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And as the temperature drops here, a bad situation may well get worse. in blinding snow crews worked to pull a semi-tractor trailer from the red cedar river. one person was killed when the rig apparently skidded past a bridge and into the water. a stark example of the storm's danger. in minneapolis and st. paul, snow emergencies were declared by midday and accumulations inched toward a foot in the midwest's third snowstorm in the last two weeks. airport delays and cancellations were happening over a six-state region as the late winter storm arrived with heavy flakes and northerly winds gusting...

Attack. the boys are now being cared for by friends and relatives, some of them children themselves. >> one, two, three, four. >> reporter: the turkish government is building new camps as fast as they can and moving refugees into them even before they're finished. the families that flee here to turkey find safety but very little hope. with no end in sight to syria's civil war, their children are learning to call a refugee camp home. they bring their memories of the war with them the. a conflict that's force misdemeanor to grow up too quickly. as we visited with this group, one boy began singin...

Welcome back. higher gas prices topping our look at today's business headlines. according to the industry experts, the average price of gas is now at $2.74, up 14 cents over the last three weeks. california has the highest price, at least $3.02 per gallon there. and millions of dollars in stimulus money used on roads and bridges is not taking a bite out of unemployment. according to the associated press, local unemployment rates rose and fell regardless of how much stimulus money poured out. and china is now the world's biggest exporter, beating out germany who was last year's biggest export...

Credit cards as well as those checking accounts. >> might be time to shop around. >> yeah, if you can. >> thanks for coming in, robin. >> thank you. let's tell you about some other stories on our radar today. at 10:00 a.m. eastern, we'll be watching for some important numbers about building in this country when the commerce department releases its latest report about construction spending. also next hour, houston's first openly gay marriage is sworn into office. annise parker won a december 12th runoff election to get the seat, making houston the largest city in the country with an openly ...

Welcome back to msnbc. i'm david shuster. brand-new construction numbers have been reported. construction fell for the seventh month in a row down 0.6%, another sign of a weak housing and weak commercial real estate market. federal reserve chairman ben bernanke says that regulatory failure was largely to blame for the housing bubble and the subsequent financial crisis and not low interest rates. bernanke told the american