fired. 14 partygoers were shot and two have subsequently died. governor phil murphy is urging people in his state to come forward with any information that could help with this investigation. all right, so thousands of people are taking to the streets today to honor george floyd two days before the one-year anniversary of his murder when then-officer derek chauvin held his knee on floyd s neck for nine minutes. i want to bring in shaq brewster and cori coffin who is in new york. one year later, shaq, you are there where it happened. you re in the place where it happened. what are folks expecting to see today? yeah, we re just about a couple hours away from the first commemoration, the first in what will be a series of commemorations marking one year since george floyd was murdered here in the city of minneapolis. you see some of the setup and preparation behind me. you ll see there will be speakers here, community leaders, you see the flowers there. marking one year to the day sinc
apartment window as the fire in the background made it nice and made you actually feel exactly how cold that was. that was then. now we re ready for round two. maria is outside our world headquarters. how bad is this one going to be? good morning. well, i have a little bit of good news. this one isn t going to be as bad as our earlier cold outbreak this month. however, it is still going to be dangerously cold, and we are still going to be looking at windchill temperatures below zero across the northeast, and we re actually already seeing that across parts of the midwest early this morning. take a look at what it kurcurrey feels like. in the city of minneapolis, you re looking at current windchill temperatures well below zero. that s going to be the story across areas east and also south of that. that cold air is going to be expanding. we do have an area of low pressure right now swinging through the states of indiana, parts of ohio. that storm is going to be intensifying. we do have
will be released back into the wild after she is all healed. let s check in with maria molina this morning in for a look at our forecast today. hey, maria. good morning. i m a little upset that thanksgiving is over because that means now we won t be able to use that turkey sound effect as often. we keep doing turkey-related stories. we ll keep that going year-round. let s look at the weather conditions across the country. the big story today is going to be the cold. take a look at some of these current wind chill temperatures. this is what it feels like as you head out the door. it feels like 16 in the city of minneapolis and 17 in chicago. bundle up as you head out to the stores for black friday. in the afternoon hours you will be warming up a little bit but temperatures across the entire eastern half of the country will be 10 to even 15 degrees below average. keep that in mind as you head outside today. otherwise in terms of any
higher than they are for black children in the city of minneapolis. but there are still large achievement gaps. the point is, you may get a bump in achievement, but it doesn t change the game. i m talking about game-changing achievement at our school, and we re not focused on who they re sitting next to. ahead, is eric mahmoud losing his battle? i just knew that all the people who were against what he was doing were going to find ways of using this as a leverage to stop the good work. have they been able to do that?
mahmoud s charter schools have the children focused on college from the moment they walk in the door. the second grade boy s classroom is named moore house. then there s spellman, lincoln, usc. our success runs counter and is a threat to people like myron orfield that has the theory that all we need to do is to sit african-american children next to white children and they re going to learn. scores for black children at integrated suburban schools are higher than they are for black children in the city of minneapolis. but there are still large achievement gaps. the point is, you may get a bump in achievement, but it doesn t change the game. i m talking about game-changing achievement at our school, and we re not focused on who they re