st. paul minnesota. he channels the voices of pittsburgh. he said it took moving out of the city to a place very different from black pittsburgh to really hear those voices because when you are surrounded by them, you are too close. like your heartbeat, you are not aware of it because you are so close to them. he left pittsburgh when he was 32, 33 and moved to st. paul and got homesick and started thinking back to these voices and people he had known and he then was able to just channel those in ways he hadn't done in ittsburgh.

st. paul, minnesota. good morning, mike. hope you're staying warm. >> reporter: good morning. let me put it in perspective to you ladies back in d.c. talking about teens. right here it's 7 below zero and the windchill is 20 below zero. on sunday morning we're forecasting 23 below zero. it could t lower in december in the twin cities and our first record low in 20 years. hard to get recent lows. it was so cold i cracked an egg this morning and less than ten minutes later i have a frozen egg. next to my face, not on my face. and were we get to the record cold with those windchills of 30 below we've got a snowstorm coming in with 6 to 10 inches of snow forecast from midday until tomorrow. so after a record warm november and the second warmest fall on record things have taken a decided turn for winter and just before the official start of the season. how do you like your eggs? i bet probably poached? >> we wouldn't have believed you. i mean, that is unreal. >> and let me just say, you are a real talent because just to stand there and be able to get your words out of your mouth wit

st. paul, minnesota. there were ten young students on board. the driver says the bus malfunctioned as he turned the corner. the company says the vehicle was inspected the day before. >>> an update on that deadly shoot-out in georgia and the all-out manhunt that followed. the second officer who was hit by gunfire has died. surgeons were unable to save officer jody smith after a gunman opened fire on him and his best friend. officer nicholas smarr who died at the scene. the suspect minquell lembrick took off after that shoot-out. him down inside a home where he had been hiding. they say he took his own life. >>> four of the biggest retailers in the country are being accused of deceiving their customers. the los angeles city attorney's office says jcpenney, sears, kohl's and macy's falsely advertise high regular prices for merchandise and then offer the goods at sale prices. that's against california law, of course, unless the products were actually sold for those regular prices at one point. >>> the transportation personal phones during airline f

st. paul, minnesota where she would play the organ or piano. >> but. she put the organ in the dining room and after dinner hour issue with her to the match where she played you know. >> so now take us back to that evening. keep in mind when he is married. he is a child at home. >> she's out of the house, they cannot. >> joan is married with a child at home. so now she's doing her thing, playing the piano and ray walks in. ray has been selling for two years in 1957 and he walked in and was there to sell the owner of the restaurant a franchise. ps ready to come. he never got the milkshake machine mixer. by the new rate because of that. they came in to have a dinner meeting and sure enough he was waylaid by this beautiful woman played the organ. not only was he a track day to her youthful good looks, that he himself was a pianist. he had made money early on in his life and left playing piano. so you is taken by not just her looks better technical musical proficiency. i was an intoxicating thing for him. >> did they meet at night? did he get give introduce

st. paul, minnesota. lake-effect snow made for treacherous travel in michigan and more snow is on the way. near buffalo, new york, folks had to deal with whiteout conditions along the snow-covered roads. chief meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz says this arctic blast is only the be the story. so a lot of cold air to go around as we have windchill values 15 to 35 degrees below zero. down to the spine of the appalachians into north carolina. a lot of cold air to go around. this is what we are looking at this morning. the harshest air across the upper midwest and great lakes. by the time we move toward friday morning, that coldest air will be across new england where the windchills will dip below 20 below zero. soaking rainfall across california today. right on down into southern california, as well as quite a bit of mountain snow and that looks like 2 to 4 inches of rain for much of central and northern california and 1 to 3 feet of snow across the sierra. mp need -- much needed. there will

st. paul, minnesota, a magnet for refugees from myanmar, he met a small group of karen people willing torough word of mouth and family ties, what started with three has expanded to more than 600 karen workers. >> without the karen people, we probably would not be able to run the turkey plant. >> reporter: why not? >> people just don't want to move to rural america. the local young people are going out to see the rest of the world. the karen people have seen the rest of the world, and they've had enough of the rest of the world. the karen come here for exactly the same reasons that our ancestors came here, and that's to be free. >> reporter: nyo maung arrived here in 2012. why did you decide to move to huron as opposed to st. paul or indiana or another place in the united states? why huron? >> ( translated ): the reason that i chose huron is because my relatives live here. one of my relatives or siblings, they arrived here before. >> reporter: but the karen are only part of the story. roughly 16% of the plant's workforce is from latin america. the plant's diversity has transformed huron a

st. paul minnesota where the story takes a turn is romantic. >> so tall us about the food joan is before she met ray kroc sigma issue is 26 years younger year he was 52 but that point she was in her 20s and a young mother and a beautiful blonde woman and was very skilled pianist and organist. and back in the data was a very valued depression and local television and hired kurt to play music in between the shows on the brakes and has a good concern of selling music lessons to kids. and then with that criteria restaurant where she would play the organ n or the piano. and after dinner she would go to the lounge to play piano. so now keep in mind. >>. >> doing their thing with the criteria but ray had been selling for about two years since 1957 but the owner franchised and said with satellite -- with that milkshake machine mixer because ray came in for a dinner meeting and sure enough's there was a beautiful woman playing the organ. natalie with her youthful good looks but he made money as a pianist early on. and less playing piano with heard technical musical proficiency that was very intox

st. paul, minnesota, where it was 7 below zero this morning and is expected to drop to 20, 20 below by sunday. >> it's so cold out there. nbc's ron mott has more on this blast of cold racing across much of the country right now. >> a wintry pounding from coast to coast. in oregon, this school bus lost control on a hill with slick ice. crashing into other vehicles with students on board. no one was seriously injured. in michigan bluster. bone-rattling cold this morning in the windy city. >> brutal. it's brutal. >> i have like six layers on. i'm good. >> not so good? chicago's dangerous wind chills. dipping overnight between 15 and 30 degrees below zero in places, ramping up frostbite fears throughout the cold zone, making outside work an ordeal. >> just dress warm, insulated gloves. everything just keep moving. >> in upstate new york, an unspeakable tragedy. a 12-year-old boy died after becoming trapped while playing in the snow with a friend. >> i watch grown men when they unearthed these two boys cry tonight. >>> and as the weather gets into northeast new england -- please don't use your sto

st. paul, minnesota. he went to west point. he went that he spent a lot of time in various ranger activities earlier in his career and thereafter. he also spent a lot of time in europe including bosnia. backdrop in the kind of situations that perhaps we have slightly seen foreshadowed by the balkans. of course, he was the combatant .perator -- commander he is now the combatant commander for central operations. votel, you are-- widely looked up to. i think many of you know that he has 20 countries to worry about in central command. that is a smaller number than the average command, but it might be a slightly higher average headache ratio. so, i think it at up to a rather robust portfolio. i hope we could begin with a number that's with a word on a number of countries -- essentially working from west to east. veryt want to have a point on very focus egypt. thatstrike me as a country as a nation we have a dilemma in our relationship. the leader there is in power by virtue of a coup. we are in this uneasy position of that relate kn

st. paul, minnesota, which is where our story take as a turn to the romantic. now he starts to get into the ray and joan part here. >> host: so, let's book up just a little bit. tell us about who joan is, before she met ray croc on that fateful evening. >> guest: so, joan was 26 years younger than ray. so ray was 52 at that point. so joan was in her 20s. she was a younge mother. she was a beautiful blond woman, and she was a very, very skilled pianist and organist, and back in the day, that was a very valued profession. people would play in restaurants, which she did. she played on television. local television. she was so beautiful that the local tv owner hired her to play music in the breaks in between shows, because that was before videotape. and he also had a really good concern going selling -- i'm sorry -- selling lessons, music lessons to kids. so she was really working very hard with these three jobs, but the job she loved was at the cry tieron restaurant in -- she played the organ in the dining room, apparently up on a pedestal and entertaining the dine

st. paul, minnesota, which is where our story takes a turn for the romantic. >> host: so, now we start to get into the ray ask joan part here. okay. so, let's back up a little bit and tell us about who joan is before she made ray kroc. >> guest: openwas 25 years older, and ray was 52. joan was a young mother, beautiful blonde woman and the was a very, very skilled pea llanes and ore gappist, and back in the day -- ore gappist, and in the day that was a valued profession. people would play in arrests, which she do in restaurants, she played on local television. she was so beautiful that the local tv owner hired her to play music in the breaks in between shows because that was before videotape. and she also had a really good concern going, selling -- i'm sorry -- selling lessons, music lessons to kids. so she was really working very hard with three jobs but the afternoon she loved was at the criterion restaurant. >> host: the played the.e. >> guest: she played eorgan in the dining room, on a pedestal and then after dinner hours should would go to the lounge where she played piano. >> host:

st. paul, minnesota, went to west point, spent a lot of time in various ranger units and activities early in his career and thereafter, also a lot of time with the 82nd airborne division, time in europe, including in sarajevo, bosnia, so some backdrop in the kinds of mission that is perhaps were slightly fore shadowed by that particular set of operations in the balkans that we have now seen him preoccupied by in the 21st century with a lot of activity in iraq, afghanistan and elsewhere. he was the combatant commander at special operations command, is now the combatant commander at central command, it's a real privilege. general votel, as you surely know, you are widely respected and admired and, therefore, we're looking to you for a lot of good wisdom in this key transition moment not only in the middle east but in our own country. general votel has 20 countries to worry about in the country command, that's a smaller number than the average command but maybe a little higher headache ratio per country, therefore, i think it adds up to a pretty robust portfolio. i thought if we could, gener

st. paul minnesota. he channels the voices of pittsburgh. he said it took moving out of the city to a place very different from black pittsburgh to really hear those voices because when you are surrounded by them, you are too close. like your heartbeat, you are not aware of it because you are so close to them. he left pittsburgh when he was 32, 33 and moved to st. paul and got homesick and started thinking back to these voices and people he had known and he then was able to just channel those in ways he hadn't done in ittsburgh. it was the city's oldest neighborhood. you can see it's right next to downtown and first neighborhood that developed. so it was old and it was large but blacks always lived there and make the difference in terms of race relations. never had this thing of oh, somebody's coming into our space. blacks were there from the very beginning. what you had was a sick -- thickening of peoples here. blacks and immigrants were here and it thickened, but you never had a real push-in. the jews lived south of center avenue. but the

st. paul, minnesota, went to west point. spent a lot of time in various ranger units and activities early in his career and thereafter. also a lot of time with the 82nd airborne division, time in europe, including sarajevo, bosnia, some backdrop and kinds of missions slightly foreshadowed by that particular set of operations in the balkans we've seen him be preoccupied by in the 21st century with a lot of activity in iraq, afghanistan. and elsewhere. he was the combatant commander special operations command, now combatant commander at central command. a real privilege. general votel, as you surely know, you are widely respected and admired and therefore we're looking to you for a lot of good wisdom in this key transition moment, not only in the middle east but our own country. i think many of you know general votel has 20 countries to worry about in central command. that's a smaller number than the average command but an average higher headache ratio per country. therefore, it adds up to a pretty robust portfolio. i thought

st. paul metro areas. minnesota's state patrol... reporting 507 crashes and 141 spin outs in the twin cities area between saturday more than 50 people were hurt... although no one was seriously injured. roughly an hour south of buffalo, new york... people woke up to more than a foot of snow fall... after a lake effect snowstorm moved through. forecasters... predicting even more snow will fall in jamestown overnight - dumping an extra five inches on the city. some people may have been curled up in bed watching their favorite t-v shows yesterday... but others embraced the snow. slopes at tyrol basin in mount horeb yesterday. the storm... combined with cold weather... has helped the owner make enough snow for skiers and snowboarders to enjoy the winter weather. nordic mountain ski resort also opened this weekend. looking ahead - the four inch rule is now in effect in milwaukee. that means no parking on the side of the street where the sign is posted - day or night - or you could be ticketed or towed. and speaking of towing - tow truck d

st. paul, minnesota. went to rest point -- went to west point, spent a lot of time in various ranger activities early in his career and thereafter. also a lot of time in europe, including in bosnia. some backdrop in the kinds of missions that perhaps were slightly foreshadowed by that particular set of operations in the balkans that we have now seen him the preoccupied by in the 21st century with a lot of activity in iraq and elsewhere. of course, he was the commander of special operations command, now the commander at central command. it is a real privilege, general votel. as you surely know, you are widely respected and admired, and therefore we are looking to you for a lot good wears them -- of good wisdom. i think many of you know that general votel has 20 countries to worry about in central command, a smaller number than the average command, but maybe a higher headache ratio per country, and herefore i think it adds up to a robust portfolio. if we could, begin with just a few countries, working from

st. paul, minnesota. -- went tot point west point, spent a lot of time in various ranger activities early in his career and thereafter. ,lso a lot of time in europe including in bosnia. some backdrop in the kinds of missions that perhaps were slightly foreshadowed by that particular set of operations in the balkans that we have now seen him the preoccupied by in the 21st century with a lot of activity in iraq and elsewhere. of course, he was the commander of special operations command, now the commander at central command. it is a real privilege, general votel. as you surely know, you are widely respected and admired, and therefore we are looking to you for a lot good wears them -- of good wisdom. i think many of you know that general votel has 20 countries to worry about in central command, a smaller number than the average command, but maybe a perer headache ratio country, and therefore i think it adds up to a robust portfolio. with just abegin few countries, working from west to east, if we could, starting with egypt. luckily we get to hear from you when you testified in another forum,

minnesota. the blowing and drifting snow today forced two of the three runways at the minneapolis-st. paultional airport to close. wind gusts here in minnesota up to 66mph. that is just below hurricane force. now, they know how to fight snow on these runways. with that wind it is tough to battle. there were 200 flights either canceled or delayed. >> reporter: i'm demarco morgan. those storm-caused flight delays weren't just in minneapolis. in minot, north dakota, blizzard conditions transformed the international airport into a frozen the unthat. >> oh, you ain't going to get through that. >> reporter: mountains of snow blocked runways. strong winds and low visibility forced airport officials to completely shut down. as the st did the misery. >> i don't even know what's going on. i don't know how many flights were delayed today. >> reporter: by mid-day, midway airport in chicago was leading the nation in delays and cancellations. southwest passenger juan flynn thought he was going to atlanta. >> if you can't get me out today, you can't get me out tomorrow, you don't have any other planes? >

minnesota. blowing, drifting snow today forced two of three run ways at minneapolis-st. paulsts here in minnesota, up to 66 miles per hour, that is just below hurricane force. now they know how to fight snow on these runways, without wind it is tough to battle. there were 200 flights canceled or delayed. >>> i'm demarco morgan. the storms caused flight delays weren't just in minneapolis. in north dakota, blizzard conditions transformed the international airport into a frozen tundra. >> oh, you ain't making it through that. mountains of snow blocked runways. strong winds and low visibility forced airport officials to completely shut down. as the storm travels east, so did the misery. >> i don't know what is going on. don't know if i will catch a flight. >> by midday, midway airport in chicago was leading the nation in delays and cancellation. southwest passenger, juan flynn thought he was going to atlanta. >> if you can't get me out today. you can't get me out tomorrow. you don't have any other planes? >> do you always travel during the busiest time of the year? >> no. >> repo

st. paul. the flight was diverted back to minnesota yesterday after the couple started fighting with the flighty they had refused to follow the flight crew's instructions but we don't have a lot of details at the moment. the couple was ticketed for disorderly conduct. >>> a connecticut schoolbus driver is in hot water tonight after photos and videos surfaced allegedly showing him asleep behind the wheel. >> it all happened while students were on board his bus. police say terrified students actually took these photos of paul picksly who fell asleep at the wheel nearly a dozen times that day. according to the arrest warrant the 55-year-old bus driver had told police he had taken methadone but that he was no longer a drug addict. the bus company says picksly pass another drug screening when they hired him back in july. n your money tonight, a sweet treat you may not have roll arrived you wanted. m and m's fans there have been few different flavor experiments over the years noun we have white cheesecake m and m m s candies are selling exclusively at wal*mart you'll find them in the seasonal candy s

st. paul. they had to divert the flight all the way back to minnesota on wednesday after the couple started fighting, with the flight crew, and as they were flying. and then they refused to follow instructions. not a lot of details on exactly what started the whole thing but they got ticketed for disorderly conduct. >>> tragedy for a woman and her daughters and then they topple out of the ski lift in colorado. for some reason the three of them suddenly fell from the chair lift plunging to the ground this was the scene after they had chair lift stopped right there the at grandy ranch near aurora. mommies 40 years old, she died her girls age nine and 12 were hurt but they are expect to survive. the family was on vacation from san antonio, texas. investigators do not know what caused them to tall. >>> investigators on the scene in texas at site of the deadly military helicopter crash, special u.s. army investigative team has been called in. this chopper crashed in the galveston bay area wednesday during a routine training mission. both crew members on board were killed. witnesses say the apache was fly

st. paul and then they turn it around and took it back to minnesota after couple started fighting with the flight crew as plane is up in the air. they refused to follow instructions. they don't have a lot of tea tails but they took them off and they got charged with disorderly conduct. >>> never underestimate power of have love. there was a dog facing tough challenges and even some vets thought maybe it would be aboutes to put her to sleep. coming up next, how the community came together to give this girl a bright future looks like we're still a man short. not anymore. gus! the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. let's hit the ice. whoaaa! take the shot! (buzzer) that shot was one in a million. so's this. all the money millionaire edition, new from the pennsylvania lottery. with five top prizes of a million bucks. it's a real game changer. (giggles) keep on scratchin' >>> it is a quiet friday morning but there are some folks out and about this morning. this is a look at the schuylkill expressway at spring garden, traffic moving along just fine and roads are dry, and we expect the

st. paul is expecting close to a foot of snow this weekend. windchills in minnesotaill make it feel like it is 40 degrees below zero tomorrow morning. some sporting goods stores are even selling out jackets. >>> well, a life size manaquine gave real life scare to at least one driver in hudson, new york, take a look at this, this is the manaquine, though it looks real enough whom ever called police and told them a woman froze to death, officers didn't know that until after they broke the car window and discovered this is actual lay cpr training device. police have not filed any charges. >>> turning back now to weather, justin, beautiful site we saw in cleveland, the live shot, beautiful but tricky traveling? >> the roads could be a problem next few hours, better in the afternoon, we should dry out. it will be cloudy. hold off on the roads for a few hours, yes. first measurable snow last wednesday night, today, first inch, we'll get freezing rain, at least snow down to help with traction. outside right now, live look, you can see the light snow falling through the city