minnesota was that kind of place. no one in minnesota would expect this gang to go there some they were not being hunted there. but there is also another reason to go to shouldn't that is revenge. -- to go minnesota and that is revenge. jesse james if anything is all about respring started with the civil war and always retaliation, getting back at the federalists for what they perceived had done, and someone attempted to harm jesse or his family, he was out to get them. and there was man from liberty, missouri, an attorney named samuel hardwick, and he made the mistake of assisting allen pinker ton's efforts to capture the james brothers, and hardwick set up a midnight raid in january of 1875. in the raid the pinkertons surround the house, the broke a window and toss nulled what is known now as an incendiary device. the idea was to start a fire of some kind to illuminates the interior and set the house on fire. but it exploded. didn't just set a family. the james family called it a grenade, the dent was to blow up the

in 19193, the minnesota state legislature amended our state's museum rights act to protect minnesota's workers from discrimination based on their sexual orientation or gender identity. at the time, only a few states prohibited discrimination based on sexual orientation and minnesota was the first state to include protection for transgender workers. we have had this law in effect now for over 20 years in minnesota and what has been the effect? well, for lgbt minnesotans, it has meant that they don't have to live in fear of being fired or discriminated against in hiring just because of who they are or because of whom they love. that is -- that is a big deal. but if you're not an lgbt minnesotan, very little has changed. some people, including house speaker boehner, are opposing enda because they claim it will cause frivolous lawsuits and be bad for business. the minnesota experience shows that these fears are unfounded. there has not been a flood of lawsuits because the rights of lgbt minnesotans are widely respected. and with 19 fortune 500 companies, minnesota has become an ever-better

the redskins play a rare thursday night game at minnesota. we'll get to the game in a moment, but once again there is news outside of the game itself. >> sports anchor dave owens joins us with that story. >> it's a story that we know all too well around here, of course, redskins name change. just recently members of the oneida nation met with the league in d.c. tonight in minneapolis several native americans groups are planning a protest march of the redskins name. that's where we find dave bergren from our gannett affiliate. set the scene for us tonight outside the metrodome. >> reporter: you can see folks gathering behind me and in about an hour they will rally and then march all the way to the metrodome, the site of tonight's minnesota/washington game and hold another rally before the game and officials here with the american indian movement basically put this whole march and protest together and say there could be upwards of 6 to 700 people. they sent invites to tribal folks and tribe members up and down the upper midwest encouraging them

maybe we should try that in minnesota. minnesota was the first state after wyoming. now there are 12 or 13 states. its's a simple system. it's a system that about 600,000 of our voters use to updade their address, that kind of thing. it's the system that is always referenced when we talk about why is minnesota always number one in terms of voter turnout, including the other states as well. it's a system that we know is built into the expectation. been very successful. we try to credit wyoming and say some states don't have voting registration. this modernization idea is the direction we need to go as a nation. lots of pieces that will bring all of the systems somehow to some compatibility. >> i'm going to ask bob a question. you heard testimony relating to this issue of people waiting in line or the capacity of elections. what have you been hearing? have you heard that the counties and states have adequate resources to deal with their problems? are there specific practical fixes we could make to improve the experience in terms of shortening lines or ability to get to

of bribery you pay off the politician and you get an audience with them when i ran for governor of minnesota i only raised three hundred thousand dollars where the democrats and republicans raised and spent twelve million at that time and that was over a decade ago they probably spend twice as much as that today and i proved that you could win an election on ideas rather than money in fact one of the reasons i felt compelled to do that and i'm probably the only candidate in fifty years who could make this statement i actually made more money doing the job as governor than what i spend to get it and i did that because when i was sixteen years old growing up i came home one day and my father said to me that all politicians are crooks and i said to him dad you can't make a statement like that they can't all be crooks you can't make a blanket statement he goes yes i care and i said why he said here's why because they spend a million dollars for a job that only pays one hundred grand now think of this. simplicity my dad only went to grade world war two veteran but what he said was completely corr

that state, in minnesota. just a month ago, the secretary of state, who's in charge of the smooth running of elections, after all, he launched this new website. in minnesota, it gives you an easy way as an eligible minnesota voter to register to vote online. the secretary of state is a democrat who put this up in minnesota. in the month that the website has been up and running, more than 1,900 minnesotans have applied to register and vote online -- applied to register to vote online. and 1,900 in a month is a pretty good pace, right? especially for an off, off-year when there's not that much going on in poll tikdz. it shows people really want to register to vote, and if they can do it online, that is a very convenient way for them to do it. today a lawsuit was filed to shut down that minnesota website, to stop the minnesota secretary of state from registering people to vote in that convenient way. guess who filed the lawsuit? four republican state representatives, plus two conservative activist groups in minne

seguimos con más de nfl, red skins en contra de minnesota. comenzamos con esta carrera, 8 yardas y ventaja para los de washington. después del punto extra 17 a 14. estaba a punto en este pase a una yarda y también completa. en el tercer cuarto minnesota comenzaba la remontada. 27 a 21 se acercaban. después este que las corre todas, peterson, 28 a 27. ¿quien viene? red skins abajo, y en la última oportunidad estaba fuera. minnesota consigue segunda victoria de la temporada >> nba, dwight llegó a los lakers para ser protagonista y lo fue, pero solución nunca, a continuación tormentoso paso de howard >> luego de temporada en lakers como ruleta rusa, howard se vio las caras por primera vez con gasol con quien tuvo tormentosa relación. la magia terminó cuando debio competir con poderosos jugadores y lesiones, sin dejar afuera controversia incesante de los lakers. el resto es historia. a pesar del interés de la gerencia de los lakers, decidió pasar la página para comenzar desde cero con piston rockets. ahora aparentemente ha vuelto con

that state, in minnesota. just a month ago, the secretary of state, who's in charge of the smooth running of elections, after all, he launched this new website. in minnesota, it gives you an easy way as an eligible minnesota voter to register to vote online. the secretary of state is a democrat who put this up in minnesota. in the month that the website has been up and running, more than 1,900 minnesotans have applied to register and vote online -- applied to register to vote online. and 1,900 in a month is a pretty good pace, right? especially for an off, off-year when there's not that much going on in poll tikdz. it shows people really want to register to vote, and if they can do it online, that is a very convenient way for them to do it. today a lawsuit was filed to shut down that minnesota website, to stop the minnesota secretary of state from registering people to vote in that convenient way. guess who filed the lawsuit? four republican state representatives, plus two conservative activist groups in minne

. >> minnesota's defense has official been renamed the land of 10,000 leaps. it was all rg iii in the first half. that picture tells a story of domination but did his defense let him down? we will tell you i >>> now game on with dave owens live from the wusa9 cadillac sports desk. >> welcome back earlier tonight, if the redskins consider themselves a playoff team then darnit, they have to wip win this game tonight. here to talk about it is christine from usa today. this has been a melt down, my gosh. >> it has, dave. from that first half where everything worked, three touchdown passes by rg iii, just a magical start to the game, they come out after half time, fall flat. and all of a sudden washington's in big trouble. >> four sacs on rg iii. this guy, the picture is there. he's been neutralized a little bit, 50-60 yards. the redskins defense has done a pretty good job. if i would have told you he had 65 yards and christian ponder would be out, matt castle in, you would tell me, dave, they should be winning by 31. >> and minnesota is lousy, one victory this yea

and're good and arizona minnesota and colorado, arkansas and -- >> south dakota. >> our minnesota and south dakota folks work together. i have tried to avoid it for a moment but directly answering the question -- larger scale nepa projects must include an adaptive component. i saw this actually in arkansas in the ozark national forest rate i hope people can copy what they have done there. over a range of district, couple of hundred thousand acres, having an environmental analysis done that allows projects to be to doithout them having local detail projects over and over again. you still have the benefits of having nepa and public involvement. we are doing it at a scale you can actually assess treatments i have a better idea of cumulative impact. that's an area that a lot more can be done. there are places in south dakota, another place where they have stepped up with some large- scale nepa project analysis grid i would like to see those done in more places. earlier inoned talking to mr. hubbard about bioenergy, could you talk about how you see it working forests and bioenergy is part

redskins lose in minnesota. that's your morning sports. have a great day, everybody. >>> well, minnesota's hockey team was at verizon center last night. alex ovechkin scored his nhl leading 13th goal in the first period. but down one in the 3rd, marcus johann seen got the goal to send washington into overtime. then the shootout. the caps goalie -- [ inaudible ] a game-winning save. >>> two college football matchups last night. number six baylor easily downed oklahoma. number two oregon fell to fifth ranked stanford 26-20. the ducks had problems handling the cardinals' physical play. >>> a stronger u.s. economy may actually be bad news for some of us. we'll tell you why coming up. >> the government makes a move to phase out the use of trans fats in almost all of our food. we'll see how that goes. 5:25. is the traffic going as well? here's monika. >> a highly used road for a cut through and right now it's closed down between the georgetown pike and -- [indiscernible] you want to use spring hill to old dominion as your alternate route there.

hirono: i thank my colleague from minnesota. i rise to speak in support of the nomination ofnina pillard to be a circuit judge for the united states court of appeals for the district of columbia circuit. less than two weeks ago, my colleagues on the other side of the table blocked another nominee to the d.c. circuit, patty millett. earlier this year, they also blocked caitlyn halligan, yet another woman who had been nominated to the d.c. circuit. unfortunately miss halligan withdrew her nomination after over two years of obstruction. only five women have served as judges on the d.c. circuit in its entire 120-year history. the d.c. circuit is one of the most important circuits in our nation and it is shameful that female perspectives are so underrepresented. now the senate will consider the nomination of nina pillard, a truly outstanding nominee to the federal bench. miss pillard is currently a law professor at george you wan geon university law center and one of the leading appellate attorneys in this country. professor pillard

now we're talking about snow in the low lands, specifically we're looking at minnesota getting your first big snow of the season. mostly we see showers by the way of rain coming from texas to oklahoma. well the rain is going ostart changing to snow as -- to start changing to snow as we get into places like nebraska, into south dakota and eventually into southern minnesota, we do have winter advisories to expect from 4 to 6 inches of snow. higher totals will be higher in elevation and also to the north. it's going to stay rain primarily around chicago. so here's when we have got for the outlook. you can see the morning hours of tuesday, snow developing across minnesota, then wednesday morning really the snow is staying further up to the north. we're going to stick with rain again further into illinois but we will be cool.

in particular, i counted on input from the minnesota board of pharmacy, the minnesota pharmacists association, thrifty white pharmacy and many other experts and pharmacists in minnesota who helped us get this bill right. is our legislation perfect? no. there were a number of provisions in the bill that we passed out of the help committee that would have provided additional safety and quality assurances for patients, but in order to come to a compromise with the house of representatives, our legislation changed. although the final bill does not include everything i would have liked, the bill before us today will take an enormous step forward for patient safety. the bill will reinstate the law that allows the food and drug administration to regulate large-scale compounders that have exploited a loophole in the law in order to act effectively as unregulated drug manufacturers. it will also give hospitals and health systems the option of buying compounded products from facilities that are inspected by the f.d.a. and are complying with the f.d.a.'s quality standards, and it will do all of that wit

likely former radical and fugitive kathleen salia will try to return to her quiet life as suburban minnesota housewife sarah jane olson. >> in november of 2002, authorities captured the last the sla member. in 2004 he was sentenced to 4- 1/2 years in prison. in 2009 kilgore became the last sla person to be released. joseph romero was sentenced to life for the murder in 1973 of oakland school superintendent. i'm frank somerville. we'll see you again next week. with optic white mouthwash , colgate optic w. robert: diverse cultures, colonial cities, exotic rain forests, and some of the friendliest people you'll ever meet. it's time to meet the new, the real colombia. travel! for some it's a luxurious escape, or maybe an adrenaline filled adventure. but if you're like me, it's a precious opportunity to discover and to give back. it's time to get real. it's time to get raw. it's time for raw travel! colombia has a rich history with exceptionally diverse landscapes and cultures. to the north you'll find picture perfect beaches where you can relax and get away from it all. to the south you can ente

minnesota off this week, having a remarkable season. the gophers. to make that game for everything in the legends division on november 30th in east lansing, they need northwestern to win in chicago next week. michigan state has used its last time-out. you think the defense and those stats don't mean something? they have just about all the startes out there in a 20-point game in the final minute of the game. they don't want on to let nebraska into that end zone again. >> chris: they work hard to get those numbers. >> sean: ultimately, this was the game. give nebraska credit. they kept fighting back. time and time again. but five turnovers, the other team doesn't commit any, especially against a team this good. all five of them were in positive field position. this couldn't be more positive field position for michigan state. nebraska turned it over at its own 46, its own 8 yard line after the mishandled punt by westerkamp, their own 22, and that one, their own 3 yard line. you'll see the score tomorrow, 41 points for michigan state, you might not thin

minnesota has got a couple of good guys. ricky rubio and of course kevin love. steph curry on the play. looks to be a mild sprain to the right knee. it goes between his legs beautifully to barnes. barnes had 14 points. and the warriors going back and forth. this is a team with depth, scoring at every position. curry awkward lelands on his left ankle and has to leave the game. clay thompson delivers 30 points tonight. curry kind of a tweak of the knee, a sprained ankle. warriors win 106-93. curry, though, says he will be ready friday night in san antonio. >>> in miami, the coach supposedly asked him to toughen up martin. that included voice males, just racist text messages. here is the thing. his teammates, on the dolphins, are standing by incognito. some going as far as to say that he's our honor lee black man. martin has returned back to his native california with his parents tonight. they are meeting with attorneys and putting together something to turn into the nfl about all he went through. jim harbaugh coached martin at stanford. >> i know him to be a fine

in fact, the first part of the snow is going to be the first of the season for parts of minnesota. first, this storm that's moving in brought big strong winds to parts of western washington as it tracked across saturday, saturday night. it hit idaho, and there were several incidents at loop-loop pass. we have a picture from silver mountain, and the clear waters in the central portion of the statement. we had several inches come down here. the storm system has been tracking east. as it does so there's plenty of rain coming from the south-west, some moisture streaming up. it's meeting up with the colder air, coming in with the low pressure, 3-5 inches of snow expected from nebraska, into parts of south dakota, that's where the rap will shift to -- rain will shift to snow. the advisories shift from here to southern minnesota, where we are specting a couple of inches of snow. note that it will avoid major cities as we head south. plenty of rain fall before colder air moves in, cools you off and dries you out. we have storm warnings in montana, and as we move over, winter weather adviso

snow in parts of minnesota and wisconsin this week. meanwhile in the east, we have a cold start with 8 degrees up in the adirondacks. we will see the clouds start to come in a little bit this afternoon as we head into tonight and tuesday morning, clouds around here, partly to mostly cloudy tuesday. by wednesday still a lot of clouds and that moisture out west, thursday afternoon, thursday evening. a few more clouds this afternoon than this morning, 30s tonight with near 40 in up to. 65 -- in town. the redskins play thursday night in the dome in minneapolis. good monika. >> reporter: good morning howard. >>> if you are heading to baltimore, on the outer loop a car fire is now blocking the two right lanes, now on the beltway here, west side of town looking great. a longstanding crash though on route 17 and route 29 in warrenton with the tractor trailerrer what we are hearing is that remains blocked. if you are planning to head over to the other side of town, no problems to report. a live look outside show what you i look like on the nort

a while; i am ask minnesota congresswoman michelle have hail damage to both their cars. ted ted is trying to get a hold of his insurance agent. maxwell is not. he's on geico.com setting up an appointment with an adjuster. ted is now on hold with his insurance company. maxwell is not and just confirmed a 5:30 time for tuesday. ted, is still waiting. yes! maxwell is out and about... with ted's now ex-girlfriend. wheeeee! whoo! later ted! online claims appointments. just a click away on geico.com. >>> a new cbs news poll shoes that support for the president's health care plan hit an all- time low. 31 percent of the americans are in favor of it. but do republicans have any better ideas? joining me now is minnesota congresswoman michelle bachmann. >> hi, governor. >> congresswoman, it is so nice to have you here. >> thank you. (applause) >> you have a lot of fans in this audience. >> they are the finest audience in america, don't you think? >> yes, i do think that. congresswoman, you heard tina and betty just talk about the challenges they are facing. both of them had been in

members of congress in both parties led by minnesota's betty mccollum have urged washington team to stop using the r word. but the nfl has refused to act. it is a cruel insult that hurts native people. our communities and their children. as proud nfl sponsors, we want the leak to be a unified force, not a source of intolerance. the mission or roger goodell should use his power to do the right thing and change washington's team name. native people don't deserve to be treated as targets of a slur. we deserve to be treated as what we are, americans. >> paid for by the oneida indian nation of new york. >> you can make a comment on our facebook page at facebook.com/c- span. quite a conversation are going on there, including a chance to vote in the poll. finally, you can send us an e- mail at journal@c-span.org.

farmington, minnesota, on our line for democrats. good morning. caller: hello. yeah, i was a vietnam veteran. my younger brother was, too. he died four years ago, cancer. -- there was a lot of problems with his paperwork when he got out of the marine corps. and he wasn't a very aggressive person.

. >> reporter: carol thompson in minnesota was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2009. for part of the year, she paid more than $400 a month out of pocket for her brand name drug, because of her insurance plan's high detectable. a couple years later, after the drug called letrozol went genetic, the price dropped dramatically, to around $10 at her local costco. always looking for a better deal she decided to ask another big chain about its retail price. >> the gentleman looked it up and he came back to me with a price of around $400. and i said to him, oh, can't be. you must be looking at the brand name drug. it can't be that expensive. >> reporter: but there was no mistake. one store quote add price 40 times more than the other. how could that be? especially when gentlemeric dru are thought to be more inexpensive. >> i was shocked. confused. what am i missing? this isn't compute. >> reporter: she never been an activist fell compelled to try to figure this out. >> i started and my own to phone other pharmacies in the twin cities here. >> reporter: last june, she made ano

touch down de minnesota, repondía washington. encontraban a carson y vikingos se quedaban con la victoria >> en nba lakers y houston. el ex lakers howard anotaba. blake marcó la diferencia, otra vez desde fuera. lakers ganaron 98 a 97. la historia fue diferente para clippers. miami explotaba con su dupla, miami ganó a clippers >> es todo en deportes >> suerte para mexicano mañana >> ahi estaremos >> más adelante hbalaremos de programa consular >> el consulado de méxico y prestigiosas universidades de ese país ofrecen programas virtuales para que continue estudios >> esta universidad virtual ofrece clases de licenciatura e ingenieria. entre los requisitos ser mexicano y tener bachillerato >> se puede consultar a través de página de secretaría de educación publica >> es de gran utilidad para jóvenes que quieren seguir estudiando >> para las maestrias existen becas, las carreras técnicas son en 7 cuatrimestres >> es gran oportunidad para los que trabajan y amas de casa >> en 3 a 4 años se puede completar >> para más in

there is a food fight brewing in minnesota.some? >> bake sales, better beware. there is a food fight brewing in minnesota.ome? >> bake sales, better beware. there is a food fight brewing in minnesota.me? >> bake sales, better beware. there is a food fight brewing in minnesota.e? >> bake sales, better beware. there is a food fight brewing in minnesota.? >> bake sales, better beware. there is a food fight brewing in minnesota. without a license, state law proceed hints cooks from selling more than $5,000 worth of products a year. local chefs and even moms and dads say that impacts bake sales and other food drives. >>> we also want for say congratulations to former congressman patrick kennedy and his wife, amy. the couple announced the birth of their new healthy baby girl, 4 pounds 11 ounces. mom, dad and baby are all doing just fine. and that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> joining me now from washington for our first look at politics is "washington post" reporter ed o'keefe. good morning, ed. >> more thaning. >>

teams have left or they have threatened to leave just to give you some examples the minnesota vikings threaten to leave in two thousand and eleven the atlanta falcons threaten to leave this year the rams the chargers the list goes on now just to go back to that nine hundred sixty six. trust exemption the really important

we left liberal minnesota to tennessee. our business is thriving and blesdz with friends. this is from huckabee show. how is obama care going to be paid for. let me explain. you will be paying for. it a lot of us understand if people can't afford it or severe preexisting conditions they may need help. but people are going to be shocked to find that it is paid for by those middle class hard working people who can barely afford what they have now. we tried to tell you. and i hope people start listening now. diane said. how is the delaying obama care will help. isn't it sti sucker move and just about government control? >> it is exactly about government control. if it is health care it would be on the 15 percent who didn't have it and not disrupting the 85 percent who did. this is government control. >> how much longer before we get the nightmare repealed. next year, if we don't get rid of harry reid and the senate majority probably won't. change the senate next year and make harry the minority leader and then elect a republican president in 2016 who will sign his signature t

nfl washington visiting minnesota. before the game, native americans and supporters showing up to protest the washington redskins nickname. inside the dome, washington looked good early on taking a ten-point lead. rg3, paulson, it was all vikings

far south as north cadillac. >> is that a minnesota accent. >> minnesota. i don't do it really well. >> that's right. >> wasn't my best impression. >> that's okay. >> that's the morning's big weather headline. a chilly start to the day for a big stretch of the eastern u.s. a few inches of the white stuff could accumulate in michigan all the way across to buffalo. rain and snow kentucky to north carolina. showers in south florida and also in the pacific northwest. >> l.a. will be at 74 today. 92 phoenix. dallas 49. 44 memphis. chicago 34. washington, d.c. 43. >> old man winter is beginning to wake up a little bit. >> he is starting to blow. >> like a 25-degree drop by the time wleave the studio it will be 25 degrees. it is 50 right now. >> did you bring your big coat? >> i did. >> you are good at easy math. >> i was a math major. >>> here's an incredible story for you. a rabbi and his wife bought a desk on craigslist and it cost less than 200 bucks. >> they had to take it apart because it didn't fit through the doomplt while doing that they found a bag conta

everybody moved up, but university of minnesota pulled even farther ahead. what they had was the capacity to learn and to change and to incorporate as an institution in a way that some places just don't. let me go ahead with you. >> my name is -- [inaudible] i'm one of the med sal students here -- medical student thes here, so you spoke about possibly compensating physicians according to their grades, and one of the next steps is passing that cost down to patients or providers or insurance companies. and so what are your thoughts on the that? i mean, if you go the grocery store, you pay more for a better cut of meat, and so will people come to the doctor and pay more for a doctor with higher grades? >> yeah. i have a couple of thoughts about that. number one is, you know, there's a process like that already happening. i recently got in the mail from my insurer that i'm a class ii rather than a class i physician and that patients who come to me actually have to pay more for their co-pay. the grading happens to be done primarily on the basis of efficiency; tha

are the skins playing in minnesota? >> they're still playing indoors at the metrodome. probably about 70, 72 i'm guessing. >> wow. >>> good morning. welcome to wusa9 at 6:00 a.m. it's wednesday, november 6. i'm andrea roane. >> indeed it is. i'm mike hydeck. you're going to feel a little warmer outside when you poke your nose out. >> no snow. >> you have issues? >> i have two big issues. >> she'll bring those you to in a minute. howard bernstein, take it away. >> beautiful skies this morning. check this out. we've got some broken clouds, a little color on the horizon. the sun not coming up for a little while. we'll have partly to mostly sunny skies. it will be nicer than i was thinking yesterday with highs mid- to upper 60s. forecasting 67 here in washington. 61 by 11:00. 66 at 3:00 and back to 63 by 5:00 p.m. those clouds will thicken up late tonight with a shower or two possible overnight. a better chance of showers tomorrow. a little tough to see some of the broken clouds we have here from the east side of the ridgetops in the appalachians over toward areas in the me

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police now have a man in custody for wednesday's shooting on minnesota avenue. four people were hit. they are all expected to recover. victor cally is now facing charges of assault with intent to kill. police are still not releasing a motive. >>> new york city did it in 2007 and now it looks like the fda wants to ban trans fats for the whole country now. the fda's commissioner margaret hamburg said that move will represent 20,000 heart attacks and 7,000 deaths in the united states each year. trans fats are often used in fried and processed foods to add taste and texture. they're in cookies, crackers and cake m.c.i.s. the agency will collect comment -- cake mixes. the agency will collect comments for two months before setting a phasing out timetable. >>> there are now signs this morning indicating talks between the united states and iran are progressing. secretary of state john kerry is flying to geneva today to take part in nuclear negotiations with iran and other countries. the last-minute decision by kerry could mean iran is close to accepting a deal to curb i

the notice, by tomorrow peefng into southern minnesota. what's happening is rain is going to be developing from the showers coming up out of the south. it's just too warm for chi to get any snow. it's just going to be rain for you and 50 the time it gets col col nufs, this wum is wake being up for temperatures that old air from the mont and is that's why we're going osee that clash of snow and rain together. we'll be looking closely for that snow-rain line because there will be thick roads across the midwest tomorrow and folks making their way to the ballot box. temperatures will stay vet keel, then we'll head into some choirl temperatures overnight for the northeast. as we drop down to 28 for albany, crooler temperatures will go up, a little bit warmer. yes, the jest is getting a gett- getting a little bit harder in the days ahead. >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler in new york and here are tonight's top stories. officials in paramus new jersey say they are searching for someone who opened fire inside a mall monday ni

>> minnesota. i don't do it really well. >> that's right. >> wasn't my best impression. >> that's okay. >> that's the morning's big weather headline. >>> a chilly start to the day for a big stretch of the eastern u.s. a few inches of the white stuff could accumulate in michigan all the way across to buffalo. rain and snow kentucky to north carolina. showers in south florida and also in the pacific northwest. >> l.a. will be at 74 today. 92 phoenix. dallas 49. 44 memphis. chicago 34. washington, d.c., 43. >> old man winter is beginning to wake up a little bit. >> he is starting to blow. >> like a 25-degree drop by the time we leave the studio it will be 25 degrees. it is 50 right now. >> did you bring your big coat? >> i did. >> you are good at easy math. >> i was a math major. >>> here's an incredible story for you. a rabbi and his wife bought a desk on craigslist and it cost less than 200 bucks. >> they had to take it apart because it didn't fit through the door. while doing that, they found a bag

i think that minnesota has more problems. all behind us. they were not hub issues. >> these are almost separate from health care. it has been working a lot better. one of the critical elements of success to the state run market changes will be clear communications. do you have open lines of communications with the states, they are operating about the challenges that they are facing and interacting with healthcare.gov. >> yes, we have daily commute haitians and we have teams assigned to work with states. or two, we doek either a videoconference or we call the states. we have very open lines of communications with states. >> there has been a number of andtions about security private information. i am chairman of the judiciary committee. i spent a lot of time working on protecting privacy. to me. very concerning can you tell me what you are doing now to make sure that issumers health information securely protected? >> we are meeting all of the standards, we do continuous security testing. i have kind of walk through those. we have a dedicated

the presiding officer: the senator from minnesota is recognized. ms. klobuchar: mr. president, i also wanted to thank the senators that are gathered here today for their stalwart support for this bill. senator merkley who has -- who as senator murkowski has mentioned has been there since the day he got to the senate and actually would be working on this issue before when he was in oregon. and also senator collins for working with senator kirk, leadership and courage he has shown on nearly every issue that's come before this chamber, and then senator murkowski, i just love that you can talk about alaska's sense of independence and their belief that you treat people well and you don't discriminate against them and just the picture of you in your neighborhood with all of the diversity that i think a lot of people in other states don't expect of alaska, but anyone who has visited there sees firsthand. i also wanted to mention since you brought up senator portman's amendment today, which is a good amendment, i was going through my twitter feed -- the presiding officer bei

i would recycle you to come up and see the sewer system in minnesota that's why we see this through the plant. a lot of people don't realize how much work sgo goes into cleaning the water were. we offer free service to san item 2: 130912: colle >>> good afternoon. welcome to the board of supervisors meeting of october 29, 2013, roll call vote taken the clerk: mr. president, all members are present. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen. please join us on the pledge of allegiance. >> colleagues, we have our september 24, 2013, board meeting minutes. can i have a motion to approve. those minutes are approved. >> madam clerk any communications? >> i have no communication. >> item 1. item 1:[administrative code - mayor's fund for the homeless] sponsors: mayor; farrell, kim and campos ordinance amending the administrative code to transfer administration of the mayor's fund for the homeless from the director of the human services agency to the director of the mayor's office of housing opportunities, partnerships and engagement hopee >> item 1. item 1:[administrative code - mayor's fund for the h