or really cold in minnesota. ah! i got to pack lots of warm things to get ready for the freezing temperatures. >> well, sid, we can't wait to hear about your trip. and i hope everyone has a wonderful holiday. >> happy holidays, susie! >> oh, thank you. you're so sweet. ok, my scientists, it's time to go home. follow me. >> yay! >> ho ho ho! >> ho ho ho! >> now, where's my sid? >> oh, right here, grandma. >> ooh! ha ha ha hah. >> mwah! >> now, okey-doke. let's roll. >> let's roll! [both humming] >> ♪ do do do do do do do la la la la la la la ♪ >> ♪ yeah, backseat driving with grandma ♪ [turns radio off] >> so, kiddo, tell me about your day. >> we learned all about temperatures. and now i know that it will be fun to go to minnesota and celebrate the holidays as long as i wear my warm clothes. >> oh, you got that right! ha ha ha hah. winters in minnesota are fun and snowy. in fact, my best holiday ever was once right before hanukkah, when it started snowing and snowing for two straight days. yeah! when it stoppe

or really cold in minnesota. ah! i got to pack lots of warm things to get ready for the freezing temperatures. >> well, sid, we can't wait to hear about your trip. and i hope everyone has a wonderful holiday. >> happy holidays, susie! >> oh, thank you. you're so sweet. ok, my scientists, it's time to go home. follow me. >> yay! >> ho ho ho! >> ho ho ho! >> now, where's my sid? >> oh, right here, grandma. >> ooh! ha ha ha hah. >> mwah! >> now, okey-doke. let's roll. >> let's roll! [both humming] >> ♪ do do do do do do do la la la la la la la ♪ >> ♪ yeah, backseat driving with grandma ♪ [turns radio off] >> so, kiddo, tell me about your day. >> we learned all about temperatures. and now i know that it will be fun to go to minnesota and celebrate the holidays as long as i wear my warm clothes. >> oh, you got that right! ha ha ha hah. winters in minnesota are fun and snowy. in fact, my best holiday ever was once right before hanukkah, when it started snowing and snowing for two straight days. yeah! when it stoppe

minnesota has been a leader in the development of differential response. we retain a forensic investigation for reports alleging substantial child endangerment, but on minnesota more than 70% of our child reports receive an alternative families and this sets aside investigative activity and focuses on ensuring child safety by engaging the family and the services and resources they need to keep the children safe. they're structured assessments of safety rest and is connected with families and partnerships in those assessments form the basis of service delivery planning. a random clinical trial in minnesota follett outcomes for a period of five years from 2,002,005. using this approach were able to demonstrate children or made safer by quickly engaging parents and constructive conversations involving child safety that results in lower child maltreatment reporting rates and decreased need for out of home placement, which is one outcome we did not expect to see. we saw the families and child welfare workers identify this approach is creating cooperation and gr

minnesota has been a leader in the development of differential response. we retain a forensic investigation for reports of substantial child endangerment but now in minnesota 70% of maltreatment reports we see alternative family investment. this approach sets aside the investigative activity and focuses on child safety by engaging the family in the service and resources they need to keep children safe. structured assessments of safety risks and strength and conducted with families and partnerships and those assessments for abases of service delivery and planning. a random clinical trial in minnesota outcomes for period of five years from 2000 to 2005 and using this approach we were able to demonstrate that children who remains a for by quickly engaging parents in constructive conversations involving child safety result in lower child maltreatment reporting rates and decrease need for out of home placement which is one out, we did not expect to see. we also saw families and welfare workers identify the approach creating greater cooperation and satisfaction

. >> reporter: in the northern most woods of minnesota, an old industry is creating new jobs. mining companies from around the world are here now, probing and surveying the subterranean deposits. it's estimated that there are 900 million tons of copper in the ground around here. and it's believed that only russia has a larger deposit worldwide. >> acres of mineral -- >>. >> reporter: bob mcfarlin is vice president of twin meltss, minnesota. >> the current markets, future markets and overall international economic growth is driving the demand for these meltss and will do so for years to come. >> reporter: and mining means jobs, at 20 to $25 an hour it money that can support a comfortable lifestyle. >> you can build a family, buy a home, send your kids to college, and come and live in northern minnesota and have a very good career. >> reporter: since 2009, the u.s. has been averaging a gain of nearly 7,000 mining jobs a month. most in the upper midwest. nearly 154,000 jobs in all. and while oil and gas exploration lead the way, mineral mining in places like ely, minnesota, is al

this is one of the hardest lessons we learn in minnesota. lieber treating more damage -- we were treating it with more damage. it needed to be individualized. >> one thing they believe in is the family center homes. or family center medical home. not only the medical physician but other professionals working as a health care team are going to be able to see aberrations and development or physical appearance in a treasure whether it is under or over. so we have places like the medical home where we can do a lot of prevention and a lot of intervention before neglect, emotional abuse come poor parenting. not every child has access to those homes particularly if they are supported by medicaid or are not in church whatsoever. but places like that where a children come regularly, schools for nexium will can be targets of training to identify behavioral issues that are not translated into this is a bad child but rather translated into we should look at what is happening in this child's life. >> i don't think we can ask them to be assessors of the r

the gentleman from minnesota. mr. kline: i'll be submitting to the record this letter from the polish democratic work force with 243 associations in support of this legislation. now i'm pleased to yield two minutes to another member of the committee, the distinguished gentleman from indiana, dr. brow shon. the chair: the gentleman's request is covered under general leave. the gentleman is recognized. mr. brew shon: the national -- >> the national labor relations board has had a bias in decision making. though this addresses several onerous rules i want to focus on one in particul. on august 1 of this year, the brd overturned decades of precedent with its decision in the health care case and by standing up to this we can stop an out of control agency from causing irreparable harm to workers across the nation. mr. bucshon: they will no longer -- this will encourage unions to create the smallest so-called microunions possible and could result in employers having to negotiate with multiple units within their own business,

minnesota has been a leader in the development of differential response. we retain a forensic investigation for reports alleging substantial child endangerment, but on minnesota more than 70% of our child reports receive an alternative families and this sets aside investigative activity and focuses on ensuring child safety by engaging the family and the services and resources they need to keep the children safe. they're structured assessments of safety rest and is connected with families and partnerships in those assessments form the basis of service delivery planning. a random clinical trial in minnesota follett outcomes for a period of five years from 2,002,005. using this approach were able to demonstrate children or made safer by quickly engaging parents and constructive conversations involving child safety that results in lower child maltreatment reporting rates and decreased need for out of home placement, which is one outcome we did not expect to see. we saw the families and child welfare workers identify this approach is creating cooperation and gr

rain showers from minnesota, great lakes. texas looks great. new year's eve, looks like a dry factor many people. may be early morning showers in new england but you'll clear out nicely. for new year's day, that's when the arctic air arrives. first stop will be in the northern plains in minneapolis. if you're watching us on wilx in lansing, michigan, kalamazoo, use flies, magazigots and beelg for csi crime scene. >> and good morning everyone. bill, thanks so much. >>> here's an early look at headlines in entertainment. describe this weekend and whole year of 2011 with hollywood struggling to pull in odd yens, there's nothing new at the box office. tom cruise's "mission impossible: ghost protocol" should win with about $30 million. elsewhere, former chicago bulls star and current tight-fisted nba owner, michael jordan asked his girlfriend of three years to marry him over the christmas weekend. another blast from the past. elly mae clampette from the beverly hillbillies, donna douglas, settles her lawsuit over mattel with a barbie that uses her c

minnesota is the silly convalley of windows. we have 3m window films or mcquaid heating and air-conditioning systems. just last month i partnered with our cities and counties to launch the back-to-work minnesota initiative aiming to break down barriers in financing retrofits, retrofitting public and commercial buildings across minnesota. now, what's great about that, we can -- this pays for itself. you finance this and you retrofit a building. it puts people in the billete bg trades to work who are in a depression, and it puts manufacturers who build energy-efficient materials and equipment, geothermal furnace systems and furnaces, heat exchange furnaces, pumps -- and you save energy. this saved energy, the energy efficiency pays for the retro fit in four or five years, and you can capitalize this. and we're finding innovative ways to do that. it pays for itself. and you lower our carbon footprint. you use less energy. you create jobs. save money. it's win, win, win, win. this is something we have to do, are insane not to do. mr

minnesota has lost seven games and chicago has lost eight. given up just 64 goals this season and fifth best defense in the nhl. black hawks have won 4 of 5. figures to be quite a showdown tomorrow. >> first place in the nhl a good team over there. it gives us an opportunity to measure ourselves against them. we feel like we can be right there with them a huge game in their building. >> appreciation for how well they checked and play the team game. a lot of awareness basically good positioning working hard for one another. timely saves auricles a lot going in a positive way with them. >> ray emery spend the man in the cage for recent streak making fifth start in a row down to 2.6 of the season hot hand and joel queneville like to play that hot hand in minnesota tomorrow >> i just want to win every time i get in there. that is kind of how i carry myself always working on things played better but you just kind of have to be prepared to play when you get the chance. play well enough to wind down my time already growing short for the chicago bull

cloud, minnesota convention center recently renovated. they planted trees on the outside of the building. what do you think some jerk did? came along with his saw -- cut the top off of some of the pine trees they use for landscaping and started walking down the street with it the cop pulled him over and the guy said, my girlfriend told me to steal this because we couldn't afford a christmas tree. it's a $245 pine tree. this guy is going to have to pay restitution. >> he probably could have bought the same exact christmas tree for like $6 at some lot. >> or go in the woods! >> want a little more bah humbug, now to st. louis, missouri, scout troop 374 has a christmas tradition of selling trees every year to raise money for their scout activities. a woman comes in steals a christmas tree from their lot at night when they're closed. you can see the woman in this surveillance video, pulling up in her dodge durango. there you see her dragging the christmas tree. stuffing it in the back of her truck. she's done this the past three years. >> you

back comes minnesota. former shark, danny heatly, to make it 1-1. involved via the assist, and then at the finish, it's san jose not being able to stop minnesota. san jose's fourth loss in their last five games. matt hackett, 34 saves in an nhl debut. >>> giants made a minor move at the winter meetings. they picked up somebody named angel pagan. no relation to former giant short stop, jose pagan. 262 last year, 32 steals. of and the giants felt he's better than andres torres. torres part of the deal that goes to the new york mets. torres, oh, couple years ago when they won the world series was outstanding. last near, not so hot. he goes to the mets along with relief pitcher, ramon ramirez. he's really the star of the deal from the new york mets standpoint. ramirez e.r.a. under 3,ing 66 strikeouts in 69 innings. they had to throw in ramon ramirez to get pagan. ange #e8 pagan -- angel pagan, now outfielder with the giants. >>> albert pujols, are the story that they are talking seriously with miami. pujols has spent all ten of his big legal season with

ice fishers in minnesota weren't having a great time. warm houses they built on the ice are starting to sink. dozens were pulled to shore. officials are warning people to stay off the ice in the normal winter. fishers can leave the houses out there through march. now are going down. >>> golf courses in nebraska, they are shocked by the spike of business they've seen all thanks to a lack of the cold weather. temperatures mild and even a little snow but the golfers keep coming out in droves. they are bundling up to play because it is still cool but not too cool to keep them off the golf courses. some in omaha have seen as many as 100 golfers over the course of a day and like we were saying earlier this is something i've seen around maryland as i go around and see some of the golf courses. you have stragglers out there playing. some guys are dedicated to the craft. >> you're dodging leaves and twigs. >> oh, winter rules apply. you can't find your ball. rolls under a leaf, keep playing. >> we'll get our cold and snow, don't worry. and they w

. >>> a big fight broke out at the food court at the mall of america in minnesota yesterday afternoon. witnesses say scores of young people swarmed through the mall and some of them reportedly grabbed items from shoppers and kiosks. it took guards over an hour to control the whole thing. surprisingly, no one was hurt. >>> well, it used to be the

. >>> and the republican vision of america is on full display in moorhead, minnesota. >> it's just to bust the union and the working class. there's no excuse with the record profits. >> tonight the workers of the american crystal sugar plant are on "the ed show" fighting corporate greed. >>> good to have you with us tonight, folks. donald trump wants to be the king maker if he can't be the king.

dean reynolds, cbs news, ely, minnesota. >> pelley: in the presidential campaign, republican herman cain says he'll tell us tomorrow whether he'll keep running. allegations of sexual harassment and a 13-year affair have him droping in the polls. he's due to open a campaign office in his home town atlanta tomorrow. and that's where we find jan crawford tonight. jan? >> reporter: after spending the week campaigning across the country and reevaluating his bid for the white house, herman cain is back home in atlanta tonight, and it is decision time. he's going to be talking with his wife and family tonight. then he'll meet with top donors and some of his most loyal supporters tomorrow morning, then he's going to come here to officially open his georgia state headquarters. i'm told by some of his most loyal supporters that he will also be making an announcement. and he said today he'll be making an announcement about what the next steps will be in his campaign. those donors and top

he heads a minnesota-based group called kids against hunger. >> when the earthquake struck in haiti, there was a tremendous outpouring for that event. it went on for several months. we had groups all over country wanting to pack meals, and it was a real scramble for us to meet that demand. of course, donor dollars followed that demand for packaging the meals. when the joplin tornado happened, of course we had a similar experience. >> this year, kids against hunger volunteers will pack some 50 million ready-to-mix meals to be sent to needy regions around the world. lloyd says the response to the crisis in east africa has been much smaller. >> situations like we see in the horn of africa are long term, they are political, at least partly political, they're somewhat related to the drought situation but it's been a long term political struggle in those areas and that has not excited the packers and the donors in the same way. >> it's not so much about compassion fatigue. i think people are as compassionate today as they ever have been. for us, it's actually more a belief fatigue. >> dani

morehead, minnesota. home to american crystal sugar. 1,300 workers have been locked out for the past five months. they've had the nerve to demand a fair labor contract with this company that has made millions. excuse me. over a billion. crystal sugar ceo david berg, well, he should have nothing but gratitude for his workers. in 2011 he made $2.4 million in total compensation. american crystal sugar had a record year of 1.5 b, billion dollars in revenue. the workers apparently don't deserve to benefit from those profits. and they're out of work. >> is this winter going to be kind of tough for you if things don't get straightened out for you? >> well, once the cold starts coming in, the heat bills are going to rise and, yeah, it's going to get worse. >> now, this isn't just the private industry money taking place here, folks. you see the sugar beet farmers in america, they get tax dollars. your tax dollars. sugar beet subsidies in the past 15 years total over $240 million for the growers. now, here are the

. >>> well there was a brawl at the minnesota mall of america. nine people were arrested as hundreds of teens stormed the food court. coming up, rumors about two well-known wrappers that could have fueled the fights. >>> they are asking people to refrain from burning wood today. the skies need to recover from unhealthy levels of smoke pollution so spare the air is in effect. >>> and at city hall the tree collections began and several san francisco residents can place trees on regularly scheduled days from the third to the 19th. trees have to be stripped of decorations and trees over 6- foot tall should be cut in half. >>> all right, 4:38 is the time and unfortunately we have a deadly accident to talk about, tara moriarty is in for sal, tara moriarty? >>> the corner arrived and we can expect it for some time. drivers are heading to berkeley and it is the same story. yesterday they were headed to a ghost town which was a nationally recognized day and some people will have to head back to work so you will see numbers increase. drivers are headed hig

not sears and k mart. >> first the brawl at the mall of america in minnesota. forced a higher level of security since it happened monday one of the busiest shopping days of the year. >> shoppers say security is noticeable but not keeping to many people away from the post-christmas sales. kstp's joe mason reports now from bloomington, minnesota. >> reporter: the mall turned into the brawl of america. complete chaos captured on cell phones and posted on youtube monday. an this type of senseless violence gives some shoppers second thoughts. >> when i heard about it last night. i thought maybe i should call my daughter and say maybe we should think about not going. >> reporter: but the fights didn't stop donna mcfarland from bringing her 1-year-old grandson tyler here to shop. >> i noticed a lot of police officers walking around and stuff. people kind of watching. i think everybody is on guard. a little bit too. >> reporter: she is right. you didn't have to look hard to see security looking at you. that gave many shoppers a sense of security. >> we didn't worry. >>

our snow forecast only northern minnesota the next 48 hours is expecting snow out of this. the middle of the country we'll see rain, umbrella day, chicago, st. louis, kansas city, even san antonio yoe. east coast, you're dry. partly cloudy skies. not a bad day. cold start but philadelphia northwards through new england and the ohio valley, you won't have a lot -- as much sunshine today. temperatures will be warmer. chicago, that's a chilly rain for you at 41 degrees. that's kind of the theme. we'll see some rain out of this storm but not a lot of snow. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> well, coming up, stocks stagger. deceptive data and a dollar coin sells for millions. >>> plus, it seems like she's won every award possible this year. we'll tell you who beat her out for billboard artist of the year. >>> coming up, the seahawks keep their playoff hopes alive and more bad news for sidney crosby. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. the supreme court has agreed to rule on arizona's controversial law targeting illegal imm

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paul, minnesota. >> he said you should be glad you have the exposure. i said lou, this is minnesota, you can die of exposure. >>> also tonight, who doesn't love an aggressively bad holiday photo? we have absolutely the worst, the most awkward holiday photos. you might want to look for your own families among them. >>> here in our studio regis philbin. the reg. what's that like? what's he doing with himself these days? is he driving his wife joy crazy? we'll ask him all of that. that and more as we get under way tonight on "rock center." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good evening and welcome to this holiday week edition of "rock center." the rule this time of year is pretty simple, it's better to give than to receive, but one of the game-changing ideas on the web right now offers people the opportunity to do both. like a lot of online success stories, it comes down to something pretty simple. folks with big ideas, but not a lot of money connect with people willing to fund them for everything from documentary films to new technology. the leading site in thi

blackhawks in minnesota >> a good game all the way around. lived up to building a spirited battle should not wild with best record in n.h.l. blackhawks the third best taking the ice minnesota tonight. on the power play in the second period when marion hossa lubbers making it 1-0, then 2- 0, then tied 2-2, then captain toews makes it 3-2 wild came back tied into shoot out patrick kane chance to win it complete stop almost, game winner great one for kane, hawks win 4-3. the camp official for chicago bulls a lot of rumor acquired rip hamilton after he cleared waivers former detroit piston agreed to a three-year contract in practice tomorrow rip hamilton 33 years old should fill in nicely in the shooting guard spot competent and derrick rose averaged 14 points a game one year ago in detroit. nba title in 2004 chicago bulls have the welcome mat ready and waiting. >> at the time you had somebody to the team we try to integrate them as quick as possible we have a good group of guys here as the work hard guys that just want to win >> chicago bears ma

the most instrumental thirty three points from kevin duran help his oklahoma city thunder beat minnesota away. free move again spark war is taking russia by storm but we'll bring you the best highlights of a summer festival as part of our holiday series. let's start with figure skating though where you get a pollution go is once again on course for the salt shown in big since one hundred forty two thousand and six olympic champion successfully returned to sport by winning the russian national championship for the nine time in his career the three time world champion beat all of his rivals in the capital of russia's republic of more dissolve runs by taking the men's singles title with a total sum of two fifty nine point six to seven points despite a knee injury in the parts or got finished in second with two hundred forty nine point eight while syria gave for an all completed the podium with the result of two hundred forty point seventy nine points. to ice hockey now where russia had made a successful start into the under its once the world championships in canada but any men scored three

webb, to percy harvin, and minnesota regains the lead 30-23. just like that, made that look easy. later in the fourth, after a holding penalty wipes out a touchdown, redskins try again. grossman looking for santana moss. but that's too high. picked off my raymond. the vikings went nine straight games without an interception. just play against rex, that will change your luck. a costly int runls a comeback. also, penalties hurting the burgundy and gold. the redskins lose to the vikings 33-26. the redskins drop to 5-10 overall. and 2-6 at home. ouch. >>> for more on today's game, we go live to fedex field to join dan hellie. >> reporter: that's 24 turnovers in 12 starts for rex grossman this year. in the final home game of the season, it may have been the most disappointing game for the redskins, because the vikings only came in with two wins. and then they lost their starting quarterback. and their starting running back. and what did they do? they racked a season worst for the redskins, 241 yards. that's what the redskins defense gave up. too many mistakes, and too many missed tackl

loving first place in minnesota. tie game in the final seconds of the first period, hank would come out of retirement to see passing like that. pier mark brewshard scores on the power play. jeff garcia, the pride of gilroy, currently starting a rookie after losing the first two quarterbacks to injury. he hasn't played since 2009. and the green bay packers are 12-0. most experts think they will be 13-0 after they host the raiders on sunday. even hugh jackson had to catch himself. >> they are really good. they are 13-0, right? 12-0. >> number four, barry zito, and washington leading marquette with ten seconds left. nails the three and watch him shove the fan back in the seat. nice. and number two, northern iowa taking on wuford. you have to put your knee for a touchback. he drops the ball. northern iowa pounces on the football and scores a touchdown. loses the football game. number one. matthew owens, quarterback, he is heading for the game winning score. he has the game winning score, but when he put up his arm, that

season is finally underway and in one of the latest home a city beat minnesota on the road one hundred four one hundred now the hosts won the first quarter bicycles point at twenty four twenty three by the congress outscored their holdings in the second twenty nine twenty two to find themselves six points ahead by half so i'm kevin durant's and that the visitors with impressive thirty three price including this one from behind the arc to make it seventy eight seventy in favor of the thunder at the end of the third period in the final quarter the thunder players firmly held on to their advantage which was enough to eventually register a one zero four one hundred victory. now that brings us to ickes zero which is considered to be one of the most complicated martial arts russian leading instructors gave t.v. reporters a unique opportunity to find out what it is all about firsthand robert ardler neon has more. the japanese martial arts are for kiddo he's in to keep one it means way of her more in the spirit and doesn't involve any offensive moves at all and teach you to use your opponent's

now, over the weekend, i spoke with workers at crystal sugar plant in moorhead, minnesota. here's what you get when corporations take the mitt romney approach of putting profits over people. workers gathered saturday at minnesota state university after being locked out for over four months by american crystal sugar. the workers claim the company has had record profits for five years and made $1.5 million net revenue last year. hurting workers spoke out asking congressional offices to act. >> i have worked for american crystal for 32 years. >> i have never known any life outside crystal sugar. >> i'm actually the third generation of my family to work there. >> people around here work hard and we're proud. >> it may not be the cleanest or the most glamorous job, but i love my job. >> when i was told we were going to be locked out, i felt so betrayed. it's painful for all of us to watch people go in and out knowing that they are doing their jobs. >> when i hear someone say those unskilled workers don't deserve health insurance, it hurts. when i hear someone say, don't take thi

. >> the day after christmas he erupted in a series of violent fights that minnesota's giant mall of america. the first one started late yesterday afternoon in a food court. within minutes the dozens of people were getting into fist fights and throwing chairs. police showed up and started pushing up shoppers out. >> dozens of stores had to be closed out abruptly and nine people were arrested. >> britain's prince philip is out of the hospital after undergoing a heart procedure. queen elizabeth's husband was admitted to the hospital last friday with chest pains. prince philip is 90 years old and has participated in more than 300 events over the past year. >> with just one week left before the iowa caucuses republican presidential hopefuls are stepping up their campaign to win over undecided voters. newt gingrich ron paul and mitt romney are all within one point of each other in the latest campaigns poll. maria shriver may have second thoughts on divorce and arnold schwarzenegger. according to tmz she told friends that she is on the shore of divorcing him because of her strong catholic

he scores 34 points. 4-0 beating minnesota. cang james says hello and gives his shoe away. >> magic at the bobcats. look at that. he grabs it in midair. and at number one, final second of the half. atlanta, marvin williams lets it fly from half court. yes, atlanta goes on and they beat the nets. that will do it for sports. >> was she going to sign it? >> i don't think anybody wants my shirt. been wearing that a lot. hopefully you'll be back tomorrow. >> we'll be right