. >> these thunderstorms came in past hour orthe so. have to make with television. they were stuck. looking at the heavy showers moving towards the east. better news ahead. any picture of the storms, send them on over. we would love to have your them on line.ost look at the super doppler radar. is the center of the screen. we had storms that minutes ago moving the east. severe thunderstorm warnings in effect until 7:45. look at annapolis, the rain has yet to arrive. everyone will look for some nasty weather in your neighborhood. 92 degrees is the official high at reagan national. it has cooled to 88 at radian national. wind gusts up to 35 miles per hour. downtown d.c., 68 degrees. justt two inches of rain today. 70 in arlington. cooler air off to the north and rain that has cooled in the atmosphere. the doppler radar, the storms really pick up a lot of steam and move towards the east. look for another round off to the west of us. here is a look at what is going on. is under a severe thunderstorm watch. this is a severe thunderstorm warning. you can head over to wjla.com to track the

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some orth it is partisan, blaming the governor, blaming republicans who control the legislature. but i think there's... minnesota had this reputation as a state that works and now we're just idled. >> woodruff: let me turn with susan urahn with the pew center on the states because you look at the entire country. how does minnesota's situation compare to other states having budget problems? >> well, i think minnesota is a little bit of an out lie they are year for a couple reasons. one is that it's very unusual to have a government shutdown. you've only seen a half dozen of these over the last ten years. the other is that minnesota was virtually the only state that didn't get its budget signed on time at the end of the fiscal year which, again, is... it's a... it's a little bit of a sea change from what we've seen over the last couple years where states do have a hard time closing budgets but this year it was just minnesota. and then i think it's also sort of the focus of the debate which is how to close the budget gap and the role of tax increases. it's a very intense debate in m