth group investors conference that was scheduled to start at 8 a.m.. the shooter appears to be a light skinned male. he's wearing a light brown or cream colored jacket, a black face mask, black and white sneakers, and a very distinctive gray backpack the shooter steps onto the sidewalk from behind the car. he ignores numerous other pedestrians, approaches the victim from behind, and shoots him in the back. the shooter then walks toward the victim and continues to shoot i

minnesota hosted rival green bay today. 13-3, minnesota, in the third quarter. darnald looking for addison. he makes a diving catch for an 18-yard touchdown. darnald through for 87 yards. leading in the fourth. 2-1/2 to play, love finds wilson for the score. packers trailed just 27-25. 1:50 remaining, third and two for minnesota. oh, what a first down to clinch the game. darnald underthrows, he is still able to make a catch for first down. puts this one away. vikings hang on 27-25. they are now 14-2 with the former 49er back up. minnesota and detroit play each other next week. that game will decide who gets the number one seed in the nfc. no matter what the lions do against the 49ers. so, it brings up the logical question. would detroit coach dan campbell hit his starters tomorrow night? >> i will make this easy for everybody that way all of the critics can jump out and start attacking. that way you don't have to debate it. we are bringing everything we got to this game and we are playing, i don't care what it looks like, where it is at, who is this, who is that

>> well look, the infrastructure we built here in minnesota is second to none. coordinated table and really focus on you know a second to none direct code of conduct program that really invests in building relationships with the voters and turning them out. we have year to year turn outs and we haven't lost a state election here in a state that has been purple. it's gotten a lot bluer under my tenure here. we are hoping to take this to washington to win elections again. there's a lot of people in washington who want to win the argument i want to win elections again. because that's the number one goal to win elections so we can pass public policy to improve people's lives. we all do better when we all do better. and really invested in what we call the stone way of winning. door to door, neighbor to neighbor, person to person, around shared values. around hopes and dreams that's how we win in minnesota i think we can win again around the nation with that same model. >> i think a lot of democrats watching would like to win some things coming up soon. you also said

the packers minnesota. they were seeking their 8 straight win. so we'll pick it up in the 2nd quarter. the vikings down by 3 is sam donald. it dropped back to pass and when he airs it out to a wide open jalen nailor there in the end zone and that a 31 yard teaching kids. >> and the vikings they faithfully recording and the vikings leaving right hand is donnelly fakes. the handoff fires that over to jordan. addison lays out to make the catch on that. when the vikings pad their lead to 17. but don't go anywhere too late in the 4th quarter, the vikings up by 9 enjoyed love. connects with league. he for a 3 yard to it. and just like the packers, they make it a two-point game. next. vikings position is on 3rd and second. 32 rather donald passes it to cam akers. acres makes a suspect. a killer's to street kids right there for the first then attack a 43 yard line. you see it on could spare space sea. its all they needed well, 27 25 million to 14 into on this season. matt le flore nemec flare when my tonight. meanw

in minnesota, if you come to minnesota to do what is constitutionally protected in minnesota, no matterll fight for and protect your rights no matter where you are. so that is the thing. these folks, battle lines are getting clearer, just to let you know, this is something that is very much on our mind. we expect to fight it out in court. and there are still unresolved decisions. the dobbs decision didn't solve everything because just to the issue you raised just right now. >> before i let you go, i would love to hear your thoughts on a quick update in the case of the 2020 killing of ahmaud arbery. the ex-prosecutor made a first court appearance wednesday more than three years after being indicted. she was georgia's top prosecutor for a judicial court for a decade. she went to court charged with violating her oath of office and hindering police. you did the george floyd case. what are your thoughts on this? >> no one is above the law rev. if a prosecutor, someone in my position breaks the law and mr. is probable cause to support that charge or indictment by a grand jury, they have to fa

we will wait for the minnesota supreme court peer to this has been back and forth in minnesota but peopleg well beyond minnesota because they want to know, doesn't have states that actually say if you were born biologically male, you are barred from competing in sports for young women for the high school teams and those kinds of things. but it's about safety, the advocates will argue it is also about opportunity and about how women fight for the opportunity to get the sports scholarships and access to a college education based on that. we will see what the justices in minnesota ultimately decide. >> john: the supreme court we sell interesting arguments about the tennessee law that bans transgender treatments for minors. brett kavanaugh suggesting while europe was on the leading edge of pushing this for, they have done complete 180 and what he said during the arguments. >> england is pulling back in sweden is pulling back and it strikes me a yellow light or red line for the court to come in and constitutionalize the whole area when the best of the world, or at least the people where the co

minnesota.watch, manhattan south homicide, responding to the scene to begin the investigation. we know the shooter arrived on foot about five minutes prior to the arrival of the victim. he stood alongside the building line has numerous other people in pedestrians passed him by. from video at 6:44 a.m. we see the victim walking alone towards the hilton after exiting his hotel across the street. we believe the victim was headed there to attend the unitedhealth group investors conference scheduled to start at 8 a.m. the shooter appears to be a light-skinned male, wearing a light brown or cream colored jacket, black face mask, black and white sneakers, a distinctive gray backpack. he stepped off the sidewalk from behind the car and ignored numerous other pedestrians, approaching the victim from behind and shooting him in the back. the shooter walked towards the victim and continue to shoot. it appears the gun malfunctioned , he cleared the jam and fired again. the shooter then flees on foot northbou

i will say something about the, the city and sort of in minnesota is already now in about a dad he's expected to meet with. he's a rocky counter. i've talked to the and also he's going to be joining the by the uranium for the minnesota, a bus at of g a to model. but it seems that is city a at it presented by it's for the minister is a betting on the position a showing or revealed by iraq subprime this i'm how much you. yeah, so then as he made communications with region, the leaders in terms of the, the, regarding the city and water on top of them. so dad is cool with the took, as president bush at play out of the, in that goal. he's traced on 3 major points, which the face of the method that the city and for miss or seems to be trying to bet on the 1st one. so danny mentioned to a design that could not stand watching as uh, with groups a practicing get that ethnic cleansing get, getting assessed, and 6 and it's new cities in that city a. the 2nd is that iraq will not allow the scenario. oh, but tourism being transferred to to iraq as it happened before, the following, this city and

also, this has the, the, the folder in minnesota of city has just arrived. but also we heard the area today from the indian ambassador to a lock that the best out opportunity they are in your for the minnesota will visit about that tomorrow. now we understand that a, the phone in minnesota of city a, it seems to be a trying to a bet on the statements made by the lucky prime minister them how much the u. s. what any. so the last week we understand that. so danny, the iraqi, probably mr. has made civil communications with the, the leaders, regional leaders, including that it to it cuz present the pay you go to the $1.00 in terms of the city and at war and in a phone call with the total cost present or just label to the on the locks probably minutes subsidy. yeah, i so danny, it stated that the lock will not stand watching it the what he calls, if the, the, the groups in the city a, the targeting get sit and 6 and practicing ethnic cleansing against certain sex. and if it is, it is initiatives in syria, the 2nd point that the city and probably make it 4 minutes

a new deal reached with minnesota's hormel foods will allow chi-chi's to reopen next year.several times and eventually went under after an outbreak of hepatitis a at a location in pittsburgh killed four people and sickened nearly 600 more. that's your cbs money watch report for this thursday morning. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up ahead, she's had quite a year. a tortured poet grabs a year-end coveted title. ♪ ♪ i want to kill her ♪ next, it's on your skin. i got cosentyx. feels good to move. feel less joint pain, swelling and tenderness, back pain, and clearer skin, and help stop further joint damage with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections, and lowered ability to fight them may occur, like tuberculosis or other serious bacterial, fungal, or viral infections. some were fatal. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms like fevers, sweats, chills, muscle aches or cough, had a vaccine or plan to, or if inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or

as a minnesota senator, my job is to make sure that northern minnesota communities are treated fairlywhen it comes to taxes. and that's what this bill is about that i'm here to speak about today. it is in a very particular minnesota issue that doesn't affect any other state, but it is extremely important to us. for decades the bipartisan tie act has ensured that lake county, cook county and st. louis counties in minnesota receive a vital source of revenue in exchange for hosting federal wilderness lands. it's unique from other similar laws around the country if that the federal government makes payments to counties depending on appraisals that are conducted every ten years by the u.s. forest service. and for decades everything has worked just great. but then in 2018 because of unusual circumstances, the regular appraisal led to almost a 50% cut in the payments to the counties. and this created a big hardship for the residents in these small population rural counties that do not have a big tax base because so much of their land is tied up in national forest land and wilderness areas. m

i am sure that minnesota is not alone. if i hear what you are saying that if congress does not provide adequate funding then you cannot do your job and the minnesota department of agriculture cannot do its job and americans health and safety can suffer. i want to note that in a strong bipartisan showing of agreement, both the house and senate appropriations bills for next year's funding fund food safety inspection so that no cuts would be necessary and of course those appropriations bills have not passed. that is a worry to many of us. and at the same time we have elon musk in the incoming trump administration saying they think they can find $2 trillion in cuts from the budget which would probably start with nondiscretionary funding like at the fda. could you just comment on this, is there anything the fda can do about this and what do you think we should be thinking about in congress as we think about making sure that we have the money to do the food safety inspections we need to. >> i will try to quickly rattle off a few

minnesota not only leads the nfc in takeaways, but their great choreography.fact they actually practiced this at the hotel beforehand. >> i wonder how it's budgeted into their travel, too. you have to practice the dance comes before or after the actual practice on the field? >> i don't know, great question. they look great out there. nice job, max. we just wanted to say that. this wasn't your first time doing sports on kpix. let's go back all the way to the summer of 2013. >> joining me in studio is one of the great sports interns in the united states right now, max darrow. max, 20-ounce gatorade right here. can you do it in six seconds? we're about to find out. ken, do you have a clock? >> i do not. >> if you pass out, julie will give you mouth to mouth. you ready? go ahead. >> and three, two, one. >> okay. >> boom. >> max, you got about -- how do you think you did? >> maybe a third of the way. >> how do you feel? >> i feel all right. >> i was so nervous, my goodness, my first time on tv. >> how old were you, like 12? >> not quite 12. i don't know if it would

from minnesota state man cato. dick had a midas touch when it came to business. everything he touched seemed to turn to gold. he ran his business for over 20 years and was often found working overtime or on weekend shoulder to shoulder on the production lines with with his employees. in fact, dick was at his warehouse working just three days before he passed away. when not at work dick loved flying and sharing countless adventures with his wife. usually from their backyard runway which he used with his plane. he even spent time flying around the state with me during my campaign for governor which i'll never forget. dick was passionate about politics. he preceded me in the minnesota house of representatives. was an active member of the write county republicans, and was never shy about sharing his thoughts about what's coming out of washington. he was a leader in our community. dick touched the lives of thousands of minnesotans. to his wife and the rest of the family, we offer our most sincere condolences and we will

, by the way, minnesota's paying for this. we're not getting, you know, money from the federal government to do this. this is our legacy. this is our wrong and this is something we're working together as one minnesota with governor wallace and leadership. we are working with permanent solutions and that's the same thing that the chairman and the ranking member are asking from all of us again today, but jurisdiction comes up over and over and over again and here is one of our challenges with jurisdiction for what you have touched upon in your report. thank you the report in the navajo nation. your funding is spread across all over. so we have some funding that we can put into what we do for tribal nations and primarily health care and education, but some other things in here, too, but you also have funding in the committee that oversees the justice department. you have funding in housing. we need more funding for families in crisis when whether it's domestic violence or just housing in general to reduce some of the stress that

it brothers has excellent see the photo, minnesota of the gulf city, a bus. i'm a sub of my brother. i bought a bus that actually the far in minnesota of the is that my trip optical play around? i welcome them warmly too much. and once again, i thank you for waiting for us, and i thank them for paying this visit and convening a number of successive meetings. we had bilateral meetings for coming with you for has excellent see president top bill up to you for us said i you said was that i am a shots and the prime minister mohammed. yeah. so danny, and also most of us had any of them come in on we the ministers had by lads were out of meetings. and today is afternoon. we had a try lateral meeting together on an order. and as i see you in mobile, there is no doubt the t issue is packed into the harsh and i are conditions unfolding in syria. i'm gonna push it to the box. so what i shouldn't have said the conditions were put to extensive discussion . this grave security situation and well and the report cushions of these who conditions on the neighboring countries.

jordan love finds wilson for the score, the packers trailed by just two, third and two for minnesota, the first down, clinches the game and sam darnold under throws kam akers who is still able to make the catch that puts it away, the vikings sitting on 27 and 25, they are 14 and 2. minnesota and detroit play each other next week and that game will decide the number one seed in the nfc, no matter what the detroit lions do against the 49ers, so could detroit dan campbell sit his starters tomorrow night in santa clara? >> i will make this easy for everybody, that way all the critics can jump on and start attacking, but that way you don't have to debate them anymore, we are bringing everything we've got to this game, we are playing and i don't care what it looks like, we are going out to play and win this game out on the west coast. so there you go. >> that nfc championship game rematch won't be the one we thought it would be when the schedule first came out thanks to the niners already being eliminated from playoff contention but just because san francisco is praying for nothing more tha

thanks to the hard work of minnesota man, a bill to finally designate the bald eagle has landedn the president's desk. how the movement took flight. it's tuesday, december 17. "early today" starts right now. good morning, i'm frances rivera. we begin with what's become an all-too-familiar occurrence in america, a school shooting. three people are dead, a student, teacher and suspected shooter who was a 15-year-old girl and student at the abundant life christian school. authorities say it appears she shot herself. police say it was a second grade student at the school who called 911 about the shooting. >> let that soak in for a minute. a second grade student called 911 at 10:57 a.m. to report a shooting at school. >> six other people were injured, including two students who are in critical condition this morning. the shooting has rattled the local community. >> well, what i heard was ambulance, ambulance, squad car, fire engine. >> reporter: first r responder rushing to abundant life christian school in madison, wisconsin after reports of an active shooter inside. >> the protocols are

career high 377 passing yards for sammy minnesota led 2710. but here come the packers. this touchdown pass from jordan e makes it a two point game late in the fourth quarter up no. packers though need to have a defensive stop to have a chance in this game. and it's a big third down for the vikings. and darnold flips it out. first down pass to acres. they just got it. that's your ball game vikings win 2725. and then look at the locker room celebration for darnold. what a celebration. so no matter what happens tomorrow. now the vikings at lions next week will be for the division and the top seed in the nfc. that should be quite a game. two california kids facing off. chico and cal aaron rodgers and the jets taking on firebaugh's josh allen and the bills. rodgers sacked four times today, including a safety right here in the first half 12 nothing. buffalo at the break. third quarter rodgers sacked by von miller. the 566th time he's been sacked in his career. passing san mateo's tom brady for the most all time in nfl history. very next play rodgers back to throw and finds th

the minnesota man was pronounced dead at the hospital. the suspect is at large. thompson's wife saying he had received threats. for the attack is otive unknown. thmurder taking place a few blocks from where thousands are gathered tonight for the christmas tree lighting at rockefeller plaza. police promising there will be high security. stephanie gosk joins us from the crime scene. what more do we know tonight? >> reporter: brian thompson was walking down this city block at 6:30 this morning. he was expected to speak an hour and a half later at a conference here at the hilton hotel. he never made it. in new york city, a manhunt is underway. a shooter is on the loose. it was a brazen attack on the streets of manhattan. just as the workday was beginning. the nypd says the gunman way laying in wait for brian thompson. >> every indication is that this was a premeditated, pre-planned, targeted attack. >> reporter: nbc news obtained this video from a law enforcement official briefed on the investigation. according to police, thompson was shot in the back and leg. >> at

momentum on the side of minnesota. just over a minute to go down six.ers sam darnold finding aaron jones a touchdown. extra point gives minnesota the lead. last chance for the cardinals. they got to have it. murray now just not a great game at the end for him. picked off on fourth down. the vikings erased a 13 point deficit. they win 2322. five straight wins. arizona six and six tied for second place in the nfc west with the rams. one game back of first place seattle and back to buffalo. check this out. matt collins arrived as a mad scientist and he's barefoot deion. he doesn't wear shoes. it's one of the things he doesn't do it in summertime. he doesn't do it at any time. and in 16 degree weather he's dressed up. he's the wide receiver for buffalo. he does wear cleats though in the game when the game happens. >> i know, but i have heard the argument that it is actually good for your feet because it's more natural to have caught grounding right? whatever you call it, not for me. >> shoes on the ground, chris. >> thanks. well, a big honor tomo a building

for the gentleman from minnesota i know the cold weather can't be cold enough. it's probably one for you right now. i want to open up i wish you all a merry christmas and we have a lot to do the rest of this week but we all look for to getting back home to her families and enjoying a great christmas as we get ready for what will be a very busy and productive new year. and it was important to your for the american people as we turn the page from the last four years of this disaster that's been biden-harris administration. as we finish up the important things we have to do this year this week at end of the speaker will talk more about the cr getting government funded, making sure we take care of disasters and are and hn america and important work that will be done this week, it's important look back as blake did as well, on this last two years since we took the majority. this republican majority has been focused on fighting for those hard-working families were struggling under the weight of the families of the biden-harris administration. we started off by saying

but you are an extraordinary leader and obviously the people of minnesota are very, very lucky to have you there, but you are a national leader and a dear friend, and thank you. noel, thank you for your work in pennsylvania and all that you did for our campaign. and let me just say to everyone on this call, i am so grateful for you. and i so thankful to you. i'm thankful for your love of our country and your willingness to put the work into it. i'm thankful for the faith that you put in me and governor walz and our team, and i'm thankful because i know your character is such that you are not going to get knocked down. and you are in this fight. and you are in it for all the right reasons. and i know that about you. it's why you are part of this call right now and all the work that you did over those 107 days and even before. that is your nature. and the outcome of this election obviously is not what we wanted, it is not what we worked so hard for. but i am proud of the race we ran. and your role in this was critical. what we did in 107 days was unprecedented. think about the coalition

. >>> joining me now is minnesota senator tina smith, a democrat. senator smith, you have had some extra company on capitol hill this week. pete hegseth has spent time trying to convince your colleagues he won't drink on the job as trump's secretary of defense. you have already told minnesota public radio you would give all of trump cabinet members picks a fair hearing no matter how concerning. how would you address hegseth's treatment of women? not only the sexual assault allegations against him but also his views on the role of women in the military? >> thank you reverend sharpton. i'm so glad to be with you. my job as a senator as described in the constitution is to make a determination about whether these nominees are fit to do these jobs. whether they are going to uphold the law, whether they are going to follow the constitution and whether they have the capability of serving in these roles and the department of defense job is hugely important so i have massive concerns about pete hegseth certainly the endless stream of stories about hi to stan

but even with the focus of the crisis in minnesota and by the way, minnesota is paying for this.e not getting money from the federal government to do this. this is our legacy, this is our wrong and this is something we are working together as one minnesota with governor walz and that's what the chairman are asking for us today. jurisdiction comes up over and over again. jurisdiction for what you havee touched upon in your report, thank you, navaj o nation, your funding has spread all over. we have some funding that we can put into what we do for tribal nations, primarily health care and education but some other things in here too but you also have funding in the committee that oversees the justice department, you have funding in in-housing, we need more funding for families in crisis whether it's the domestic violence or just housing in general to reduce some off the stress that trouble nations in the community are facing, even transportation we hear -- we've heard over and over again about how many miles of bad roads we have. some of that is in our jurisdiction but some of it is

warriors host the minnesota. steph curry sporting a new valkyries logo shirt that has some cool stuff. the dubs scored 44 points in the third curry beat in the third quarter. buzzer 30 went for a game high 30. dubs up by as many as 11, but the t-wolves rally back. anthony edwards scored a team high 27. this triple gives minnesota a one point lead, but the t-wolves went cold and the warriors heat up. curry and jonathan kuminga in the pick and roll. jake the hammer he had 20. dubs go up one. up three. now minutes ago warriors defense to offense. gary payton the steal. curry in transition hit buddy hield corner three. you betcha. hit seven from deep. he had 27. chase center is loud. and then draymond green dunks over his good friend. he goes by rudy gobert. and then how about a little night night down the floor. yeah. warriors win 114 106. up next nba cup knockout game wednesday night in houston. baseball's biggest free agent just agreed to the richest contract in american sports history. espn reports outfielder jua

>> we're reaching out to law enforcement in minnesota, and we're also interviewing his co-workers and family members to see if there have been any specific threats against him in the past. >> reporter: thompson's wife paulettish you thissing a statement to abc news, saying, "we are shattered to hear about the senseless killing of our beloved brian. brian was an incredibly loving, generous, talented man who truly lived life to the fullest and touched so many lives. most importantly, brian was an incredibly loving father to our two sons and will be greatly missed." his wife not confirming whether there had been threats against her husband, but three different minnesota law enforcement agencies told abc news there has been no reports of threats against thompson. sources tell abc news investigators believe a cell phone, candy wrapper, and water bottle found near the hotel are linked to the shooter. detectives also recoverered three live rounds and three spent rounds from a .9 millimeter gun. >> we will not rest until we identify and apprehend the shooter in this case. >> reporter: the tar

senator amy klobuchar from minnesota.s down, politics intersecting with technology with bloomberg's mike sheppard and go to the bipartisan nature of antitrust focus. it does feel many interpret the trump administration is more business friendly but he has put people in seats that have critical eyes on companies such as google. mike: that has been our sense as we have reported out trump's selections for these key positions including the head of the antitrust division at the antitrust department and the person who would succeed lina khan at the federal trade commission and now we have heard from amy klobuchar herself who has really spearheaded efforts in congress and in the senate on this area of competition enforcement and she is signaling optimism that the incoming trump team will not divert too much from the playbook when it comes to cracking down on areas, especially big tech where we have seen a lot of concentration of market power. we saw her reference google at the end of her remarks to our colleague kailey leinz. ca

the meeting between the people in minnesota discussed ways to uh, the escalate the situation in syria and also to support the city and read that sounds as the rest of the head reporting from baghdad. and again, the army says that news of soldiers deserving is just not true. so they have denied that there are discussions within the army. also a short while ago, the syrian interior minister was saying that there was a very strong security coordinate around the capital, damascus. so what we thought was happening over the last 2448 hours is indeed happening. meaning that the syrian government forces are now throwing all their defenses in their military assets to protect the capital as bringing some on shake, former advisor to the u. n. middle east peace and boy is also the founder of the shake group of peace building organization. i see you have all your notes here. i know you've been busy today. i'd pay good money to know what's in there. what do you, what do you learning about? what's happening now? it's a very fluid situation. we don't know exactly what we're looking at, but the realit

so equate it for the minnesota. on the other hand, he says that, well, she's extremely happy to be in a capital that is one of the center of the out of colleges and said that she's not, she's here not only on behalf of quaid, but as the knowledge that she's the queen is the chief of the gc, see the messages that he's sending out is actually on behalf of the gcc as well. and says that the off support in cd has to told him to tech and see and sofa and 2 of the companies. but one of the messages that he has, again, again, again, again, emphasized was that the gcc and quake is a guess, any kind of middle is any kind of for an intervention. so that has been one of the important points that he has expressed again and again. so also he has been calling, it has called on the to match the community to meet at the live, the, to measure the sanctions that the crippling, the, the, the, the, the, the city and economy here. so these in the is in line with a suit of official statements and the city and officials here. i've seen th

the minnesota man was pronounced dead at the hospital. the suspect is at large.son's wife saying

host: that was robert in minnesota. wall street journal has a blurb about president james earl carter in their opinion section this morning, says, believe it or not, a democratic president once campaigned on deregulation, fiscal restraint, and federal programs, jimmy carter came out of nowhere, plains, georgia, to win the white house in 1976 on a centrist platform, only to be undone after one term by economic and foreign-policy mistakes and the left of his own party. carter died sunday at the age of 100, was a winner in an era of gop presidential dominance, won the democratic nomination by figuring out how to exploit the changes that made primaries and caucuses more important than party bosses, narrowly defeated gerald ford who had taken office after richard nixon, ran on an earnest, evangelical, who would restore integrity to the white house, a sign of our american culture has changed, the 1976 campaign, there was a carter interview with playboy magazine in which he conceded that he sometimes had less in his heart. he

maybe minnesota. we don't know. 800-577-tips. local authorities and fbi really need your help at this point. did you hear the words that nicole used in terms of describing this? she migrated from targeted to assassination, because of the high-profile nature of the victim. >> emily: i have to say, harris, i walked past that particular location every day here in the city. we all do it, so close to here. it's the site of conferences constantly, massive tourist activity. i sort of can't overstate the sheer volume of people going in and out, and in fact they have a specific area in front for all the bike traffic, as well. the fact that this surgically specific shooting occurred in front, right next to someone that was uninjured, absolutely shows how targeted it was and hearheartbreaking it is, for go. it's interesting you bring up the security detail, because so many of those high-profile positions require security details, don't even drive their own car, open their own mail, return email. it breaks my heart, as he was heading into an

in wisconsin, and minnesota.t is very important to have tribal friends as well as my grandmother trading with women like him destroy lieutenant governor as advocate along with senator mary the first indigenous woman elected to the senate murdered an indigestible minute task force which delivered a report to the state legislature highlighting some of the same heartbreaking statistics that are witnesses shared today will not break down minnesota's numbers one is too many. the report resulted in the development of a permanent office of this missing and murdered indigenous relatives. but, it was the focus of the crisis in minnesota by the way minnesota is paying for this are not getting money for the federal government to do this. this is our legacy. this is all were wrong and something were working together with government waltz and leadership we are looking for permanent solutions. that is the same i think the chairman and ranking member asking from all of us jurisdiction comes up over and over and over again. who

in the state of minnesota, we have gotten a number of judges through -- two of them are prosecutors, and they were very, very good. we have also had federal magistrate's that were confirmed from california, and it was a broad background that i think were really important to the president, really important to us. we are going to take an oath, those of us that just got elected again, that our colleagues have taken to support and defend the constitution of the united states. i think we will be called on to respect that oath many times next year, but one of the ways we show we care about that oath is by making sure we get qualified judges on the bench. that is part of our system of government. while we cannot control what they do -- i think we all know that quite well -- knowing that we are putting somebody in who day-in and day-out look at the cases before them and make good decisions is a big part of fulfilling our oath, so thank you very much, and i am proud to be part of this group up here. thank you. with that, i turn it over to our wonderful colleague, senator blumenthal. >> thank