Good at Tuesday morning and
the whole gang back today.
Alicia you're back from a little
sickness we're all fighting on
my I know
I thought we both kind of
got Jen passed it on to us.
It's going around.
She's very generous.
Hopefully your workplace you're
not getting you know diseases.
And it's been a rough like not even
winter yet. Late fall you know it's
just like people are always sick.
Small ditch the masks too.
So we're all getting the crud.
That we've missed
over the past few years,
right? Well, let's hope the
masks don't come back. So let's
check in with Guy he's freezing
in the back. Yeah, right. I'm good.
I'm still OK, Alicia.
I've been kind of giving you a little
extra space though at the desk.
I'm not gonna lie about that.
But if you do need some warm tea,
let me know. I'll get you some.
Alright, 13 right now, clear skies.
It does fuel, obviously,
once you factor in,
the wind feels a little bit cooler than that.
So just for the chill this
morning with single digits,
more sunshine on the way today.
That's going to be nice to see,
especially after a great day like.
Yesterday I'm tracking some more
snow showers, so stick around.
I'm tracking that for tomorrow.
I'll have more on that here.
Coming up, Alicia.
Thank you, guy. Let's give you
a look at the roads here at 601.
Looks like a crash did pop up on 169.
Not far from 62.
I'll try to pop it up on a camera here
and see if we can see it on cameras.
Yep, there it is,
blocking that right shoulder right
on the entrance ramp at Valley
View Road and 169 northbound.
So just a heads up,
not causing any slowdowns.
I'll keep my eye on this and
have an update in a few.
Right now we are following several
breaking news stories out of Saint
Paul and the 1st. Police say they
shot and killed a man last night.
Hours ago we spoke to police and
learned new information about
what led up to that shooting.
Police say it all started in
the Daytons Bluff neighborhood
east of downtown around 6:00 PM.
China is at Saint Paul police
headquarters with what we know
so far. Good morning, Jen.
Yeah, good morning. And we did move
locations since we last spoke with you,
but before we did.
So within maybe the last 40 minutes or so,
we saw a Saint Paul squad get
towed away from the scene.
We'll talk about why that's
notable in just a moment,
but first we want to start
with where this all began.
So let's show some video from when this
all unfolded last night around 6:00.
O'clock Earl and Hudson is the
intersection in the Daytons Bluff
neighborhood where this unfolded.
That is where Saint Paul officers
were called to last night after a
911 report about a domestic assault.
Police say that caller reported that the man,
a man, had a gun and when they
got there he'd already taken off.
Officers said.
Then they spotted a man they said
in the immediate area they say
he had a handgun in his hand.
So Saint Paul police claimed they
witnessed that man approach and
occupied vehicle and believe he was
attempting to carjacked officers.
Officers say they drove up to him and
believed that the squad did hit him.
And again we did just within
the last 40 minutes see a squad
get towed from that scene.
We heard from Saint Paul, St.
Paul police just a few hours ago.
Here's what they say happened next.
Officers exited their vehicle to find
the the man standing in front of them
with the handgun still in his hand.
Officers discharged multiple rounds,
striking the mail.
And striking the man in his torso and leg.
In that search Sergeant
that you just heard from,
Mike Ernster with Saint Paul police
said that officers on seat did
on scene did give that man aid.
He was taken to Regents Hospital.
They say that is where he died.
Now the officers who were involved in this,
we're told they had their body cameras on,
they were rolling at the
time this all happened.
That footage now being reviewed by
the BCA who was investigating this case.
And we did hear from neighbors who were
nearby the scene when it happened.
We're going to hear from one of them
coming up in the next 30 minutes,
OK, we look forward to that.
Thank you, Jen. Also breaking in.
Saint Paul police are investigating
an overnight homicide.
They tell us that happened a
few hours ago on Jessamine Lane.
We're working to find out exactly what
happened and stay with Carol Levin for
the latest on these developing stories.
You can find more information on air,
online and on our social media platforms.
New this morning, Hwy 13 in
Burnsville is back open after it was
closed because of a deadly crash.
It happened near Nicollet
Ave around 6:00 last night.
State Patrol says a person was
hit by a pickup truck as they
were walking across the highway.
Say patrol is still investigating.
We're also following developing
news out of North Minneapolis
where city crews are cleaning
up a massive water main break.
Yeah, at one point streets
were completely flooded.
Take a look at this video.
This is from a viewer.
They send this in near the intersections
of 2nd St North and N 26th Ave
in the Hawthorne neighborhood.
Just a few hours ago,
the city released this map of where it
all happened near 29th Ave North and
2nd St officials say if you live within
about 1/3 mile radius of this area,
you're asked to stay clear.
C's live at the scene with an update.
How things are looking
there this morning, hey C.
Hey, Alicia. Hey, Chris. Yeah,
stay clear, is the message this morning,
a lot of roads still blocked off in this
area where the water main break happened.
But I want to show you,
crews are still on scene here this morning,
a few crews here within the last 30 minutes,
they just pumped more water out
from under the ground here just
to get all that excess water out.
And then they put more salt down so
the roads wouldn't be slick here.
But crews have been out here for
multiple hours trying to trying
to make sure that no water.
Is on the roads.
It was flooded last night, as you mentioned,
but now that it's not flooded,
salt is down.
But we do want to give you a
view of what happened last night
because it was a lot of water here.
These are pictures and videos sent
to us from a viewers overnight.
Lots of water and crews are still
working to clear all of this up.
But just a few hours ago,
city officials took to Twitter to say
that the water pressure around the city,
that's going to improve over time
here and it could take another
several hours for that to happen.
But the water outside of the impacted
area where we are right now,
it's safe to drink and it's also
safe to cook with now crews told
me I just maybe an hour ago when
we got here that they're going to
be out here for many more hours.
But the city has been updating
the public on social media.
We reached out to the city this morning
just to get it any other update than
we already got from the cruise and
also an update about how this happened.
We're still waiting to hear
back from them this morning,
but we're going to keep monitoring
the situation that's happening.
Windows back over to you
that report C will check
back in a bit this morning.
There's a new updated policy in the
Robbinsdale district and how the school
responds to weapon related incidents.
The board passed the policy late
last night after the community
was outraged by the district's
handling of multiple incidents last
month involving guns at schools.
The updated policy puts them
in compliance with state law.
Changes include defining a dangerous
weapon and requiring the building
administrator to as soon as practicable.
Alert law enforcement if a student
brings a gun to school unlawfully.
The policy also requires the district
to report to the Commissioner of
Education incidents involving the
use or possession of a dangerous
weapon in school zones.
We need to do a better job all the
way around and so that's one of the
reasons that I'm very committed to this.
The school board also had a
work session where they made
suggestions on future revisions.
They would like to see the policy.
The Mall of America has reached
a settlement with the family of
the boy who was thrown over the
third floor balcony back in 2019.
The terms of the deal are confidential.
The family of Landon,
who was five when this happened,
sued them all, accusing it and its
security of failing to protect the boy.
Landon's parents say his
recovery has been miraculous.
Emmanuel Aranda,
the man who threw him over the balcony,
pleaded guilty to 1st
degree attempted murder.
In exchange for a 19 year sentence.
The federal government is once again
delaying the deadline to get your real ID.
The Department of Homeland
Security just extended enforcement
of Real ID to May of 2025.
Leaders say it's because of COVID
backups at license centers nationwide.
Real ID is an extra layer of federal
security when traveling through
a TSA checkpoint at airports.
According to the state,
under 30% of Minnesotans have their real ID.
This morning, Scott County leaders
say they're considering ending the
permit for the Renaissance festival.
They told the Star Tribune they
may end it due to major traffic and
parking issues at the last fest.
The festival runs every summer for
about 7 weeks starting in mid August.
A decision is expected next month.
If you're looking to Bear Hunt in Wisconsin,
listen up applications for 2023
are due by midnight Friday.
The drawing will take place
in early February,
with the license purchases beginning
in March on a limited basis.
Let's get back to that cold
weather guy has more on what you
can expect as you start your day.
You got the big jacket on today guy.
That means it's chilly.
I don't bring this puppy out for
no good reason. Hey, let's snow,
you see isn't going anywhere anytime
soon just because temperatures.
We have some cold spells in the forecast,
especially for the morning time.
Our morning temperatures
we're talking single digits,
windchills close to sub zero and we're
going to have a rinse and repeat
for the next couple of mornings
before temperatures kind of warm up.
Later in the weekend to just slightly
above seasonal or just below that,
we'll kind of be flirting
with seasonal temperatures.
So weather for today,
nothing to slow you down,
just out of eventful after a cold start.
I mean we'll be grooving throughout the
daytime sunshine in the forecast and
maybe carrying the sunglasses with you today.
Obviously some leftover isolated
slick patches out there on the roads.
I mean not much going on today
feeling like 4 on the skin.
That's why I got my gloves and
my hat today bundled up.
Winds are coming out of the east at 6 mph,
shifting a little bit more
SE for the afternoon,
but notice again temperatures in the
mid 20s by 1:00 o'clock this afternoon,
warming up to the mid to upper
20s by late afternoon,
and we're staying clear for
the first half of the evening.
Notice tonight some clouds kind
of move through after midnight,
still not seeing any flakes early morning,
but as we get into mid to late morning
after Daybreak after sunrise time.
That's what we could start to
see some flakes here,
and I've been tracking that out
throughout the morning hour,
so stick with me here.
In about 10 minutes I'll be bringing
out micro cast in the big picture
and we'll get a better idea on
timing in just a little bit.
But for today, Sun returns.
It's going to be nice to see the sun,
especially after a day like yesterday
with the flurries and just the Gray skies.
So vitamin D today,
tomorrow,
some morning snow showers for
Thursday after a cold start.
It's very similar to today cold start,
but a better finish and temperatures.
You know,
warm up to the 30s with some sunshine in
the forecast for your day on Thursday.
Alright,
so coming up in my 7 day forecast again,
morning snow showers tomorrow,
a cold start Thursday morning again
and some snow showers possible
Thursday night into Friday morning.
I'll continue to track that out as well.
Thank you guy. This morning the CDC
is giving us an update on how the
latest flu shot is doing against
flu strains going around right now
after the break. The good
and bad news from the agency
plus we're looking
into viral claims about if closing
vents in your home can help save
you some money this winter.
And Linda's winter tradition is back.
They mean a snow plow.
We wanna know what.
So here's suggestions
are you can text us at
763-797-7215 and a reminder,
you can stop by the tent here at care that.
Drop off an unwrapped new toy
from 8:00 in the morning until 8
at night through December 14th.
You can also drop off toys at any
Kowalski's market or Saint Paul's
Federal Credit Union locations.
Alright, so another thing.
When we went back down,
keep pointing no ghost.