the dangerous cold returns for the next few days. the latest in a live report. >> the president is pulling all soldiers out of afghanistan. what could change his mind? >> and report finds expulsion rates at turner's schools. >>i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. there are several schools closed or opening late today because of the cold. they are scrolling at the bottom of your screen. and you can check out the complete list on our website at wgn tv dot com slash closings. demetrius ivory has a check of our weather. >> cool temperatures again. our record has been around since the '60s and we could reach it dropping to below zero very shortly. our record low is - 1.

we've seen the temperature drop about one degree in the last hour. ample sunshine comes today. our high temperature is 26 degrees below average. we should be 39 degrees each day. we will see when gusts between 30-35. it will be breezy and of course the windchill factor will be a big deal later. union at - 1. lansing is at 4 degrees. the wind makes it feel like well below zero. -49 bartlett. -22 in dekalb. you will need your heavy coat. cover up as much as you can. winter weather advisory is in effect until noon. wind chills could dip very close to - 30. satellite's radar composite shows we are dry. we have some snow on the flip side of lake michigan. later this weekend there will be accumulating snow coming our way. today at 5:00

p.m. it's 11 degrees. - 3 tomorrow morning. sonny for the next few days but thursday high temperature of only eight degrees above zero with snow showers likely for much of the weekend. >> temperatures are on the roots out there. so were main work is impacting a good stretch of california from 24-26. the detour there is 26 to western and then to 31. that will be in place for some time. other than that, pretty good on the roads. travel times look good but we will see what happened as these temperatures continued to drop. >>two cousins are missing from the west englewood neighborhood. eleven month old morgan melchor and 16 year old dominique jackson were last seen yesterday afternoon, around the 19-hundred block of west 67-th street. the baby was wearing the same white winter hat that you see

in this picture. police say jackson may have the baby in a gray stroller and car seat that has "minnie mouse" on it. our area is once again facing some very extreme weather ... with wind chills dipping well below zero overnight. nancy loo is *live in the loop with more. >> good morning. the temperature gauge here is flashing 7 degrees right now. as you guys said, it feels much colder than that. the latest round of arctic conditions comes amid some cold news for natural gas customers. prices are going up significantly next month due to the coldest winter in 35 years. the basic explanation of supply and demand. >> it's been so cold so often for so long, many in chicago are tired of the term poler bore tax. but the wind chill and the

bitter cold is back leading to car trouble for motorists. that was the case for a driver in naperville overnight. more winter punishment is not welcome. >> i'm tired. >> the cold firefighters responding to a call on the northwest side, crews were slightly delayed due to a frozen hydrant along the 2800 block of west billington. they were able to quickly extinguished the flames in the attic of a home. three residents and two dogs made it out. for all residents the challenge of staying warm is going to be even tougher financially. citizens utility board group warns of a significant price jump next month for customers. the cost is shooting up from 51¢-68. >> 17¢ jump in natural gas prices would be significant. >> estimating it would at $30 to the monthly bill of an average customer. the higher than usual residential demand has the

company's urging its larger industrial customers to curtail natural gas uses as a precaution. peoples gas also warns of higher than average bills next month for its customers. suppliers are dealing with higher delivered cost and demand is at an historic peak. >> the extreme weather that we have seen through this winter has led to a record demand. it has led to shortages and is has led to record prices. sooner or later consumers are going to feel the pain on their bills. >> according to our chief meteorologist tom skilling, it's the third coldest winter in chicago in 143 years. the good news is the near future brings very little snow and court today, the wind chill advisory is in effect until noon.

>>the illinois tollway has activated its around-the-clock zero weather road patrols to help drivers stranded during the extreme cold. at least 11 trucks will be available to help people on the area tollways with dead batteries, flat tires and other problems. if you become stranded ... you should stay with your car and dial star 9-9-9 for help. these patrols are expected to be activated for the next couple of days. president obama told his afghan counterpart that *all u-s troops may leave afghanistan by the end of the year if a security agreement is not signed soon. during a phone call with hamid karzai, president obama said he's ordered the pentagon to start planning for a total troop withdrawal. the plan has been for some troops to remain in afghanistan, but karzai has delayed signing the security agreement. president obama said it was still possible to come to an agreement after karzai's replacement is elected in april. a federal judge has, at least

temporarily, blocked the extradition of mexico's most infamous drug kingpin to america. joaquin guzman, known as "el chapo," or "shorty," led the dreaded sinaloa drug cartel until his capture saturday. american prosecutors want to put him on trial -- perhaps in chicago, where huge shipments of mexican drugs were sent to be packaged and distributed. but a judge issued an injunction yesterday. a final decision on his extradition may take months or even years. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. a community alert has been issued for much of the logan square neighborhood, after a man tried to lure a girl into his car. it happened last wednesday afternoon in the 31-hundred block of west belden. the girl actually opened the passenger door of a gray, four- door car before her *mother saw her and shouted at her. then, she closed the door and ran away. a woman was shot several times during an attempted robbery at a c-t-a bus stop on the south side. it happened at 6:30 last night in the 92-hundred block of south cottage grover avenue. police say the 35-year-old woman was waiting for a bus when two men tried to take her purse. she was shot twice in the thigh and taken to the hospital. she is in stable condition. police are looking for the gunmen.

the man accused of stealing a guitar at o'hare airport will be in court today. anthony hargrove is charged with felony theft. police say they recognized him from airport security video and arrested him when he tried to steal three more bags a few days later. the signature indian guitar has been found. canadian musician harry manx says he's been playing it for 20 years, and he'll return to chicago next week to reclaim it. the f-b-i is reportedly taking a look at the david koschman case. the sun-times reports special prosecutor dan webb turned over his evidence to the feds last june. r-j vanecko ... a nephew of former mayor daley... pled guilty last month to throwing the punch that lead to koschman's death back in 2004. webb said he was unable to charge chicago police with breaking any law for botching the investigation. but he says some officers who were involved in the case may be under investigation for similar activities in other cases. the murder case against a suburban businessman may go to the jury by early next week. yesterday, a fourth woman, kathy rettke, testified she had an affair with allan kustok...

and just a day after their first meeting, kustok's wife anita was found shot to death. prosecutors say kustok was a womanizer who wanted out of his marriage... and used an internet web site to meet women for discreet sex. the defense is challenging the way blood, gunpower residue, and other physical evidence against kustok was handled. testimony resumes this morning. a state audit is highly critical of governor quinn's anti-violence program, saying much of private schools or expel schools at a much higher rate than others. charter school student is 12 times more likely to be expelled and a student at a non charter school. critics say charter schools keep their scores high by expelling troubled students. the cpsc is a implementing programs to help struggling students resolve their conflict and stay in school. >> a group of students and teachers are calling for schools to skip the only achievement test next week. the coalition

claims some 500 children at 29 schools will *not take the test next week. students at maria saucedo scholastic academy in the little village neighborhood are among those protesting the test. they say the i-sat test is *not being used for anything this year. the test is being replaced with a new test next year. schools c-e-o barbara byrd- bennett says the i-sat test is required by the state to comply with the federal "no child left behind act." teachers who do not participate face disciplinary action. a northwest side catholic school will stay open for one more year -- after raising more than 800-thousand dollars in just *two weeks. the chicago archdiocese said our lady of victory school was one of six catholic schools scheduled to close this summer because of low enrollment and lack of money. but school officials and parents were able to raise enough money to keep the doors open for one more year. in just four days, professional hockey will come to soldier field for the first time. n-h-l crews have been fighting the bitter cold, working day and night to set up for saturday's hawks-penguins matchup.

more than 60-thousand fans are expected at the game. chicago's last outdoor hockey game took place in 2009, when the blackhawks played the detroit red wings at wrigley field. someone will be bundled up out there. >> i'm having a ticket and i'm thinking of selling it. it's going to be called out there. let's look at the day today. expected temperatures which should be in the single digits if not below zero for the kids at the bus stop. in gary it is seven degrees. in peru we read at 3. morris is at 3. colder numbers in some areas. in union at the illinois will play a museum it's -17. satellite repair composite shows we are dry. we have some snow on the other side of lake michigan but not expecting it to come to today. sunshine and really cold. today's high is only 13. tonight's slow down to - three

again. below zero. thursday high temperature of 8 degrees. snow comes our way this weekend. >> coming up ... missouri holds its fourth execution in four months. and -- a tragic milestone for san francisco's golden gate bridge. reportedly got into some trouble while in a massachusetts jail. details, ahead. and -- a texas teen is suspended for what he packed a prisoner in missouri was

executed for the rape and murder of a teenage girl michael taylor received a lethal injection, just after midnight. he was convicted of kidnapping a 15 year old girl as she waited for her school bus in 1989. the girl was raped and then stabbed to death. taylor's attorneys tried to appeal the execution by arguing that the drugs from a compounding pharmacy could cause inhumane pain and suffering. but those appeals were denied. missouri has now executed four inmates, in the past four months. former n-f-l player aaron hernandez got into a fight at a jail in massachusetts. the former new england patriots player has been held since last summer, when he was charged with murdering his friend odin lloyd. yesterday, hernandez had a scuffle with a fellow inmate. jail officials are now keeping him separate from other prisoners who may try to pick fights with him because of his high-profile case. the san francisco bridge has hit an unfortunate milestone.

in 2013, 46 people jumped to their deaths from the bridge -- that's the most in a year since a group began keeping track in 2000. the group says that number is proof that a safety net needs to be installed under the bridge. police say they saved another 118 people who tried to jump. the bridge stands 220 feet above the san francisco bay. officials say a safety net would cost 66-million dollars to install. a high school student in texas got into trouble for what he brought in his lunch. chaz seale says he was in a hurry and grabbed a can of *beer from the refrigerator, instead of a can of pop. after he noticed what he had done, chaz told a teacher about what he calls an honest mistake. he was suspended and sent to an alternative school for 60 days. >> i give it to the teacher thinking i wouldn't get into trouble. does not. >> there needs to be an area. it can't punish a kid for doing the right thing, the same punishment he would give a kid who did the wrong thing. >>a facebook page has been started to support chaz and

criticize the harsh punishment. >> that's not just any beer. that's a silver bullet. >> it would of been a problem if he had a cover on that. a coozie. >> of those to keep the beer cold or warm? i never know. it's two degrees right now. you'll need one of those for yourself to stay warm today. temperatures are way below normal. we could make a record. we are so close. the record low as minus one. if you're going to be below zero you may as well break a record. we're not done a cooling off. our current temperature is too at o'hare. one degree at this hour as a trouble to aurora and looking down to union we are - 2. these numbers are way too cold for this time of the year. typical low is lower than that. it's -12 and waukegan. -14 and garlic. down to morris its -14.

-10 lansing. current windchill of -14 in valparaiso. looking at windchill advisory's in effect until noon today. temperatures will climb a bit but not much. we will make lower teens and that's about it. dry conditions across the region. like affects snow on the flip side of lake michigan will not hit us. our next chance of precipitation is the system dropping into our region. a cold front comes through this evening which could pick up a few flurries. then the system comes for the weekend. potential for some showers friday and potential for heavier snow saturday and sunday. computer model is still out as to how much but we do think several inches are likely to saturday in to said they. mostly sunny today. - 5--20. tonight we're down to - 3. it degrees is the high on thursday. friday's high back up to 19 with snow

likely to complete the day. >> a quick update on the water main work. it will cause some of closures for about one month. this is from california from 24-26. and starting on tuesday, 26 street will be closed to traffic from sampras's coach the california. two significant stretches will be closed for about a month. the first one you will be detoured from 26 western and then 31st to scoot around. give yourself some extra time if you normally take those streets. especially early in the morning. everything else is looking good. no big delays on the roads. another update with some travel times in just a few minutes. >> marcus is live in elmhurst this morning. >> good morning. it is allowed.

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tuesday sharing the same birthday with the chairman who is just a bit older. so a victory would make a nice birthday gift. the hawks were in a giving mood. a sluggish start for the bulls but they took the lead in the third and kept it for awhile. augustine bombs it in to end the third and the lead by one. down by two in the final minutes the shot clock winds down. but they make all three free throws and they are up by one. making his second straight turnover watch this. he stepped

on . the force of a foul after that. and the bulls win 107-103. the blackhawks played the gold medal game at the olympics are still not ready but hosta was back getting a warm greeting. also joined by another player who played for latvia. not much time to get the cobwebs out from the olympics one more practice and then they head to new york. >> i think the overall olympic experience was great. i think everybody did an excellent job. everything went smoothly with security. everything was working out nice. >> everything was great. it was a beautiful place. better than here for the weather. we went there for hockey but then it was positive. >> have a great day.

>> it's cold today. record low has been around since the '60s. we are three degrees off from that record low. >> you are pretty close to me as well get that record. >> if we are this close remains will get it. who carecares aboua record near low. we will reach their 13 degrees fahrenheit today. >> it all that effort. >> still more to come including were city leaders are playing a pretty penny to import sold. >> and a soldier's mother looks for answers on the violent death of her son and alaska. >> and children in california are dealing with what researchers call a polio like symptoms. >> and joe biden makes a joke about his skills on the basketball court.the dangerous o

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>> a c-p-s report found expulsion rates are higher at charter schools. we'll have reaction. good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. there are several schools closed or opening late today because of the cold. they are scrolling at the bottom of your screen. and you can check out the complete list on our website at wgn tv dot com slash closings. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. hi, demetrius. >> a few records in the forecast. this morning we could break a record low of around since the '60s. tomorrow our record low high temperature below high temperature has been around since the 18 eighties. typically we get high temperatures in the upper '30's. tomorrow less than 10. right now as in charles its - 4. moneyline is - 3. elsewhere foster park elementary we are at 2 degrees. east chicago indiana currently at 3 with a wind chill of -11. the advisory remains in effect until noon. we could see windchill as low as minus 30.

the good news is we are dry. sunshine but cold. brutal temperatures. only 11 degrees by 5:00. tamara's high temperature we forecast eight degrees. that will break the record since the '80s. friday morning a low of minus four we make 19 with a chance for snow over the weekend. >> we have some work on 80 from lagrange always to harlem. it's been pretty quiet. also a water main work they are starting today on california from 24-26. it will be in place for about a month. detour from 24 over to california and 31. also another stretch from california will start on tuesday. there will be extra the taurus and general congestion through that area starting the week. other than that the numbers are looking good. >>our area is once again facing

some very extreme weather ... with wind chills dipping well below zero overnight. it's getting old. nancy loo is *live in the loop with more. >> i am sick of wearing my winter gear. it is seven degrees right now. the latest round of arctic cold comes with some cold news for natural gas customers. the prices are going up significantly next month due to the coldest winter in 30 years. the basic explanation of supply and demand. >> it's been so cold so often for so long many are tired of hearing the term polar for tax. but the below zero windchill and bitter cold is back leading to more car trouble for motorists. that was the case for a driver in naperville. more winter punishment not welcome at all. >> i am really it really tired

of it. >> the cold hampered firefighters responding to a call on the northwest side. crews were slightly delayed due to a frozen hydrant along the 2800 block of west wellington. they were able to quickly extinguished the flames in the attic of a home. three residents and two dogs meted out safely. for all residents the challenge of staying warm is about to get tougher financially. the watchdog group citizens utility board is morning of a significant price jump next month for customers. the cost is shooting up from 51¢-68. >> is 17¢ jump in natural gas prices would be significant. >> estimating $30 added to the monthly bill of an average customer. the higher than usual residential demand has the company urging its larger industrial customers to curtail natural gas usage as a precaution. peoples gas also

warned of higher than average bills next month for its customers. suppliers are dealing with higher delivery cost and demand is at a historic peak. >> the extreme weather we have seen throughout the winter has led to record demand. it has led to shortages and it has led to record prices. >> budget for that next month. according to our chief meteorologist, this is the third coldest winter in chicago in 143 years. the good news is that no snow is in the near future. and winter is almost over. the wind chill advisory is in effect until noon today. >>schaumburg village officials have bought another thousand pounds of salt -- hoping it will last for the remainder of the winter. the additional salt cost the

village more than 220-thousand dollars -- at a price of 209 dollars a ton..that's more than five times the normal cost. schaumburg officials say the price has skyrocketed due to high demand and scarce supplies.so far this winter, the village has used about 85- hundred tons of salt - that's two-thousand tons more than it uses during an average winter. >> no doubt other villages are experiencing the same thing. stories this morning. two cousins are missing from the west englewood neighborhood. eleven month old morgan melchor and 16 year old dominique jackson were last seen yesterday afternoon, around the 19-hundred block of west 67-th street. the baby was wearing the same white winter hat that you see in this picture. police say jackson may have the baby in a gray stroller and car seat that has "minnie mouse" on it. president obama says *all u-s troops could be pulled out of afghanistan by year's end if a security agreement is not signed. afghan president karzai has delayed signing the deal, although it was agreed to some time ago. it's the first time the president has threatened a total troop withdrawal. a fourth woman testified she

had an affair with suburban businessman allan kustok, the day before kustok's wife anita was found shot to death. prosecutors say kustok was a womanizer who killed his wife to get out of his marriage. the defense is challenging the way blood, gunpower residue, and other physical evidence against kustok was handled. testimony resumes this morning. the chicago public school system confirms, its privately operated charter school expel problem students at a rate 12 times as high as its other schools. critics say, charter schools keep their academic scores artificially high, by expelling troubled students. but c-p-s says it's *reducing expulsions through programs that help struggling students resolve their conflicts and stay in school. doctors in california investigating more than 20 cases of a polio-like illness have been flooded with calls - but they say they are no closer to solving medical mystery. researchers believe a rare virus may be linked to the syndrome - that's caused weakness and paralysis in 20 children. the first case surfaced about 18 months ago. many of the children have not regained mobility of their paralyzed limbs.

doctors say most of the patients received polio vaccinations. >> to of the children they were able to find a particular by wrists. that is one of the viruses in the same family as polio. >> doctors have found no link between all of the cases. so far - all of the reported illnesses have been in california. the mother of a soldier from ntio death at an army base in alaska. sergeant okan cetinbag was shot in the face at his home on february 7-th. he was buried yesterday. his mother, sevgi yaylamis says her son's wife, daughter and six colleagues were in the house that day... and she believes they are intentionally withholding information about the events that led to the shooting. >> they are covering up something. i don't know what yet. >>sevgi yaylamis says the army is doing its

best, to work with her to get answers. amanda knox's ex-boyfriend is drawing attention to the way she acted the night her roommate was murdered. knox and raffaele sollecito were re-convicted of meredith kercher's murder last month. knox came back to the u-s after the italian court cleared their first conviction. now sollecito says knox acted odd on the night of the murder, in november of 2007. he says knox came back from her apartment very agitated. he says she told him it looked like someone broke into her place and there was blood in the bathroom. but knox showered and left, instead of calling police. sollecito says knox never explained to him why. several major companies are urging arizonas governor not to sign a new law allows businesses to receive news service to gay people. a number of companies are among those lobbying state lawmakers and the governor to veto the law. the it governor said to make her decision by friday. this is the logging go

against a policy to allow service to people. supporters say the bill protects people of faith who refuse service today's wall ponce call discrimination. >> of a $2 billion government contract for boeing. the p- eight-a 16 p-8a poseidon long-range maritime plane conducts surveillance and anti-submarine missions. boeing will build 16 of them for the u.s. navy, and another 8 for australia. the p-eight-8 is based on boeing's 737... it'll replace the navy's old p-3 spy planes. new buses hitting the streets this spring are made in chicago. they've improved safety barriers between drivers and riders. it's manufactured in humble park. the new bus seats could create as many as 100 new jobs for people. >>a state audit is highly criticala runaway pickup ends up on the banks of the arkansas river in tulsa. behind the wheel... more or less... were two dogs. police think either roscoe or

luna knocked the truck into gear and sent it rolling down the street. it missed cars and joggers along riverside drive before plunging down the river bank. the dogs didn't get a scratch. the pickup got a few. police didn't issue any tickets. >> you have to blame of the lab for that. no way the cali did that. >> its definitely shore. we are with you there. >> problem solved. let's take a look at our day. temperatures are on the cold side. our record low is one degree below zero. we're currently at two above. temperatures will continue to drop. wind at 9 mi.. the big story today is the deep cold. the possibility for dangerous cold conditions. getting into the weekend more snow comes our way. its zero in waukegan. aurora agreed at one. only three degrees in morris. three in midway and four degrees at the lakefront. looking across the region, the wind chill is quite

low. -21 in dekalb. in rockford its at 20. down into more as we are -14 degrees. satellite and radar shows we are dry. a cold front comes later that could pick up some flurries into the afternoon and evening. for the most part we are sunni. high temperature 33. it will feel like - 5--20 when you factor in the wind. decreasing clouds tonight it will feel like - 5-- 25. low temperature tonight falls down to about three degrees below zero. thursday our high temperature is 8 degrees. a record for a cool afternoon. friday snow comes through it will linger as a series of disturbances come through. accumulations are likely for saturday and sunday. >> but still ahead, the vice- president talks about his basketball skills. >> and the world's largest platform for digital currency

may be on the verge of collapse. >> and new legal trouble for justin bieber in atlanta. we will have the details.

president obama continues to promote the affordable care act. >> we have moved on all four

areas of this opportunity agenda. i have been working so hard i might be getting a cold. i think i'm ok. but you have to get covered. >>the president says four million people have signed up for coverage. the white house's unofficial goal is to have *seven million people by the end of march. march 31-st is the deadline to sign up in order to avoid a tax penalty. the program needs more young and healthy people to sign up, in order to keep insurance premiums low. vice president biden was at an african american history event, when he joked about his basketball skills. >> i told the president next game i have him. just remember i may be white but i can jump. >> biden was at the event talking about voting rights and criticizing controversial voter i-d laws. he says the president and the attorney general are committed

to bringing fair laws to all voters. here are a few stories that are trending online this morning ... the world's largest trading platform for digital money has disappeared. the website "mount-gox" which traded "bitcoin" is no longer online. the exchange also deleted its tweets and its c-e-o resigned sunday. one document online suggests that "mount-gox" has lost nearly 367 million dollars. the company has not commented on its status. new-york knicks point guard, raymond felton was in court tuesday. felton faces felony gun charges. his wife brought a loaded gun into the police station, and told law enforcement the weapon belonged to felton. he was arrested and released on bail. his next court date is june 2nd. the walt disney company has launched "disney movies anywhere". the service lets consumers buy and watch disney, pixar and marvel films online. the films are stored in your i- cloud and can be viewed on your laptop, desktop or with any apple and i-tunes products. disney is trying to boost digital sales after consumers have been moving away from

buying dvds in recent years. >> you are hiding something out there. it is going to send us back to the stone age. >>the "godzilla" trailer has fans eager to see the latest version of the classic flick. warner brothers unveiled a two- and-a-half minute look at the 21st century updated version. the plot details are being kept secret, so fans will have to wait in anticipation until the movie opens may 16th. i think we know the premise is going to cause some damage. >> it must be better than the last one. the one was pretty bad. >> the cheesier the better. >> maybe they have to go back to the man wearing the godzilla suit. we have cold temperatures for us again today. the record low is - 1. right now we are at - 3. the british school of

chicago is just above zero. since the (school reading at two degrees. wind chill of - 9. advisory in effect until noon. wind chill as low as -30 in some areas. we are dry and we stayed dry today. how about a high of 13? tonight we are -34 a low! tomorrow we climb up to eight. typically we should be 31 degrees warmer. friday we are at 19. snow coming for the weekend. >> it looks like a clear picture out on the kennedy has a very quiet this morning. no accidents or any congestion. we do have water main work out there along diversity from sheffield. work that will be starting along california as well. basically is from 24-26. it will be there for the whole month.

>> marcus is *live in elmhurst this morning. hi marcus! he's breaking a sweat. >> i'm having a hard time talking i am not exaggerating. we are doing the boot camp. and going ahead it over here. or going through all these stations. what's next? >> your going up to the step right now. put your feet here. >> i need some help. my legs are a little shaky. >> you are doing great. >> keep it up! >> bring the need in. working on the core. >> tell everybody what they do in this class. what's this all about? >> it's all about circuit

training. we have a pace setter. 20 upright rows then you put the circuits together. you're doing great. >> of the lead. what other stations do have? >> will cover these and alligators and some can all workouts. rowing machine. your premise which now. >> what my doing now? >> alligators. palms together. >> talk about this. travel habits were created. >> these were created by some navy seals they needed them in their work room so the make them portable and easy to travel with. this took them up to a door we have this bar here

today. it's great. full body workout. >> they look almost like carter straps. you can come down here it's 123 york street. in elmhurst. information is up on your screen. thanks to our fifth book fan who recommended that we come here today. always looking for suggestions. it's always a good thing. in the next hour we are going to do some spending. so get down here dan and erin. i need a break. >> last time he did it work outside when he pulled his back. >> and tired just watching him. coming up, justin bieber is house news. >> and he16-time grammy award wr

"sting" is in chicago preparing for the world premiere of his broadway musical, "the last ship." it opens in june at the bank of america theatre. "sting" told dean that he's excited for the musical to open in chicago. >> i was raised in a shipyard town in england. it's about

what that community does to try and tell the world that they are still there there's still viable. i think in this day, the importance of work is an important message. we are losing that. we failed to have this thing where you can say we built that or we built the factory. we don't have that anymore. >> "the last ship" will be in town from june 10-th through july 13-th. tickets are available at "broadway in chicago dot-com." justin bieber is driver and bodyguard arrested while bieber was inside an arcade. a photographer and left the police and security guard and another man followed a photographer stopped him in a parking lot and stole his camera. police arrested the two men in the driveway of the home that justin bieber is renting. >> i will take cold weather over another justin bieber story. >> you will get both. how does

that sound? 13 degrees for the high today. tonight we're back down to - 3. windchill advisory in effect until noon. tomorrow we make ate with snow coming this weekend. this weekend. >> your morning

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