michael, minnesota, for receiving the 2019 minnesota family business award. they have proudly owned and operated the bank for more than four decades serving as a lifeline for their customers and community. as a small financial institution, the financial crisis took its toll on highland and families in and around st. michael. nevertheless, the wall family persevered and led their bank and community through a very difficult economic time. the resiliency and community focused nature of banks like highland are essential to helping minnesotans and americans pursue and achieve their american dream. family owned institutions like the highland bank understand the needs of their neighbors and business owners and -- of their neighbors and business owners and in turn empower families and local economies on main streets across our country. congratulations to the highland bank and wall family on your recognition and thank you for all you do for st. michael and minnesota's sixth congressional district. to wish theay farm bureau federation a happy 100th birthday. it has bee

minnesota nice? >> yea so, eventually, this guy, this local guy in red lake county, he's like, "look, if you're going to sayll this stuff about us, you should really come out here and take a look." and, younow, i kind of told my wife about this. i'm like, "they want me to come out there. do you think i should do it?" and she was like, "no, they're doinottgo out there." but my editor was kind of like, let's go see what s." and so, i went and visited, and i was expecting kind of... you know, we have these... these ideas about rural america, this framework where everybody's struggling, and everybody is poor, and everybody is on drugsa and things arey bad. and that's kind of what i was expecting going in there. but i show up in this town, and it... it was more like norman rockwell. it was very, just, americana. you know, i... i pulled up to the county courthouse to meet with this guy, jason, who invited me. they had actually gathered the mayor, this... the county commissioners. they had a marching band t

minnesota and new hampshire have a lot in common. we both have a lot of lakes and forests. you maybe have mountains that we don't have, but we have one andly cool thing in common, that is we are only a handful of states that had the wisdom to send not one, but two women to the u.s. senate. [applause] jeannie andar: maggie are some of my best friends in the senate. maggie and i compete for the new york times many crossword puzzle every morning and when she gets a really good time, sometimes i see any mail from telling me she got it done in 28 seconds, before i actually see the puzzle , but she is an incredible person and it is very interesting. you have the only two women, the first two women in the history of the united states out of new hampshire that served as both governor and senator. jean, who i think you know is up for election this time, and i go way back. i got to know her when she was campaigning nationally for various presidential candidate and we have stayed at their house on vacation with their family, but i actually -- one of my most fond memories of gene is i

my mom grew up in milwaukee, and came to minnesota. these are all union stories, that helped her a lot. she was part of the teachers union and taught second grade until she was 70 years old. someplace in the middle my parents got divorced and she went to teaching and a livable wage helped to support our families at that time. and all of that time she didn't have really loans either. i went to school, i had some loans. but then i met my husband and he had a lot of loans, but i married him anyway, like $60,000 of loans. which for some of our students right now doesn't seem like much. my husband grew up in a trailer home, five brothers and his parents were devoted to education. but they had six kids. and so, i am -- i kind of will defy some of the other people running from president, not everyone quite has that story, a story of a family that didn't come from a lot of money and that's why education is so important to me. i just want to be really careful how we do this so when we do it we don't put more debt on your shoulders and make sure

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minnesota and new hampshire have a lot in common. we have a lot of lakes and forests, you have mountains that we don't have, but we do have one really cool thing in common, we are only a handful of states that had the wisdom to send not one but two women into the u.s. senate. maggie are actually some of my best friends in the senate. a few of you have heard this, but maggie and i compete for the crossword puzzle every morning. when she gets a really good time, sometimes i see in email, that she gets a dozen and 28 seconds. this before i even see the puzzle. person, andcredible you have the only two women in the history of the united states out of new hampshire that served as the governor and senator. , you all know she's up for election. we go way back, i got to know her when she was campaigning nationally for various presidential candidates and we stayed at their house, on vacation with their family. memoriesf my most fond is sitting next to her when she first got to the senate and she said to me, we were talking about the gaps and

, he gave it up and move this may in minnesota did that in 1920. [inaudible conversation] we had it for 50 years but we still have it, one by one we get rid of the primary but the sequel here wanted to keep her here and so that's helped. >> [background sounds] >> is the only one whose life. the was legislation, and 75 and said if we had to do the primary like in massachusetts, and 72, if you change the two by moving it up by a week. [background sounds] [inaudible conversation] in the first language has to be that the government, and they no of veto that because the governor will be is it too tempted to use it for their advantage. [applause] [laughter] so the government said no and the legislature often,. [inaudible conversation] >> i served. we staff meetings in his office and there were three of us there were 30 or younger. so we all had a meeting. is on 78 so i had tears. >> you know he retired three or four years ago. >> it was four years ago when he asked me, and what happened when he went to work for lying, he came up with the idea that he was

deangelo russell rm signed with minnesota in past summer. there are rumors the t-wolf still want him but for now a warrior and scored a career high 52. sparky the ready for the show so was d-lo after missing three games with the ankle injury. scored 12 in the first quarter. 17 at the half. warriors to of 20 at the line in the first half fine seconds third quarter d-lo from the logo and splash! . 31 after three. ice in the veins. 30 seconds left. russell with a career high 45. warriors by 4. and the snarl says it all. warriors defense just need a stop. one stop in the final minutes could not get it. andrew wigans gliding in for 2 of the 40 tide at 110. d-low missed late. over time. russell keeps going. oh makes it look effortless. a one-point game finish was a career high 52 but wigans answer pull-up dagger 3. jordan bell, remember him, providing the chest bump there. warriors fall 125-119 in ot in okc tonight. it's the big game at levi stadium in years. 8-0 niners hosting seahawks monday night 5:00 p.m. kick-off on abc 7. te question is whet

same as minnesota. minnesota got rid of it and indiana so we were standing alone. we had it for 50 years, it wasn't really significant. but we still have it. there are other states, one by one would get rid of the primary. get rid of this but the people here wanted to have that power. [inaudible] it was legislation that said if we have to have the primary on the day other than the town meeting in massachusetts, we had to change it by moving it up a week. after 1972 people didn't want to potentially keep moving it up. it's still in the law, the primary will be on our traditional town meeting, unless in order to preserve the tradition it had to be moved up. and the governor would set the date. the governor at the time said no, i'll veto that. because governors will be too tempted to use it to their advantage. >> i have no idea what you're talking about. >> so the governor said no. and then the legislature often -- that's how it came to be. you've been in office? we used to have meetings in his office, there were three of us that were 30 or younger. so paul would have

minnesota got rid of it and indiana so we were standing alone. we had it for 50 years, it wasn't really significant. but we still have it. there are other states, one by one would get rid of the primary. they would get rid of it, but the people here wanted to keep it, and that is why it changed in a lot of places. are you doing anything to commemorate the centennial? he is the only one alive that actually did the work. it was legislation that said if we have to have the primary on the day other than the town meeting in massachusetts, we had in 1972, we had to change the town meeting by moving it up a week. after 1972, people didn't want to potentially keep moving it up. it is still in the law, the primary shall be on our traditional town meeting, unless, in order to preserve the tradition, it had to be moved up. and the first language had it be the governor, because the governor would set the date. the governor at the time said no, i'll veto that. because governors will be too tempted to use it to their advantage. >> [inaudible] [laughter] >> so

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the commander of the minnesota is a man who looks down and says, what are you? >> worden says on the monitor, here to protect you. >> he says, i don't know what you're going to do, but if that thing comes back, i will fight my ship and sink before surrender. he commonly said, i will protect you. i want to tell you about the monitor. we've got about three feet extra headroom in the sketch. everything was compressed within the monitor. the hall, one of the problems is there is an overhang over the whole the hull, one of the problems is there is an overhang over the hull. the virginia came out of here on march 8, had to come up like this, come here, rams and a sink the cumberland, sinks the congress, and the minnesota had cut the corner of what is known as hampton bar. she is sol so badly stuck aground. the virginia came back to a buoy at 6:30 in the morning. she is ready to go. they have breakfast, which was like the breakfast i had this morning with two boiled eggs and two tiggers of whiskey. the fog is there so she is delayed and starts to move like this. the mo

and in minnesota, which is also included in this poll, hillary clinton beat donald trump by just less than two percentage points. all very close states. and there are dangerous signs for president trump and a poll released today by the cook political report and kizer family foundation. among registered voters in michigan, minnesota, pennsylvania and wisconsin, 59% disapprove of how donald trump has handled the presidency. in pennsylvania, 61% disapprove president trump in michigan 58% disapprove president trump, minnesota 58% disapprove of president trump and in wisconsin, 57% disapprove. the poll shows that defeating donald trump is the number one motivation for voting in 2020 in those states, and this poll also has revealing numbers about a democrat running stronger than joe biden in three of those states and after this break, we will discuss that and what this means for donald trump with charlie cook, the editor and publisher "the cook political report." cook political report." ♪ (dramatic orchestra) performance comes in lots of flavors. there's the amped-up, over-tuned, feeding-

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from minnesota seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to address the critical need to pass the usmca, a trade agreement for the 21st century. the usmca will expand our markets, add $63 billion to the economy, and create 176,000 new jobs with thousands of those jobs coming to minnesota. when i am back in minnesota's eighth congressional district meeting farmers, workers, and business men and women alike, i'm often asked, why congress has not passed the usmca even though it was signed by the president nearly a year ago. my answer is this, if we voted on the usmca today, it would pass the house with strong bipartisan support. unfortunately, democratic leadership refusal to bring this critical trade agreement to the house floor for a vote continues and uncertainty remains for millions of americans. pursuing partisan impeachment rathe

minnesota undefeated. they get penn state at home. can't wait to watch the two quarterbacks dan are tanner morgan has done amazing job. big weapons around him at receiver in the backfield. shaun clifford if he wins this he is one of the great stories in the big ten with a committee behind him and maybe the most dynamic play make ner the country. >> if minnesota pup pulled the upset, a big steve steep ford the region championship. also on abc. sc coming offer the beating at the hands of oregon taking on arizona state. >> in game two weeks ago looked significant as far as who was getting in to it pac 12 championship. that has taken a step back with losses. clay helton, his team trying to block out the noise the best they can, get the quarterback back in track and able to make big plays against that arizona state defense. >> and in primetime will clemson take out the irritation at being fifth in the college football playoffs against nc state. >> one of the years for dave doren at nc state, lost a number of corners down to the fifth corne

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. >>> and it is game day in minnesota. how the snow could affect the match-up between the golden gophers and the gadgers. eva pilgrim with some sports analysis today. >> yes, rivalry day. >> stay tuned for that still ahead on "gma." >>> "good morning america" is sponsored by state farm. talk to an agent today at 800-state farm. on the board. what's on the board? 100 acts of good. state farm is challenging us, every good act we do goes... on the board. it's on. at state farm, we're challenging ourselves to each do 100 acts of good. on the board little one. i'm here with state farm employee max, who is saving a beached whale. max... on the board! on the board! (cheering) this man has become an absolute hero. giving back starts with us. join us at neighborhoodofgood.com®. audrey's on it. eating right? on it! staying active? on it. audrey thinks she's doing all she can to manage her type 2 diabetes and heart disease but is her treatment doing enough to lower her heart risk? [sfx: crash of football players colliding off-camera

but this is a game between the ears for minnesota. >> as for minnesota bleaching its strength they control the fate to get to the big 10 against the winner of ohio state and penn state. on the afternoon the ucla and usc a lot of speculation respects around clay helton's future. >> we go back to the era when hoit state and blade alabama abauburn. later in the afternoon you can see the ucla and usc game with the pom poms and sun. great memories of the teams getting together. ucla playing for pride and tough game last we can as they turned it around. the uc it's a team i've been impressed the way clay helton kept the team together. trying to finish 8-4. >> nsc could playbook the pac 12 championship. a game you call arizona and oregon state. >> any time the ducks travel to the state of arizona they have not always played the best football. the female seems on a mission. the herbert the quarterback will be have to be outstanding. >> ducks in good position pepper tank to the football playoffs but a victory on the road against arizona state would be pa of the new floor & decor don't miin milpitas

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but i think this is a game between the ears in my opinion for minnesota. >> as where minnesota believing the strength goefrs gofers. in the amp on abc, the baths for the victory bell. ucla and usc question about clay hen thafternoon you see the usc ucla with the palm palms and bright sun. great memories with these two teams getting together. right now ucla playing for pride tough game last started turn it for it' aou be impresswood the way clay helton kept the team together. trying to finish 8-4. >> and nsc could make the pac 12 championship. a game you call. ducks need to be careful. >> they have to, any time they travel to the state of arizona seems like they have not played the best. this team seems to be a mission. justin herbert the quarterback relief to be outstanding and hit open receivers. >> ducks in good position pertaining to the college football playoff but a viktvy on the road against arizona state would be paramount. they've earned their spot in the pac 12 championship. ohio state and penn state on your sister stopped borrowing your sweaters? yeah! that's yes for less. stop

judy: mary, what about minnesota? are people set in stone about this or are they looking for information? x i think there are some looking for information. the latest polls came out with 45% of minnesotans thinking there waenough evidence to convict and 40% saying there is not. 15% don't haopinion or are undecided. i talked to one independent voter who says he is still watching everything, watchg as much of the hearings ise ossible to m his mind. he says he is staying open-minded. i checked in with another independent, we have a lot of them, and that voter says they are done, they want to move onto issues. we are an issue oriented populace. this voter wanted to hear about health care. we have major employers, the tayo clinic is the largest employer in the. many health care cpanies, lots of fortune 500 companies, we care about business and health care. sounds like some have really atigued to reach a point.judy: kn ieuth florida, what about the question across the board, are voters open to new facts or pretty much set i

here she is praising the fact that she came to minnesota as a little girl. >> i'm here in minnesota. we don't just welcome refugees, but we send them to congress. but i'll tell you what, right now achieving that universal dream feels more out of reach than it ever has in my lifetime. trish: she says she came to minnesota, achieved the american dream but you can't achieve it anymore because western imperialism might be in the way? what do you think of her? >> western imperialism and people achieving their dream, real western imperial i am is the export to the west to places like china and venezuela of the communists and socialist ideals that she is supporting. hundreds and hundreds of millions of people living lives effectively of serfdom and misery thanks to that economic western imperialism. trish: sometimes i look at socialists like bernie and elizabeth warren. since she is out there touting him in minnesota. you want to talk about serfdom and working for the government. very quickly, nuclear deal violations today. 40th anniversary of the hostages. >> 40 years on. it reminds me of

minnesota undefeated. they get penn state at home. can't wait to watch the two quarterbacks tanner morgan has done amazing job executing the offense big weapons around him and shaun clifford if he wins this he has been one of the great stories in the big ten with a committee behind him and then the most dynamic play make ner the country. >> if minnesota were to pull the upset in this game, the giant step towards the big ten championship and rematch against penn state or shot at ohio state. and. >> this game about two weeks ago loobld it was very significant as far as who gets into the pac 12 championship, that now has taken a step back with some losses. clay helton again his team just blocking out the noise, the best they can get the quarterback keaton slobas on track and able to make big plays against the arizona state defense. >> in primetime will clemson take out the irritation at being fifth in the college football playoffs against nc state? >> one of the years for dave doren at nc state, lost a number of starters down to the four

minnesota would take the lead on a dagger throw from kirk cousins to matt moore.s ft on the clock the chiefs, underdogs at home, win the game on this kick here. 44 yards 26-23. up to seattle where russell wilson put up another mvp-level performance. the seahawks star quarterback threw for five touchdowns in a nail-biter against the buccaneers with a shootout seattle would miss a field goal. they would have won the game instead they send it into overtime didn't matter in the end seahawks still win it 40-34. >>> still ahead, fighting to protect the mental health of our veterans a whistle-blower speaks out about the v.a. >> and franchise terminated. the trouble at the box office for the latest "terminator" sequel that reduces the number of monthly migraine days. for some, that number can be cut in half or more. don't take aimovig if yorlle allergic to it.rgh can happen hours to days after use. common side effects include injection site reactions and constipation. aim to be there more. talk to your doctor about aimovig. introducing a razor that works differently. the gillette skinguard ha

this is the vfw in the town of grand rapids, in northern minnesota. on the gtar, sam miltich. performed in hundreds of venues around the world, including new but this small stage is home. >> people thought i was kind of crazy to try and make a life as a jazz musician in northern minnesota.: >> broah, it does sound a little crazy. >> it does sound a little crazy. and actually maybe it is a little bit crazy, but the quality of life where i grew up-- it was just so high and i s like acutely aware of how good that life was. and i wanted that life. so then it was a series of >> brown: and he's not alone. as we saw in the nearbymi perf arts center that played host to a recent "rural the summit is a bi event held in different towns. this o 350 artists and community leaders from 25 states, to exchange ideas, celebrate the role of creativity in small towns, and fight a national narrative about ral america in decline. >> that's a pretty simple way to tell that story. and i thinunderlying that story is often this attitude of sort of "well why don't u just get over it' or ¡why don't you

un piloto de minnesota tiene motivos esta semana para dar muchas gracias. te contamos por quÉ y cÓmo fue que se salvó por partida doble. borja: y prometÍan aclarar la piel, y no solo tenÍan un ingrediente tÓxico sino que muchos los consideran racistas. tenemos muchos detalles para continuar. ahora nos vamos a las redes sociales. ♪ ♪ >> en esta semana de acciÓn de gracias este pilotos y que debe estarlo y doblemente. la avioneta en la que viajaban no terminÓ hecha pedazos, es oficial en estosaccidentes aÉreos sino que quedÓ enredada en lÍneas elÉctricas de minnesota. de electrocutada se y boca abajo con el adentro. el era el Único ocupante de la aeronave y pese al aparatoso accidente, no tuvo ni un solo rasguÑo. eso sÍ se llama suerte. borja: vamos con otra cosa bastante polÉmica. prometÍan aclarar la piel, pero no solo contenÍan un ingrediente tÓxico sino que muchos ya estÁn hablando de racismo. hablamos de las cremas para la piel que se vendÍan en amazon. esta compaÑÍa ha decidido retirarlas tras recibir una peticiÓn formal y av

operator and they will donate $500.00 dozen donuts to his business going to post to the krispy kreme minnesota group that he started going as alice said he is definitely going to need a bigger vehicle for this large of a shipment well that's a nice story right there what an entrepreneur right i mean why try to punish the kid i just don't get it and people are driving distance he must of driving if they're trying to drive that long just for krispy kreme absolutely well that's it for you today and for you this time you can catch us on boom bust on track t.v. channel 321 dish network challenge to 80 are streaming 247 t.v. the free t.v. at channel 279 or as always hit us up at youtube dot com slash boom bust r t c n x time. live. leg. length. legs. play. live live. live . live. live. the. play. live. live. live. and very well might continue watching on since last. imagine being a 635 and you have a career and a career involves using your eyes slowly in your computer and things like that in an office and perhaps you sort of getting fixed circulars to have to stop doing all this and this is tell you

to run she did it like subzero temperatures in minnesota and rather than moving into indoors into a gym she made everyone stand in iowa. in these like subzero temperatures well she gave this long speech of the band playing well people are freezing that to me doesn't say leadership if you can't say hey let's move inside because it's too cold out here i don't know if i trust you as president well as a picture and in this binge viewing culture we have you can almost see the next several episodes that are going to drop don't be surprised if mayor peter wins in iowa because his ground game there is delivered in the latest poll numbers and how will amy clovis neighborhood minnesota nice thing play then on to new hampshire is there any momentum from there you get that idea that south carolina but all of that is for play come march $314.00 states 34 percent of the delegates on super tuesday so it gets later early that's an interesting thing you bring up in terms of march 3rd i mean about how many debates we've had how many candidates now we mean from bloomberg dipping is telling are we actually

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kreme sells melt in your mouth glazed donuts but here in the states they are and everywhere and in minnesota the last location closed down more than a decade ago gonzalez started a facebook group that amassed thousands of buyers and everyone was happy that people got their donuts and gonzalez had a business for himself well according to a post on the facebook group over the weekend gonzalez received a notice from krispy kreme that he could no longer resell the donuts citing health and safety concern but worry not boom busters after what we can assume was massive worldwide backlash krispy kreme said good and solid could continue as an independent operator and they will donate $500.00 dozen donuts to his business going to post to the krispy kreme minnesota group that he started going to alice said he is definitely going to need a bigger vehicle for this large of a shipment well that's a nice story right there what an entrepreneur are right i mean why try to punish the kid i just don't get it and people are driving distance he must of driving if it's trying to drive that long just for krispy kr

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operator and they will donate $500.00 dozen donuts to his business going to post to the krispy kreme minnesota group that he started going to alice said he is definitely going to need a bigger vehicle for this large of a shipment well that's a nice story right there what an entrepreneur are right i mean why try to punish the kid i just don't get it and people are driving distance he must of driving if it's trying to drive that long just for krispy kreme absolutely well that's it for you today and for you this time you can catch us on boom bust on track t.v. channel 321 dish network lady are streaming 247 t.v. the free t.v. at challenging 79 or as always hit us up at youtube dot com slash boom bust r t c n x that. i. live. leg. length. legs. play. live. live . live. live. oh. please. live. live live. live. and very well might continue watching on since last. and we're going to fulfill repeated promises oh probably to the people i promise you know we've all but the truth. may be a. pretty rock. bottom. pretty good. now you want to work correct that. no. longer. call me. up. today there are good

operator and they will donate $500.00 dozen donuts to his business going to post to the krispy kreme minnesota group that he started going to alice said he is definitely going to need a bigger vehicle for this large of a shipment well that's a nice story right there what an entrepreneur are right i mean why try to punish the kid i just don't get it and people are driving distance he must of driving if it's trying to drive that long just for krispy kreme absolutely well that's it for you today and for you this time you can catch us on boom bust on track t.v. channel 321 dish network lady are streaming 247 t.v. even the t.v. after 79 or as always had us up at you tube dot com slash boom bust r t c n x time. today there are good dentists and bad evidence the bad news in yemen who the united states deems to be a threat the good those war in syria the cia and the u.s. military were engaged in covert actions really throughout the world. where they were assassinating populist leaders they were backing up right away military windows funding an army of death squads there's no phones and then more becau

last time still a huge game for the goefrs. >> this is interesting because minnesota think about the last couple weeks and what they faced, the emotional win against penn state, a difficult loss at kennic. this game you think they're fine. next week the paul bun yan aks. and evan stand northwestern not having a great year. decent defensively. and if morgan can't go that's a concern for the goefers but this is a game between the ear in in my opinion for minnesota. >> that's where minnesota believes the strength it goefers control the fate to get to the big 10 championship game against the winner of ohio state, penn state one presume process in the afternoon. the uclausc a lot of speculation around clay helton's furlt. >> you and i go back to an era when alabama and auburn and later in the afternoon you see the usc and memories. ucla playing for pride. turning things around last we can opinion and for usc i've been impressed the way clay helton kept it together. still trying to finish 8-4 which would be a good near. >> and nsc could make the pac 12. a game you're calling. ducks have to

operator and they will donate $500.00 dozen donuts to his business going to post to the krispy kreme minnesota group that he started said he is definitely going to need a bigger vehicle for this large of a shipment well that's a nice story right there what an entrepreneur are right i mean why try to punish the kid i just don't get it and people are driving distance he must have driving if they're trying to drive that long just for krispy kreme absolutely well that's it for you today and for you this time you can catch us on boom bust on track t.v. channel 321 dish network channel 280 are streaming 247 t.v. the free t.v. app down to 79 or as always hit us up at youtube dot com slash boom bust r t c n x time. is you'll be via reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation for community. are you going the right way or are you being led so. direct. what is true what is. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a maybe in the shallows. thousands of american men and women choose to serve in a country's military decision little s

in minnesota, hello to d'angelo russell, had a career high 52 points, all over the place. lights out. in overtime, another three-pointer there. warriors in this game, but minnesota was just too much. andrew wiggins in ot with the three. t-wolves win 125-119, fun to watch but injury depleted warriors drop to 2-7 on the season. >>> 49ers, biggest game in last five years, "monday night football" against the seahawks. richard sherman, formerghe rivalry. now a 49ers team captain and big reason that team is headed in undefeated. has to keep emotions in check facing former team. >> first goal is win the division. i would agree this game goes a long way towards that. >> not just jimmy g. on the team. lot of other guys. >> really? >> 49ers' defense is great. favorites to win this game. >> more than jimmy g.? >> 52 other guys. back in a moment. ok, network inspection. -ok. connected to wifi, protected from threats. thermostat - connected, protected. speaker, space vacuum... [ whispering ] connected, protected. shh. eh, this is not connected or protected. but, that's a family heirloo

hacÍa 11 aÑos que no se veian en minnesotas las donuts de krispy kreme, pero gracias al ingenio de un estudiante se empezaron a revender, jayson gonzÁlez tiene 21 aÑos, manejaba cada fin de semana 430 kilÓmetrosde minnesota hasta iowa ahÍ compraba las donuts y luego las revendÍa en la ciudad, por cada caja cobraba entre 17 y 20 dÓlares, cuyo precio original es de 8, krispy kreme le ha pedido que pare su negocio porque se habÍa convertido en un riesgo para la compaÑÍa, bueno pues ingenioso el muchacho. ♪ en este paÍs, hay casi 600 millones de latinos, y lo que ocurre en la polÍtica nos afecta a todos, en noticias telemundo queremos hacer un retrato sobre los latinos en este momento con una encuesta a uno aÑos de las elecciones 2020, mi compaÑero julio vaqueiro nos acompaÑa para contarnos, julio muy buenas tardes ¿quiÉn participÓ en esta encuesta de telemundo? >> ¿quÉ tal? felicidad, que saludarte, pues mira es una encuesta muy serÍa a nivel nacional, con latinos que estÁn registrados para votar. pero en diferentes zonas del paÍs, en la costa este, en la costa oe

[applause] about his ago my mother passed away, and my wife betty and i were in minnesota with her for two weeks before she passed away. and the night after she passed, tocame back to des moines get our funeral clothes and sleep in our own bed, and the next morning we headed back to minnesota. on our way up there, we got a phone call, it was a blocked call and i thought i had won a free trip to orlando, or the irs was after me or something. [laughter] but for some reason, answered the phone call, and it was joe biden calling. the vice president of the united states took time out of his day to make sure i was doing all right, because that is what family does for one another, and that is what america should be doing for one another. of america.soul compare that to our current president. [laughter] [jeering] no, we don't do that in america, but that is why joe biden is running for president. [applause] joe biden is running for president to restore the soul of this nation, to rebuild the backbone of this country, and to bring this family back together again, as family and as americans. tru

the next morning, we had to back -- headed back up to minnesota. on our way up there, we got a phone call, and it was a blocked call so i thought i would win a free trip to orlando or the irs is after me. [laughter] i answer that phone call and it was joe biden calling. the vice president of the united states took time out of his day to make sure i was doing all right, because that's what family does for one another. that's what america should be doing for one another. that is the soul of america. compare that to our current president. [laughter] [booing] we don't do that in america. but, that's why joe biden is running for president. [cheers and applause] joe biden is running for president to restore the soul of this nation, to rebuild the backbone of this country and bring this family back together again as family and as americans. just take a look at donald trump. now, turn away. [laughter] but then look at joe biden. [cheers and applause] a little better sight, but the strange thing is, putin doesn't want joe biden to be president. >> [indiscer

it is in minnesota so we went there to find out what they think. kyung lau is out front. >> it's a tough district for him. it's a more conservative district than it was in the past. >> minnesota's 7th congressional district, a land of crop, cattle and conservatives. with democratic roots still showing signs of strength. >> i think i voted for him every time. >> i've been a pretty loyal democrat. >> farmer jim faulk is talking about his longtime democratic congressman colin peterson and peterson is one of only two democrats in the house to break ranks in their party to vote against an impeachment resolution. i don't understand why we would not vote to at least examine that. >> do you understand why he in particular would not support the inquiry? >> ink it's a political decision on his part. >> peteron is in a unique position. he narrowly held on to a seat by four points in 2018, two years after trump dominated this rural district by 30 points. organic beef farmer laverne forbord, already unhappy about the trade wars' impact by farmers, this democrat

en acciÓn de gracias, y es que estados como minnesota han visto seis pulgadas de nieve, esta noche muy mucha nieve. inminente temperaturas a esta hora chicago sigue congelado. y ahora la mirada estÁ puesta sobre el noreste, lluvia sobre nueva york y esa nieve que se estÁ acercando hacia el interior de esta no ayer y pensilvania la temperatura serÁ la clave para ver lluvia. nieve, aguanieve, lluvia, la vÍa que lo tenemos miren esta lÍnea que les dibujÓ son los treinta y dos grados cuando tenemos temperaturas por debajo del punto de congelaciÓn cae nieve, pero cuando estÁ todo por encima, nos cae lluvia. es lo que estamos viendo ahora, en nueva york, pero podremos ver temperaturas con gel antes hacia el interior del estado es nos podrÍa dejar esa lluvia helada. es aguanieve si ha sido violada o niegue eso puede ser peligrosa. un puentes zonas elevadas, porque como pueden ver se pueden quedar las dÍas heladas durante la noche con esos valores, con gel antes y producir problemas a primera hora de la maÑana, pero como hemos visto wisconsin en el interior de pensilvania, en el int