klobuchar live from a blustery and snowy minneapolis where she is expected to announce her bid for president on this very cold ask sn and snowy day there. it's roughly 12 to 14 degrees. we'll take you there when it happens. klobuchar joins candidates who are hoping to face off against donald trump in the next election. five of those candidates have campaign events scheduled for different parts of the day in different parts of the country. let's go to suzanne malveaux in minnesota. i can see the snow collected on your hat, suzanne. supporters there are enthusiastic. what's happening? >> reporter: it's been snowing for the last couple hours, and you're right, it's about 14 degrees, but it has not dampened the enthusiasm of the people out here along with volunteers who have been listening to the mayor for the last 20 minutes or so. we expect momentarily the senator will be out here with her 90-year-old father as well, a former newspaper man, a journalist himself, and they'll be rolling the official announcement out very shortly. we expect her to talk about the fact she doesn't have a

accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> and we are live just north of downtown minneapolis. blue islanding at park along the mississippi river where minnesota senator amy klobuchar is holding a rally to announce that she is going to run for president in 2020. we have live coverage for you as part of the road to the white house 2020 coverage from snowy minnesota here on c-span. that is what we do in minneapolis, the biggest city in the state, known for voter turnout, number one in the entire country. best part system in the entire country. -- best park system in the entire country. the home of prints. -- the home of prince. and by the way, the perfect campaign tonch a take back the white house for the entire united states of america. so, amy, you know, she is the senator next-door. for me, i mean that quite literally, because she lives just a few blocks away. this campaign is a homegrown one based right here in minnesota. know, she takes this on the minnesota way. it's not about having a big machine or lots of money. it's about neighbors talking to neighbors about ideas that quite simply improve le

. live in minneapolis where the temperature is well below freezing, but the crowd is on fire for their senator, amy klobuchar, soon to announce her bid for the white house, adding to the growing list of democrats ready to take on president trump. >>> and shut down part two? border talks over the president's wall have broken down and currently stalled for a deadline set for friday. could we be heading for another shutdown? the troubling response from the president's chief of staff. >>> we cannot definitively rule out a government shutdown at the end of the week? >> you absolutely cannot. >>> we'll get to that shutdown threat in a moment, but we begin with the race for the white house taking shape. we're awaiting minnesota senator amy klobuchar to officially jump into the presidential pool, mind you, if that was lit earl, it would likely be a frozen pool given the minneapolis weather right now. the live pictures right there from the banks of the mississippi river in the heart of minneapolis where supporters are fighting the very frigid temperatures to be there for the launch. right now,

campaign sunday with an outdoor rally in minneapolis during a heavy snowstorm. >> i do not have a political machine, i do and a come from money.

announces her candidacy of president to supporters in minneapolis. this runs about 25 minutes. ♪ [chanting amy] >> hello, everyone. welcome, america, to boom island. where are we? >> boom island! little snow stop us. we don't let a little cold stop us. are you guys even cold? elected i said that leaders should go where it's where it's but also uncomfortable, this is what i meant. [cheers] >> now, john and i, i want to amazing and ur and staff for putting this together. unbelievable. also, the city of minneapolis you., thank all the incredible people that turned out. tina smith and governor walls, lieutenant overnor peggy flannigan, highest ranking native american nation.ficial in our our congressional delegation, thank you. commissioners, forgot, my dad, years old. you always want to thank your in-laws, thank you, dudley, who traveled with prince for so many here. for being if prince can do that halftime how in all of that rain, i can do this in this snow. thank you, friends from across the country. this is why we live here. greater, minnesota, thank you, suburbs, and thank

it like us. this is snow coming down in minneapolis this morning. we are going to get a live report from there in just a moment. but al has more on what you'll face as you heads out the door this morning. hey, al. good morning. >> good morning. thanks for getting your first weather from us. take a look. 97 million people affected with winter storm advisories, winter storm warnings. and to the south, heavy rain. we've got flood watching in effect. minneapolis to green bay, detroit, all looking at frozen precip. this is going to time out this way. snow moves into new york city later this morning in the next hour or two. look for heavy rain from cleveland to washington, d.c. an icy mix from detroit, state college, philadelphia. that rain/snow line starts to push north during the afternoon hours. then as we get into nechk, heavy snow from albany, burlington. and what we're looking at as far as rain -- snowfall amount, basically about 6 inches or more as you get into the upper parts of the midwest. then as we move east, that's where the heavy snow is. upwards of 18 inches in parts of ups

this together. unbelievable. also, the city of minneapolis you., thank all the incredible people that turned out. tina smith and governor walls, lieutenant overnor peggy flannigan, highest ranking native american nation.ficial in our our congressional delegation, thank you. commissioners, forgot, my dad, years old. you always want to thank your in-laws, thank you, dudley, who traveled with prince for so many here. for being if prince can do that halftime how in all of that rain, i can do this in this snow. thank you, friends from across the country. this is why we live here. greater, minnesota, thank you, suburbs, and thank you, the twin cities of minneapolis, st. paul. today on ered here mississippi l river. america's great river, running straight through the middle of the ountry and through heartland. it takes its name from the word for the n father of waters. small up north. like so many of you as a kid, i got the thrill of going up there and claiming that i jumped clear the mississippi river. this flowss wider as down here to the twin cities and mom to wisconsin, where my was born

senator amy klobuchar will take to the stage in a very snowy subfreezing rally in minneapolis to make her big announcement. it is just 14 degrees there now with a few flurries in the air. she will join the crowded group of democrats hoping to beat president trump in next year's election. we'll bring her comments to you live as it happens. >>> so let's get started with cnn's white house correspondent boris sanchez. the president is getting ready to make a trip to the board tomorrow, but is that what's top of the line, the border, or is it the potential for another government shutdown? >> reporter: both will certainly be part of the president's rally in el pass o, texas tomorrow, fred. republicans and democrats are hearing from sources that they're at yet another impasse, this time over a disagreement that the number of beds that democrats are trying to limit that republicans want in i.c.e. detention centers. republicans have balked at the figures democrats have offered up. democrats have argued they have made concessions on other things the president wants, such as funding for the presiden

down in minneapolis this morning. we are going to get a life report fusm there in a moment. al has more on what you'll face as you head out the door this rning. al, good morning. >> take a look, 97 million people affected. heavy ra, for 45 million people, flood watches in effect. heavy rain to the south. to the north, minneapolis, chicago, green bay, detroit, this is all going to time out this way. snow mes into new york city later this morning, in the next hour or two, look for hea rain from cleveland to washington, d.c., icy mix from detroit, state college. philadelphia, the rain-snow lint star push north during the afternoon hours. heavy snow from albany, burlington, boston and portland. from syracuse state college into new york. what we're looking as far as snowfall amounts, basically about six inchess or more you get into the upper parts of the midwest. then as we move east that's where the heavy snow falls. one to three inches, new york, williamsport. upwards of 18 inchesnto northern new england. freezing rain and ice causing problems throughout much of pennsylvania, upstate

amounts about six inches or so, and places like minneapolis. if minneapolis picks up six inches this will be the snowiest february in minneapolis history. it then makes it's way to the east and the biggest numbers will be felt in the pennsylvania mountains, could be seeing over nine inches of snow there. that's what we see, jeff. we're staying on top of this. >> glor: keeping lonnie and all forecasters busy. >> all kinds of stuff. >> glor: thank you very much. the white house today responded to a new report alleging the president made an unusual request of his acting attorney general, while his personal lawyer, michael cohen, was under investigation. paula reid has more on this story. >> reporter: president trump denied a "new york times" report that he asked his acting attorney general to intervene in an investigation into hush money payments made by his former personal attorney. >> did you ask matthew whitaker to change the leadership into investigation into your former personal attorney, michael cohen? >> no, not at all. i don't know who gave you that. that's more fake news. >> re

precipitation. and much colder. we snap back to winter. 30 below in minneapolis tomorrow for a morning wind chill and another winter storm coming for seattle. significant snow event beginning there tomorrow afternoon. david? >> rob marciano tracking it for us. thank you, rob. >>> we're going to turn next to the political crisis in virginia, and in an unbelievable turn, growing yet again tonight. first, it was the governor under pressure to resign for that racist image in his medical school yearbook, then the lieutenant governor, who would serve next, he's facing that allegation of sexual assault, followed by the state attorney general, revealing he wore blackface once in college. all three democrats. and now, tonight, another top lawmaker, a republican, facing questions about his past. abc's chief national affairs correspondent tom llamas from richmond, the state capital. >> reporter: tonight in virginia, governor ralph northam has all but vanished. no word from him at all in a nearly a week. an avalanche of headlines telling the tale, "state of turmoil," "political crisis escalates,"

dakota to new england. snow piled up to a record high in minneapolis tonight. in the east, there is sleet and heavy rain. here's don dahler. >> reporter: from the midwest to the northeast, a massive winter storm is making a mess. nearly 3,000 flights were thnceled. >> a little distressing. we found out that our flight has .een canceled to boston. >> reporter: it's even worse on the roads with crashes all across the country. washington, d.c. had another shutdown today, but not because of politics. schools and businesses closed in dozens of states. and one midwest city shattered a record. minnesota knows snow. in fact, they get so much here in minneapolis that they built these skyways so that people can walk between buildings and keep their feet warm. but they have never seen a february like this-- more snow than ever since recordkeeping began back in 1885. in maryland and ohio... >> wow! >> it's thunder snow. >> reporter: ...and in new jersey, the governor declared a ..ate of emergency. >> when you're on your way home, please, please, take it slow and use common sense and caution. >> repor

minus 1, compared to the last 48 hours, that's spectacular. minneapolis minus 7. we're looking at minus 17 windchills in rochester. the weekend temperatures warm up. chicago and minneapolis 46. almost 60 degrees in atlanta. new york city warms to 41. and roanoke, a high sunday of 57 degrees. we can say so long for now to the polar vortex. lester? >> good riddance too. al roker, thanks. >>> now to a massive bust at the border. what the feds say is the largest seizure in u.s. history of fentanyl, the synthetic drug that kills more americans than any pete williams has details. >> reporter: customs and border protection says its officers found 254 pounds of fentanyl, more than twice the previous record seizure and worth $3.5 million. it was discovered in a truck trying to come from mexico through the border checkpoint in nogales, arizona. when it drove through an x-ray scanner like this one, cvp says, officers noted something unusual about the floor of the cargo area. a drug-sniffing dog alerted to a spot in the truck that was loaded with cucumbers. >> cbp officers discovered a nonfactory c

with the rain all the way down to houston, snow in minneapolis and snow breaking out in areas of pennsylvania. it's the area north of the red line. that's the freezing line where we have had a lot of ice problems, that includes the chicago area, northern indiana, along the michigan border towards toledo. as we go through the day today, the icing concerns will shift to the interior sections of the minneapolis, 2 to 4 inches possible. other areas of northern michigan and wisconsin will get hit with a lot more than that. the flooding is a big concern with the storm, too, 46 million people included in that. don't ignore them. >> that's a lot of people. >> and a lot of concerns. bill, thank you. >>> katy perry is facing backlash for a shoe design that some say resemble black face. two feature a face with overexaggerated red lips. the shoes were also available in different colors, people quickly pointed out the problematic image of the black ones. the items have been taken down online. the singer responded with a statement saying our intention was never to inflict any pain. >>>f j bezo

. north of minneapolis, green bay milwaukee to that, included into that, grand rapids, detroit possibly one or 2 inch. westerew york state, a lot of people will have 3 to 4 inches of snow. wednesday evening we could get a little coating of snow in aewas ofengland. so just be prepared. maybe some minor travel delays. that's a look at tor big weather of the day. now here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> well, it's plenty cold enough, the snow. no doubt about that. single digits still from fargo to bismarck and brutely cold in minneapolis at 11. it feels like spring in the south. a cernce of thuorms along the gulf coast. >>> so, it's split across the country. outh starting to think about spring while the north is wondering where the shovels still are. >> seems that's the case. bill, thank you.to in y's quick hits, chicago heads to the polls to vote for a new mayor. the race iin boa 14 candidates. the largest field of mayoral hopefuls in chicago history. it comeser aahm emmanuel announced he would not seek a third toerm. a houston rockets all-star james ames n hit consecutive

in and the temperatures are supportive of it, minneapolis a high of only 16, chicago at 31, not enough moist makes it there in time to produce significant snow just yet, but overnight you choo see so could see some of that mix in, but minneapolis 6 to 8 inches is your forecast. just about everyone else gets in on decent rainfall. but notice this, chicago climbs up into the 40s, drops back down into the teens by friday. minneapolis down to 1. and even after the climb in places like new york, of almost 60 degrees, we bring it back down to reality into the 40s. and back towards the west, also watching some wintry weather into the inter-mountain west, parts of california, washington state and oregon have seen significant snow, all of that shifting off toward the east. and expect decent snows into places such as salt lake city. guys. >>> a shocking admission to tell you about from liam neeson who says that he once contemplated racist revenge and he is expressing regret for it. he tells the british newspaper the independent that it happened years ago. he didn't exactly say where or wh

unusual kickoffs weather wise, you are look at boom island in mississippi river, minneapolis, minnesota, braving snow and 15-degree temperatures to announce that she's in the race, senator klobuchar is moderate who basically is partly relying on toughness and minnesota and praise the governor of that state saying that she will replace chaos in washington and put down shutdowns in twitter and real accomplishments. arthel: several other speakers took the stage before we await the senator there. senator another minnesotan spoke about amy klobuchar, respect, stability, decency and a whole lot more honesty is what we can expect from senator klobuchar and there she is on the stage in the mustard-gold coat there and 15-degree weather. whoa, that's too cold for me but the minnesotans can handle it. eric: klobuchar yale university. >> hello, everyone. eric: let's listen to amy klobuchar announce. >> welcome, america to boom island, where are we? now, we don't let a little snow stop us. we don't let a little cold stop us. like are you guys even cold? when i said that elected leaders should go not

to make, bundle up and meet me at boom island in minneapolis on sunday february 10th. >> the candidates aren't wasting -- waisting any time. >> this is the first full day of my campaign. what happens in 2020 is going to determine the direction of our nation, the direction of our people. >> senator warren's campaign has been dogged by controversial claims of being native american. the president not letting it go, senator warren sometimes referred to me as pocahontas has she decided that after 32 years this is not playing so well anymore, so you on the campaign trail, liz. well, this point record number of women are running for president as candidates of major parties, 5 democrats so far and that's without counting senator klobuchar, 1972 and 2016 when two female candidates ran for major party nominations, gillian. gillian: great reporting, thanks for that, jackie. leland: amy klobuchar wasn't kidding when she said bundle up, 14-degrees in minneapolis, minnesota, even colder when elizabeth warren announced. elizabeth warren obviously under a lot of pressure and a lot of heat fo

staffer of yours has applied for an event permit in minneapolis this weekend. those were the sorts of tea leaves we have been trying to read. >> it's called investigative reporting. rachel, you have been asking me this forever. okay, so sunday, come to boom island, minneapolis, as in boom island drop the mic and then you'll find out. it's going to be a little cold, 20 degrees. wear warm clothes. maybe have little heat warmers with you, but then you'll find out my decision. >> on sunday, boom island in minneapolis, you are going to announce your decision. >> i am. we've had so many discussions about this. i thought, well, here you go. that's the moment. >> thank you. i've been trying to pry this out of you for years. senator klobuchar -- >> we'll have hot chocolate, campfires, be there. >> we will be there. senator amy klobuchar, thank you for letting us know and appreciate you being here tonight. >> thanks, rachel. thank you, everyone. >>> joining us now is congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, democrat from new york. she is one of the highest profiles of the freshman class. with he

live with cory booker in des moines, iowa. on sunday, minnesota senator minneapolis toin make a major campaign announcement. follow all the candidates on the road to the white house on c-span and c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> it may be difficult for you to believe around the country, but it's about one year until they select a process for the 2020 presidential campaign. so we're very pleased to talk presidential politics with the democratic party chairs of the primaries and caucuses. joining us from iowa, troy price, i was democratic party chair, iowa native, and hillary clinton's campaign manager in the state. and in 2012, ran the state for barack obama. welcome to c-span's newsmakers. >> thank you so much for having me. >> joining us from new hampshire, ray buckley, chair of the new hampshire democratic party since 2007. he's also one of the vice chairs of the democratic national committee. nice to see you again. i can't believe it's time for new hampshire politics. >> we are very excited. >> let me introduce you to reporters asking questions. josh is with t

minneapolis. a driver shooting a school bus driver and hitting the bus driver twice. here's abc's clayton sandell with the new surveillance. >> reporter: what police say started as a fender bender between a car and a school bus, tonight, a case of attempted murder. captured tuesday on this minneapolis traffic camera, police say this is 31-year-old kenneth lilly, stopped in traffic, walking towards the bus after it apparently bumped his car. >> it looks like the guy is in some sort of security uniform or something. looks like he is -- does have a weapon on him. >> reporter: when the bus driver refuses to let lilly onboard, because there's an 8-year-old girl in the back, police say lilly pulls a .9 millimeter handgun, and you can see the flashes, opens fire, striking the bus driver in the arm and grazing his head. >> pulled over on the left shoulder, i've got him on camera. >> reporter: police say lilly then calls 911. officers arriving moments later and take him into custody. investigators say lilly told them he feared for his life. >> we do not believe there was a self-defense cla

three or four day period. minneapolis will be 42, a 65 degree swing. atlanta, georgia, home of the super bowl, it will be about 60 degrees, a 33 degree swing from where they were this morning. i will say for atlanta, cloudy sky on super bowl sunday, about a 30% to 40% risk for a shower. but they've got a retractable roof, so they can take care of that. it is not a problem for them. i will say it's not a shower we are looking at on the west coast. we have a strong storm system moving in there for you taking place tomorrow, during the afternoon intensifying into the nighttime hours. but we are talking two to three inches of rain at the coast, that comes coupled with some hurricane force wind, at least near hurricane force strength, 70 to 75 mile per hour gusts possible. up in the sierra, we are talking three to five feet of snow. they have already had an event where they picked up three to five feet. it could be another one this weekend. jeff, let's go back to you. >> glor: thanks, lonnie, still amazing to hear some of these numbers. >> reporter: something else. >> glor: yeah. after

temporarily shutting down all the runways at the minneapolis/st. paul airport. across the heartland, driving is treacherous. a kansas woman was killed when her vehicle overturned. 11 vehicles, including nine semis, involved in multiple crashes on interstate 80 west of lincoln, nebraska. three people taken to the hospital. troopers warning drivers in the state to slow down. >> actually looks partially clear, but it's not. where that portion, where it shows pavement, is actually a sheet of ice. it's very slick. >> reporter: in the south, torrential downpours and flooding in tuscaloosa, alabama. some streets underwater in atlanta. parts of the region could get up to six inches of rain as the system moves through. and david, we saw all of those problems in d.c. airports. now, we're getting hit more here in new york. we're talking about more than 1,600 flights canceled and delayed. that number is only growing, david. >> and as you point out, not done with this yet. gio, thank you. let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee, tracking this storm and then the next one. hey, ginger. >

. minneapolis declares a snow emergency. >> stay home, get off the roads. >> begnaud: while severe flooding and deadly storms rip through the south. also tonight, border fight. house democrats prepare to block the president's controversial emergency declaration. >> this is an unconstitutional action. >> begnaud: north korea's kim heads to vietnam for another high-stakes summit with president trump. the pope calls for an all-out battle against sex abuse, as the landmark vatican meeting ends. but victims say words are not enough. >> words are meaningless unless there is some type of bite to those words. >> begnaud: and a ung lover getshe ride of his life. >> awesome! >> begnaud: good evening, i'm david begnaud. the weather must be really bad for the twin cities of minneapolis and st. paul to declare snow emergencies, and that happened today. blizzards have made travel treacherous across the midwest. in the south, millions of people are coping with record rain and deadly tornadoes. meg oliver has the latest. >> reporter: the national weather service has a crew on the ground assessing tornado d

of severe weather is the 1,600 miles from minneapolis to maine. plenty of accidents and power has been knocked out as cities, including chicago, new york, and boston, deal with a mix of snow, ice, and rain, followed by an overnight freeze. some areas could get a foot and a half of snow. here's david begnaud. >> reporter: the wall of wintry mix was a wallop. highways from the midwest to the northeast were littered with cars that just couldn't hold up to the icy roads. from the great lakes to times square, the front of ice and snow made for a frozen blanket. in new york, a semi-truck overturned on slippery roads. we're no york, on interstate 87, and this part has not been plowed. so traffic's moving at about 50 miles per hour, but, otherwise, today we've seen it all-- sleet, snow, and ice. ice covered street signs in chicago, while forcing some pedestrians to watch out for ice falling from the sky scrapers. for many people caught in it, the most basic of tasks, like walking to school, was difficult. >> it's crazier than i've ever seen. oh, it's incredibly slippery. if you're not hav

chicago will be slick, and minneapolis gets more snow. meanwhile, some ski resorts in california's sierra nevada are trying to dig out. they got up to 117 inches of snow since saturday. as for today's temperatures, l.a. and phoenix won't break 60. minneapolis will top out at 24. chicago and detroit, 36 and high 40s in the northeast. >>> coming up, the new effort to build a plane that can fly 1,000 miles per hour. >>> but first new trouble for senator elizabeth warren as she prepares to launch her presidential campaign. >>> and later, they're being called real-life lassies. how two dogs hel >>> have you given yourself a deadline? i'm serious about that. have you given yourself a deadline? >> and the serious answer is really soon. >> that's former congressman beto o'rourke teasing a possible run for the white house. he told oprah during the taping of a tv special that he'll make a decision by the end of the month on whether he will run, and his family will play a key role. the 46-year-old democrat gained national attention when he ran against senator ted cruz. >>> a new revelation th

morning. this dangerous storm has several personalities with snow throughout minneapolis, but heavier snow around the great lakes with dangerous ice along with rain in the ohio valley region. and severe storms in the deep south. 6 to 12 inches in minneapolis. at least 36 in fargo then the dangerous ice that reaches back towards kansas city all the way towards the great lakes region and then we're looking at scattered showers moving from the ohio valley region right on top of the east coast by thursday night with an icy mix to the north. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> one airline is cleaning up some controversy. coming up, why their napkins are being called creepy. . also ahead, a judge is seen stumbling during her drunk driving arrest but now a new explanation for her behavior. >>> and later the fallout after a best-selling author accused of living a double life admits lying about having cancer. >>> we're back with a building collapse caught on video in istanbul, turkey. authorities have now found a third body in the rubble and also pulled 12 people from the debris t

says that she will announce her decision this sunday in minneapolis. >> come to boom island in minneapolis, and then you'll find out. it's going to be a little cold, 20 degrees, wear warm clothes, maybe have, you know, a little heat warmers with you. but then you'll find out my decision. we're going to have hot chocolate, campfires. be there. >> trevor: okay, she-- she's obviously running, right? ( laughter ) no, because, if she isn't this is super messed up. why would you drag everyone out to some frozen island in minnesota to announce that you're not running for president. let me tell you something, if i haul my ass out there and you're not running for president, i'll be like, "eff that. we were shutting this thing down. no one leaves until somebody announces they're running for program. sm the biggest news from the democratic race this week isn't about the people who might run. it's about a big name who is already in the race. >> this morning, 2020 presidential hopefu hopeful elih warren is facing renewed back lask. "the washington post" obtained her 1986 registration for th

under a year's worth of snowfall in just a day, and another big snowmaker taking aim for minneapolis and chicago, to new york and boston. al roker is here. >>> the measles outbreak now growing to at least ten states, blamed on parents not vaccinating their children. as it spreadsome kids now old enough and going around their parents to get the vaccinations themselves. >>> tonight's face-off on the border. president trump in beto o'rourke's backyard. their dueling rallies from miles apart as ay another shutdown. >>> growing concerns over those diminishing tax returns after the gop's tax overhaul. last year this family got $10,000 back. this year, they owed $10,000. >> it felt very scary, and i felt i had failed my family. honestly, that's how i felt. i thought what did i do wrong? >> tonight the one thing experts say you need to check right now. >>> back legalized weed as pot takes center stage in 2020. >> i have. >> okay. >> and i inhaled. >> kamala harris says it brings people joy and we need more joy. >>> a polar bear invasion. so many roaming the streets people are afraid to go ou

winter storm right now affecting 39 states closing schools from minneapolis to philadelphia today. >> this was the scene near kansas city overnight. snow and wind reducing visibility on interstate 29 making travel treacherous. hundreds of flights have already been canceled across the country. let's get right to the radar here. it is live. it is up to 9 inches of snow, which is possible from omaha to minneapolis. only an inch or two in chicago and detroit. but in washington, d.c., federal offices are closed because the city could see up to five inches. >> and in the south flooding rain is the big concern from arkansas to georgia. that storm is merging with another system which already made highways slick in new mexico sending cars spinning out of control like you just saw there. we get the latest from accuweather's melissa constanzer. melissa, good morning. >> janai, kenneth, this is a big storm system. as it moves to the northeast it starts out for many of the big east coast cities as snow transitioning to sleet, freezing rain and eventually just plain rain where they'll get soaki

, u.s. senator amy klobuchar made her big announcement at a subfreezing rally in minneapolis. >> i stand before you as the granddaughter of an iron-ore miner, as the daughter of a teacher and a newspaper man, as the first woman elected to the united states senate from the state of minnesota. [ cheers and applause ] to announce my candidacy for president of the united states. >> and we'll have more on the crowded democratic field in just a little bit. so let's begin with cnn's white house correspondent boris sanchez. good to see you, boris. the president is getting ready to make a trip to the border tomorrow. what can you tell us? >> reporter: hey there, fred. yeah, the president is going to be speaking in el paso, texas. we will likely hear him bash democrats. it is still to be a question what the president will say to the american people just five days, four days before a second potential government shutdown. more on that in a second. what i can tell you is talks so far between democrats and republicans have slowed down. sources have indicated that they are at an impasse over a pr

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president got bigger today. amy klobachar announcing her candidacy before a crowd in minneapolis where it was 15 degrees and snowing heavily. among her things she said on day one of her presidency, the u.s. will rejoin the climate agreement that president trump withdrew from. >>> in virginia, a political storm, ralph northam says today he's not going anywhere as he tries to move beyond the controversy over thais medical yearbook. geoff bennett reports on the controversy over northam and virginia lieutenant governor. >> reporter: ralph northam in his first tv interview in a black face scandal says he won't step down. >> i am not going anywhere. >> reporter: northam's new plan pushing for androg agenda of eq. >> just 90 miles from here in 1619, the first servant from africa laying it on our shores and old point comfort of what we call now -- >> also known as slavery. >> i think i am in a position to take virginia to the next level. >> a new sign of support. >> reporter: a washington post finding the majority of african-americans want northam to be on the job. >> i think he has changed. >> i

the cold, the really cold conditions. >> yeah. take a look at the map. minneapolis is 15 below zero. colder in green bay. burlington, vermont, negative 19 degrees. boston, negative five, but it will feel like negative one here in new york. the warm up is coming. new york will climb nearly 50 degrees in the next few days. a slow clap here. minneapolis, chicago and minneapolis will be rising 45 degrees from the coldest point of the last few days. wow! >> i know it's winter, but every time you say negative, negative, i'm like, those temperatures, i can't believe them. >> the thing i think about is i think of february as the coldest and it's just february 1st today. i have to move so you can see jack. all right. to politics now. president trump tells new york times talks with congress over a border wall are, quote, a waste of time. he plans to build it on his own when talks end in two weeks. >> he denied being in disagreement with his intelligence chief. this, after slamming the top officials of isis, iran and north korea earlier in the week. the president called them into the oval offi

but i want to get one last question in from mayor jacob gray of minneapolis who was, as you may know, just able to usher through an ambitious zoning platform. mayor gray. >> thank you very much. jacob fry, mayor of minneapolis. i wanted to ask a question about unset erred homelessness. we recently had a pretty significant homeless encampment that we were able to transition to a navigation center but there is a good chance that they will pop up again. what are you doing about homeless encampments, how do you work through the process? obviously it's a difficult one. >> we emptied out a train track area which was below grade where people were living for 20, 30 years, injecting drugs and dying on the tracks. we had 12 to 14 people a year die of overdoses. so the community there wanted us to remove those folks from there. once we did which we knew was going to happen they went and camped in other places. so we had four major encampments in one particular neighborhood, this he went underneath the train trestles. and people are really helpful and they want to be nice, but when you bring peo

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on wednesday. starting off this morning with snow. bismarck, minneapolis this afternoon towards the evening, the evening drive. just light but enough to make a little coating on the roads. trust me plenty cold to stick here. the high in minneapolis today is in the teen. as we go through wednesday morning snow quickly moves through michigan. this is 6:00 p.m. tomorrow evening with snow from buffalo to syracuse, rochester, binghampton, all the way into albany and snow for the evening rush hour in hartford. enough to plow and shovel. this pink and purple is four the to six inches of snow from buffalo through western new york, even areas of higher terrain in connecticut and massachusetts could see two to three inches. new york city northward is the snow line south new york city not much and our friends in michigan same for you, north of detroit and northern wisconsin. when we come back we'll talk a little bit what march will look like. you may not like it. >> what? >> can we skip it? >> how about if we just don't come back. >> still ahead the very latest on the charges filed against new

. we have some big brains. live from minneapolis where accuweather says the real feel is only minus 8. pete in sorts. >> board shorts, baby. >> pete, we're going to start off with you you're tough you guys have really been suffering here january, the best january in a long time. you think that momentum, maybe not to the level of that but th positive stock momentum will continue >> i tend to lean that way, sully. the reason i do is we went into the earning season and there was anticipation of what we heard in the previous season which is we don't have any vision. the interesting part has been we are seeing guidance. we're seeing vision towards the future in terms of some of these earnings i think that's the big toe it seems as if a lot of the ceos has been able to determine, we think we know what's -- at least in front of us in terms of the trade war. the fed now moving off to the side that's been helpful as well. i think it's about trade and the fact we are seeing better vision whether it's the industrials this nice lift you see out of these energy names because with oil sort of hover

. >>> dave, amazing, really good lucky guess if they weren't having the super bowl in minneapolis this year, right? >> yeah, i can't imagine. they would have had to cancel events, keep people inside. the nfl definitely lucked out. what is ivan talking about news anchors growing beards? that is madness. >> i don't know. >> we'll talk about the super bowl when we come back. how should the rams attack tom brady in this super bowl? i asked a guy who would know, a former super bowl mvp pass rusher von miller of the broncos. how do you get to tom brady, how do you do it? >> you have to be relentless. >> more of that plus who miller thinks will win the big game on sunday. what do harvard graduates know about cognitive performance? as you'd probably guess, a lot. that's why a new brain health supplement called forebrain from the harvard-educated experts at force factor is flying off the shelves at gnc. forebrain's key ingredients have been clinically shown to help enhance sharpness and clarity, improve memory, and promote learning ability. and now every man and woman in america can claim a com

minneapolis, look how it's connecting over the gulf, and places like louisiana, mississippi this moisture trying to make its way our way, which it will and it brings the colder air. 73 d.c., 29 t current wind chill in cleveland. noisally i show a map like this is the cold air racing in. that's not what's going to happen the frontal boundary, it's stuck here. but tomorrow about 20 degrees cooler. elis is still above average temperature around 51 degrees tomorrow, our average high is in the mid 40s. temperatures on the mild side with the rain. here's the rain, timing iton ou our wednesday, no rain early, most of it comes in the afternoon, but cloud cover and cooler temperatures, notice by 2:00 we're still on the dry side. the evening rush just in time, here comes the, making its way in backra towarinds i-81, eresburg, frederick, and tomorrow aon by 9:00 that wave moves through. another wave moves through by thursday morning and the thursday morning rush could be a problem here. rain thursday morning and then weee thearm front come through. we go back into the 60s. you see this topsy turvy,

where an address? in minneapolis minnesota is the top hot bed for terror in america fbi shows 45 somalis have left the city to join isys or al shabbat and another dozen arrest while trying to leave isys. by the way the congressional district including minneapolis then and other freshman firebrand omar who is defending the terrorist not making a connection just pointing the facts and now we have kelly and conway. >> hi jesse. i want to play some sound of the senator talking about reparations and her support of them. with 200 years of slavery jim crow with legal segregation in america people are starting out on the same base to succeed so we have to recognize that. . >> cynic and then put it up to a vote. >> she should do that. actually some experts say if not the first african-american president barack obama did not show support for this. and there was those fundraising numbers smollet now he is the target of a criminalal investigation, sociam half the people working in the private insurance industry in california lose their jobs on hundred 80 million people would lose private ins

community reinvestment act i was in the minneapolis minneapolis delta talking to some banking community activists. this is something that could be of confidence to banking it could come back weeker. what warren was say is -- that they are not going to do >> one other interesting point, when powell was questioning about whether or not they need to assess their risks for climate change i'm not sure if we're there yet, but we might be getting there. what he did say is this notion of banks on the coast are already incorporating issues of weather, but when you're talking about other way that is it may have affected some wall street companies, it's not out of the question this might have been something that might soon be as issue. >> you had as to figure that the fed chair would be asked about those comments about the former fed chairman powell punted quickly on that. >> the drinking game today was when powell say we stayed in our lane there were several places he said, that's not for me. >> i think it was sherrod brown. i may have that wrong. steve, thank you >>> we're going to tak