As we come on air here at 6:00
o'clock right now parts of the metro
are seeing some rain and some of you
will have a slick morning commute
After the long holiday weekend.
This is the start of what we could
see for the rest of the week.
Thankfully the rain stayed away yesterday
and weekend but got to pay up here
we definitely have to pay up.
I know a lot of people
are hoping for some rain.
It's been dry for a big guy
and of course I know my
plans certainly needed it.
Yeah, and the dry stretch finally has
came to an air has come to an end
as he had overnight and portions.
Of West central Minnesota.
You saw some showers and storms
kind of push off to the east.
So wet conditions today and we'll
keep the chance for showers and storms
each day on the seven day forecast.
You'll see off to the South.
You're still finding a lot of lightning
here from Mankato down to Albert Lee,
so some shower and thunderstorms
still off to the South,
just some showers here for us.
In the metros,
things continue to move off to the east.
Some showers here bubbling
up over western Wisconsin.
So after this last round of
showers that pushes through,
you could see over in Buffalo, St.
Cloud, East, Bethel.
That's all going to move eastward,
eventually hitting western
Wisconsin later this morning.
After that, we'll shut the rain off.
We'll find a break before another round of
showers and storms redeveloped later on.
Right around 4:00.
O'clock.
So I'll be tracking that out.
Alicia
Guy, thank you.
Yeah, dealing with wet conditions.
Also, a minor incident popped up here
up near Brooklyn Park on 252 eastbound.
We'll show you on traffic cameras here.
It looks like a fire truck and
an ambulance are on the scene
at 252 eastbound at 85th Ave.
in between that intersection there.
Not causing too big of a slowdown.
Trying to get some more information
about what had happened.
Looks like a fire crew is
cleaning up some sort of mess.
We'll try to get some more details and
have an update here in a few minutes.
Developing right now is kids head
back after the long holiday weekend,
we're making calls to police about a
shooting that left a young person dead.
This
all happened in north
Minneapolis about 13 hours ago,
so let's show you where that scene unfolded.
It happened on Bryant Ave.
N, which is in the McKinley
neighborhood of Minneapolis.
The CC is live at North Memorial Hospital,
where that victim died with new
information this morning. CC.
Hi. Good morning, guys.
So police say that this was a really
tragic end to what have been a fairly
safe holiday weekend in Minneapolis.
That's as of this morning.
Police say that they do have some leads,
but no arrests have been made yet.
And so that's why they're really asking
for the public's help and trying to
figure out who pulled the trigger.
So police say that officers got 911 calls
reporting shots fired around 5:30 last
night on the 3700 block of Bryant Ave.
North. And officers got there.
They found a person in an alley.
They believe that person was a teenager.
Police tell us the victim's name and age
will be released in the coming days here.
Chief Ryan O'Hara says the shootings
that have been happening recently are
targeted violence over very minor things.
It is not random. These are people
who know one another. These are.
These are minor beefs,
you know, this is a lot of nonsense that
people are going to get a gun and shoot
one another over, but it is not random.
Now again, police say that they do
have some leads, but they're asking
anyone in the community to call Crime
Stoppers if they know anything about
what happened yesterday. Jason. Alicia.
All right. CC reporting
live in Robinsdale. Thank you. Well,
this morning an 18 year old is in critical
condition after being shot in Robbinsdale.
Yesterday it happened on Grimes Ave.
About a mile a half a mile north
from Memorial Hospital right now,
police have two juveniles in custody
in connection with the shooting.
In just three hours,
Valley Fair will open its gates after some
trouble at its parking lot Last night.
The theme park released a statement about
8 hours ago addressing what happened.
They say several police agencies
had to be called in because of a
group fighting in the parking lot.
They say a young person was
hurt but will be OK.
Valley Fair sent us a statement saying,
quote we have 0 tolerance
for this kind of behavior.
As the safety of our guests and
associates is always our top priority,
this season the park put in place new rules.
After 4:00 PM,
kids 15 and under need to have a chaperone
somewhere with them in the park.
In six hours, Governor Walls
will sign a bill that legalizes
recreational marijuana in the state,
making Minnesota the 23rd state to do so.
Starting in July,
anyone 21 years and over can you can
use and have up to 2 ounces of cannabis.
And a month after that,
people with a minor marijuana convictions
will have their records cleared.
This morning, two families still can't
get into their homes more than 36
hours after a fire in Howard Lake.
The fire spread from two homes and
a garage to a steeple of a church.
It could have been much worse, too.
After making sure his own family
got out safe, the homeowner where
the fire started went inside to
the burning home of his next door
neighbor to save her three dogs.
Really think I was just
wanting an autopilot.
More than anything, it was just
do what needs to get done.
Don't don't hesitate.
Don't even think about it.
Just go do it.
And Amber floated over the Saint
James Lutheran Church steeple,
but firefighters were able to
contain it before that fire spread.
This morning, we'll find out if
crews in Iowa will start demolishing
what's left of an apartment building
that collapsed over the weekend.
It comes as many say their loved ones
are still missing in the rubble.
Maggie Vespa is in Davenport
this morning with the latest.
MNBC's Maggie Vespa here in Davenport,
IA, where you can see a huge chunk
of this six story historic hotel
turned apartment building here in
the middle of the city's downtown,
fell off Sunday evening.
And as you can imagine,
chaos pretty much ensued.
Thankfully, officials say
there were no reported deaths,
but we've heard at least eight
people have been rescued.
At least one of those eight is hospitalized,
officials also saying they
don't have an official count.
Of the unaccounted for,
meaning they don't have a
count of the missing.
But people here on the ground tell
us they're absolutely loved ones and
relatives who they say we're living
in that building who they can't find.
That being said,
officials tell us at this point the
cadaver dog search and rescue crews,
they have finished their job,
they have gone through the rubble
and now the city tells us they're
moving into the cleanup phase or
at least that's their next goal.
The question is basically what happens
next here on the ground in Davenport.
We will have the very latest
on this story coming up.
We'll take a look at this incredible dashcam
video coming out of Nova Scotia, Canada,
where a massive wildfire is burning.
This driver here can barely
see what's in front of them.
This is terrifying. The city is under
a state of emergency this morning.
Right now, thousands of people
there are being evacuated as
firefighters work around the clock.
To battle the flames. Yeah.
Let's get over to Guy.
I know we were dealing
with smoke from Alberta.
This is way northeast.
What? Exactly. Yeah,
this is all the other side of the country.
Over. There's a high pressure
off the coast of Boston,
which is keeping that wildfire smoke in.
Portraits of New England as you
get into New Hampshire, Vermont,
Massachusetts, Rhode Island,
Connecticut in that part of the country.
But over here, I mean,
little to no wildfire smoke
expected for us, right.
You'll see the wildfire smoke really hanging
to the north for the next several days.
This is. Through Friday at 6:00 AM.
So again,
we're not expected to see any thick
wildfire smoke here in the upper Midwest.
Alicia
Guy, thank you. We'll take a live look
from Washington DC where in just a
few hours the House Rules Committee
will take up the debt ceiling bill.
If it passes, it will move to the House
floor where a vote is expected Thursday.
The two year deal suspends the nation's
borrowing limit until early 2025.
Holds non defense spending flat next
year with a 1% increase in 2025.
And Republicans are touting wins.
But Democrats aren't happy about the deals.
Expanded work requirements for
federal food stamp recipients
expect another busy day on the
roads as more people head home
from their Memorial Day weekend.
If you're heading home from your
extra day off, AAA says the best time
is before 2:00 PM or after 6:00 PM.
The window between 4:00 PM and 6:00 PM
is expected to be the most congested.
If you're flying,
here is a look at MSP's departures board.
Things are clear right now.
The only issue is arrivals,
where two flights are canceled
and four are delayed.
So just make sure you check
ahead if you're flying
out. Taking a live look outside
from our camera, looking over
the Stone Arch bridge right now,
great clouds are clinging on to the metro.
Looks like it's dry in this spot for now,
but depends on where you're really waking up.
Guy could be wets, could be dry.
Yeah, you could even see the rain kind of
picking up back here in the Care 11 backyard.
Just general showers though.
I haven't seen any lightning this
morning and we're not expecting.
To see any or find anymore lightning like
earlier this morning just showers moving by.
You can see the lightning decreasing
once it hit right over Minneapolis, St.
Paul earlier this morning.
Now just some showers still off to the South,
you have some thunderstorms.
Again, you'll see that lightning
here from Mankato to Albert Lee,
but that's also decreasing as things track.
E We'll continue to find some rain this
morning and then we'll do it all over again.
We'll see some showers and storms
redevelop this afternoon and that
round could be stronger than what
kind of moved through earlier.
You have some just general showers
here from Mora down the East Bethel,
Twin Cities, Lakeville,
all finding some showers just
hugging the 35 corridor.
We'll see this continue to make its way
E throughout the morning hours then.
We'll find a little room for
sunshine before we do it all over
again with some redevelopment.
A few storms that do redevelop
later on could bring some small,
some large hail and some heavy rain.
Once we see those storms just
kind of redevelop throughout
the afternoon and evening hours.
Your commute still could be a
little wet through about 8:00 AM.
Once we hit about 9:10 o'clock
later this morning,
we'll see those shower chances kind of
decrease for the later morning hours.
Temperatures right now though,
however, are in the mid 60s.
You got 66.
It is warm out here,
pretty tropical here with dew
point temperatures also in the 60s
and we'll see that carry through.
For a good portion of the seven day forecast,
you'll see temperatures in the upper
80s and low 90s with dew point trying
to dew point temperatures trying to
get up there in the 50s and 60s.
So it's going to feel a little muggy,
especially Friday. That's the warmest day.
On the seven day you'll see a high
of 90 degrees and then you'll see
temperatures on Saturday at 88,
with the chance for showers and
storms Sunday as well.
Chance for showers and storms
even getting into Monday.