you probably watched the football game in minneapolis last afternoon. international fall it is at 2 below. that's about the high temperature for the day. how about us, it's 31 in boston. 28 in fitchburg, 25 in wore store and berkshires dropping into the winds. the -- worcester and berkshires dropping into the teens. very cold temps again well back down through the teens for air temperatures and feeling like the single digits outside. even high andis down to 27. nantucket to 27 degrees i -- hyannis down to 23 and nantucket down to 27. the wind tomorrow is more out of the south. the cloud will start to after 2:00 we will see some snow and light rainfall break out. as the system moves in, it's potent and will create areas of heavier snowfall heading into the evening. now models are models and we always have a saying in weather models are always wrong but sometimes they are use fop. and in this case i think that the rain is too widespread on this model. i think it will be cold enough where the snow line will push into boston and north shore. best chance of r

. >>> another rare sight yesterday involving a giant vehicle played out at the minneapolis st. paul international airport. >> the pilot of a delta air lines flight made the nearly unprecedented decision to make a u-turn on the tarmac. isn't that unbelievable? he returned to the gate. wait till you hear why he did it. here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: one of the most important flights of their lives, and the short family was about to miss it. >> i was just crying. >> reporter: they were traveling recently from phoenix to minneapolis. but their flight was late, and time to catch their connection to memphis ran out. the plane pushed back without them. >> the tower wasn't going to have them pull back in and my sisters and my mom were sitting there in tears and i'm sitting there screaming through the glass. >> reporter: that's when the captain saw the family. he radioed in and found out they were upset, because, for them, missing the flight meant missing their father's funeral. >> it would've been sad not saying good-bye. >> reporter: that captain, adam cohen, then made an e

1948 was the year, the minneapolis lakers, syracuse nationals or the knicks. those are your choices and i have no idea what the answer is, not the first clue. out to david martin now, joining us live from disney at epcot. all right, gaved, any idea on this one? >> reporter: you are right, amy, yesterday's question was the masters program of trivia! good lord! a footnote, i guess i'll say letter c. >> amy: the knicks. >> reporter: yes. >> amy: he didn't even know what it was. and, david says the knicks, over to luanne, you are from minneapolis. >> luanne: yes. >> amy: does it give you an advantage. >> luanne: but i'll pick my minneapolis lakers and i'm mad l.a. took our name. >> amy: and we had a discussion on the break. when you move to a new city you should get a new name. >> luanne: right. >> amy: it is weird the utah jazz are called the jazz in utah, because, the jazz are new orleans. like, that is new orleans and they should get a new name. >> ryan: like the cleveland magic. >> amy: that is another story and over to gina and jayme. >> jayme: lakers. >> amy

amazing things happen here, and about -- in a few days. >> congressman keith ellison represents the minneapolis part of minnesota where i used to live. down here in newton iowa, he we'll be right back. >> this guy is robert becker, the state director for bernie sanders,. [applause] >> last two days, we have been to boone county, waterloo and cedar rapids, apologize for being late. cedar rapids didn't want him to leave. bernie has been drawing huge crowds in the east and southeast but these meetings are going on all over the stateful there's something going on. >> something going on. >> and i'm going to let the pundits be pundits and haters be haters. look, this campaign -- i tell people i'm honored to serve as a state director. bernie was losing iowa 61-5. let me tell you something, we want it losing 61-5. right now it's precinct, precinct, house to house, street to street. sometimes winning a caucus is a matter, did you bring your neighbor, your cousin, bring your coworker? so, you guys have didn't before, have to educate a lot of new folks. a reporter asked me, last poll says you guys are cru

. >>> the "minneapolis star tribune" reports a federal judge temporarily blocked an arkansas abortion law. the law would have placed new limits on how the abortion bill is administered. it was supposed to take effect today. planned parenthood filed a lawsuit challenging it on monday. now both sides will have time to fully present arguments. >>> the "los angeles times" reports on george lucas' apology to disney. the "star wars" creator said he is sorry for his criticism over disney's handling of the franchise. lucas said he had sold his characters to, quote, white savers, in a recent interview with charlie rose. disney says it's moving forward with "star wars" in an exciting direction. >>> on the cbs "moneywatch." the dow finished the year in negative territory. brian webb has those stories and more. requested unemployment benefits last week, but the level remains near historic lows. the labor department says applications for jobless jumped by 20,000. employers have been adding 210,000 jobs a month in 2015. the markets will be closed new year's day. thursday, the dow dropped 178 points

dangerous traveling conditions across chicago and cincinnati today which are part of the minneapolis to chicago and into the great lakes. the first in a series of weather system's will cross the -- systems will cross the state tomorrow. light snow from one-3 inches. we will watch that cold arctic air stay to the north of us for now. eventually that cold air will creep into colorado. high clouds around the area tonight making for a spectacular sunset and probably a sunrise tomorrow. snow is developing on the north and west faces of the high country mountains. you will be dealing with snow showers for traveling in the afternoon as well. at this point, no winter weather travel advisories posted. know that snow will be increasing in the higher elevations tomorrow. the drive will be fine tomorrow with a few foothill flurries tomorrow night. the high temperatures tomorrow will be cool out west and cold and high country. great skiing and snowboarding conditions each day including the weekend. we kick off at cooling trend, especially in weld county where in the 30s. black hawk and idaho sprin

john peterson, board chairman of the minneapolis-based norway house, said it's shameful to play politics with the ambassador post. this position is important, he said. left unfilled like this is a slap in the face to norway. okay. so let's go through what's been going on 853 days in the case of norway. now, the first nominee that was nominated, as explained in this article, did not go well. there were issues on both sides of the aisle. that person withdrew his name. so that's part of the delay, and we will acknowledge that. but a big chunk of the recent delay is because there has been a hold, not on the committee level. that went through quite quickly. with senator corker's guidance, senator guidance in fact on the floor. in the case of sweden again, 462 days for a noncontroversial nominee. at the same time, in the last few months, ambassadors have been confirmed for 38 countries. 38 countries. two of those have actually been political appointees, so they weren't just career, as the rumor is. they were considered -- two were considered political appointees. so you have barbados, ecuador,

that's when a first grade class from the minneapolis area decided to write walsh cards of encouragement. >> we love you so much. >> don't give up. you're still number one. >> you are the best and maybe you need to practice. love, cody. mark: maybe you need to practice. the kids are learning about empathy in class and their , teacher wanted to provide a real life example. they are calling the game the bl air miss project. stacey: we're back next with a final check of the forecast. you're watching kcci 8 news at 5:00. cordes: most nurses are tough. they're problem-solvers. they like making things better. people don't have access to healthcare because they just can't afford it. bernie sanders understands how pharmaceutical companies and major medical companies are ripping us off. he understands that the system is rigged, and he's the only one who can bring real change. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into i

the break. in minneapolis, feeling like the temperature was -6 a gametime. third quarter, blair walsh, his third field goal of the game,. as the driven snow. seattle will come back 10 -9.and take the lead take another look. the vikings go down 10 - 9. they will face the vikings in it was shaping up to be usf's best shot to knock off goliath. the bulls took a blow to their chances of being number one in the nation, when jenkins went down with an ankle injury on tuesday night, usf was often running early. sierra 43. giving the bulls and eight point lead. yukon would go on their own brian, gabby williams on the board, laser back up. second williams. she had a game-high of 24 points, but yukon had too much firepower. the bulls men's team hosting cincinnati, this one looking more like a man's intramurals game. tomorrow, mcmurray leading the charge back for the bulls. then more mcmurray, usf pulling this one within three and a chance to tie it. carillo from the corner, will not go. the bulls fall in conference play. the final round of the hyundai tournament of cha

minus 25 will be the windchill in minneapolis on sunday. happening. >> going to be a cold game for the vikings. >>> overseas now the syrian government has allowed humanitarian aid into three rebel-held villages ravaged by starvation. thousands of people suffering from malnutrition and other life-threatening diseases. according to doctors without borders, 23 people have died since december, first in just six babies less than a year old. >> wow. >>> turning now to wall street, more turmoil from market mayhem. the u.s. markets are off to their worst start of the year in a really long time because of problems overseas. specifically china where stock trading was halted twice this week because of big drops. this morning the shanghai index closed up 2% and u.s. stock futures are higher, a goodies jobs report today could bolster the markets here. >> okay, so here's something that deals with money but is good news. tomorrow night some six numbers will not only make history but could forever change lives. >> so the powerball is already up $700 million and predictions are that it just might hit a

the seahawks against the vikings in minneapolis. most of the country cooling down , especially the northern half and all the way out, phoenix 53 with scattered showers. in the mountains, in arizona, it is snowing. flagstaff could end up with two feet of snow over the next 24 hours. rain likely after midnight in the upstate, low 41. patchy rain after midnight in the mountains, overnight low 36. patchy fog forming, along with drizzle especially in the morning. otherwise, staying cloudy and chilly. high upper 40's across the western carolinas in northeastern georgia. unsettled weather continues tomorrow night, another storm system brings us rain. rain on saturday, especially in the morning, tapering off by the afternoon. sunday looks good in the upstate, scattered showers in the mountains. windy and colder in the mountains on sunday. umbrella winner for tonight, nigel: still no winner of the historic powerball jackpot. that means the winnings will only get bigger. $500 million jackpot will roll over to $700 million. the $500 million pri

here's the wind chill, 15 below is what it feels like in minneapolis. it feels like 20 below right now in cedar rapids. can you even fathom that when you step outside your door and are wearing a short sleeve shirt? not quite the case. cool. some of that cool air will make it down to our area. 63 tomorrow, 65 on tuesday and thursday and then a peak in the temperatures on friday and saturday back in the upper 70s near record highs by the end of the week. not a bad week considering on average this is our coldest week of the year. this is the gloomiest time of the year. just dealing with some clouds over night, gradual clearing tomorrow morning. temperatures will drop down into the middle 40s for much of the bay area over night. head north in citrus county you could see the upper 30s to lower 40s over night tonight. so a chilly night for everybody. back to work or school tomorrow morning you definitely need that jacket or maybe a coat. tomorrow afternoon if you're a photographer get out that camera because it will be beautiful. deep blue sunny skies, a lovel

covering the golden globes, but he's got your forecast, but i'm here in minneapolis to tell you where the cold is heading next. that's coming up on "the today show." this morning around woodruff road. it is cold out there. watch out for lack ice. what if the sweet stevia leaf was discovered... ...before the sugarcane. and everything had fewer calories. truvia. patrick: singer david bowie has died following a battle with cancer. the news was posted on his website and social media pages. his agent confirmed the news to cnn area he died peacefully sunday surrounded by his family and friends after an 18 month battle with cancer. he has just released his 25th album on friday, his birthday. he was 69 years old. allyson: jury selection begins today in the trial of a baltimore police officer charged with second-degree murder in the death of a man injured in custody. caesar goodson faces the most serious charges in the death of freddie gray. gray died in april, a week after sustaining grave injuries while in the back of a baltimore police van. goodson is the second of six officers to go to tri

you see some snow into the minneapolis area, into south dakota. will give us a chance of rain showers later tomorrow. today, completely dry. and the temperatures warming up. look at camelback, 35 this afternoon, 35 in pennsburg and morgantown. above freezing for bordentown, morristown. abington, 36 degrees this afternoon. sunshine will be brit at the shore. 0 degrees for rehoboth today. the wind will be light. the temperatures will be warming up fairly quickly with bright sunshine. 34 in wilmington, newark, 35 degrees and up to 37 degrees in philadelphia and berlin, new jersey. have the seven-day forecast. here's a peek, actually s. something to look forward to for the weekend. sunday afternoon, near 50 degrees. seven-day forecast with warming trend in store, coming back in ten minutes. >>> good morning, everyone. we are going to touch on your commute this morning, potentially slippery spots in place. try to give yourself an extra 10 or 15 minutes before heading out the door. lawnside, new jersey, a jackknifed tractor-trailer on the black horseç p

he seen many of the minneapolis 6 degrees in 69 . look at what rate are, showing snowfall later tonight . from the clipper and then lake effect tomorrow and tomorrow evening see that kind of situation . then on tuesday, additional one -- three inches then on wednesday wind up eventually with maybe five -- 6 inches snowfall especially the high ground6 in the snowbelt and then tonight, clipper snow could see locally one-inch with a the high tomorrow of about 26 . two -- 4 inches snowbelt and another appear by friday, after a few more clippers and high of 16 wednesday about 40 degrees on friday and saturday and could see a wintry mix then sunday could change over to snowfall . put up some fresh embedding for the animals, give them shelter, they cannot speak for themselves so we have to do it for them so fresh bedding for the animals some good installation . into second week of the browns nfl network reporting that the browns may be pushing hard to put on a push to get hugh jackson t they were in a meeting ng tuesday that could affect the

the minneapolis-based retailer says it's working this year to increase its offerings of cage-free egg products in its stores nationwide. target says it's set a goal of having 100% cage-free eggs by 2025. a number of other food suppliers, including mcdonald's, taco bell and dunkin' donuts have already pledged to go 100% cage-free in coming years. walmart says it plans to give a pay raise to most of its u.s. workers. starting next month, some 1.2 million employees will earn at least $10 per hour. the company also plans to disability at no cost to full-time hourly workeke and allow workers to accrue paid time off. in october, the world's largest retailer's announced it would invest $2.7 billion in its workforce over the next two years. taking a look outside at our hilton in greenville skycam. allyson: remember to join us saturday for a special wyff 4 panthers playoff special. sports director brad fralick will get you ready for the nfc conference championship game as the panthers take on the cardinals. watch the special right here from 7:00 to 8:00 saturday night. chris: dale's school sal

the delta pilot. who was about to take off from minneapolis/st. paul airport. >> he made the nearly unprecedented decision to make a u-turn on the tarmac and return to the gate. abc's clayton sandell tells us why he did it. >> reporter: one of the most important flights of their lives, and the short family was about to miss it. >> i was just crying. >> reporter: they were traveling recently from phoenix to minneapolis. but their flight was late, and time to catch their connection to memphis ran out. the plane pushed back without them. >> the tower wasn't going to have them pull back in and my sisters and mom were sitting through the glass. >> reporter: that's when the captain saw them and he radioed in and found out the family was upset because missing the flight meant missing their dad's funeral. >> it would've been sad not saying good-bye. >> reporter: the captain, adam cohen, then made an extraordinarily rare decision to come back. "it was something we needed to do," he says. "this is something we'll take with us, knowing we made a difference."

the minneapolis police federation says it will likely appeal the officers firing. texas - take a look . a witness says it started when both men made )obscene gestures at each other... they stopped at a traffic light... one driver pulled out a bat... the other grabbed a long pole from the back of his truck -- and they went at each other. neither driver was hurt. when the light turned green, the men got back into their vehicles and took off-- and were gone by the time police arrived. an apple store employee at a tennessee mall is receiving high praise for his quick action. after he saw a nine-year-old child with special needs run into a wall, he came to the boy and helped him and his mother. lori mitchell explains . this is lynnmarie rink, and her nine-year-old son, james. the little boy has down syndrome and, a few years ago, was diagnosed with autism. lynnmarie rink/mother "when you re a parent of a specials needs child you get some people are kind but you don t ever know what you are going to get." james uses an i- pad to help him communicate. on thursday, the mot

the polar air dips in and invades parts of the upper midwest. minneapolis again is going to be biting coming up this weekend. >>> tonight, the single digits. eastern plains as well. one degree in sterling. three in leadville. alamosa, 0 for you guys. 8 here in town with the snow winding down. it will be really cold. look at tomorrow. 0 in bismarck. 6 in minneapolis. makes our 25 look not that bad. cool air will be on the fringe of colorado. we will stay in the mid 20s around the state. that will be about 20 degrees cooler than where we should be this time of the year. we stay in the 20s around the foothills as well. 21 in loveland. low 20s in ellington and eatonton. a couple of seasonal days. wednesday and thursday in the >> from colorado's sports leader, here is rod mackey. >> if we were on the eve of the nhl playoffs instead of the nfl playoffs, the avs would be in. colorado is tied for the final spot. that after winning their third game in a row tonight. the avs beat national in a thriller. jarome iginla scored his 601st career bole tonight tieing him wi