some breaking news ... a shooting overnight at a senior citizen social club in northwest indiana. we are *live with an update. a suspect is in custody this morning in the attempted robbery of an off-duty sheriff's officer. and winter storms bring some of the southeast's biggest cities to a standstill. good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. demetrius ivory has a check of our weather. we have good news in our forecast? >> temperatures are starting to warm up. if you freeze and a few floors. >> i took the dog out and it was just it didn't need a hand warmer. >> it is an improvement. it has been almost two weeks since we made freezing. freezing is only 32. a typical high is warmer than that. woodbin colder than

normal for quite a long stretch manicotti today. high temperature is a few degrees below average. snow showers are possible as a week cutpurses the moves through. it's currently 20 degrees. 19 at midway. 18 and garlic. 12 degrees for aurora. as a look around the region, we expect the potential for light snow coming in from the west. a week mature system. it will move through the region today and then we expect things to clear out. the east coast storm continues to pound the east coast. four-8 in. of snow to new york city. we are 32 degrees today. 27 degrees by nine. high 33 snide debate down to 12 degrees. decreasing clouds means increasing sunshine on friday. 22 again on saturday.

>> a quick update on traffic. we have a road closures or about 83 the northwest highway gas of oil to central in place through the day. not seeing any accidents up there. no delays. it's a very quiet start. >>breaking news out of gary this morning, where several people were shot inside a club. tonya francisco is *live in gary. >> good morning. police are not releasing very much information about what happened last night. they have reports that as many as five people have been shocked including the gunman. this one took place at the safe and sound a senior citizens' social club at 1030 last night. it happened in the city of gary. none of the injuries are life- threatening. according to the post a raid by police back to

october of 2011, the owner of that club was charged with serving alcohol without a permit and provoke promoting professional gambling. at that 0.8 table and beer and liquor were taken. it's not clear if the owners still owns the club or what took place. still trying to get some information. once we have it we will bring you more. back to you. >>a 14 year old boy was killed during a drive-by shooting on the city's south side. it happened near 61-st and vernon last night. the boy was walking down the street, with two other people, when someone started shooting from a white van. the victim was shot in the head and died. he has not been identified yet. no one else was hurt, and no arrests have been made. more than four-thousand flights have been canceled, as a winter storm dumps more snow on the southeastern u-s, and bringing many cities to a standstill. andrew spencer reports the storms have also left more than half-a-million homes and businesses without electricity.

>> the clouds are out in north carolina but for a lot of stranded drivers it hasn't done much good. it urged people to stay home as the road conditions got worse. even first responders were having a hard time getting around slipping and sliding as a try to get the vehicle moving. as if the ice was not bad enough, the weight of ice and snow brought trees down into power lines and in some cases homes. >> hearing the tree cracked and watching it fall and landing on my daughter's room was very dramatic. >> utilities reported more than 600,000 homes and businesses have lost electricity across the southeast. >> i've been with the company for 15 years. never seen anything to this scale. talking to people older than me this is the biggest bid ever seen. >> as it moves into the north east, officials in washington had ordered all federal offices closed for thursday. meanwhile, crews week on standby hoping to

avoid the same problems the winter storms secreted in the south. >>a water main break on the city's north side caused some problems for residents in the north center neighborhood. water filled the streets near damen and cullom just after three yesterday afternoon. traffic in the area was rerouted as city crews worked through the night to dig up the main and fix it. with 65 men linked to attacks in afghanistan were set free. the u.s. on wanted them all tried in afghan court. the men pose a security threat to security. but the afghan government announced the men were released from a facility. it will further to strain relations as american troops compared prepare for their withdrawal by the end of the year. >> a suspect is in custody in a on security video. three teens confronted an off- duty cook county sheriff's sergeant monday at a far south side gas station. one of them pointed a gun, and

the sergeant gave up his wallet. then he drew his own weapon and killed the gunman, 16-year- old deonta mackey. the two others ran away... but a 17-year-old turned himself in, after seeing the surveillance video on t-v. no charges have been filed. this man is being held on bond for the murder of a store clerk, but police are still looking for the actual shooter. kenneth bardlett is charged with first degree murder. prosecutors say he admitted to trying to rob a convenience store in bensenville last month. but the other man in this security video shot and killed the clerk, hussein saghir. prosecutors say bardlett was on parole for a weapons charge. no details about the shooter were released. authorities say a counselor had sex with a foster child at least twice. kelvin perry is being held on bond for criminal sexual abuse and sexual assault. prosecutors say he met a 16 year old girl through a program for children where he worked. they say the two exchanged erotic text messages and phone messages, after she was placed in a foster home. police say one of the exchanges led to sex in perry's car outside the woodfield mall in

schaumburg last sunday. >> it is terrible that a person of trust and the authority is alleged to have committed a crime on a child that was seeking assistance. >>perry faces the same charges in palatine, for having sex with the girl at her foster parents' home. waukegan police say they're also investigating him. the children's program, where perry worked, placed him on unpaid leave. jurors heard testimony of an alleged plot by an ex-chicago police officer to muscle his way into the strip club business, by torturing and murdering a suburban businessman. government witness george michael, an ex-banker, described a plot to kidnap steve campbell of riverside, force him to hand over his holdings in a club, then kill him. secretly recorded tapes showed defendant steve mandell and michael discussing the plot to torture campbell at a storefront on west devon. >> i have to make a joke out of this. >> when police raided the storefront, they found sleeping

pills and a meat cleaver that prosecutors say was to be used to cut up campbell's body. the plot was foiled. mandell faces a long prison sentence if he's convicted. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. adults using computers in the orland park public library will still be allowed to access porn web sites. the library board met yesterday to discuss changes to the library policy. but board members rejected a plan to install filters on the library computers, saying it would impact first amendment rights. computers in the children's section do have filters preventing them from viewing inappropriate sites on the web. cook county sheriff tom dart wants the power to check the books of troubled police departments. he's asking the county board to let him be a suburb's inspector general, if it fails to file required audits and financial statements two years in a row. the request comes after a tribune report on corruption and police failures in towns, including harvey. the chicago park district plans to cut down several dozen old trees in lincoln park, because they're diseased. the 57 targeted trees line a walkway along the southern end

of the park, near the benjamin franklin monument. neighbors are upset about the plan, because 500 rare black- crowned night herons chose the trees as their main breeding ground in illinois. replacements will be planted in the fall. this upcoming baseball season will be the last for the yankees' derek jeter, who announced he's retiring. jeter made that announcement on his facebook page yesterday. he has played in the majors for 19 seasons, and all of them with the yankees. he's won five world series championships, and is ninth in the all-time hitting list. but injuries took their toll and caused jeter to only play 17 games last year. jeter turns 40 in june. at the winter olympics in sochi -- it's snowboarding gold for kaitlyn farrington, and bronze for kelly clark on the halfpipe. the u-s men's hockey team plays slovokia this morning. and taking a look at the medal count... norway still holds the lead with 12. canada and the netherlands have ten. the u-s is tied with russia for nine medals. and germany has eight medals, despite having the most golds -- six.

you can check out a ten-foot tall ice sculpture replica of olympian jason brown in highland park's port clinton square... at least until the weather warms up. the u-s figure skater graduated last year from highland park high school. meanwhile, you can attend a *free cheering party at centennial ice arena in highland park tomorrow morning. that's where jason got his start. the party starts at nine for anyone who wants to watch jason skate *live . some of us may be fed up with the snow, but one family is making the most of it. they've built an igloo that's big enough to live in. this is in harmon, illinois, which is near dixon. wayne larson says it all started with a seven-foot snow drift in his back yard. he wanted to make something fun for his grandkids. so he spent about ten hours digging out the snow. now it's big enough for several people and it even has a fire place ... and a spot for an emergency stash of popsicles. >> there's a fire in side! and popsicle! >> well done. >> that is awesome. what have

you done lately? when was the last time you build something? >> we are going to do our best to melton that as temperatures warm up. 22 right now in the london school of chicago. since ... at 22. wind chill in the upper teens and low 20s. we are dry at this hour but later today there is the potential for light snow. today's high temperature is 33. our warmest day in a few weeks. we expect to see the drop down tonight as the cold front moves through. colder conditions for the weekend. a chance of snow saturday. sunday we warm up. mid-40s. but into the middle of next week. igloo, be aware. >>coming up ... an amazing rescue in oregon after an avalanche buried a group of skiers. and -- what caused a ride to stop enemies and park in florida. plus -- who is getting a pay raise after president obama

signed a minimum wage executive order. and -- what one mother did for her son, after he told her that he had no friends to invite to his birthday party.

have been rescued from a slope in oregon, a day after they and six companions were buried by an avalanche. two other skiers were killed. the latest survivors, a man and a woman, had to be rescued on foot, because the weather wouldn't permit a *helicopter

rescue. the woman broke both legs and injured a shoulder. the man has a broken thigh bone. a roller coaster full of people got stuck, shortly after it started. this happened on the "cheetah hunt" roller coaster at busch gardens in tampa. they were stuck there for over three hours, and it was raining. firefighters used a bucket truck to rescue 16 people. no one was hurt. the park is investigating what caused the ride to stop. president obama signed an executive order hiking the minimum wage for federal government employees. among those will benefit, are janitors, housekeepers, and contracted foodservice workers in national parks. they currently earn 7-25 an hour... starting next january, they'll get just over *ten dollars. and obama wants congress to raise the minimum wage for *all workers, public and private. it's a thorny issue here in illinois. >> we deserve to have a living wage. to live comfortably.

>> no choice but to figure out a way to reduce labor costs which means fewer hours and that means fewer people find jobs. >> democrats hope to make a higher minimum wage a campaign issue this year. more people are getting insurance through the president's health care law, with just six weeks left before the deadline. more than 88-thousand people in illinois selected a plan since october first. that's up from 61-thousand people a month ago. 75-percent of the customers in illinois qualified for tax credits. a federal report also found that more young people are signing up, but not as many as the administration hoped. march 31-st is the deadline to sign up and avoid a tax penalty. an upcoming birthday for an autistic boy in michigan is showing the amazing power of social media. the boy, named colin, will turn 11 on march 9th. he told his mother that he didn't want to have a birthday party because he has no friends to invite. so his mom created a facebook page to show him how many people "like" him. that page has gone viral -- earning more than one and a

half million "likes" from people all over the world in less than two weeks. colin doesn't know about the page yet -- she hopes to surprise him with it on his birthday. colin's mom also set a p-o box for people to send birthday cards and she says it's been overflowing with cards and letters sent to colin. >> that's how you meet new friends. i tried that it didn't work. current wind out of the south and 9 mi.. dew points are down. temperatures are the front stage early today. later into next week we will see very warm temperatures. right now is six degrees in morris. 20 at the lakefront. satellite radar composite locally shows cloud cover out to the west. the next system will drop into the region but as we look out to the east, this is the national headline. the number one story is this huge storm continuing to rumble

up along the east coast. it is tapping into the atlantic so there will be rain and ice continuing. it will move up along the coast burning that heavy snow proportions of pennsylvania and upstate new york. back home today we are expected light snow showers. and it clears out into friday. cooler temperatures there. 33 today. a snow shower is possible. tonight we make 12. 22 degrees and briefly on saturday. >> not a lot going on. a few spots of construction. this one is between walnut over 258. another pocket in elmhurst along 19 heading west bound that will be in place through the end of june. other than that no delays at all. all travel times are

good including on the expressway's and the tollways. you are in good shape this morning. >> coming up, toyota is recalling vehicles because of software problems. plus -- details on comcast's new deal that would make it the largest cable provider in the country. and next in sports -- the cubs cut the ribbon on their brand- new, state of the art spring training facility. >> if you were a fan of i love lucy and the latin food we have a way to celebrate valentine't'a

factor to the new spring training home care even though it may not be 100 percent finished. >> the first word coming here when i first saw this and when i walked through i thought holy cow. >> the arizona gov. and the mayor were among those at the ribbon cutting for the $84 million facility. the park is a beauty. the largest in the league with the capacity of 15,000. >> critics have complained why are you building a stadium for million-dollar baseball players? we are not. we built it for the fans and watched the baseball

players play. >> but it's the training facility and a the most important to the never ending world series quest. practice field, covered heading cages, a new clubhouse and the massive weight room. all part of a bigger plan. >> the facilities are the best. >> they always say to be successful in need three things, the right players coming in, we have added more talent, we have to have the right coaches and trainers and we also need great facilities. we put a lot of time and energy and resources into making sure we have the best. >> which with much of their young talent a year closer they look at this as a new beginning, a heavy price to pay for hope but when you lose 197 games in two years, it's probably worth the cost. stocks closed mixed on wednesday. the dow dropped 30 points. the nasdaq gained ten.

and the s-and-p closed down half a point. comcast corporation is buying time warner cable for over 45- billion dollars. the all-stock deal will combine the nation's two largest cable operators this is the second time comcast has helped re-shape the u-s media landscape. in 20-13, comcast acquired n-b-c universal. the deal must still go through regulatory approval, and the deal should close by the end of the year. toyota has announced a major recall on the prius and other cars. the prius recall includes models from 20-10 through 20-14. toyota says there is a software to shut off while it's being driven. also being re-called is the 20- 12 rav-four, the 20-12 and 20-13 tacoma and lexus r-x-250. valentine's day is tomorrow, and maybe you are wondering what you should wear. one-third of men and women prefer a "hint of cleavage." i never liked cleavage on my man. i always thought less is more when it comes to men and

language. maybe less. tomorrow would like you to wear something a little bit more. they say you should tease just a little ... not too much. men and women want their dates to be at least "moderately" dressed up. only 5-percent of women and 14- percent of men desired formal attire. men and women agree that at a formal or semi-formal venue, it's o-k to show more cleavage. and 22-percent of women and 18- percent of men plan to buy new outfits to wear specifically for valentine's day. so when you go out what are you can drop it down an inch or two. you guys already have those man leggings going. just add yourself a be neck and you are ready to go. >> there's an opportunity to say something inappropriate but were just going to go to the forecast. >> 23 degrees is the temperature at 10:00 a.m.. we to warm up. 20 will be the temperature greg now but we get to 32 greece by 2:00 p.m.. 9:00 p.m. we are at 27. it

will be cold. be prepared. valentine's day tomorrow is coming up in the forecast. >> accident was bound by winfield just cleared. it was on the off ramp. that of the way. things are moving pretty well for the area. a few spots of construction of causing to many backups. our best day so far for traffic. an easy start today. >> there's more to come in our next half-hour. --including a *live update from the scene of a shooting at a social club in northwest indiana. and -- how much the city of chicago has racked up in snow removal costs, as the cleanup continues. plus -- the latest on gay marriage across the country -- including the next state to make it legal. an a shooting overnight at a

senior citizen social club in northwest indiana. we are *live with an update. winter storms bring some of the southeast's biggest cities to a standstill. and northwestern football players take their case for unionizing one step further. good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. hi, demetrius. finally some decent news!

>> today's high in the low 30's. we're going to throw a party because we will make freezing today. right now we're currently at seven degrees in kankakee. we do find warmer temperatures as a travel into cook county. hawthorne's classic is currently 21. elsewhere, could cover coming in from the west. not much sunshine. it week clipper system will roll through the region today bringing some light snow showers. but not much. today, ready to degrees it will feel warm even though it will be colder than normal. typical high is 35. tonight, 12 degrees. valentine's day will be chilly. 22 degrees for the high. saturday we are 22. monday 37 degrees. tuesday and wednesday we find it climb into the mid 40's. it's almost over.

>> earlier accident on 88 just cleared. everything moving just fine there. a stretch of construction has pershing blocked off. that roadwork will go into february. that's the only item. everything else looks good including travel times. >>now to the developing story out of gary, indiana - -where several people were shot inside a club overnight. tonya francisco is live with the details. >> good morning. not a lot of details but we're hoping to get more information. the spokesperson for the police just walked into the station and told me to have more information as soon as she is able to sort it out. what we do know is that several people have been shot. as many as five including the gunman that was around and 30 last night. this is a safe and sound senior citizens' social club. i am told none of the injuries are life-threatening. back in

october 2011, the owners of the club were arrested and charged with serving alcohol without a permit and promoting fresh professional gambling. that was after a raid by the indiana state police. the tribune reported it was the second time in less than a year that he was hit with those charges. that was back in 2011. during that raid the seethey seized liquor and b. people were charged with visiting a common club which is a misdemeanor. police not releasing much information about last night's shooting but the spokesperson for the police just arrived and she said she would come out and give us more information as soon as she could. back to you. >> but all federal offices in washington d-c are closed today as the east coast prepares for the winter storm that knocked out power to more than half a

million people in the southeast yesterday. cars and trucks got stranded across the region, as several inches of snow fell and ice coated the southeast. first responders even had a hard time getting around in the snow. power crews were scrambling to deal with downed trees and powerlines. more than three thousand flights i been in the company for 15 years. i've never seen anything to this scale. talking to people they say is the biggest they've ever seen. >> but more than 3000 flights were canceled. and more cancelations are expected today as the storm moves up the east coast, toward new york. the city of chicago is nearly five million dollars over budget for snow removal this winter. the sun times reports the city has already blown through 25- million dollars for snow removal - and that includes almost 20 million bucks for salt. the city only budgeted 20 and a half million dollars for all snow removal efforts this year. the mayor has dipped into a motor fuel tax fund to cover the overage but that fund is left with just one and a half million dollars. for the first time in years, the coast guard sent an ice cutter to chicago and into indiana to help free barges that are stuck in thick ice on the lake.

the cutter "biscayne bay" usually works in the straits of mackinac but yesterday it left navy pier on its way to burns harbor, indiana. the coast guard says the ship can cut through ice up to four feet thick. 66 percent of lake michigan is covered in ice... some of it several feet thick. 66% of lake michigan is covered in ice. some of it is several feet thick. >>taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. a suspect is in custody in a botched armed robbery, captured on security video. three teens confronted an off- duty cook county sheriff's sergeant monday at a far south side gas station. one of them pointed a gun. the sergeant drew his own weapon and killed the gunman, 16-year-old deonta mackey. the two others ran away... but a 17-year-old turned himself in, after seeing the surveillance video on t-v. police are still looking for the shooter in the murder of a store clerk. kenneth bardlett is being held on bond for first degree murder. prosecutors say he admitted to trying to rob a convenience store in bensenville last month. but they he did not fire the gun that killed the clerk, hussein saghir. prosecutors say bardlett was on parole for a weapons charge. no details about the shooter were released.

a counselor accused of having sex with a teenage girl could face more charges. prosecutors say kelvin perry exchanged erotic text messages and phone calls with a girl he met at a youth program. police say the two had sex in perry's car outside the woodfield mall and at the girl's foster parents' home in palatine. waukegan police say they are also investigating perry. jurors heard testimony of an alleged plot by an ex-chicago police officer to muscle his way into the strip club business, by torturing and murdering a suburban businessman. government witness george michael, an ex-banker, described a plot to kidnap steve campbell of riverside, force him to hand over his holdings in a club, then kill him. testimony resumes this morning. opening statements were made at the first hearing on whether northwestern football players can form a union. a hearing was held at the regional office of the national labor relations board. the main argument in the case is whether college athletes should be treated as university employees. the players argue that they help generate millions of

dollars in revenue, but they have no bargaining rights. but northwestern argues that the athletes are students first. >> they're raising an important issue its the issues of health consequences of the ball is a national issue. they should have a say. we believe they should. we just don't believe that the proper way is through a labor negotiation. >> the beginning of the end where college athletes will be exploited and denied their rights as employees. >>football players and other witnesses are expected to begin testifying at the same office next week. this whole process could take over a year. a federal judge has set a trial date for the boston marathon bombing suspect. dzhokhar tsarnaev will stand trial in early november for detonating two bombs near the race's finish line, killing three people, and injuring 260 others. survivors of the bombings will be invited to share their stories at a congressional hearing in boston this spring. the house homeland security committee hopes to finish the

hearing before *this year's marathon on april 21-st. the former mayor of new orleans has been convicted on federal corruption charges. ray nagin is accused of taking more than 200-thousand dollars in exchange for city contracts dating back to 2004 -- before hurricane katrina devastated the city. nagin served two terms as mayor and left office in 2010. he now faces up to twenty years in prison. his lawyers say they will appeal the conviction. a church burglary suspect in california was captured almost in texas case was not heard by judge. the judge did not say when the ruling would, gay marriage but he did say it would eventually go before the state supreme court. in missouri 86 same-sex couples are challenging the ban. an amendment was put into the constitution back into the us and forcing a marriage is between a man and woman. in about the city will no longer

defend the case in court because of the recent federal court ruling. >> a church robbery suspect caught in camera in church. the 26 rolled left behind his cellphone at the church when he ran out after a robbery. he apparently took pictures of the mess he made in the pastor's office and took a picture of himself. police were able to identify him and his location. officers went and arrested him and he looks like that vanilla ice guy. who robs a church? you should not do that. >> a man in the maine appears to have caught a giant fireball in the sky on camera. this is what he saw yesterday. he said it burned for about two and a half minutes. he said had never seen anything like it before. >> you know that is a ufo. >> of course it is. he posted it

on mine. he has people guessing about it all over the world. an astronomer says he thinks it is space junk burning up as it falls into earth. we won't know until we check in with demetrius. >> pigs in space! >> what ever it is it did not stick its landing. there are no aliens on the planet the burned up in the video. wind of the south at 9 mi.. today we have temperatures going up. still cooler than normal but we will expect high temperatures in the low '30's. right now it is one degree in kankakee. the snowpack really hoping to cool it down. we do have mild temperatures in the areas where there is cloud cover. union is a 20. 18 for bartlett. clear conditions for kinky. down only one degree in this area. the next chance for

snow is a week clipper type system that will slip a cold front through the system bringing the slight chance of snow showers. be on the lookout, that could come through in the afternoon. 33 for the day. colder again tonight. 12 for the overnight low. as a plan valentine's day, it's breezy with high temperature of 22. saturday 22 again with a warm- up, up in the seven days forecast. >> another zoo in denmark has put down its giraffe ... do you remember the story with a fed the draft to the lions? to have to run that story again? >> let's move on to their could cheater who is finally retiring will tell you when. >> and the father of michael sam is clarify his comments. and marcus will introduce us to a unique to the spot for valentine's day.new york in ks k

jeter announces he will retire after the end of this season. he only played 17 games last year because of injury. he turns 40 in june. >>some of the most vintage ifthe

national corvette museum in bowling green, kentucky had a sinkhole open. at about 40-feet wife and 30- feet deep the damage to the cars is significant. loan from private owners and those made famous by magazines and auto shows. that is not the call you want to make. d-n-a, recovered from a toddler who lived 12 thousand years ago, suggests he's an ancestor of today's native americans. the one-year-old boy's body was found, buried in montana, in 1968. his closest genetic connection is to native peoples in central and south america. the d-n-a also suggests, the *boy's* ancestors came from *asia. anna kendrick got an unexpected the father of michael sam says his comments about his son were taken out of context. is quoted as saying he didn't want his grandkids in that kind of environment. >> i didn't say i didn't want my grandkids like that. it was on the fallen and ... adjusting

talkative. they took the words and twisted them. >> michael sam says he told his parents that he is the last week even though his coaches and teammates have known since august. his father says his son is courageous for what he did and his ability on the football field is all that matters. >> he is taken to twitter with a comment. ripping into a teammate he accused his teammate of the train him by accusing him of bullying him. also he revealed suicidal thoughts. that is ready to move on with his life and career. he left the dolphins last october say he wanted to didn't want to take the volleying. the nfl is investigating the alleged abuse. >>we showed you pictures of a giraffe that was killed by a danish zoo sunday. now, another zoo say it may put down one of *its giraffes. the copenhagen zoo outraged animal rights activists by

killing the male, and feeding its carcass to the zoo's lions. zoo officials said the male wasn't suitable for breeding. now, denmark's jyllands park zoo says, if it can acquire a female for *its breeding program, it might kill the older of its two males, to avoid *fights over the female. investigators in virginia are looking for a suspect in an unusual fact. the person who stole to under $50 of bull semen. it was going to be used for breeding purposes. high quality bull semen can get 4- $500 on the market. >> don't go to the weather now! please don't. i need 30 seconds to get off camera. >> and now weather. >> 4-$500. high-quality. the go- ahead. >> delivered the forecast.

>> put something on the screen please ... here are the current temperatures. satellite radar composite, we are dry. snow coming today. areas which are not seeing any cloud cover like cook county have cool temperatures this morning. it's 32 degrees by 5:00 p.m.. today's high temperature is 33. we're back down to 12 tonight. fred will be 22. forget about the weekend. warm up next week. 37 degrees next week. wednesday we are at 34. >> we have some traffic off to the side were there blocking off between clark. that's all day for a movie set. 88 off ramp cleared. everything moving fine. a quiet start today. no major

delays. everything is looking good on the roads. >> schaumburg native marcus is here. >> we're going to downers grove. >> it's all the same. they don't like to think there is no suburbs out there. people who live outside of the city ... >> i have read about them! >> i am with you. right here it's all in here. looking for a unique way to celebrate valentine's day, you can do that in downers grove outside of chicago. if you are a fan of i love lucy and some latin food, there's a place with something for you. >>

>> a lot of restaurants lose the sold in the light. but we bring that back with the estimates and the cuisine. we bring all the regions together. the drinks and the people, we increase the character. a lot of places don't have that. you go in and it's like a cookie cutter. but we are bringing it back. >> what we are going to do is make this. it's a secret casserole. >> what's in here? >> are clams in year. muscles. shrimp. calamari and fish. at some paprika. >> that looks spectacular. what are you making for dessert? >> a white chocolate mousse. it has frozen raspberries inside. and some red velvet cups.

>> the i love lucy team is eccentric and wild contained. this class but not overly pretentious. they're fun and good people. >> give me your list the impression. >> i will do what other people can. >> did you know there were lyrics to the i love lucy team song? that night is only for valentine's day. if you are a fan you have to go valentine's night. you could call and make reservations. phone number is right there on your screen. >> that school. >> something different. a lot of people who are fans of the old show may like that. >> coming up big news from the set of sharknado 2 and ...

television comedy pioneer sid caesar has died. a household name in the 1950's, caesar the stared in the comedy series "your show of shows." he won two emmy awards and was nominated for numerous others in his career. caesar was married to his wife florence levy for sixty-seven

years until her death in 20-10. together, they have 3 children. sid caesar was 91. paula deen is making a comeback. deen has created a new company that touts her southern cuisine.' *deen ventures'* is launching less than a year after she lost a t-v contract and many sponsors over a racial slur. her new company includes restaurants, cruises, cookbooks and other deen products. she has partnered with a phoenix-based company which specializes in consumer distribution. >> how are you doing? >>sy-fy's original movie, "sharknado" has a second installment. "sharkando two: the second one" will star a few familiar faces. kelly osbourne and andy dick will join returning cast members dot some ian ziering and tara reid. osbourne plays a flight attendant and dick, a police officer. also added to the cast is vivica a. fox and mark mcgrath.

system that turns deadly unleashing a "sharknado" on new york city. >> are you trying to sell this story? in doing a very bad job. >> did you see the first one? it was so good. >> early today, cold temperatures south of chicago. we were under cloud cover over night. some areas that have the clouds are a little warmer. apart teens and lower twenties. expect to see a high temperature of 33 today. afternoons the shower is possible. down to 12 degrees night. saturday with a 22. the big warmup is coming next week. >> still fantastic. >> it is luxurious to think of

this 30 degree temperatures. there might even be a for in the forecast next week will be back with more.

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