a five-day-old baby has been missing for more than 24 hours, after his mother found his bassinet empty. deliberations resume today in the nato 3 terrorism case after jurors were sent home late last night. and a look at how the u-s will respond to a potential terror attack on the olympics in sochi. good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. several schools are opening late. you'll see them at the bottom of your screen. those stories are just ahead this half-hour. but first, demetrius ivory has a check of our weather. >> generally for good reason they're openly. we do have a wind chill of 53 in effect until 11:00 a.m.. when chilled will be as low as minus 30. once it gets a low your talk about frostbite after 30 minutes. temperatures

look like this. - 3 in waukegan. -10 and bartlett. readings at 2 degrees at the lakefront. - 3 at o'hare and -13 in kankakee. it's hard to even fathom that the typical low temperature is 17 degrees. windchill is -23 for dekalb. -23 in aurora and -26 in rochelle. we are dry. a system coming out of the northwest will bring stow on saturday. one-3 in. tomorrow. today, just sunshine. a full 20 degrees warmer. tonight we go back down to zero. tomorrow we get one-3 in. of snow. a high temperature of 20. >> the first morning we are waking up without any incidents on the road. enjoy this break

will last. it is friday. things can get harry quickly but right now we of these travel times across the board. and the construction will be slowing things down. more of its coming up. >>there was a fire in a high rise last night. this was on lake shore drive, near belmont. the fire started in the basement, and the smoke rose up through elevator shafts to the upper floors. firefighters helped several people evacuate and put them on warming buses. no one was injured. the fire was contained to a basement storage area. the cause is under investigation. the chicago fire department says a new mother handed over her healthy newborn to firefighters at a fire station on the city's far northwest side. it happened last night at the fire house near cumberland and foster avenue. the woman told firefighters she gave birth to the baby yesterday morning by herself and cared for the infant all day before handing it over. under the illinois safe haven law- it is legal for babies younger than thirty days old to be handed over hospitals, police stations and fire houses - no questions asked.

police and the f-b-i continued their search overnight for a missing six-day-old baby who was kidnapped just feet away from his sleeping parents. kayden powell was discovered missing from a home in beloit, wisconsin at 4:30 yesterday morning. his mother, 18-year-old brianna marshall told police she woke up to find the newborn gone from the bassinet next to her bed. marshall and the baby's father, bruce powell, have been cooperating with police. relatives say kristen smith showed up at the family's home several days ago, claiming to be marshall's step-sister and said kayden's parents and the baby were going to move with her to colorado. smith was arrested at an iowa gas station yesterday on an unrelated warrant out of texas. baby clothes were found in her car but no kayden. >> when she pulled out of town that they be one with her. >> we're trying with every resource to unite the family. >> police say smith is not a

suspect. the baby's parents confirmed with police that they were planning to move to colorado. day one of jury deliberations in the nato three trial ended without a verdict. jurors will meet again this morning. jared chase, brent betterly, and brian church are all charged in the first terrorism case by cook county prosecutors. they're accused of planning attacks while protesting the nato summit in 2012. the prosecution's case rests on recordings obtained by two undercover police officers who were with the defendants. but the defense says the defendants were all talk, until the officers talked them into making molotov cocktails. >> and over use of fear in this country and i think it's a dangerous statute to a turnaround. i think it should be deserved for most serious people. >> in order to reach a guilty verdict, jurors must find that the nato three acted with the intent to intimidate a significant portion of the city. airline passengers on flights from america to russia are now barred, for the moment, from carrying liquids, gels,

aerosols or powders onto planes. they'll have to be checked, with regular luggage. that's the latest t-s-a directive, in response to a new terror threat connected to the olympic games. in sochi, american intelligence and security officials are on high alert, with an extensive plan to evacuate u.s. athletes and visitors in the event there *is a terrorist attack. but the first responsibility lies with russia itself. >> if we have to extract our citizens we will be able to do it. >> this is russian sovereign territory. international and cooperation will be critical. >> in the meantime, security agents will accompany every american athlete to the olympic venues. an american military warships and planes will stand by, in the event an evacuation is ordered. if you logged onto google yesterday, you noticed that the site's daily doodle depicted olympic athletes in a rainbow of color. it was google's way of showing

solidarity with gay rights activists, and a subtle swipe at russia's record on gays. the page includes the quote, "every individual must have the possibility of practicing sport, without discrimination of any kind." we are now getting a look at the gunman who killed a 17-year old outside a mcdonald's restaurant on chicago north side earlier this week. the surveillance video was taken at a pizza restaurant... next to mcdonald's. it shows the victim, markeyo carr, walking with friends wednesday afternoon on north clark street, with the killer following behind them. the suspect was wearing a mask - just before he shot at the group. three other teens were also shot and injured. carr's sister says her brother was not a gang member. she says he was a swimmer at amundsen high school who received high grades, and wanted to join the marines one day. >> he was the heart of our family. he kept our family going. >> anyone with information about the shooting is asked to contact chicago police.

bensenville police are offering a 10-thousand dollar reward for help catching the killers of a store clerk. hussein saghir was shot as he and his brother left sam's tobacco and food mart january 19th. surveillance images show one offender is wearing a maroon hoodie with the abercrombie logo. the other, wearing a black hoodie. police say both men are black... 17 to 22 years old... 5-foot-3 to 5-foot-5... and clean shaven. the getaway car is similar to this, a light-colored ford windstar. if you have any information, please call the police. a stolen 300 year old violin has been found in good condition. this violin, which is worth five million dollars, is now at milwaukee police headquarters. it was taken from northwestern lecturer frank almond. he was attacked with a stun gun after a concert in milwaukee more than a week ago. police arrested three people monday, but charges are pending. investigators say they found the violin in one of their apartments. the price of policing is getting

high again. the chicago sun-times reports, the chicago police department spent more than a hundred million dollars on officer overtime last year. some officers collected more than 78 thousand dollars in o.t.... that's even more than their regular salaries. some aldermen argue, officers may burn out because of the heavy reliance on overtime instead of new hiring. mayor emanuel says it's cheaper to pay o.t., than to add more officers to the payroll. u-i-c's faculty union is ready to go on strike. the union says its members will not work february 18-th and 19- th if contract negotiations are not more urgent or productive. this affects most of the school's full time tenured and non-tenured faculty. they would not teach, hold office hours, or perform other duties during the work stoppage. u-i-c says progress has been made, but it isn't commenting on the threat of a strike. com ed customers who refuse to have smart meters installed will now face a monthly fee. the illinois commerce commission have approved a monthly charge of 21-dollars and 53 cents for customers who do not allow the utility to install the new meters. com ed is currently upgrading to the new meters, which transmit usage information electronically and eliminate the need for meter readers. comed had argued for a high monthly fee to cover the cost of meter readers for older meters but the i-c-c turned that

down. chicago public transit has actually *benefitted from the sluggish economy of the past five years. new numbers show, ridership on the c-t-a more than three and a half percent in that period. but *suburban ridership was *down. both metra and pace reported ridership declines of more than six percent, overall, ridership on local transit is now at its highest since 1990. the snow is off chicago streets, but the bitter cold is here to stay. the city's main streets are clean, but the side streets are a bit harder to navigate on. plows came through, but now parked cars are surrounded by mounds of ice. not only is the snow sticking around for a while, but more could be on the way this weekend. >> just waiting for the spring to roll in like a white knight on a horse. >> i can do with the smell >> i can't deal with the snow. >> and just crime right now. but

just told each other for second. i feel warmer already. >>several suburbs are stretching their road salt to the limit, by mixing it with sand. but i-dot and the city of chicago say they have plenty and continue to get more. >> was that, holding on just a little bit longer? >> you may not know him but he's such a warm and lovable guy. >> we are all tired of this snow. no more. we are expecting more go coming into tomorrow ... today we avoid the snow but cold temperatures stick around. - 6 degrees. it feels like -14. downers grove - 1. wind chill is down to -20. today, temperatures will go up a bit. we're up to eight degrees pretend. 2:00 p.m. it's 13. we only makes 13 this

afternoon. tonight we fall back down to zero again. on the way down to seven by 9:00 p.m.. snow comes on saturday. details on that in a moment. >> we have it pulled up rundown on the roads the first investigators try to figure out why a man killed him self and his family members. >> and the latest on a coal ash spilled in a river in north carolina. and how hackers were able to steal card information in the breach at target. >> and a special lunch is causing controversy.

there's been an apparent murder-suicide in defiance, ohio. four people are dead. the victims' bodies were discovered last night. police say 68-year-old robert garza senior shot his wife, daughter and granddaughter to death, before turning the gun on himself. investigators are trying to dermine his motive. a major cleanup and containment effort is underway in north carolina, after thousands of tons of coal ash leaked from a power plant. it happened about 40 miles north of greensboro. a stormwater pipe ruptured at a duke energy facility. and out spilled enough goop to fill 30 olympic-sized swimming pools. the leak has been plugged, for now. so far, north carolina officials haven't issued any warnings about the water supply. the recent security breach at target has been traced to a

small contractor near pittsburgh. the refrigeration vendor, fazio mechanical services, says hackers got access to target's computers through their network using a "data connection" used for electronic billing. fazio has worked with target since 2006 - installing refrigerators in stores. they have direct access to target's computer system. investigators believe that is how hackers got access to debit and credit card information for forty million customers. a school's attempt to celebrate black history month included some racial stereotypes. students at a high school in california were preparing a special menu for february. it included fried chicken, corn bread and watermelon. administrators didn't know about it, until it was announced over the loudspeaker. the menu was not planned by faculty, but by students in the black student union club. some students thought the idea was funny, but their parents didn't. >> they thought it was a very clever way of celebrating black history month. it was a simple and naive intent. >> there has been the impression that all black people eat this

kind of food which of course is all spirit >>school officials apologized and are planning other events that do not include that menu. school officials in hawaii promise to step up food inspections after a student found a snail in his lunch. the snail was found in a salad wednesday. the school's principal says the lettuce was supplied by a local vendor and cafeteria workers had properly washed the lettuce but they are noticing more snails than usual in recent days. health officials are concerned because snails can contain parasites that attack the nervous system. are the related to the weather so now? with moisture or something? >> snow will kill them or the salt will. barry ago. it's all life and death. so part of the same cycle. >> you are getting deep over there. >> today, when joe advisory until 11:00 a.m.. wind close to 30 below in some areas. that will be out to the west. you will have to certainly bundle up

today. it has been cold since halloween. today will be just as cold. right now we're down to minus 3 degrees. below zero again this warning. wind of the west at 7 mi.. dew 0.11. -340 hair and kenosha. it's -10 in bartlett. lansing is - 1. temperatures are below zero across our region. here is the windshield. -1640 hair. 26 below in rochelle. those numbers will drop even just a few more degrees today. we are dry today. next chance for snow comes tomorrow around lunchtime. snowed moves into the region we expect 1-3 in. saturday through the evening the snow leaves in time for early sunday morning. one-3 in. coming. that's a possible into cook county.

today's high is 13. tonight's low is zero. are we are back up to 20. sunday we make 17. >> with an update on ongoing construction. we of work from morgan to the circle appears to the plans are blocked. and over to skokie, prairie is shut down from a dumpster for resurfacing work. looking really good so far. no big accidents. roads for the most part are completely cleared. no big delays on the expressway's or tollways. enjoy that reprieval glass. >> coming up, when apple pulls and app from the app store. >> and testing the bulls' defense as they tried to stop the golden offense. >> the on the show kicks off tomorrow at mccormick place. we are going to test drive some of the concepts and new cars you'll see. that story's coming up next.good morning. one more fore

blackhawks before they begin the olympic break. in phoenix tonight. patrick kane back in buffalo attending the funeral of his grandfather. learned about his grandfather's passing monday before the kings came. scored twice that night played again against the first-place duck spirit no goals there but 29 saves for crawford in a

goaltending clinic. put to in the back of the net wednesday. it's a 2-0 victory. they should for a four to zero trips night but a lot to do without no. 88. >> so many different options and looks, versatility is something that we can move up a bit. c what they do in these situations terret when it gets below more we will see. across the board would just want to make sure we get the power play time. good opportunity for those guys. >> iron mike tyson is in town promoting a fight at the uic pavilion. also starring in a one-man show that is supposed to be pretty good. right now life is good. he would like to keep

it that way. >> i will be in respect full member of society. people want to see my show. young kids ask for my autograph. it's a dream come true. i'm grateful. this one try to convey gratitude. i don't want to mess this up. it's like a dream come true. i'm afraid i will break uwent up ina prison cell. >> the bulls played late on the west coast. the bulls have an early lead the boy. down 11 1/4 taking it out for three of the 14 points. he had 11 assists. still down a few minutes later. pulling up for

the floater. scored a game-high 44. they lose to fall 2-3 on the road trip. >>stocks got a boost thursday after investors got news about the jobs report. the dow gained 188 points. the nasdaq rose 45. and the s-and-p climbed 21 points apple has re-purchased 14- billion shares of its stock, after reporting disappointing first-quarter results. shares fell after the company reported lower-than-expected holiday sales, but the share buyback shows apple is confident they will bounce back strong. apple pulled the "blockchain" app from its mobile marketplace wednesday. the app was downloaded 120- thousand times during its two years in apple's i-tunes app store--it was the most popular way for people and companies to transfer bitcoins to one another. no explanation was released, but apple is rumored to be developing their own mobile payment system. coming up, the morning show will set a new guinness world record

for most people performing lunges at one time. the current record is two ordered 67. that was set last year by a company in london. we will try to be that in our 7:00 hour. >> you have to be a member of the tight fannie club. >> you might need to wear your meggings. people have been pretty sickened by these. >> not supportive? >> have supported have sickened? >> but they're all intrigued. >> when you see guys walking with mail leggings in know it's our crew. >> you guys are on the forefront at all times. >> mostly sunny today. very cold. 13 degrees is actually warmer than we've been for much of the winter. dare i say it may not feel too bad. windchill will be below zero. increasing clouds tonight. we are dry. wind at of the west 10-15. here's the

forecast. today's high is 13. snow likely tomorrow. one-3 in.. it's out of here early on sunday. monday we're cold again. high temperature of 12. below zero sunday night and monday. >> construction this morning. this whole stretch is slow here northbound at archer. one lane getting through through the end of february. broadway, another stretch of construction will be in place until spring. get used to that. it will be there. no accidents to report. travel times look good. >> still more, including the update of a missing toddler. >> what the russian government admitted doing to guests without the knowledge. >> the state department apologizes after top diplomat drops the aft bomb. >> and the new george clooney movie is reviewed. good mornin'.

and i'm erin mcelroy. >> if ideal baby has been missing after mother finds and missing bassinet. >> deliberations resume in in

the case. jurors were sent home last night. >> a look at how the u.s. will respond to a potential terrorist attack in sochi. >> there several schools open in lake. the full list is on our website. >> let's go right to the weather. >> with a wind chill advisory today. we typically warm up. but not today. windchill advisory in effect for the entire doing area until 11:00 a.m.. we could see windchill as low as minus 30. bundle up again. the heavy coat that you wore yesterday you will need again. right now with a temperature of - 3 at o'hare. 12 below at kankakee. -154 waukegan. -21 in dekalb. the

good news is we are dry. sunshine comes our way. does the warm-up much. today's temperature of only 13 degrees by noon. that's the high. watch out because the wind will be out of the west-southwest at 10-20. wind chill below zero through the entire day. tonight's low temperature down to zero. tomorrow snow is likely around lunchtime. high temperature 20 degrees. one-3 in. of snow out of here sunday morning. >> eisenhower will stretch the will slow down here to left lanes blocked until 5:00. very short pocket there. will be picked up in about 30 minutes. we're close from dempster to greenwood for some resurfacing. this construction shows no accidents or congestion. good shape if you had out early for your weekend.

>>a five-day old baby is missing just a few days old, the baby disappeared from his bassinet, wednesday morning. andrew spencer reports the baby is still missing and the only arrest so far has been unrelated to his disappearance. >> mark bennett says he only got to hold his great nephew one time. >> i hope i get to see him again. i hope and pray. >> born last weekend, thursday morning the mother will got to find his bassinet empty. the baby gone. the grandmother says her daughter planned to move out of state with a relative from her father's side, the newborn and the father. >> a strange girl can around all the sudden claiming to be my daughter sister and was going to move her and her baby to colorado. and then came and got my daughter stuff yesterday. and

now the grow as gone. >> please caught up to grow in iowa. they say she had a close in the car but no baby. she was arrested but on an unrelated outstanding warrant out of texas. the question of the babies wear belts is still unanswered. >> need to have the process of interviewing friends and family members regarding the disappearance of the baby. the home is being processed for physical evidence. >> both of the families are cooperating. >>taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. the chicago fire department says a new mother handed over her healthy newborn to firefighters at a fire station on the city's far northwest side. the woman said she gave birth to the baby yesterday morning by herself. under the illinois safe haven law- it is legal for babies younger than thirty days old to be handed over hospitals, police stations and fire houses - no questions asked. jury deliberations continue

this morning at the nato three trial. the defendants are charged with plotting terrorist attacks while protesting during the nato summit. prosecutors say police caught them with molotov cocktails. the defense says the defendants were usually high or drunk, but not dangerous terrorists. the shooting that left a 17- year-old boy dead outside a north side mcdonald's restaurant was caught on surveillance video. the video shows the victim, markeyo carr, walking with friends wednesday afternoon on north clark street, as the masked shooter pulled out a gun and fired several shots. three other teens were also shot and injured. no arrests have been made and police hope the video will lead to the gunman. u-i-c's faculty could go on strike for two days. their union says full time faculty will not work february 18-th and 19-th if contract negotiations are not more productive. the university says progress has been made, but it isn't commenting on the threat of a strike. airline passengers on flights from america to russia are now barred, for the moment, from carrying liquids, gels, aerosols or powders onto planes. they'll have to be checked,

with regular luggage. that's the latest t-s-a directive, in response to a new terror threat connected to the olympic games. in sochi, american intelligence and security officials are on high alert, with an extensive plan to evacuate u.s. athletes and visitors in the event there *is a terrorist attack. but the first responsibility lies with russia itself. >> if we needed to extract our citizens we will have the appropriate arrangements with the russians. >> this is russian sovereign territory and international coordination will be critical if there is a disaster for an attack. >> in the meantime, security agents will accompany every american athlete to the olympic venues. an american military warships and planes will stand by, in the event an evacuation is ordered. it's no surprise that russia is doing a lot of spying during the olympics. but now, russia admits to spying on tourists in hotel *showers. russia's deputy prime minister unwittingly revealed the new

outrage, when he said some visitors were recorded, turning on their showers and leaving the water running all day. it's the latest in a series of unflattering revelations that already include yellow water in at least one hotel. then there's *this remarkable feat of engineering... a toilet seat, installed backwards. that makes it a little tricky. >>the taliban is openly bragging about its latest battlefield capture. here's their new prisoner... a military dog. the taliban says the animal was captured after a long firefight with coalition forces in late december. in a video of the capture, a taliban spokesman claimed the dog carried the rank of colonel, and was outfitted with high-tech electronics. the dog was reportedly attached to a british special forces unit. a witness who helped convict rod blagojevich of corruption, may have lied under oath in a separate trial. rajinder bedi testified about a meeting in which he allegedly offered the blagojevich campaign more than a million dollars to appoint jesse jackson junior to the senate. bedi was involved in a separate kickback scheme involving political fundraiser

raghuveer nayak . nyack's lawyers say bedi lied during nyack's sentencing hearing. blagojevich's lawyers may try to use the accusation as evidence that bedi may have lied at the *blagojevich trial as well. a proposal to continue long- term unemployment benefits failed in the senate. the plan needed 60 votes to move forward. it only got 58, despite support from some republicans. the measure called for extending long-term jobless benefits that expired in december for three months. bipartisan negotiators have worked for several weeks to reach an agreement... but they haven't been able to bridge their differences. the white house says its time to move forward on immigration reform. some republicans say they're not budging--because they don't trust the president. >> we are going to continue to discuss this issue. but i think the president will have to demonstrate to the american people and to my colleagues that he can be trusted to enforce the law as it is written.

>> democrats and republicans have been facing off on the issue for awhile. the democratic controlled senate * passed* a bill that the republicans let stall in the house. they say they want president obama to deal with each reform issue and not try to lump everything together. boehner says they will not bow to pressure and accept anything less. colleges nationwide bragged about their new recruits during national signing day this week. but one school in tennessee signed a player it doesn't expect to see for quite some time. lipscomb university baseball just signed brooks russell. he's only five years old. but he's already surprising doctors who thought he would never walk again. brooks was born with a benign brain tumor that paralyzed him for several weeks.. but now he's a baseball player, with a college team waiting for him down the road. we just felt like it would be a great thing to add him to our family. >> he super excited. he probably will talk about it for a long time. >>brooks signed his letter of

intent and received an official jersey and baseball cap. he just has to grow into them now. >> wind chill advisory is in effect until 11:00 a.m.. dangerous wind chill again. cold temperatures and high of 13 degrees today. it's - 3 degrees right now when you factor in the wind. - 3 also for waukegan. tombolo in bartlett and aurora. for below for juliet. 6 blow in morris. when you factor in the wind it's 15 below windchill spirit 20 below in kankakee. 23 below in aurora. bundle up. we won't find any snow today. but further out to the south, we see things getting themselves together. a clipper system develops across the region moving into the area on saturday. slow down to the south. it continues up along the appalachians. the computer model

shows that system coming through. it's a clipper system. typically they are moving quickly. this one is the usual in terms of the clipper system. one-3 in. of snow. the snow began saturday afternoon. sunny and cool today. wind chill - 5. today's high temperature is only 13. tonight's low temperature down to zero. mar we're back up to 20. sunday we climb back up to 17. snow leaves early in the day. >> still had, who is the target of an obscene comment. >> and the latest picture from mars. and who turned up for jay leno's final tonight show. >> and test driving some concept cars featured at this year's auto show.

leaking a recording of a phone call by a top diplomat who used an f-bomb to discuss allies. the u-s does not dispute that u-s assistant secretary of state victoria nuland was heard talking to another u-s diplomat and voicing her frustrations with european union officials, she said "f" - the e-u. nuland has since apologized but now senior u.s. officials say they suspect russia intercepted

the phone conversation and released it publicly. white house officials say other countries also spy on diplomats and intercept phone conversations. no comment from russian officials. a woman got quite a nasty surprise when she opened a piece of junk mail from bank of america. lisa mc-intyre says, a credit card offer arrived, addressed to "lisa is a slut mc-intyre." i didn't see that one coming. bank of america has apologized. it says the offending letter originated at the "gold key international honor society," which was jointly marketing the card with the bank. that is one society you do not want to belong to ladies. a nasa mission has spotted a new crater on mars the crater is 100 feet wide and shaped like a starburst. it was created after a small space rock slammed into the planet and exploded sometime between 2010 and 20-12 the images were taken last november, but not released until this week. nasa says around 250 new impact craters have appeared on mars in the last twenty years.

and check this out ... nasa releases the first-ever view of the earth from the surface of mars. this picture was taken by the rover curiosity last month... about 80 minutes after sunset on january 31-st. researchers snapped the shot using the rover's mast camera. can you even see it? that era with the big earth next to it. a big sign of earth. i think you can just make it out. >> you need some 3-d for that. >> maybe it's just our monitor. >>jay leno hosted his last tonight show last night. >> i don't like good buys. but nbc does. but i don't. tonight is our last show for real. i don't need to get fired three times. i get the hint. >>leno is done with late night t-v after 22 years.

his last tonight show was full of stars that were there to send him off in style. that medley was hosted by billy crystal.. who was leno's very first guest as host of the tonight show. >> congratulations to him. >> cold temperatures today. we will see a number of windchill advisory's across the region. the won't expire until about 11:00 a.m.. it's -10 and bartlett. - 3 at o'hare. -11 in kankakee. windchill 24 below in rochelle. 7 blow at the lakefront. you have to bundle up. but we do stay dry. high temperature of only 13. typical

high is 33. with increasing clouds tonight. tamara's high temperature only 20. one-3 in. of snow develop saturday. >> we have some construction that could cause some slow pockets. but overall an easy start your friday. the construction in skokie is there. work and in bound eisenhower to the circle. numbers are looking good. based travel times right down the line including the expressway's and lakeshore drive and the tollways. looking good this morning. >> good morning. that segment yesterday but we did have mad reaction all over social media. >> we're going to go through those responses in the next hour. the ones we could actually read out loud. but first we have the chicago auto show kicking off this weekend. they let me go

in early and test drives some of the new cars that you will see at this year's honors show. >> start your engines. another year for new cars and concept the 20 to 14 on a show. even if some are not credible yet, yet you can still dream. especially about the toyota. >> this is our dream sports car. two years in the making. this is like a slingshot design function. you feel like you are one with the road. also it's like a fighter jet concept. >> ford has plenty of models to show off. a seven seat car. in 1 l fiesta with focus on gas

mileage and a solar energy concept. >> the solar panels on top are the most efficient solar cells in the industry. >> the first solar powered car driven by me. hold on. >> the big thing about the solar panels on the car, other cars have had them before but the only power the accessories. this is actually powering the propulsion. you may remember this from last year, its debut here at the chicago auto show. but this one is a bit different. >> this is the new pro master. it's a motor home. this is a touring coach. self-contained kitchen, bathroom, living space and sleeping area all in one. >> 2014 is a big year. the

company's 100th anniversary. >> how else to celebrate 100 years? you come out with this. a 2014 dodge challenger. what you have here is a truly factory installed functional hood with engine mounted school. 375 horsepower, four 75 ft. work performance. did you have fun? >> i sure did. i will take it. thanks a lot. >> that was a nice ride. but i really need to learn how to drive a stick shift like a real man. someday that will happen. the auto show starts this weekend. we will be there at 6- 7. it will also be there sunday

night at 1030. it's a really good time. >> coming up, reviews of the new movies out this weekend including the like a movie.

"the monuments men" is the true story of the group of men and women assigned to rescue art masterpieces stolen by hitler during the war. george clooney, matt damon, bill murray, and cate blanchett star in what dean calls an interesting, slightly irreverent story. he gives it a good, not great... dean's list "b." >> relax. i am here. it's batman. this is my boyfriend. batman. >> i am batman. >> dean says "the lego movie" is one of the funniest animated movies in a long time -- taking a nice story of breaking free from conformity, with an almost simpsons-like blend of comedy and self-mockery. perfect for the kids, the adults will also love this dean's list "b."

>> we have snow coming tomorrow. you might want to plan to go see that movie. windchill advisor 8 is here until 11:00 a.m.. here's the forecast. high temperature of 17. typically we should treat. we are sunny and dry today. increasing clouds. stay dry. overnight low 0. mars high temperature soars at 20. snow come saturday. we try out early sunday morning. >> a quick update on traffic. one item could cause some minor delays. central close from 65- 63. work on that still remain is there. at this point you have to skirt around that. everything else looks good. no big delays up there. no accidents to report. this is one of the first mornings with no issues. it's wide open and clear. all the roads are looking good. until

the second system rolls through, enjoy your reprieve. >> your morning headlines are next.

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