lisa: temperatures have been hovering around zero degrees in northeast minneapolis, so one frigid fun. he froze a pair of jeans and put them in his lawn. he posted the picture to facebook and the idea went viral. some people froze jeans, corduroys, and sweatpants. the neighborhood streets now look more like a clothing store. that is pretty funny. there was a movement with t-shirts not long ago. mark: people are bored. cold weather not only plaguing us here in the queen city. lisa: how snow is blanketing large parts of the nation this morning. mark: nine degrees your air temperatures. you' cincinnati'

jack frost was nipping at more than the noses of some people in northeast minneapolis. temperatures have been hovering around zero degrees over the last 40 hours, so one man decided to have a little frigid fun. one man froze a pair of his pants and put he posted the picture to facebook and the idea went viral. some people froze jeans, corduroys, and sweatpants. the neighborhood streets looked more like a clothing store "i just think it's a fun thing to do. it's cold in minnesota, and you know, we can make our pants stay up. . " the man says he got the original idea from his brother and has been doing it as "self- amusement" for a few years. thanks for joining us for the news at 5. we'll be right back. thanks for joining us this evening. i'm charles molineaux. in the midst of scandal around richland county's transporation penny tax program, plans to retool it has hit a speed bump. this afternoon members of a county council committee turned back a multi-point plan aimed at reforms. jack kuenzie joins us live with the latest. charles and judi----the transportation ad hoc c

. >> this saturday, these sisiings are opening the first veegen bbcher shop located in northeast minneapolis. >> it's exciting and the fact that the dream came true is i think remarkable. >> that dream started at minneapolis farmer's market more than five years ago. >> i think people are thinking a little harder about what they're putting in their mouth. what we're trying to do is come up with a propuct to help people switch over easily. >> they've@ created things like korean barbecue ribs and a host of meat-appearing products. and that has presented some challenges. >> texture is tough. that was the first and most important thing with every new product. >> along with meat free meets and dairy free cheese, there's also butter. >> must be well churned and browns just like butter. >> how do you keep this secret 0 so nobody is copying you. >> we lock them up at the end of the night. >> colonel sanders does that too. >> that's probably a good idea because there's been plenty of worldwide interest in what these butchers are doing. >> like every day a spe@ific franchise request from mexico, switze

check this out. lisa: temperatures have been hovering around zero degrees in northeast minneapolis so one man decided to have a little frigid fun. he froze a pair of his pants and put them in his lawn. he posted the picture to facebook and the idea went viral. some people froze jeans, corduroys, and sweatpants. the neighborhood streets now look more like a clothing store. mark: also this morning the yeti , has returned in boston. the mythical, magical, monstrous creature reappeared on twitter . in honor of the city' s snowfall yesterday, he asked if anyone has gloves in his size. sasquatch squashing the myth that the abominable snowman is elusive. he appeared last winter during boston' s memorable blizzard conditions. and he' s real too. that' s the thing about it. lisa: he looks like he is bombed walking around the snow. is making s mayor. network is saying about widespread issues that through the network and a loop this morning. lisa: if you want to see everything in the forecast, we have a couple rounds of no. tomorrow, maybe an inch or two. a lot can change. we' ll take a look at

. >> is saturday, the siblings vegan butcher shop located in northeast minneapolis. it's really exciting. the fact that the deem came true is remarkable. >> the dream started more than five years ago. >> i think people are thinking a little harder about w wat they're putting in their mouth. we're trying to come up with a product to help people switch over easily. >> they've created things like korean barbecue ribs and a host of other meat-appearing products. >> making products is like making a dough. >> and that has presented some challenges. >> texture is tough. that was the first andost important thing with every new product. >> along with meat free meats and dairy free chse, there's also butter. >> must be well-churned. after that it spreads, melts, browns just like butter. >> how do you keep all of the secrets so nobody is copying you. >> we lock them up at the end of the night. >> colonel sanders does that too. there's been plenty of worldwide interest in what these butchers are doing. >> like every day is different franchise request from mexico, switzerland, aa

now people in living in northeast minneapolis are literaly freezing their pants off. i just ran them through the washing machine and brought them out halfway through. it took a couple of minutes for them to freeze. and then they were pretty easy to stand up-- one the started to freeze. " people dealing with the freezing temperatures are now showing off their sense of humor.... by freezing pants in their front yards. some people are pants and leaving them across town. fox5 news at 11, your only local station here for you at both 10 and live from las vegas it's time for fox5 news at 11. the woman accused of plowing down visitors on the las vegas strip... is looking at a millennium in prison if convicted. we hear from one of the youngest injured victims about the terrible tragedy. a church and a bar get into a fight... over plans to add a restaurant. why some say they don't want a new eatery... despite the boost it could bring to this area. the riviera comes back to life tonight.... how the casino might have a role, in the latest

walch and his sister aubry are opening the $& world's first vegan butcher shop located in northeast minneapolis. "it's really, really exciting remarkable for both of us. we broroher and siiter duo started at minneapolis farmer's market more than 5 they are putting in their mouths. and things like korean bbq ribs, brats and a host of other meat appearing products. that has presented some challenges. "texture is tough that was the first and most important thing meats and dairy free cheese, there's aaso butter... just like butter." "how do keep all this secret so that's probably a good idea because there's plenty of worldwide interest in what these "butchers " are doing. "it's nuts, it's like every day there's a different franchise request from mexico, switzerland, saudi arabia, lebanon." kale and aubry have offered their and pop-up locations since 2014... but now their first permament store grand opening is tomorrow in the twin cities... coming up ... put those kitchen spoons away when dealing with siik family members -- that study and more from the medical world is on the way... but up first --

hosting >>> temperatures keep dropping in south florida, but nothing compared to zero degrees in northeast minneapolis, where one man decided to have a little fun, frigid fun. he froze a pair of his pants and put them his lawn, then posted the picture to facebook, and the idea, as you can imagine, went viral. >> yeah, other residents joined in on the fun. people started to freeze jeans, corduroys, sweatpants, any kind of trousers. the neighborhood streets looked more like a clothing store after that. >> that was pretty cool, though. looks cool. >> pretty cool id [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight,oin jimmy and his guests -- tracy morgan, musical guest, hank williams jr. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 402! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hot crowd. that's a hot crowd. hey, welcome. please! welcome to the show. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome. please. please, thank you so much. welcome to "the tonight show." thi

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there's a new kind of sculpture dotting the landscape in northeast minneapolis. pants frozen stiff standing on their own. this craze started a few years ago when one guy took his jeans out of the spin cycle and molded them into shape outdoors and soon others were doing the same. could be the most fun that you can have when the temperatures dip below zero in minnesota. >> most fun you can have with your pants off, is that what you're saying? >> i didn't go there, but, of course, you did. >> all right, natalie. thank you very much. >>> if we stood out there two more minutes. >> i know. >> that would have happened out there. >> frozen pants. >>> let's take a look at the firestorm sparked by steve harvey a little earlier this month when he mistakenly crowned the wrong winner of the miss universe pageant. >> well, for the first time he's opening up about that night on his tv show, and natalie caught i was at the show's taping last week, and harvey is now spelling it out in a two-day special including conversations with both miss universe and miss columbia. he's faced

morning hours and on the back side of the system is a very chilly air mass moving in from the northeast to minneapolis, below zero. we have cold temperatures but i will let you know when the cold snap ends coming up after the break. >> one of the cool perks of this place is you can eat as much cereal as you want. it's like i'm going to work to get some. alrighty. we just like cereal. we make it, eat it, love it, live it. yeah, that's right. deal diva coming through. you see all my bogos, my weekly ad. just wait till you see my savings. and brace yourself. the digital coupons are coming next. look at her, so proud of her momma. you saved quite a bit today go ahead. say it. cha-ching! thank you the weekly ad, bogos and coupons. three easy ways to save at the same place you love to shop. now, in high definition, this is your news 13 skywatch forecast. >>zack: welcome back. good sunday morning you all. this is a live look outside hotel indigo in downtown asheville. the flurries are already flying around an and they are going to continue to do so as we head through the morning hours. we have live coverage

northeast areas. also 18 in minneapolis. 30s in atlanta and snow across the cascades and the northern plains. anlingering snow across portions of the northeast. as we head into tomorrow here's the big heads up we will see the potential for strong sue rear toms and isolated tornado can't be ruled out. now, saturday we will be drier so once, again, we're seeing down through the weekend. sound, then we'll seat passing storms and then we'll finally be cooler at night just in time for marlin luther king day on monday. today's high 74 degrees limited sunshineneassing showers and clouds around. a 50% chance of rain. boaters 3-5 moderate chop. rain chance goes up to 70%. showers and storms strong, upper 60s. we will be warmer tomorrow with highs back in the 80s. as we head into saturday that's your best bet for getting outse this weekend with a high of 78 degrees. then passing storms th low 80s sunday. >> cool by monday with lows in the 50s and high around 70 degrees for martin luther king junior day. vanessa is off let's get a check of traffic with al lewis. >>> all's quiet as wtake a look at 595 the

heck of checking in on thest r of the u.s. 20s for the mid- atlantic northeast new england areas. even minneapolis, teens. 35 in memphis, however, six tin new orleans, that sharp contrast in the air mass is in the temperatures gives you an idea u what's going on as we look at the big picture. still some wintry precipitation across the central u.s. with this developing area of low pressure and here's the frontal boundary where we could see the risk of severe weather for the gulf coast states meaning some heavy rain gusty winds and even tornadoes, then we have blizzard winter storm warnings 15 states and that is stretching all the way from arkansas to new england and so as we head throughout today, tomorrow especially into the weekend, again, the hardest hit baltimore and surrounding areas. check ahead with your airlines. here in south florida it will be sunny with much more sunshine. hence i am wearing the bright yellow today. so we will see the breezy conditions as east wind increases 10-15. boaters seas 2-4. temperatures most lynn the 60s tonight. we even could see scattered showers tonight. 30%

that feels great compared to what our friends to the northeast are dealing with. chicago, zero. minneapolis, starting off at 1 below zero. >> thank you. we're taking a look at the drive times this morning. this is 225 and parker road, i- 70 to parker road, all looking good now. we're going to take you back to the main map, because i want to show you what we're dealing a bit of confusion about what's happeeing up north on 270, about 69th, vasquez southbound, a bad accident there. some saying there are reports of a closure, others say traffic is getting by. trying to get a hold of cdot. bottom line, stay aaay from the area. don't even go through commerce city now. jackpot? we're sharing the luckiest it took joel silverman years to

northeast. and now for minneapolis and seattle.ahawks and minnesota vikings tomorrow, one of the coldest kick offs ever. and wind chills minus%&ae+n 10- past 24 hours again system in the great lakes and midwest. we are talking about more rain and snow for the west. that is pacific northwest and third system sneaks in southern california. and we can have problems with travel. and what we see in the el anyono year. and you heard the name quite a bit. and we'll get more as the storm track makes a bull's eye for the west coast. we are starting to see the drought monitor look good. and we'll see more of that rain and mountain snow for california. did you buy a ticket julie banderas. >> no, it is it down in times square. >> listen -- >> i bought p several tickets and one of those tickets will go to you. >> no, no, no. i will take all seven. >> all right. >> you have to text casandra. >> no, you can shear the tickets. that's how niece and generous. >> we'll see once the lotto drawing comes in and you win. bye. >> iran playing a dangerous

it's's2 below in minneapolis, 3 below in chicago. 20s and 30s for the northeast, new england areas and into atlanta and texas. when you factor in the wind chill it feels like 27 below in minneapolis, 23 below in chicago. it feels like 7 below in kansa city and cincinnati. this is where we're feeling the that's due to a big dip in t t jet stream and a cold front right now. there'u lake effect snow in the great lakes region. here in south florida, highs in the upper 60s, cool, breezy, a mix of sun and clouds, gusts to 20 miles an hour. there's a moderate chop on the bay, seas 2 to 3. the cool, refreshing, wintery weather lasts for a few days with chilly starts with the 50s, highs in the upper 60s tomorrow. wednesday afternoon we get up to 72. we'll be in the mid-70s on thursday and near 80 by friday with a return of the rain. >>> take a look at this. it's caught on camera, a car sharking into a -- smashing into a gas station convenience store in australia, nearly hitting a woman inside. it appears the woman was hit but the car just misses her. police are investigating what caused that cr

minneapolis into the omaha area. 14 below. that cold front has sliced through. into northeast ohio. most of the area midwest, minneapolis, all the way into sincey area, southern portions of ohio under a windchill advisory. so this cooler air is tracking in as we head into tonight all the way into tomorrow morning. so we are forecasting nearly 10 to 15 below for inland locations. when you factor in those west winds up to about 15 miles per hour throughout the rest of the day. so hour by hour, we're going to track snowfall. this is not mixing in with rain as temperatures are into the low r 20s. so we do have that weather alert for lake effect snow warning for lake, geauga, ashtabula county. this is going to be a 3 day event. forecasting nearly a foot of snow throughout tuesday afternoon where squalls persist could see heavier amounts. let's get you going from our future cast. around 11:00 you can see this is an opportunity for everyone to get a good dusting of snow. 1 to 3 inches of accumulation. but look at these temperatures. nick, as we head into the rest of your evening, throughout

looks like separate inteties.s not get sucked back into the northeast and that means a clear forecast into the weekend. very seasonable. minneapolis minneapolis, 25, one of the colder spots and a little bit of melting from new york city to d.c. with temperatures in the low 40s. now a closer look at your day ahead. so, today we have a little bit of that light rain thatmove through and a little bit of the icy stuff early and you'll and in the south, we're storms across louisiana this morning. i'm happy to report no big blasts of artic air and no snowahead. >>> president obama puts the hammer down on solitary confinement for juveniles in federal prison and a tale of stranger danger. you're watching "early today." see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to knowjust something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that i won't stop. until i find what works. erent kind of medicine for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. proven to help the majority of people find clear or almost clear skin.le saw 75% skin clearance at 3 months. while the majority saw 90% clearance. do not use if you are allergic to cosentyx. you shoul

tomorrow will be mild but boy, we cannot complain about it degrees below in minneapolis 16 in chicago. the 20s in the northeast. widespread 20s and 30s as far south as texas into the southeast deep freeze an arctic blast. snow pushing into the midwest and rain across the pacific northwest. here in south florida once we get past the wet weather today, high pressure builds in. we should see gradual clearing later today and even into tomorrow. a very cold start, let's call it chilly and we'll see the showers return thursday, courtesy of a warm front. warm and humid, spotty storms ahead ofnother front on the way. some areas may touch 70 possibly sun later. small craft caution, choppy conditions on the bays, tonight chilly and breezy with a low to mid-50s when you wake up tomorrow morning and sunshine tomorrow afternoon, 73. showers again thursday 74 highs back in the 80s as we head into cooling back down on sunday. you got it? let's get a check of your ride with vanessa. >>> it is a wet one out there. i-95 at griffin road. in broward county this is right around griffin and 95. heading toward ft. lauderdale, a wet

, florida panhandle and in the northwest, as well as portions of the northeast where cold arctic air is sliding down from minneapolis and chicago. they're getting the cold air now. highs in the 20s while we enjoy highs close to 50 in the city. cooler than average readings across the southwest. that's where we're going to see the heavy weather tomorrow and really the big travel issues. few high clouds, a little bit of wind along the front range foothills, we have a beautiful day. i-24 corridor and i-70 heading up in to the high country, no issues. late in the day notice how a little bit of snow starts to show up on our futurecast in the southern mountains. no winter weather or travel advisories yet. just know the weather pattern will be shifting. the big story appears to be the cold. we'll stay in the sierra there. 16 for a low in fort collins. notice the highs again, above average. some 50s possible. about 35 for junction. those of you in the foothills with all that snow cover will look for highs around 42 in blackhawk and 38 in certainly a cold day coming up in walden and grand lake with temperatures in the mid 30s

mild compared to the arctic blast taking hold from the method and moving into the northeast as well. look at minneapolis at 5 degrees. chicago in the teens. detroit in the teens. so that is where the chill is on, and will stay on as we're heading toward tomorrow morning. arctic air, though, some of it through the deep south, places like birmingham toward the atlanta metro area. this white line showing us how far the $3.00 freezing line makes it and it gets pretty far down into the south. what we will feel is essentially the fringes of the cold paper so we'll wake up tomorrow morning with our temperatures in the 50s again, around 58 in miami. a north-northwest wind will allow more cool air to come on down the peninsula such that by wednesday morning miami potentially wakes up to 54 degrees and there may be some upper 40s inland. did you get that, victor? upper 40s inland. so you're going to need your sweater tomorrow morning, the next morning, and even the morning after that. as we endure our cool snap south florida style. showing you the water vapor imagery now so you can see what's happening in the upp

northeast. we're going to g getting our own dose and tonight minus six degrees in minneapolis, 25 degrees in the big apple. so look for conditions to start to clear out and we will receive the coolest air so far this winter season. low 50s and we may stay in the upper 40s, warm temperatures will be on tap an warm weather will return. use caution tu to wind and seas turning choppy and coastal waters of the keyed a an advisory will be required. next high tide 10:14, key largo and highs struggle to reach in the 70s. overnight lows will be chilly with the extended outlook calling for times of wet weather and some thunderstorm starting on friday. that's your 7 on 7 forecast. >>> a rescue p know his way from hand stands to cart wheels. not be happier to train with gymnastics. get ready to see on olympic podium sometime soon. the dog has serious talent. effort. i like him an a lot. if you think you have the next viral video, sen it to us at 7 with the hashtag morning must see. looks like me trying to do a cart wheel. >>> vin diesel is hunting witches in an action-packed thriller. we will tell you what'

northeast. unseasonably cold in the midwest. >> 20s in great falls, montana there, and minneapolis and boston, 30s in new york and chicago. 40s in seattle, dallas, kansas city, 50s in los angeles as well as new orleans. >> feeling a lot colder in some places i know. >>> so several nfl teams are looking for new head coaches the day after the final day of the regular season. known as black monday because basically, heads start to roll when a team polices the playoffs. so the tennessee titans, 49ers and cleveland browns are makinging some big changes. the philadelphia eagles also fired their coach last week and the new york giants' coach quit possibly before he was fired. >> okay, and three other teams, well, they don't want to change coaches, they just want to change new cities completely. it is the same city they wan. the san diego chargers, oakland raiders and st. louis rams all want to move to los angeles. the nfl says it will review their relocation applications this week. los angeles, by the way, doesn't have an nfl team right now. the rams and raiders left in the '90s. can you believe it's been that long since l.a., the n

northeast, we are currently at 27egrees in new york city. look at minneapolis at three degrees arctic air, certainly doing a number on a lot of those areas. lucky for us, we are on the fringes of that, so we will call our tuesday cool, have some showers around that time, dezments probably the first part of the day would be the wettete part of the day, and then wednesday drier but even illier come wednesday morning. some areas that zip down low to mid 5050, and there may be upper 40's. so all those winter clothes you have been dying to wear, wednesday morning is going to be the day to do it. all right, so for tomorrow, we are do some filing too, because we will be in the 50's inn so many areas. a few showers around, by the afternoon, temperatures landing around 71, in miami, that a little bit below average for this time of the year, mid 70's more seasonal. chill in the air, low to fid 50's, maybe upper 40's, and then highs making that climb. thursday morning still on the cool side as well, so we are getet car-cycle treat for all of you out there who have been wa

northeast. from the rockies to the east coast, not much precipitation. in a minneapolis it is -30. is the shot of cold air we will see, but it won't be long. that cold air will move out on thursday. modern -- wednesday, senchuk. wednesday night into thursday we will continue to see clear skies with plenty of sunshine. thursday night, clouds increasing. friday, rain into the afternoon and evening. for tonight, temperatures dropped to 26 in newberry, 31, manning. tomorrow high temperatures in the upper 40s, low 50s. 49, aiken. 50, columbia. 51, orangeburg. wednesday, 600. drive for the weekend -- it should be dry for the weekend. 500 for a high with a cold start to next week. 45, monday. a high of 46 on tuesday. it is january. >> it's been a confusing month . >> december was very warm. now we are seeing the kind of weather we should expect to >> we should just address the >>> we call ourselves the greenwood runners. the open water paddlers. the hike life trail club. for us it's not about running faster. it's about being out here together. the feeling is hard to describe. you cant put

now there, are some pockets of snow across minneapolis and heading into wisconsin, chicago. and even i i through the northeast and because of this there, are plenty of advisories getting way up here in maine. winter storm warning. look at thal here through the ohio river valley. winter weather advisory. that means cold air. a lot of strong gusty winds. speaking of gusty winds. even the lake are under a gail gale warning here until 10:00 p.m. tuesday and for the upper midwest. mostly minnesota. they are looking at wind chills kip nooght - 20 degree range later on to night for us a slight chance for rip currents at the beach. 15 knot winds. biscayne bay with a light chop. for you throughout florida keys, no advisories, the wind o of northeast. ten to 15. inside the reef one to two. beyond the reef three to four. coastal waters with a moderate chop. nextigh tide dade and broward coastal water. almost 10:00 p.m. tonight. 10:40 for the lower keys. wateremperature 74 degrees. so for tonight. i think some of the clouds might stick around. by the way, the cloud covover will be key as to how cold it may get tonight. i

northeast and into the midwest. take a look at the values further west. in minneapolis feels like 1 and 6 in pittsburgh and 10 in buffalo. bundle up in the midwest and parts of the northeast. we are tracking one winter storm bringing snow now across western parts of tennessee and kentucky and indiana. most snowfall accumulations are staying generally on the light side 3-6 inches in some areas especially as we get into higher elevations out here. because of that we have winter weather advisories winter storm warnings. in southeastern parts of missouri we are looking at some of the warnings in place out there. then we have a second system bringing in not only more precipitation but eventually moving across parts of the eastern u.s. and it could be developing out there. then again into friday and also into saturday. that will be something to watch very closely. it does look like temperatures should remain cold enough. we will keep you updated as the latest information comes out. let's head over to you and heather. >>> mariana, thank you for that. governor rick snyder vowin

and spreading over the northeast, we are currently at 27-degrees in new york city. look at minneapolis at three degrees arctic air, certainly doing a number on a lot of those areas. lucky for us, we are on the our tuesday cool, have some showers around that time, dezments probably the first part of the day would be the wetter part of the day, and then wednesday drier but even chillier come wednesday morning.g. some areas that zip down low to mid 50's, and there may be upper 40's. so all those winter clothes you have been dying to wear, wednesday morning is going to be the day to do it. all right, so for tomorrow, we are do some filing too, because we will be in the 50's in so many areas. a few showers around, by the afternoon, temperares landing around 71, in miami, that a% little bit below average for this time of the year, mid 70's more seasonal. by wednesday, we talk about the chill in the air, low to fid 50's, maybe upper 40's, and then highs making that climb. thursday morning still on the cool side as well, so we are get car-cycle treat for all of you for this, it is finally here

these are current temperatures, minus 7 in minneapolis, marquette subzero temperatures. the cold is the big story. in the northeastn new york city today. d.c. at 39. boston, 37. cleve land only 19. chicago, 24. minneapolis at 8 for a high temperature. there are wind chill advisories up there. cold jett were through the rockies. los angeles, 65. texas, temperatures in the 50s and 60s and 70s in far southern florida. the cold anchored in place. moving on shore in the west later today and especially another round of rain later this week. more on "worldwide exchange" on cnbc coming up. the flu virus hits big. with aches, chills, and fever, there's no such thing as a little flu. and it needs a big solution: an antiviral. so when the flu hits, call your doctor right away and up the ante with antiviral tamiflu. prescription tamiflu is an antiviral that attacks the flu virus at its source and helps stop it from spreading in the body. tamiflu is fda approved to treat the flu in people two weeks of age and older whose flu symptoms started within the last two days. before taking tamiflu, tell your doctor if you're pregnant,