. -- minnesota us schedule. the fact -- are miniscule. and based on less than a packet of sweetener, to me is outrageous. and to me this is a positive first step, in my opinion, because at least you remove some of the stigma attached to this type of issue which in my opinion should be a public health issue. it's a public health issue for a certain segment of the community and should be a public health community issue for everybody. [applause] >> tal, let me follow up and just say opponents of mark leno's measure would say it's not the amount of drug that somebody is in possession of, the fact that they're using drugs indicates they've got to find a way to supply themselves with ongoing, you know, sources of drugs or by taking the drugs, they're going to place themselves in a state that makes them more likely to commit crime. is this a valid argument? >> well, i think there are -- i think not everybody who uses drug is a drug addict. and there's a segment of the population that recreationally uses narcotics and don't necessarily need treat

minnesota is using new tax revenue to fund public education. where do you hear that? state legislature approved $485 billion increase for school spending over the next two years. minnesota has been a model for education for years. pa lepawlenty came in, made cut where communities want them. walker across the river is pushing voucher programs and cut $800 million from wisconsin public education. nobody voted for that. that came out of nowhere. here in minnesota, same-sex couples can get married. walker supports a ban on same-sex marriage. in minnesota, you don't have to worry about being arrested for peacefully protesting. in the state of wisconsin, they have passed a law requiring a permit to protest with more than 20 people. what is the message there? don't even gather in a crowd or you could get popped by the cops. i thought voices is what we wanted to hear in our democracy. republicans have used it to arrest some of wisconsin's nicest senior citizens. now, isn't this a hell of a picture for law enforcement? good pr going on right there. >> i would like to point out

minnesota. >> jimmy: now, tell us about it. what is the buddy game weekend? >> it is epic.- his name is bob schwartz. we call him buddy glue, the guy who keeps us altogether. i have really great friends, some from kindergarten. he just built this house in minnesota, we planned this thing for months. it involves go-cart racing, paint ball, darts, a lot of streaking across the wiffle ball field. >> jimmy: oh, there is wiffle ball? that is right up my alley. >> he literally streaked across the field in a paint ball helmet and an air gun. >> jimmy: this sounds fantastic, you go to go-cart tracks? >> yeah, there is this thing called pro cart that we go to, somewhere in the minneapolis area. >> jimmy: and at this end is there a winner? >> oh, yeah, very competitive. >> jimmy: who is the winner? >> well, you know, it is under appeal at the moment. >> jimmy: oh, it is?yeah, a guy greg greenwald won it, but we didn't get to finish darts and we didn't get to finish bean bags, because bob was too drunk. >> jimmy: bob was too drunk. >> so we didn't get to finish, and i was like two poi

feeling kind of muggy out there but the skies clear and temperatures drop. 49 up in minnesota this evening. that will bring us cooler air beginning tomorrow night and really some nice weather here for wednesday, thursday and friday. the front is making its way toward the coast brings a chance for some strong storms. we will have to keep an eye on it. that main severe threat is to the south and east of baltimore. cloudy skies will keep temperatures down a few degrees tomorrow. wind on the bay will shift to the northwest tomorrow evening when the front rolls through. showers are likely in the mountains tomorrow but then gorgeous weather for thursday and friday. probably going down in the 40's at night. showers on the eastern shore tomorrow. mostly sunny and good as far as humidity levels go. thursday and friday feature lots of sunshine and highs in the upper 70's. >> around baltimore 84 tomorrow. 80 with clearing skies, breezy and less humid on wednesday. we'll be down to 55 on thursday morning and beautiful for the ravens on thursday. some showers make it in here saturday evening and better chance for scattere

us, they bought their tickets and crossed their fingers. the difference is, they won. the people who bought three winning tickets will share the powerball jackpot worth $448 million. one came forward today in minnesota. two more winning tickets were purchased in new jersey. katy tur is there for us tonight. >> reporter: good evening. at this stop and shop where a winning ticket was sold and up in minnesota it was one of those mornings where you looked around and said, who is not there? if you thought a winner would not show up to work today, well, you'd be wrong. >> whoo! >> reporter: 45-year-old paul white couldn't have said it better. >> i think i had ten people verify the ticket before i left the office. >> reporter: a project engineer from minneapolis, white only learned he was the big winner after his girlfriend called him at work. >> ron this morning was my boss. he started the day my boss. he's going to end the day my chauffeur. >> reporter: here's tonight's first number. >> reporter: white is one of three people with the magic numbers in the jackpot. that's $149.4 million over 30 years. white chose the $86 million cash payout. but after taxes, that's only about $60 million. but if you want f

us one move. now stacey's first. from minneapolis, minnesota. you've had two kids? >> two kids. >> shut up. >> we're going to do the sumo spot with the twist. take it down. i specialize in functional training. what i love about this total body move is you're working your legs, your seat, your core. you just squat, lift, and twist. >> all right. let's move on, got to go through it quick. let's go to tarah lee, 31 years old from aurora, colorado. obese most of her life, she lost 91 pounds. can you believe that? >> show us your moves, girl. >> i love to do a lunge to squat combo because it works every muscle group in your legs. i also like to add something to it, get the calories burning. really get those calories burning. >> next up, girl, jam and jelly murphy. she's our next contestant, 26 years old, lives here in new york city. your move is more aggressive, it's a high kick? >> i'm going to be honest, i changed it last minute because i heard you guys say yesterday you wanted to work the backs of your arms, so my favorite move is a reverse plank, goes just like this and works the back of you

minnesota. but should i be addressing you as senator vertnik? tell us. well, you could be. i attended the american legion's boys state conference this past summer, which is where students -- boys between their junior and senior year go off to a college somewhere in the state and create a mock state government -- local, county, and up at the state level. and i was elected to be a state senator there. how many other state senators were elected? i believe there were around 40 or so. okay. good. did you guys all get along? we did. we did. we got some good stuff done. all right. good. that would be an inspiration for our senators in washington. emily greenberg is a senior from westport, connecticut, at staples high school. and this young lady does something that i wish i could do. you do the new york times crossword puzzle almost on a daily basis. i do. i can usually manage monday through wednesday or thursday on my own, and i'll usually do friday through the weekend together with my dad. i grew up watching him do the puzzles and then started helping once i got old enough. terri

. >> jimmy: next is minnesota twins catcher, joe mauer. pro, using a donut on your bat. con? jimmy: yeah, there you go. that's the new thing. the new donut. >> steve: the new donut. >> jimmy: dunkin' cronuts. >> steve: dunkin' cronuts, or crunkin' go nuts! [ light laughter ] ♪ cronuts! see, that's 'cause you crunk. >> jimmy: i know. yeah, crunk a little bit. >> steve: yeah, he crunked. >> jimmy: crunk, i crunked it out. totally crunked it out. >> steve: you can crunk it out 24/7 362, don't you? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i crunk whenever i can, man. [ laughter ] i'm not scared to go to dunkin' donuts and say i'm funkin' go nuts. >> steve: what? ♪ talking cream! filler! donuts! [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: these jelly donuts are explosive. [ fart noises ] [ laughter ] >> steve: that wasn't a donut. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: our next player is san francisco giants closer sergio romo. pro, if you told these players 10 years ago they'd be an all-star they wouldn't have believed you. con? >> if you told me 10 years ago that jimmy fallon would have his own tv show, i wouldn't have b

. >> by the power vested in us, by the state of minnesota, we pronounce that you are now legally marriedhat a day for minnesota. >> i told him, that you were the real minnesota miracle man. >> not likely huge change will come any time soon. >> michigan's definition as marriage between a man and woman is not effective. >> hopefully have a baby soon. >> how great will it be on the

. >> it's still going to take us until the next year to get is to 6 minnesota 5 unemployment rate that ben bernanke wants us to get to right? >> exactly. that's why he keeps saying, you know tapering isn't tightening. we're keeping rates low, the fed fund rates until at least unemployment is 6 president 5%. the target's a little higher in terms of winding down the bond buyer mortgage but i think the mem has said we're not going anywhere. >> disappointly but not the worth we even seen. >> thanks guys. >> ellen degeneres has been capped to host the awards. this year the master of ceremonies was seth mcfarland. his performance drew mixed reviews but great ratings. the oscars will be hosted on march 2nd. that's a really big surprise. >> they were targeting the yummer demographic because of seth mcfarland. >> and my son who's 12 years old watched it because of seth. >> was he happy? >> well yeah. >> here's a look at the weather for your weekend. defense. why some are now calling the man accused of 19 murders a coward. >>> and later, why would a 2-year-old need a smartphone? you'll be amazed

minnesota right now. we've had a stalled out boundary into the east. this has been plaguing us, because day after day of rain across that region has meant flooding concerns. georgia, finally you that boundary is starting a dissipate, so a little more rain today. we are going to see that spigot turned off. in the meantime, the front through the midwest will bring us cooler temperatures. we've dropped about 10 degrees in places like fargo. ahead of the front, we could have a chance for storms especially in the heat of the afternoon and evening hours. back to you. >> still ahead, president obama trying to close the loop on financial regulations. we'll tell you what he wants to do to make sure there is not another financial crisis and no more bailouts of big banks. >> new insights into a disgraced president, hundreds of hours of secretly recorded conversations with richard nixon are set to be released. >> al jazeera america, a new voice in american journalism. introduces america tonight. >> in egypt police fired tear gas -- >> a fresh take on the stories that connect to you. >> the

. >> if you happen to be watching us from new jersey or minnesota.listen, locations in jersey were a super stop & shop in south brunswick, middlesex county by the way one town away from where my mom lives. i have my two phones waiting for you to call me, mama. come on! >> that would be cool. >> that would be very cool. and route 9 south in little egg harbor. ocean county. unclear where minnesota winner was sold at. wow. >> somebody out there. >> can't wit to hear their story. everybody deserves to win, obviously. hopefully really needed the money. >> i love the stories can't wait. >> be sure to stay with abc news as we cover the lottery drawing. get the latest on "america this morning" and "good morning america." you will be able to find updates on abcnews.com. >> serious breaking news from southern california where residents have been trapped as a dangerous fire out of control. in riverside near banning had to block the else skascape route. one resident and two firefighters hurt. fast moving fire began mid afternoon and spread quickly. eight square

minnesota. the group is pushing for mandatory condom use in porn. the actor shot a scene on july 31st and it was her last scene before she tested positive for hiv last week. >>> a little boy who fought cancer is now learning his family has to fight to keep his beloved swing set. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has the story. >> are you ready? >> here we go! >> for the last few months little weston has been enjoying his backyard swing set. it's been a tough year for this five-year-old. >> we found out he was diagnosed with lymphoma, and that he was actually in a terminal condition at a point and they rushed him to stanford. >> marshall is weston's dad. they asked us not to use his last name to protect weston's privacy. marshall asked for one thing to keep his son's off the pain. >> i said well, when you get home, who knew when that would be, what is a wish you had? and his response was a swing. >> weston's dad built the swing set and installed the small trampoline. but last week the family not a letter from the homeowners situation. seems the swin

us on twitter and facebook. >>> $448 million of tickets were sold in new jersey. the third winner was from hanlake minnesota. he plans to quit has job as soon as he finishes a few projects. >> fans are gearing up for one of the most anticipated concerts of the summer. we are live at golden gate park. fans are expected friday, saturday, and sunday. not everyone is excited by rock music? >> reporter: they are doing a sound check. paul is getting ready for the start of this 3-day music festival. this is the main stage. dozens of people are getting ready for entertainment which includes paul mccartney. >> it is huge. >> reporter: there are 4 stages killed with 65,000 music fans. >> this is the superbowl of concerts. >> reporter: there will be 72 food vendors. >> it is great exposure for us. >> reporter: this vendor says 10% of his business on this weekend. >> this makes our year. this is it. it is like christmas. >> reporter: one stage is powered with bio diesel. >> it is neat to expect with people in this higher consciousness level. >> reporter: many are unimpressed. >> a line of taxis block all the driveways.

minnesota. the rest of us here are the numbers we should have picked, which are exactly the ones i suggested, 5, 25, 30, 58, 59, and the powerball 32. zain asher live from south brunswick, new jersey, where one of the winning tickets was sold. hello, zain. >> reporter: hey, chris. there's so much we don't know. we have no idea whether it was an individual or a group. two tickets winners were in new jersey who only just joined powerball in 2010 and it's produced five winning tickets. south brunswick, one of them. i spoke to one of the workers at this stop & shop where a lottery ticket was sold, they can't imagine the share amount of media attention that has descended on this town. if you win the lottery in new jersey you cannot be anonymous, you have to come forward. you have about a year to collect your winnings and if you come forward today it will take about two weeks for all those millions to get into your bank account. >> the fastest two weeks of your life. >> reporter: just hand in your notice at work. >> not us, because we love our watch. boss is always watching. >> get your affairs in ord

us for help. aladdin bail bonds. bigger because we're better. >>> a minnesota project engineer stepped forward to claim his piece of the the 45-year-old posed with a check and decided on the cash option, he'll be putting $86 million into his bank account. he remembered playing a game had to pick who in the crowd would match this description. the description was, their financial plan consists of playing the lottery. everybody picked my name. they thought it was funny then. who is right now? that is all i want to say. >> who is getting last laugh? he plans to pay for college for two teen-aged children and buy cars he says two. other people both in new jersey also bought winning tickets. >> good for him. >> tonight money matters stock market snapped a losing streak. dow closed up 27.5 points. s and p 500 gained about 6.5. share of fremont's tesla motors jumped 14% a day after the car maker posted a quarterly profit. and there are new signs twitter is considering going public reportedly hiring the man who engineered zynga's ipo. >> still to come growing about thel over test score what's unschool is doing to try to get scor

minnesota including minneapolis. so if you're traveling out there along i-35, definitely want to use precaution. lot of folks are on the roads going to see family and friends for the busy holiday weekend. tracking into the northeast, today it's cloudy and overcast. i think we will see a couple of showers this afternoon into this evening, and definitely into tomorrow where the heavier rain is on the way certainly across new york state into pennsylvania as well. i think we're going to have unsettled weather the next several days even on labor day with a high at 86 degrees. across the southwest, flash flood watch in effect across the ma -- majority of the southwest into phoenix where the rain can be heavy. if you're traveling on i-40 use precautions. we have a frontal boundary across the southeast. more wet weather on the way to atlanta not just today but into sunday and monday as well. showers and thunderstorms in store, so use precaution if you're traveling along i-75. richelle, back to you. >> keep it here. up next on al jazeera, people and power, china orient express. thank you so much for your

. >> what can you tell us about her race in minnesota? >> amy klobuchar -- you just don't know. >> she could possibly be the most popular senator in the country. >> she has a 78% approval rating. i work in the beginning of her race. it was tough in the beginning. i think she won by 20 points and did the same thing in the last election. she solidified her standing across the country and people respect her. i think if she is willing to run, she will be formidable. >> i think we have a brave soul here. [laughter] in more ways than one. >> good morning and i want to thank you for coming out. we stand behind you when you say we meet more women -- we need more women to be leaders in our nation. the one question i had -- what is the plan for emily's list to bring more women into the pipeline? >> thank you for asking. emily's list has been involved in electing all of the current women of color who serve in the house right now. and the senate but the numbers are not as good. we need more women in the senate, period, and it is a huge priority. when

us. this is the "jeopardy!" teen tournament! today's contestants are -- a senior from mound, minnesota... ...a senior frtport, connecticut... ...andnior from lexington, kentucky... and om wesre is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! and i am so thankful, johnny, that you did not introduce me as a senior, also. [ laughter ] welcome, ladies and gentlemen. this is the last our quarterfinal matches. the winner today will join the other semifinalists. and remember -- we have those four wild-card spots for thof scorers among non-winners. joe, emily, barrett, good luck. here we go. jeopardy! round. these are the categories. that's what you have to do. alex: of course you're getting nervous, it's just... barrett, start us. i'll have getting nervous for $200, please. joe. what are blies? right. getting nervous for $400. barrett. what are jeebies? yes. i'llutterfnervous for $600, please. what are pins and needles? that's right. completes the book title for $200, please. joe. y. what is "the kite runner" yes. joe. completes the book title for $400. joe. what are stars? right. $600 on completes the book title.

minnesota and technically they can do anything they want. it can evolves the distance of the party and it can grab its tax money and give it to someone else. states don't generally use that power because we believe in the local control. if someone wants to propose the tax suburbanites will pay that is discussed and debated for the sert in city services and i would have to look at the particular case but that is very different than the state coming in and breaking of the traditions of local control and ordering the redistribution of the funds. but increasingly that is what california was trying to do although they didn't want to be open about it because there are cities oliver california parchin bankruptcy that are not in the streets that detroit is in but not that far from it and the way they are looking to get money is by grabbing it from the suburbs and that's what they try to sneak in and that is in the right way to do things openly talking about supporting this issue and having a public debate and then the vote is fine with me. >> i'm from the university of missouri columbia and right now i am working to advocate against and hoping to stop common core. what is t

atmosphere causing central portions of minnesota we're looking at a chance of damaging winds, hail and even a chance of tornadoes in minneapolis. we want folks to useer caution if it they're traveling there. you can see temperatures well above they should be this time of year. dell, back to you. >> and we continue to await word from u.s. secretary of state john kerry concerning the situation in syria as he speaks. we'll bring you his comments live. >>> also millions of kids are going back to school across the country, and chicago school closures and neighborhood violence top the concerns of parents there. jazeera america. >> i'm kim bondy, growing up in news was always important. you have this great product that you are ready to share with the country. i'm a part of a team that is moving in the same direction. more news. ♪ >> welcome back to al jazeera. i'm dell walters. police officers and community volunteers line the streets of chicago as students there went back to class. dozens of schools have been closed and students attending new schools now find themselves walking through crime-ridden areas. last week five people were shot and killed along

that my am so friend, senator amy klobuchar has found her way south from the great state of minnesota to join us here tonight. amy proves -- [applause] proves everyday that minnesota and senate strong are not mutually exclusive terms. wanted to dispel a rumor that has been circulating here tonight about senator klobuchar. contrary to what some people believe, when she first ran for senate and was asked about her foreign policy credentials, she did not respond by saying, i can see canada from my back porch. [laughter] even though she can. [laughter] but i do have some advice for you, senator. we are in a very historic building. and i know how much you love your state, how much you love head, bute in moore please do not fly to fargo from mason city. i care about you and your well- being. you will be tempted to go see your constituents, the find another way to get there. mcleanknow, when don sang that famous song "american pie" and told the story of the day the music died, the autopsy was done right here. we want you to enjoy your time here. one of the things you may not know about senator klobucha

minnesota bonds to pension funds j.p. mark morgan other untouchable banks control most of the public space around us either directly or indirectly or through debt for example they control the food stamp program in america so there's there's a huge parasite there in that but the this space available left for us the people who are the host for the parasite is getting smaller and smaller and smaller catherine. well i'm glad you brought up the food stamp or met says that's a perfect example of where the government is paying j.p. morgan chase to do their job abroad to people here who are unemployed who are being paid money on food stamps or welfare disability are being paid to not work and so detached peers are paying through the same function twice so you have a perfect example of where government is generating corporate profits that are not economic for the entire society you know call it fascism call it soviet union but whatever it is it's not an economic and the question is we've created a financial mechanism in the central bank and the treasury which can continue to finance this by basically just basing security holders and curr

minnesota bonds to pension funds j.p. mark morgan another untouchable banks control most of the public space around us either directly or indirectly or through debt for example they control the food stamp program in america so there's there's a huge parasite there in that but the this space available left for us the people who are the host for the parasite is getting smaller and smaller and smaller catherine. well i'm glad you brought up the food stamp or met says that's a perfect example of where the government is paying huge j.p. morgan chase to do their job abroad to people here who are unemployed who are being paid money on food stamps or welfare disability are being paid to not work and so detached peers are paying through the same function twice so you have a perfect example of where government is generating corporate profits that are not economic for the entire society you know call it fascism call it soviet union but whatever it is it's not economic and the question is we've created a financial mechanism in the central bank and the treasury which can continue to finance this by basically just basing security holders and cu

following that, the minnesota dfl, their equivalent to the democratic party, filed a complaint against us which then the irs began to investigate. >> what is your thought about this? you feel singled out and targeted? or do you think politics is a rough business and the irs is now beginning to check you out and the fed does too? >> i think it is very unfortunate. when you saw all the other tea party groups that initially got targeted, pro life groups, very small groups. the common thread was that most were conservative. they were so small. i couldn't really understand why would you mass target very small groups. people focused on their own community wanting to advocate for issues in their own community. i was shocked i didn't think we were targeted, because we have grown to be fairly large. lo and behold, it does come out, we actually were targeted and we were targeted whether we were a very small, start-up group. i think what that says to me, there is actually a culture within the bureaucracy of the irs that they do seek out and target conservative groups. by all accounts, it looked like

. >> if you happen to be watching us from new jersey or minnesota. take a listen to this.x county, which, by the way, is one town away from where my mom lives. >> you might be rich, diana. >> i have my two phones waiting for you to call me, mama. come on! >> that would be cool. >> my mom would be rich. that would be very cool. and route 9 south in little egg harbor. ocean county. unclear where the minnesota winner was sold at. wow. >> wow. somebody out there. >> oh, man, we can't wait to hear their story. everybody deserves to win, obviously. hopefully, they really, really needed the money. >> i love the stories. can't wait to find out who they are. >> be sure to stay with abc news as we cover the lottery drawing. get the latest on "america this morning" and "good morning america." you will be able to find updates anytime on abc.com. >>> we have some serious breaking news from southern california, where residents have been trapped as a dangerous fire rages out of control. the fire burning in riverside county, near banning, had to block the escape route. one resident and tw

minnesota and new jersey. shark week hits close to hon the bay area. where this little guy was spotted...ne. a word of warning if you userome: your passwords may not be as protected as you think. it's one of the hottest car companies around.. and it's based right here. how strong revenue growth.. and inspired investors.. are drg up tesla's stock price. a bit of excitement in the >>> investors are driving up tesla's stock price. >> thunderstorms are possible from mendocino northward. why this is a sign that the coolest weather is now behind us. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, thought they saw a great whe shark. it got the attention of a l of people. so i went to see what was going on. >>> some thought they saw a great white shark in the bay. >> i went down to see what was going on. >> reporter: it looked ominous. almost like a scene from jaws. a shark circling #23450u near the hyde street pier. it got main to do a double take. >> i was cruising along the pilings, i could see the top of the fin and the back of his tail, and he's just kind of swimming along. >> could you mistake it for a great white? >> i could see how someone could make

use for the money. they were hard hit by superstorm sandy. the owner of the other ticket in new jersey has not stepped forward. a man in minnesota did so last week. >> good for them. nice to hear that it goes to someone that really needs it. >>> still to come on wjz eyewitness news at noon, a hospital worker who infected patients in maryland with hepatitis c makes a deal with prosecutors. >> it's healthy for your heart. now fatty fish may help your body in another way. >> it's gloomy and humid outside after a morning of severe weather. what's in store for this afternoon. stick around for your first warning weather forecast. >> it's wjz maryland's news station. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is mostly cloudy and 76 degrees in central maryland right now. your complete first warning weather forecast is still coming up. >>> a medical technician charged with infecting dozens of patients with hepatitis c by reusing syringes he'd used first has accepted a plea deal. he worked in hospitals in several states including four in maryland with seven of his patients testing positive for hepatitis c afterwards. the plea bargain will send him to p

minnesota, clear skies produced by the rainbow and colorful clouds. the storms cleared these unusual clouds filling the sky. lynette, you told us before, these are pretty common occurrences after a storm system rolls through. >> exactly. momentus clouds. they're like udders of cows that they look like. >> what? >> exactly. and a lot of people think they're like gloom and dpoom type clouds. they're not. they're what you see with sinking air. >> they're really incredible. >> exactly. that's what they're called. look it up. i know you'll google it. rrt, guys, all right, guys, we'll definitely start the day out on a foggy note. look at this shot here, looking at the inner harbor downtown, and we are going to be seeing plenty of clouds across the area this morning. and this is going to continue right through the morning hours. we might see a few peeks of sunshine as we go throughout the day, but all in all today will be much like it was yesterday with the showers and thunderstorms still possible. so another unsettled weather pattern on tap for us. as we look at the satellite and radar, we see the clouds, we see the rumbles of thunde

us. expedia, find yours. >>> once upon a time congresswoman michele bachmann of minnesota ran for president and there was a the time when this kind of offensive "newsweek" cover came out that the country briefly pondered the prospect that she might actually have a shot at it. because two years ago this month michele bachmann won the iowa straw poll. now, given the fact that her competition was one of the weakest presidential primary fields ever in american history, it sort of seemed like winning the straw poll might mean she was going to be a contender. for about a minute. the expectation that the straw poll win might propel her to win the iowa caucuses and that would propel her to do well in the primaries overall was cut short in iowa when something strange happened in her campaign right before the iowa caucuses. it was kind of a shock at the time. but it was unexplained. it was clear something weird was going on, but not exactly what. now, today, for the first time, we actually have clarity on what happened. less than a week before iowa caucuses, michele bachmann's presidential campaign was basically der

us this morning. >> three lucky winners will split the powerball jackpots. two winning tickets were sold it new jersey. another was sold in minnesota the $1 million tickets were sold in maryland. >> there was a fire rescue in west baltimore. you can see firefighters helping a child from west north avenue. this happened around 4:00 yesterday. meorologist are expected to release an updated forecast later today. the atlantic hurricane season started about two months ago. hurricane season runs through the month of november and peaks between august and october. >> september can be rocky. 5:31. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. >> we had some heavy rain in some neighborhoods last night. you can see some shower activity on the radar. nothing around baltimore right now. temperatures in the low 70's. chance for a good showers and thunderstorms to redevelop this afternoon. same story tomorrow. the front will get out of here on saturday. there is a chance for rain as it comes through. the weather should be pretty nice by sunday and monday. it will be a slow process to clear this out. we will report those delays as they occur.

using the license plate number police track down and arrested. charged with felony child deduction and is being held. >> the three winning tickets are being sold in minnesota live with the details been folks are buzzing year in the northern suburbs as well as the communities. a lot of excitement about the winner here. the lucky winner right here and around the lake. through five of the six members. he or she will soon be collecting a check for $1 million. fo often i >> lucky winners. everybody is trying to figure about timely but harmony that. folks in generally excited that somebody in this community $1 million in these tough economic times. >> to million dollars is pretty good. a nationwide manhunt continued for the man accused of. the investigation in dallas after a man went on the fatal shooting spree. a warning to u.s. air with customers. they admit that there has been a security breach. israel has temporarily shut down the airport until further notice. the spokesperson would only say that the decision was made due to the security assessment. the city as a popular tourist destination. more details as they become available. another drama attack targete

using these chemical weapons. i don't know what that means. >> what does that 19? if he gets overthrown, he's dead. i'll be blunt. he's not going to teach somewhere in minnesota. is guy is dead if he loses. so how do we hold him accountable? >> a senior administration official today said in a conference call with all of us said we don't think there's a military solution to this conflict. >> quickly we have to take a look at this. let's take a look at george bush. you're talking about. here is george bush talking about this from the golf course the other day about this whole thing about whether we go to war or not, take an act of war against assad in syria. >> the president has a tough choice to make. and if he decides to use our military, he'll have the greatest military ever backing him up. i was not a fan of mr. assad. he's an ally of iran and has made mischief. >> that was the common sense george w. i liked years ago. we don't like the guy. he has bad friends. >> he is trying not to get in obama's way and not to play a role in this. i thought what was really funny yesterday was elite level trolling by donald rumsfeld. he said the president hasn't made the ca

us one move. now stacey's first. from minneapolis, minnesota. you've had two kids? >> two kids. >> shut up. o. obese most of her life, she lost 91 pounds. can you believe that? >> show us your moves, girl. >> i love to do a lunge to squat combo because it works every muscle group in your legs. i also like to add something to it, get the calories burning. really get those calories burning. >> next up, girl, jam and jelly murphy. she's our next contestant, 26 years old, lives here in new york city. your move is more aggressive, it's a high kick? >> i'm going to be honest, i changed it last minute because i heard you guys say yesterday you wanted to work the backs of your arms, so my favorite move is a reverse plank, goes just like this and works the back of your legs and back of your arms and you're holding it asymmetr asymmetrically. >> looks like a table. eat off your stomach she's so flat. >> kit is 30 years old, a pilates instructor from l.a. show us your move. >> this is my pilates fusion move. you take your legs out wider than your hips and come down. this is stretching out the legs whil

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minnesota day, all right. briefly, i know you know the story, for those who don't, ruth brinker, she passed in 2011 -- >> yes, just a year and a half ago. >> tell us how this idea came about. >> reporter: you know it really is a basic idea, ruth 1980- 1985, we know what was happening with the start of the aids pandemic. tart to see her neighbors and friends getting sick. she did a lot of things right, one of the things she did really right was cook meals and decided that if there was something she could do to help people with hiv in the bay area, it was prepare and deliver meals, one day she cooked a meal for five men living with hiv, jump ahead 28 years later, and project open hand now. serves over 8,000 people a year in the bay area. not just with hiv, but other critical illnesses like cancer and other seniors in the bay area. >> as ruth realized, and i'm sure this applies to the other people in need, is that sometimes when you're dealing with a cancer or aids or some other situation that's debilitating, you don't have, you don't have the strength to literally prepare a meal or get yourself ab scanned witch. >> absolutely. there's so many things

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use a bit of good fortune. trace gallagher has this in our west coast news hub. the minnesota winner gave quite a press conference today during "studio b." >> shep, i wish i had time to play the whole thing because paul white really was very animated and he was very adamant about how he planned to spend the money. for instance, he says he plans to take care of his family and his friends. take a long vacation, maybe even take up a charity. but he is not planning to go big. in fact, the car that he has got his eye on runs about $25,000. and there is something that he does not plan to do. work. listen. >> my good friends nancy and ron actually work with them. ron this morning was my boss. [ laughter ] who started the day my boss. is he going to end the day my chauffeur. >> i spent my whole life trying to figure out what it it was i wanted to do when i grow up. now i get the opportunity to do whatever i want. i know i'm not going to be one of those people who keeps on working. because i'm not working for anybody else anymore. it's not going to happen. >> he chose the lump sum payo

minnesota. here's the numbers 5, 25, 30, 58 and 59. the powerball 32. here is kai jackson who filed this report before the drawing as thousands of us hoped to wake up rich. >> big money is up for grabs in the powerball lottery game. dreamers lied at the canton market in baltimore. the jack pat is at $425 million. >> my kids would have a great trust fund. give back to my mama, my step dad, my brother and then i'm out of baltimore. see you. >> there have been winning powerball jackpots in pennsylvania a, delaware and west virginia. maryland is not on that list right now. a group of teachers split $218 million. maryland's portion of the monster mega millions jack pat that was $656 million. >> i would not like the lump sum. >> how come? >> because when you have a lot of money in your hands you don't do anything but spend it. >> this is the fourth biggest jackpot in the game's history. that has players hoping they pick the winning numbers. it's easier to list the state that is don't have powerballs, only 7 don't have the game. cashing out would give the winners a $244 million lump sum. >> my girlfriend works there. she got one for me and one for her. >> your

. >> what can you tell us about her race in minnesota? klobuchar -- you just don't know. >> she could possibly be the most popular senator in the country. has a 78% approval rating. i work in the beginning of her race. it was tough in the beginning. by 20 points and did the same thing in the last election. by 20 points and did the same thing in the last election. she solidified her standing across the country and people respect her. i think if she is willing to run, she will be formidable. >> i think we have a brave soul here. [laughter] in more ways than one. >> good morning and i want to thank you for coming out. we stand behind you when you say we meet more women -- we need more women to be leaders in our nation. -- whatquestion i had is the plan for emily's list to bring more women into the pipeline? >> thank you for asking. emily's list has been involved in>> i think we have a brave sl here. [laughter] electing all of the current women of color who serve in the house right now. and the senate but the numbers are not as good. we need

us. i think the president spoke quite boldly and honestly. >> host: we have ones from st. paul, minnesota. >> caller: you definitely did run for president, ma'am. i appreciate what you're saying. i think that i have gone into the dialogue about race for years and years. and i do get a little frustrated when i hear people say that we need to have a national dialogue or we need to talk about this. i think that we talk about a lot. here's my question. what specifically, what format are what specifically would you like to have whites discuss, and in what would be the outcome. thank you for your time. >> host: are you white? >> caller: no. >> host: african-american? >> caller: i prefer black. i understand the raise issues that are out there. we have come along way in this country. not that their issues out there. but companies and organizations have prevented blacks from moving forward and laws have been removed. we have come a long way. i think that what we really need to do is have a dialogue that says what we need to do to take care of people who have bad behavior and not go down the victim