The economic ripple effect from last month's terror attacks continues to spread through the Minnesota economy, as airlines and the companies that rely on them lay off more people. Meanwhile, food shelves and other social service providers in the Twin Cities are struggling to keep up with rising demand and what they call a significant dropoff in donations. Minnesota Public Radio's Andrew Haeg reports.
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