a >> stereo park is located between minnesota indiana and 19 and 20th street the park is made up of the meadow area surrounded by mature trees on the southern, eastern and northern endless it's actively used during the work days before and after the work days and on the weekend it's frequented by dog walkers for picnicking and as well as users the athletic circuit that goes around the park we have it identified the equipment identifyed in orange on the image. it's one of the 7 priority parks and the eastern neighborhood citizen committee is oiflgz the impact fees for development with the eastern neighborhood. this i want to show you some quick images how the project will effect the park. this is the day of greatest impact. 615 indiana is on the top where it cuts off i understand i think is shown on the bottom it looked at both of those two projects, however, only 650 is before you today. here we have 5:00 p.m. and there's no impact. you'll see 7:00 p.m. on the last and the point of impact this is the one hour before sunrise. to go through the a little bit more detail on though how the s

numbers from the government show the top 5 corn producing states: iowa, illinois, nebraska, minnesota and indiana are all struggling to get seeds in the ground. joining us now is scott shellady-- ceo of bull reef brokerage at tjm. good morning to you and thanks for joining us right from the trading floor. >>thank you. glad to be here. >>how serious is this? >>we have a meteorological word for it. what we call the weather we've been having lately is called spring. it happens every year. you'd be surprised at what the american farmer can do with the new technology that we have. we can do a lot in a week's time. don't get too nervous yet. >>i have a new wordit's called sprinter. that's when winter never really seems to end. i know that farmers don't like to complain about rain, but how late can we go? when will it be too late? >>i'd start to get nervous around may 10th. i think that's when we'll really start to see some degredation in yields. it doesn't mean we still can't have a big crop but it starts to take the top off. we'll get the crop in. my father has been doing this since 1962 and he's got

they will have assets in michigan, minnesota, indiana, alabama, eastern tennessee, kentucky, wisconsinrkets they cared about. they want to control the major cities in the united states. >> do you center a good feel for what spin co.does, rich? >> $2.5 million assets. publicly traded. we have lost some of the smaller cable operators. >> they want to offload a lot of the comcast debt onto this company, right? how does it work? >> it actually seems like it will be relatively similarly leveraged the way a charter is leveraged. this will be around five-times leverage. this seems like a reasonable leverage for a smaller cable operator. again, the exact level of clustering and how good the systems are they are putting in, it's a little hard to tell from slide 10 of the slide deck. what is clear, while they're in, you know, meaningful cities, none are in major markets. i think this all speaks to why comcast had to come in and buy time warner cable, steal it from charter. comcast wanted to be in control of what assets it kept and what assets it didn't keep from time warner cable. i'm sure if it

indiana. more towards minnesota making its way towards western wisconsin. that will miss us. expect sun and clouds and more sunshine than anything for this friday. that high reaches 66. the next chance of rain is saturday afternoon. our high temperature will reach the low 70's. potential for showers and thunderstorms saturday evening and into sunday a few rounds of showers and thunderstorms are coming our way. monday we have the chance of rain and snow. today's high 66. tonight down to 50. while we are at 73. send a good chance of rain high of 64. >> a quick update on the jane addams. we have construction to tell you about. it's on the outbound from elmhurst to 63. left lane out until 6:00. at this point no big deals. some of tri-state at the 82nd toll plaza all with 95 you are squeezed down by a few lane's it should be picked up in about 45 minutes. taking advantage of the nice weather to get some of that resurfacing work done. >> coming up, the health and human services secretary is resigning. we'll tell you who will take her place. >> and round one highlights from the mast

central indiana saw 2 to 3 inches of rain, forcing roads to be closed. in southern minnesota, a bizarre weather combination. >> we're in a blizzard warning. then you get a tornado. just weird. >> reporter: this family's shed was sliced in half. the tornado scattered debris throughout their yard and nailed a piece of wood directly to the side of a building. several states will remain under a tornado watch through most of the night. >> a lot of places could get damaging winds maybe gusting over 70 miles per hour. a very dangerous situation in the overnight hours when you can't see the tornadoes coming. >> reporter: and here's where you need to be vigilant tonight. check out the orange zone in the midwest. tornado watches from here to st. lois until midnight. they'll be shifting east overnight. in the upper midwest, yet another winter storm here in early april. we have winter storm warnings, minneapolis to marquette where they could see over a foot of snow tonight. and, brian, the storms here will move east tomorrow towards atlanta and the appalachians. but the good news tomorro

indiana. if you thought winter was over, think again. minnesota could get yet another foot of snow. hello everyone and welcome to "legal view." i'm ashleigh banfield. and it is thursday april 3rd. let's begin here, no direct combat, no apparent injury, no behavioral problems and as recently as last month no indication of likely violence. these are just glimpses into the seasoned and yet clearly troubled soldier who killed three people yesterday at ft. hood, texas, before turning the gun on himself. these are brand new pictures just into cnn of army specialist ivan lopez. he's from the puerto rico national guard originally. there's where the pictures come from because he served with the national guard for nine years before joining the army. on capitol hill today just hours after the second deadly rampage in five years at the nation's largest military base, the secretary of the army and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff appeared before the senate armed services committee. all of this was meant to be a routine budget hearing, but it wasn't. instead the focus turned to iran lope

minnesota. it is like winter on the north side of this very same storm. you can see why it is cool. >> look at the rain on the other hand in our area. people in indiana leads the pack with rainfall. 2.5 in. out of that system. >> the southern suburbs were favored. the strong wind is blowing. there gusting over 30. they will gust over 40 at times as this huge storm circulation dominates the midwest weather seen. again and it looks like we will stick windy into tonight. tomorrow a whole different ball game. the wind dies down. a nice day on sunday. the data could flirt with 60 degrees. >> the chicago cub fans are bundled up today. the downward trend in temperatures. a started warm this morning. land is sustained at 20 to read now. here's our storm. high pressure comes into the area as it passes class will begin to increase in the afternoon and evening on sunday. you'll see another storm down here in the south. >> we will watch them carefully. this time of the year you watch these weather systems they can sometimes come up. we do not think that is going to happen. we do think it will be a gusty wind and rain during the day on monday. >> the good news is

indiana, kentucky. to top it all off, would you believe fresh snow on the ground in the upper midwest, up to a foot in parts of the state of minnesota. >>> new job numbers came out today. they tell a number of different stories about our current economy. employers added 192,000 jobs last month. the unemployment rate held steady. 6.7%. notably, the number of private sector jobs has now come all the way back since the financial collapse and recession to prerecession levels. the problem is the population has also increased in that time, meaning more people looking for work, leaving the unemployment rate stubbornly high. many of the newly created jobs are in lower paying industries than before. >>> on wall street today, some unrelated factors drove the markets down. the dow finished off 159 points. the nasdaq fell 110. >>> this was a grim day in afghanistan on the eve of important elections in that country. there has been another so-called insider attack. the first to target journalists. an afghan police commander opened fire on two veteran associated press reporters as they sat in their car inside a base in eastern afghanistan. german

we have had people who came from indiana, south dakota and minnesota. i'm a texan and i'm from the heartland and from the center of the country. as we talk about what we are attempting do, i think it's important for you to know, mr. speaker, the things which you have led our congress in trying to perform, the strong leadership of john boehner from the very top, in trying to say we need to grow our economy, that part of that jobs creation comes as a result of trade agreements. so, that is why we are here tonight to talk openly with members of congress and you, mr. speaker, about the need for americans to understand why we must pass trade promotion authority. t.p.a. is a mechanism to begin the starting point whereby we give the administration, whether they be republican or democrat, but we give the president the marching orders in developing trade agreements. we say to the president of the united states, we breeve that growing our economy, we believe that having trade agreements, we believe that having agreements that make things so much easier and better

indiana is recognized. mr. young: mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentleman from minnesota, mr. paulsen, a distinguished member of the committee on ways and means. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from minnesota is recognized for two minutes. mr. paulsen: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, it's been said before, the more we learn about the president's health care law, the more the facts show it's hurting more people than it's helping. the latest development now is the lost 30 hour rule is forcing some companies to scale back hours with more part-time jobs and less full-time jobs, so that those employees who have good full-time jobs are now having to go to part-time jobs. mr. speaker, i met with a small business owner. he owns seven different restaurants, and i know a lot of folks think people in the restaurant industry only employ part-time workers, but 41% of his workers he employs full-time. but because of the new law, where now 30 hours is the standard being considered full-time work, he's being forced to lower the work hours for those employees, nearly al

illinois, now moving into indiana and that is causing flood concerns, if you don't know how deep the water is turn around. on the north side of this, already many places in minnesotating over 6" of snow but the up of michigan isolated spots could get as much as 2 feet before all of this clears out and a lot going on with the storm and back to you. >> nicole mitchell thank you. exxon is giving into pressure to disclose information about the environmental dangers of fracturening and will report the risk with the disposal of waste water and pollution and methane from wells and it's from new york funds which control $1 billion worth of exxon stock and new york city come troller scott stringer said corporate transparency in the arena is truly necessary for assessing risk and ensuring all stakeholders have the information they need to make informed decisions. there has been a lot of talk about fracking over the past few years but how does it actually work? our science and technology science jacob looks at the benefits of fracking and potential consequences. >> there is a fair amount of controversy and confusion around the use of hydraulic fracking but first we should pr