sioux city, 106. minneapolis 98 degrees. that's not the only thing. this area, these temperatures, it's never, ever, ever before been this warm this early in the season in places like sioux city, omaha, lincoln and minneapolis. those are crazy warm numbers and that heat is sliding to the east. washington, d.c. after a chilly start you're up 30 degrees from your morning temperature. new york, you're up to about 70. raleigh, 89, 90 today. rain in the southwest and we'll talk more about that in the next half hour.

i appreciate the wonderful words of your superintendent, that was exactly the dynamic in sioux falls and that's the remarkable thing, superintendent, is that this issue knows no boundaries. this issue knows -- it doesn't know class boundaries, it doesn't know race boundaries, it's an issue regretablely that has been timeless. it seems we were all too frequently taught that bullying is simply a rite of passage, i went to christ the king grammar school in buffalo, new york, you would go behind the building and settle your scores at the end of the day and that was an accepted way of doing business. but we're learning and raising consciousness that, no, it's not an acceptable way of doing business. i've had conversations with the mother of seth walsh, of people who have literally taken their own lives and as a father of three, this isn't simply an issue of civil rights enforcement, this is something very personal. because i can't imagine the unspeakable grief that parents must go through. i can't imagine the unspeakable grief in murphiesboro, tennessee, when we talk to the leaders in the

it was 106 in sioux city. 104 in esterville, and omaha, 101. you weren't far behind in the desert southwest. temperatures are slowly coming down now. the triple digits are done for a little while. now we're into dip kal northwest weather with a lot of clouds, hit and miss showers every afternoon, and coolish type temperatures. temperatures only in the 60s in the no hot. >> yeah, it is beautiful out there. for the northwest, two beautiful weeks of may, and now it's back to normal. >> back to reality. the country's deficit is dropping faster than expected, and important news if you take a pill to help you sleep. >>> and pilotless drones are introduced. >>> other stories making news. leaders on the independent panel on the attack of benghazi will testify before congress. thomas pickering and admiral mullen will answer questions from republicans who called their findings flawed. pickering said criticism is unfounded. >>> brad pitt calls partner angelina jolie's decision to undergo a double mastectomy heroic. the 37-year-old actress opted for the su

in sioux falls is immaculate. tom daschle was our senate leader. believed our va is as good as any, and i have been to quite a few in the bigger towns. host: that is anthony from sioux falls. joint from new jersey on the republican line. caller: how are you today? it is memorial day, and god bless all of our veterans. i just wanted to echo two of the callers, that- we need to remember what our veterans fought for. all of the liberties that seem at this point in time somehow to be slipping away from us. byo, to honor the veterans telling our grandchildren, children and grandchildren, which we do whenever we have the opportunity with our grandson, to teach him that this country was founded on judeo-christian values. we need to hold dear to those values. host: we had a previous caller who says he tells his grand children about the importance of memorial day because he thinks that message is not going out enough. caller: exactly. i was so happy to hear that. my husband is a retired veteran. we try to do that and remind the children what these people fo

it was 98 in minneapolis. 106 in sioux city. 103 in norfolk, nebraska. it snowed in these areas 12 days ago. and hot in chicago, too, at 91. 87 in dallas. you notice how much chillier it was in the northeast. it started to warm up a little bit in the northeast. 46 in boston. we have showers diving into the northeast later today. and rain in texas. that's a little bit of a change with the wet weather. we didn't have any wet weather yesterday. umbrellas for east texas and new england. temperatures have cooled off in the midwest. in the southeast, i'll take that. 83, sunny and low humidity in atlanta. >> i'll take anything but what we've got. they got snow over the winter. paid their dues. thanks so much, bill. >>> america's deficit is dropping faster than expected. >>> plus, o.j. simpson finally takes the stand today in court. >>> and america's navy takes a major step forward, introducing pilotless drones to our mighty aircraft carriers. [ female announcer ] are you sensitive to dairy? then you'll love lactose-free lactaid® it's 100% real milk that's easy

arlington but the circuit court to your will be unveiled on mochb and much closer to his family in sioux to have sculpture susan bhari. you are an incredible talent. what you have done is extraordinary. as we look at some of the pictures in the videotape of your latest sculpture. tell us more about it. what were you trying to convey? >> thanks for asking me. i really hope to capture the truth essence of the soul, physical qualities of john and bart. john's his hand on heart and left hand touching the dog. that is the hasn't of love and connection. bart out in front of them always watchful and ready as if he had just seen something out in the distance and he is ready to protect. >> arthel: you have devoted your career to honoring america's veterans both human and canine. just speaking to you this brief moment, you have a special way about you. why is this so important to you as well? >> i mean when i think about the amazing sacrifices of the military and law enforcement, what they do for the rest of us, how really in return, they don't want to talk about themselves. that is pretty humblin

take a look at the high temperature reached in minneapolis, 98 degrees, triple tig gets in sioux cityiowa. 106 degrees is the record. two weeks ago we were talking record snowfall in many of the states incredible to see the shift in the weather pattern from heavy snowfall record breaking snowfall to record breaking heat. today not as hot 80 degrees for the high temperature. the hot temperatures are shifting further east and will be impacting sections of the mid atlantic raleigh, north carolina 88 degrees in washington, d.c. we should be hitting the 80s as well. >> maria molina, thanks. >> it is time to brew on this. one drink get a dui? the ntsb is recommending all states lower their blood alcohol level to .05. that's from .08. the average person weighing 150 pounds would be ore the legal limit with two drinks after an hour. for folks weighing less would be less. >> alcohol sales are bill payers. to make this .05 happen, when is it going to go to .03 and .01 and then are we going to have complete prohibition again. >> after europe adopted the stricter standards drunk driving deaths we

while sioux falls, south dakota saw it first may snowfall in 37 years. >>> nbc's bill karins has the weekend forecast. bill, this is a crazy story. why are we having snow in may? >> extremes. i mean, in the midwest, people have snow days in may. an interesting story out of the northwest up in the bellingham area, there's actually a school, bellingham christian school, and here's their web site. school has been canceled for great weather today. three-day weekend. the principal let parents know earlier in the week that the forecast looks great and they wanted to enjoy what he called a promote positive school culture day. congratulations to that principal and all the other teachers and kids are jealous in the west. weather is as kwi eight as it could be in the west. florida through the midwest including more snow this morning. we showed you the picture of the fire weather along with the dry conditions and sometimes when the high pressure is situated like this, we get those gusty winds out of the mountains. that's the case again today. down in the coast, cooler in l.a. near the airport a

protests in sioux in birmingham, alabama, in which police turn attack dogs and water cannons on children. five days after president kennedy's assassination, lyndon johnson goes to congress and ask for the passage of the civil- rights bill. despite opposition, johnson makes it happen. what is the lesson for the current occupant of the white house? >> first of all, to understand the congress, but second, to seize the momt. president johnson did, and with all the skill -- called the mention that eisenhower was the best prepared. for that moment, there was no better prepared to achieve what johnson did legislatively and to pose his will on the congress. theas a perfect joining of time than the individual. i think the president should -- president obama would do well to understand lyndon johnson's skills and empathy. obviously getson all the plaudits for what happened in the civil-rights period, but there are symbolic things that also happened in that civil rights era. was inrtin luther king when heingham jail, called coretta scott king, that put him in the right place in the country, put the

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first, a video dash cam from sioux city, iowa. you see and hear a car speed past this police officer. inside this car is deputy jansen, so he cuts a u-turn and the chase is on. speeding down streets until we end up in a driveway. you hear the dispatcher saying, okay, what's the address? listen to the deputy. >> we stopped behind a house. i got two in the car. not sure what house it is. >> he takes matters into his own hands. >> leave your hands up. do not move. what's the address here, brother? >> the guy gives it to him. >> 1418 myrtle? >> yes, sir. >> so the officer calls it in. >> we're going to be on 1418 myrtle. >> then the guys are complying with the officer. the officer is like, why did you do that? >> what are you doing, man? that was not smart. >> the guy inside the car says, yeah, i know it wasn't smart and gets out of the car. instead, he reads him his rights and puts him in cuffs. >> you have the right to remain silent. >>> for our next not your typical police chase, we're going to portland, oregon. inside this car, yo

an inch and a half fell in sioux falls tsouth dakota, that city's first may snowfall in 37 years. scientists have the smithsonian revealed today that settlers in jamestown, virginia, may have survived a winter without food by resorting to cannibalism. here's the evidence. the bones of a 14-year-old girl discovered last year. there are signs that someone chopped at her head and body. the remains date back to 1610. known as the starving time when all but 60 of the 500 jamestown settlers died. when they run for the roses on saturday, one jockey will be making a run for history. his story is next. [ male announcer ] ah... retirement. sit back, relax, pull out the paper and what? another article that says investors could lose tens of thousands of dollars in hidden fees on their 401(k)s?! seriously? seriously. you don't believe it? search it. "401(k) hidden fees." then go to e-trade and roll over your old 401(k)s to a new e-trade retirement account. we have every type of retirement account. none of them charge annual fees and all of them offer low cost investments. why? because we're no

sioux city went from 29 to 106 yesterday. >> still ahead, extra cash. the u.s. government gets some good news about its financial future. >>> plus, british noble will once again invade american living rooms. there is now a date for the premiere of the new season of "downton abbey." >>> two jackpots. $2 and a dream. >>> this morning, signs that the country's financial footing is improving. these numbers are even surprising. some number crunchers in washington. take a look. in april the u.s. posted a rare budget surplus adding $113 billion. that is the largest surplus in five years. what's more, when the physical car year ends in september, the budget deficit is expected to shrink to $642 billion. 200 billion less than was expected just a few months ago. >>> the head of google is facing a major health challenge this morning. ceo larry page reveals he has a paralyzed left vocal cord and severely restricted right vocal cord. investors worried last summer when he lost his voice and missed two key meetings for the company but says he can still handle his duties even t

we screened in sioux city before anyone had seen the movie for all the administrators in the movie. obviously we've been down a long road with this community and i will make a point thanking them for their courage in making this film, which is what you thought nobody would ever do, which is allow a camera to film for a year inside a building and film those interactions and those conversations. but they did it because they wanted to do better. but when we first did the screening, someone that had been an administrator for many many years basically said, listen, if we're going to be honest in unpacking this movie, then we have to recognize and i'll be the first one to say it, that i have made those mistakes. i have rushed to judge. i have gotten it wrong in exactly that same way many times in my career. then suddenly the conversation started to flow and not only did people connect to how they missed those moments and that they don't, that they felt they didn't have the training to catch those moments or really do that inner reflection, but then they started sharing their stories of be

at the same time in sioux falls, a town close to them, that had a suicide and the whole community came together to take a positive approach and that kind of combines the two things, looking at how we treat each other online as well as how we treat each other on the community. you can go to our wepb site and see the progression as the whole community came together, the school district, the city, the library and they all worked together saying this isn't what we want in our town and they are being very proactive. another thing is we work with students and they came up with a positive campaign on facebook that they did, we have a little film on cyber bullying where some students in new jersey came together and they called it a virtual hug. they tried to basically bring that positive environment to the internet because kids are sort of shifting that culture. we also want to shift the culture on the internet. >> mike or stacy, rick, amina, anything regarding social media, not just the connection with bullying but how you can use social media for positive ends. >> i think again we have the m

but it paid off for 28 coworkers in sioux falls, south dakota, at a beer plant. they are splitting a million dollars from a recent powerball drawing. >> so i'm a bit of a joker, you know, and they thought i was pulling their leg and a couple of others the same thing. a lot of people can use the money. i'm happy for them. >> the winning coworkers will get more than $26,000 each after taxes. that's not bad. >> he didn't sound very excited. >> no. he was. >> $26,000, that's not bad. >> take it. >>> 4:50. coming up, a new government study may have you thinking twice before you jump into a public pool. >> plus, bacon backlash. the bay area restaurant forced to close down and pack up. >> from ostrich to kangaroo, an uproar on what's on the menu at another bay area restaurant coming up. ,,,,,, [ female announcer ] the one for all. mcdonald's dollar menu, home of the meaty, melty mcdouble you love... ♪ ...and other amazing tastes, for just a dollar each. ♪ like the bold hot n spicy mcchicken, and the new grilled onion cheddar burger topped with caramelized onions and mel

. >> reporter: near sioux falls, south dakota, they've been muddling through.rying to salvage not the weekend, but their properties. >> other than that, we're just praying that it stops. >> reporter: in the northeast, you could say it was rough. that's three feet of fresh snow in upstate new york. and at killington, in vermont, they opened up again, using every last inch. and some mud. and in new jersey, it was a weekend 180. from miserable, to downright magical. and check out this stunning super cell thunderstorm in nebraska yesterday. more than 200 severe weather reports this weekend alone. all on the eve of what will be a very stormy week. >> i want to bring in ginger now who has been tracking this since this morning. severe weather tonight into tomorrow? >> there's a real tornado threat for northern kansas and southern nebraska. so that's the area i want you to laser focus in on here. the severe storms, that huge red area, from rapid city, to kansas city, to abilene. not just tonight and tomorrow, what you're going to see here, right there, tomorrow this ex

in sioux city, you set an all-time may high temperature record at 106 degrees. you were talking record snowfall in that part of the country. today cooler, in the 80s. 78 will be your high temperature. new york city, a little bit on the cool side. below average. 65 degrees for the high temperature. steve, gretchen and brian, we have a little chance to see a shower or storm here across the northeast. >> gretchen: all right. thanks so much. it's weird weather in the midwest. >> yes. >> steve: 106 in sioux city. >> gretchen: crazy. can't afford a great vacation? what if you could book now and just pay later? is that a good idea? personal finance expert dave ramsey joins us live from nashville. hey, dave. >> hey, good morning. >> gretchen: it sounds great. you book a fantastic vacation, you go down to the beach and have a couple drinks and you pay for it later. >> well, you pay for it ahead of time on lay away, of course. but you can book the vacation, put down some money and then like laying away an item at a store, you can pay on it as you go prior to the vacation.

sioux city, 106. minneapolis 98 degrees. that's not the only thing. this area, these temperatures, it's never, ever, ever before been this warm this early in the season in places like sioux city, omaha, lincoln and minneapolis. those are crazy warm numbers and that heat is sliding to the east. washington, d.c. after a chilly start you're up 30 degrees from your morning temperature. new york, you're up to about 70. raleigh, 89, 90 today. rain in the southwest and we'll talk more about that in the next half hour. the earliest 90 in 30 years, by the way, so incredible heat. >> i am shocked. >> may i quickly? are you worried at all about this? >> not a bit. >> it'll even itself out but it's very unusual. >>> update on the international space sensation. remember chris hadfield made the music video on the space station. >> how could we forget? ♪ and there's nothing i could do ♪ >> his ode to david bowie. he's back on earth now parachuting to earth and right back on twitter saying "forgot to mention first long hot shower since december, felt so good. step on

let me pick up op the point you raised about the numbers and sioux -- see if anyonements to respond -- anyone wanting to respond to that. >> sorry -- >> yes. >> the result, that's not new for pakistan. let's be very clear. it's more sharply polarizationally, but we had this situation in the past, and i think what we have to recognize is that the largest party does have recommendations, but he has a foothold in the prosince and won a number of in pakistan, not enough to overthrow the government, but they had a conversation to actually form a government of allies so i think, yes, the stronghold is there, but that's not all the things they have won from. >> i'd have the am bar dore respond to that, perhaps on the numbers. has the min industry before fuming -- fudging numbers? >> no, i think what i'm saying is there's several sources of data in the country. to some extent, it's not if they are fudging numbers, but then a lot of people are, including the national institutions who also watch the numbers. i don't think they are fudging the numbers, but i say, for example, the bottom line is

sioux city, des moines and then as we head towards tomorrow, the threat pushes a little further eastward, not as big a worry, but tomorrow is still in the threat zone and bringing in chicago and peoria, illinois, as well. poppy, big picture, severe storm potentially but a lot of wet weather in the northeast and southeast and even into the west. a lot of wet weather happening around the country and, the most severe through the plains up ander midwest through tonight. >> look at that map, it is covered. >> not the best sunday. >> not the best sunday, alexandria, thank you. >>> when hofstra university students graduate they'll mourn one of their own. andrea rebello was killed in her home. how police handled the dangerous situation that turned into a tragedy. authorities say it was a bullet fired from a police officer's gun that led to the death of hofstra university student andrea rebello. >> let me start off by giving my heartfelt condolences to the parents and family of andrea rebello. >> reporter: it happened at an off campus house. police went there after a 911 call claiming the gunman

and he never tired of telling the story of the night chief sitting bull, the old sioux warrior, asked if he could adopt annie after watching her shoot the ace of hearts out of a card at 30 paces. ( gunshot ) man: when sitting bull first saw she had these amazing abilities, you know, to handle a rifle, and her keen eyesight, then obviously she had some endowed power of some sort that he recognized immediately. when indian people look at such individuals that have been empowered like that, then we have the greatest respect. narrator: sitting bull christened his new daughter "watanya cecilia-- little sure shot." for a time he toured with annie in buffalo bill's show, but the great chief soon left, saying he had grown sick of the noises and multitudes of men. ( whistling and applause ) when buffalo bill's wild west opened in madison square garden in the fall of 1886, little sure shot became the darling of manhattan. she performed before 6,000 people, many in evening dress. ( whistling and applause ) the mistreated, half-starved little girl from ohio had become an icon of the american west

i think you're right, sioux. i think the question is where within the market.ively oriented names. we think those yield plays, the companies less in need of a strong economy, we think they'll continue to lead the market. >> we have to leave it there, gentlemen. we appreciate it very much. good to see you back here again, jonathan. sue, take it away. >>> when we come back, the rescue crews are looking for survivors in oklahoma. tornadoes are expected in the dallas area. there's a tornado watch. we will speak with someone who makes tornado shelters. what you need to know, when we come back. [ male announcer ] frequent heartburn? the choice is yours. chalky... not chalky. temporary... 24 hour. lots of tablets... one pill. you decide. prevent acid with prevacid 24hr. [ male announcer ] at his current pace, bob will retire when he's 153, which would be fine if bob were a vampire. but he's not. ♪ he's an architect with two kids and a mortgage. luckily, he found someone who gave him a fresh perspective on his portfolio. and with some planning and effort, hopefully bob

the person fired the shot near terminal b of the airport on the sioux city north side of the city --th side of the city of houston. these are from reports from khlu television coming out of houston, texas. these reports just coming if, and we're going to keep you posted. this will, of course, affect airport operations and, obviously, in particular terminal b in houston listen, texas. >>> well, we are looking at the business, and it is a big business, obviously, of travel. finish if you like gambling, vegas does come to mind. but recently large casinos have been popping up in states like michigan, mississippi, connecticut. so let's talk about regional gambling and how it's affecting las vegas. my next guest is the chairman and ceo of mgm resorts. today own the bellagio, the mirage, and the company reported stronger than expected first quarter earnings. jim, here in a first on fox business. it's great to see you. >> thanks for having me. cheryl: thank you for being here. let's talk about these numbers because, obviously, a big surprise. the profit a nice surprise for the street, revenu

this from the "sioux city journal" that is the lead story in today's "sioux city journal."n the subject of senate elections this year, here is a headline on the "new york times" this morning -- the chart here notes that the retirements on the democratic side include six senators and on the republican side, two senators. no republicans in kentucky have emerged to challenge mitch mcconnell. democrats also have no strong candidates yet in west virginia where john d rockefeller iv is retiring. the recruitment troubles for republicans are worse, in part because the gains in the senate are theirs to lose. 20 democratic held seats are -- 13 up in 2014, compared to held by republicans. many of those democratic seats are in states where president obama lost in 2012, including north carolina, antenna, arkansas, and alaska. that story in today's "new york times." if you want to read more on the senate recruitment front. we are discussing the presidential race in 2016 should your thoughts and who you would like to see. the phone lines are open. your numbers are there for you to see on

the progress goes from saturday, nebraska, south dakota, back into probably even pratt, kansas, sioux city, omaha, and monday, chicago, st. louis into arkansas a couple of days of severe weather charging to the east, these could be storms that develop quickly, maybe five minutes notice. tornadoes already on the ground by the warnings came out, that's how quickly they begin and develop and how quickly they they can put down a radio. if you don't have a noaa radio, go buy one. >>> in their own words you're going to hear from three cleveland police officers who responded to amanda berry's 911 call. >> this is really amazing and the process they helped free michelle knight and gina dejesus from years of captivity in that house. thank you.ou called. we're not in london, are we? no. why? apparently my debit card is. what? i know. don't worry, we have cancelled your old card. great. thank you. in addition to us monitoring your accounts for unusual activity, you could also set up free account alerts. okay. [ female announcer ] at wells fargo we're working around the clock to help protect your

. >> i know you will be playing sioux falls, south dakota.to get my wife up there but thanks for doing what you're doing. >> you guys do the hard work. i show up and sing. >> your song, don't take the girl, my wife knew me from second grade. >> that is fantastic. >> military veteran with tears in his eyes. there you go. we're talking about also about out back and bloom inch brands. you should see the bloomin onions. we talked with mike cabot, the bald headed gentleman, group vp for outbrac and introduced that live on the fox business network. tim mcgrau will sit down and break bread and celebrate the contribution of america's veterans. this is special day leading up to memorial day in chicago. ashley: jeff, great job for bringing that to us. i like the hat. if i wore that i would look ridiculous. looks good on him. this memorial day, don't forget to thank the troops for great service to our country. tim mcgrau doing that. lori: what a up to go story and reaction from the veterans really spoke volumes. jeff, once again thank you for bringing u

so you can see delineated from sioux city to omaha, kansas city, des moines, wichita, that's where we'lly, large hail, damaging winds. here's the delineation where we'll see them today. tornadoes likely. and tomorrow, farther eastward. strong tornadoes. this really looks like the biggest tornado outbreak we have seen this season. finally everything coming together. really a scary scenario. 30 million people impacted between now and on monday. >> usually we would have seen already a lot more tornadic activity at this juncture. now it's just heating up all of a sudden. >> only 70 tornadoes in april compared to two years ago we had 800 tornadoes in april. so april and may obviously the peak. it's been quiet. now that's not the case as we head towards the next three days. it's really tonight, tomorrow, tomorrow the big show, and then on monday. >> all right, stay tuned and keep close attention. thanks so much. appreciate that. >>> you might want to call it a stormy week for the white house this past week. the irs scandal just one of the problems facing the obama administration. are there leg

plenty of heavy snow around denver, scotts bluff, north of sioux falls. >> let's face it. get through the airport and get out of the airport. >>> new york city is testing a new plan that would make the average school day longer by 2 1/2 hours. parents haven't commented because they're busy high-fiving everyone they know. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. in his 2008, the president promised to close guantanamo bay prison camp. the prison is still open. now he says he'll try to shut it down. in a news conference yesterday, bill plante asked the president about a three-month hunger strike by guantanamo terror suspects. >> reporter: is it any surprise, really, that they would prefer death rather than have no end in sight to their confinement? >> well, it is not a surprise to me that we've got problems in guantanamo. i'm going to go back at this, and i'm going to reengage with congress to try to make the case that this is not something that's in the best interests of the american people. and it's not sustainable. >> bill plante is at the white house. so