the cold weather isn't going away anytime soon, with a lot more snow coming this weekend. four people are dead including a young boy, after a fire at a house in oak lawn. and new developments in ukraine overnight, as armed gunmen seize government buildings. good morning. i'm dan ponce. there are a few schools opening late today because of the extreme cold. they are ... charter school of the dunes in gary. district *1-13 , which includes deerfield high school and highland park high school, is also opening late. the complete list is on our website wgn tv dot com slash closings. demetrius ivory has a check of our weather. good to see you it's a man showed today. >> music: aliyah.

>> were going to take all the human interest stories and drop them for sport over and over. let's look in our day. cold temperatures again. it's way too late in the year for this but we have temperatures which will struggle to even climb into the double digits. right now it's the teens. sunshine comes our way. high temperature this afternoon and is 30 degrees below average. here we go. temperatures right now 12 at the lakefront. nine for bartlett. in a decrease in union. you can see colder temperatures as a travel to the north and west. wind chill showing the same trend at -13 and - 9. the wind chill advisory remains in effect until man for all the counties there. also the wind chill advisory until 9:00 a.m.. it wind chills are close to -15. dropping even

lower than that. light snow shower continues to exit the county. a very light coating over cook county. i expect to move to sunshine later today. 6 degrees by 5:00 p.m.. sunshine. wind chill between -10--25. early tomorrow what degree is your temperature. increasing clouds on friday. so shower's develop friday. a better chance for snow as another system comes our way saturday. >> let's do traffic. we will have sarah coming in later but right now much of the producer tells me we have no problems or delays on the roads another update at about 430. >>this man will be in bond court today for a robbery on the c-t-a blue line.

eric carney is charged with felony robbery. he's accused of taking a cell phone from a woman's hands and running out of a train, at the western stop in logan square sunday morning. police say they identified carney through surveillance photos. this brutal winter is not only making it harder to stay warm, it's making it more expensive. nancy loo is live at wacker and adams with more. nancy? >> >> care ready for more physical pain from the extreme cold and also for the financial pain from your next heating bill. customers could be paying more long after it warms up. as we continue to watch temperatures drop this morning. as we heard, more single digit temperatures are in store for today. wind chill advisory in effect through noon. wind gusts making it feel

25 degrees below. that means furnaces will have to keep working harder to keep homes heated on the heels of the warning of natural gas bills going up next month. peoples gas is morning of march bills that could be more than $50 higher for the average customer. on top of that, peoples and north shore gas are asking the state commerce commission to approve overall rate hikes to cover higher delivery costs which has a watchdog group on guard. >> we're constantly investing in in for a structure and it costs more to operate and maintain that system in the cold. >> we will go over every line and every member of this request. the gas company will have a fight on their hands to justify every penny. >> the peoples gas co. says they have had to deliver more natural gas this year than in the past

decade and the increased demand requires the buying of more supply amid a far more expensive market and that is on top of higher delivery costs because of the cold. back to youa man was given a ticket for taking a walk... onto the ice on lake michigan. the man walked onto the ice at monroe harbor yesterday afternoon. police and fire crews ordered him to go back onto shore. he made it back safely and was given a citation for violating a city ordinance. pothole damage claims are soaring in chicago. the snow and temperature changes have turned streets into a mine field for your tires and rims. 280 damage claims from potholes were introduced at this month's city council meeting. that's more than any other month in the past four years. the city clerk's office processes damage claims up to two-thousand dollars. drivers need to send in a claim form, a police report, and a repair bill. there is yet another act of revolution in ukraine, just

days after the country's president was deposed. within ukraine is an autonomous region called crimea. this morning, protesters seized a government building, and the crimean parliament, and raised a *russian flag over it. the seizure was a protest against the political upheaval in the ukrainian capital of kiev. the temporary government in ukraine has announced a slate of nominees for a new *unity government, aligned with the european union. and the united states warned russia against any military intervention to bring ukraine back into russia's orbit. the governor of arizona has vetoed a controversial bill that would protect businesses who denied services to gay and lesbian customers based on the owner's religious beliefs. governor jan brewer spent yesterday meeting with supporters and opponents of the bill before rejecting the law. she says the bill was "broadly worded" and would have brought negative consequences to the

state. >> to as a perverse i understand that long-held norms are being challenged as never before. but i sincerely believe that the senate bill proposed has the potential to create more problems than it purports to solve. >>brewers decision was greeted by cheers from gay rights advocates who fought the bill, saying it was discrimination. supporters argued the bill was a religious freedom issue. the measure would have automatically become law saturday, if brewer had not taken action. marriage licenses are now available for same sex couples in central illinois. days after a judge gave cook county the go ahead to issue licenses, the champaign county clerk is following suit. illinois new marriage equality law doesn't officially take effect until june. but champaign county clerk gordy hulten says it doesn't make sense to delay granting a fundamental right. three same sex couples were granted licenses yesterday.

loyola university is limiting wedding ceremonies at its chapel on the rogers park campus. in december, the school changed its policy to allow only catholic-sanctioned weddings between a man and a woman at the chapel. all other ceremonies are forbidden campus-wide. some students and alumni members are angry the university won't allow same-sex marriage ceremonies after passage of the marriage equality act last year. investigators continue to look into an apparent murder-suicide that killed four people, including a five-year-old boy in oak lawn. it started just after 5 a-m yesterday - with a fire at a home in the 898-hundred block of 51st avenue. a firefighter who lived nearby arrived to see a 36-year-old man shoot and kill himself in a car in the garage. firefighters then found a man in his 60's inside the home with a gunshot wound. hours later, the body of a 68- year-old woman was found in the basement. she was also shot. the boy's body was found last night. >> is evil or someone with mental health problems? >> no trouble. just regular people. >> released.

neighbors say they are all related. police say they've never been called to the home before. we want to correct a story we reported yesterday regarding the murder trial of allan kustok who is charged with murdering his wife. the prosecution witness we told you about yesterday testified that she had only one meeting with kustok and did not have an affair with him. we regret the error. the daughter-in-law of allan kustok testified that she thought he and her mother-in- law had a happy marriage. nicole kustok said she was shocked, four years ago, to hear that her mother-in-law, anita kustok, had been shot to death. allan kustok is on trial for her murder.... he claims she killed *herself. nicole kustok said she wouldn't describe the kustoks' marriage as "perfect"... but merely "happy." the president was not until his new initiative to provide jobs and is for minority men. it will work with young men to

reach triple full potential. the initiative was mentioned in his state of the union last month. weatherman in california had an encounter with a spider. >> did you see that? there was a spider that fell ... >> take it easy. >> i hate spiders. especially when you're all you can feel them crawling on your head. i didn't get it. i apologize. to i am totally gripped our grain now. >>that's aaron perlman, freaking out during his weathercast in bakersfield. eventually, the spider made it all the way to the floor, and perlman stomped on it. it looks like there may be a job opening for a there demetrius! >> take that back to meteorologist boot camp. police he got it in the end. you get in

our spot like you go the way of the dinosaur. it's 17 degrees right now. but it feels like 0 with wind out of the west at 20 mi. per hour. in valparaiso we are currently at 15. our lady of mount carmel is 15. windchill of zero. island lake is reading of 4 degrees. wind chill down to - 9. harvard is 5 degrees. this is going to be a cold day. typical ties are 40 this afternoon we will be 30 degrees colder than that. the seven days forecast shows a warm-up not coming our way. today's high temperature this afternoon is 9. expect snow showers friday night into saturday and sunday and letting up on monday. >> coming up ... a bus driver is attacked by a passenger. and by a delta flight was forced to make an emergency

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the flight from los angeles was operated by skywest airlines. the emergency chutes were not deployed. everyone got out through the cabin door into the jetway with flight attendants hurrying them along. >> according to the flight attendant, the back of the plane was filling up with more smoke and people could not breathe. so they try to get everyone quickly off. >>the source of the smoke has not been determined. some viewers may find the next video disturbing. a surveillance video found a bus driver beating a passenger in the olympia, washington. the two men argued, and the driver ordered the other man to get off the bus. that's when the passenger got agitated, then turned violent. a fellow passenger tried in vain to stop the attack. eventually, the attacker got off the bus... transit employees recognized him from this video... and police tracked him down and arrested him. four students at the university of utah face expulsion after getting caught smoking pot on campus... in this igloo. a university police officer

found the igloo hidden in a wooded area on campus -- and then he found four men inside smoking marijuana. police aren't sure if the men built the igloo or happened to find it - but they say it was about five feet tall and had walls of snow about ten inches thick and a cardboard door. it's since been destroyed. the students were charged with possession of marijuana. boeing has a new gadget that would be perfect on the t-v show "mission impossible." it's called the *black smartphone. boeing filed plans to the f-c-c this month, but few details about are known. the phone is programmed to self destruct if someone tampers with it. so if someone tries to break it open, the phone deletes its data and software and becomes useless. the phone is being designed for government workers who handle sensitive information. >> a new vehicle exploded. >> there may be a lot of

estranged husbands would like to use that. sulfone just blew up. sorry. 10 degrees is the current temperature right now. later today we will be cooler. temperatures are going the wrong way as the skies clear. it's crazy. when that of the northwest at 22. we saw a light snow over the region overnight. not much to write home about. maybe just a light coating. more sunshine than anything. only 10 degrees at o'hare. down towards dekalb we are at 6 degrees. in aurora it's nine degrees. toward midway we are at 11. juliet into will county its 10. these numbers are colder than normal. typically our los are in the mid-20s. high temperatures close to 40. windchill -12 in waukegan. -11 in the aurora you have to bundle up. the wind

chill advisory is in effect until noon today for many counties. in some counties of northwest indiana it expires at 9:00 a.m.. we have set snow showers and eggs in the region early. next chance of snow is friday evening into saturday. about 1 in. coming. on saturday we will add another 1-3 and sunday we expect higher accumulations. over the weekend there is a chance of snow each day. today's high temperature around nine degrees. wind as low as 25. temperatures will rise late. saturday we made 23. good chance of snow for the hockey game at soldier field. >> a quick look at the roads. so far no major accidents or delays reported. >>marcus is *live in mc-cook this morning. hi marcus!

>> good morning. i found some women ... and they were worried because it was all men but i did find some women. the chicago women's professional soccer team. people don't know the red stars, telling her buddy who you are. introduce the team. >> we are the chicago red stars and we are a women's professional soccer team. we are excited to be here. >> you've been around for five years? very good. and you have tryouts today re here. people can come out and what they have to do to come try out for the team? how good they have to be? >> we bring you through drills and a lot of playing and most people come out here and play soccer it's just playing and doing the best you can. >> you are to put me through it today. show me some of the drills. hold the ball ... and

this is the first that. are you going to put me through this? >> absolutely. >> i did it work yesterday i might need to be carried out of here today. but were going to talk to the red stars this morning and see some of the training. good job doing that juggling for about a minute and a half. >> coming up, a new look for nutrition labels. and prince faces a lawsuit over what posted on if his book page. and the bulls' defense on the golden state offense. 20 days ago he hn

oakland. last night all over him scoring just five points from the floor and the bulls win with ease. the top will be in the second quarter after the warriors' turn over the bulls are on the fast break and butler ticket all the way. back in action after missing a few games. besides shuddering curry he had some offense. the scoop shot and the fall. bulls are up by 11. then boozer stepped up.

bulls are up by 20. he scores 15. it was left up to him to put the file in. he scores it is 21 and a cool them off the first time this year that scored 100 points in back-to-back games. blackhawks almost completely reunited. only two players miss practice. patrick kane and patrick sharp were back. all i have to do is shake off their jet lag and get ready for the rangers tonight. >> i think it will help more than anything plan some big games i think i improved as an individual after all the playoff games but when you play those big games on the stage, you tend to improve. >> the way we came out last year which showed maturity should we were prepared and the guys are

professionals and their great airplane good hockey. i'm sure it'll be the same this time around. >>stocks closed higher wednesday after a positive earnings report. the dow gained 18 points. and the s-and-p gained nearly half a point. thier look...for the first time in two decades the f-d-a proposed new rules for labeling products. updating serving sizes and recommended daily guidelines for various nutrients are among some of the proposed changes. the new guidelines will be announced today by michelle obama and would go into effect two years after they are finalized. sprint is being sued over nude photos of a couple posted on facebook. the los angeles couple is suing sprint and claims the pictures were taken from a phone that was exchanged for a newer model. the woman says sprint employees

promised that all of her personal cell phone data would be deleted, but an employee at the refurbinshing factory found the photos and posted them on facebook. sprint says it takes customer privacy very seriously and will investigate. >> throw in the river. suspicion dew. let's take a look at how things are going to be for us today. 10 degrees is the current temperature. temperatures really don't rebound much at all. it will be extremely cold. when chilled advisory until noon. but the snow will get out early. sunshine. but to p.m. we are at 8 degrees we should be close to 40. >> no problems or delays on the roads. sarah will be here for erin on traffic starting a 430. >>there's more to come in our next half-hour. including a fire that kills people. and the governor of arizona has vetoed a controversial bill. and

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demetrius says the cold weather is not going away anytime soon. more snow comes this weekend. new developments in ukraine overnight, as armed gunmen seize government buildings. and dan rather for speaks out on sexual of harassment allegations against him. good morning, i'm dan ponce. we have a few schools open in late because of the cold. district 113 including deerfield high school and island park high school are opening up late today. a complete list on our website. your morning headlines and a minute butlet's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. >> but take a look. cold temperatures do not warm up. we will be colder than this later this afternoon. romeoville is at 12. through its 12. wheeling is operating at only 11. colder numbers as we look to the west.

northbrook ill. currently at six degrees. carpentersville at five. current wind chill of -11. looking across the region, wind chill advisory remains in effect until noon. windchill as low as minus 20. it does expire earlier for some of the county's. cloud cover continues to move through the eastern communities as you can see this note is right up along the southern shore. we will be on the lookout for that. it brought us a light coating a few minutes ago. six degrees is the temperature by 5:00. 9:00 we're down to three. cold again tonight. one degree by 7:00 a.m.. fraud is high temperature is 22. a big game going on at soldier field. the chance of snow and it will be called again. this was a testosterone

driven show a moment ago but now sarah is here with more. >> have to break up this man show. everything is going well on the roads. no major delays or hot spots. a live look outside to show you you can see at 35th street approach in the stevens then everything is looking good. that's what it looks like across the board. no big problems. >>these constantly freezing temperatures are getting annoying, especially when it's costing more to stay warm. nancy loo is live in the loop, with more. nancy? >> good morning. we have moved beyond annoying. this weather is angry and people will be angrier when they see their next heating bill. all of this as we continue to watch the temperature gauge dropped. it is going down. as we heard from demetrius, more single-digit temperatures are in store with a wind chill advisory

in effect through noon. wind gusts will make it feel 25 degrees below zero. that means furnaces will have to keep working harder to keep homes heated on the heels of the company's warning of higher natural gas bills. peoples gas is now warning march bills could be more than $50 higher for the average customer. on top of that, peoples and north shore are asking the state commerce commission to approve oil rate hikes to cover higher delivery costs. it has a key watchdog group on guard. >> we are investing in infrastructure in chicago and it cost more to operate and maintain that system. >> we will go over every line and every number. peoples gas will have a fight on its hands to justify every penny. peoples gas says it has had to deliver more natural gas this year fed

in the past 10 years. it's just more expensive to deliver it because of the cold. back to you. >>mayor emanuel will be embracing the cold when he takes the "polar plunge" with jimmy fallon of all people. a crowd of people will step into the icy lake, at north avenue beach sunday morning. the event raises money for the special olympics. that's getting a boost thanks to the mayor and the new host of the tonight show. fallon has tweeted he plans to wear a suit and tie in the water. emanuel had this advice. >> you don't need any sunblock. don't bring your speedo. sunglasses and a lawn chair are not necessary. >>there are some health risks to consider if you take part in the plunge. you're advised to check with your doctor first. it's recommended that people with hypertension, high cholesterol, heart conditions or other underlying health concerns shouldn't do it. another protest in ukraine. this morning, protesters seized

a government building in the country's crimean region, and raised a *russian flag over the crimean parliament. the seizure was a protest against the political upheaval in the ukrainian capital of kiev. the united states warned russia against any military intervention, as ukraine tries to establish a new unity government. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. four people are dead in an apparent murder-suicide in oak lawn. a firefighter responding to a house fire yesterday morning -- witnessed a 36-year-old man shot and kill himself inside a car in home's garage. a man in his 60's was then found inside with a gunshot wound. hours later, after the fire was put out, the bodies of a 68- year-old woman and a five-year- old boy were found in the basement. police say the woman was also shot. their names have not been released but neighbors say all four were related. the daughter-in-law of orland park businessman allan kustok

testified that she thought he and her mother-in-law had a happy marriage. nicole kustok said she was shocked, four years ago, to hear that her mother-in-law, anita kustok, had been shot to death. allan kustok is on trial for her murder.... he claims she killed *herself. nicole kustok said she wouldn't describe the kustoks' marriage as "perfect"... but merely "happy." arthur bishop is resigning as director of d-c-f-s after being appointed to the position by governor pat quinn just last month. since the appointment, reports surfaced that bishop had plead guilty in 1995 to misdemeanor theft for mis-use of money at a community health center. he was also involved in a paternity case that proved a woman was his daughter through d-n-a testing 11 years ago. chicago public schools will once again begin after labor day next fall. c-p-s changed the master calendar yesterday - approving a start date of tuesday, september 2nd. officials say they pushed back the start of the school year after getting feedback from parents and the teachers union. one other notable change -- the district reinstated presidents' day as a holiday instead of lincoln's birthday. the governor of arizona has

vetoed a controversial bill that would protect businesses that denied services to gay and lesbian customers based on the owner's religious beliefs. governor jan brewer spent yesterday meeting with supporters and opponents of the bill before rejecting the law. she says the bill was "broadly worded" and would have brought negative consequences to the state. >> to the supporters, i want you to know i understand that long- held norms are being challenged as never before. however, i sincerely believe that this senate bill has the potential to create more problems than it purports to solve. >>brewer's decision was greeted by cheers from gay rights advocates who fought the bill, saying it was discrimination. supporters argued the bill was a religious freedom issue. the measure would have automatically become law on saturday, if brewer had not taken action. a federal judge in texas has struck down the state's ban on same-sex marriages. he ruled the state's 2005 constitutional amendment banning those marriages is a "state-imposed inequality". two gay couples fought the

state for the right to marry in texas. the texas attorney general says he will appeal the ruling and take the case to the supreme court. documents that give a closer look at the clinton presidency are close to being released to the public. the collection includes about 33-thousand pages from clinton's eight years in office. they consist of confidential communications with advisers and possibly hillary clinton. there is no specific date set for their release. white house records can be withheld for 12 years after an administration ends, under federal law. after that, the records are subject to restrictions under the "freedom of information" act. in the governor's race, republican dan rutherford says he would like to release the findings of a report he commissioned on allegations he sexually harassed a former employee more than two years ago. however, appearing on c-l-t-v's politics tonight, rutherford said he can't release the findings because his accuser is now suing him. >> the accuser and the attorney filed a federal lawsuit and actually served the papers. we were ready to release it when it was filed. when that happened it put the whole thing into a

different perspective. i'm sorry, it will not be released. >> the allegations were made by edmund michalowski... rutherford's former director of community affairs and marketing. rutherford says the accusations are politically motivated and tied to his run for governor. one of the state's biggest unions is trying to block bruce rauner from pouring any more of his own money into his campaign warchest. the afl-cio filed an ethics complaint with the state's executive inspector general. the union says rauner should have to wait two years to donate to any candidate, including himself, because his hedge fund company got illinois teachers pension business. rauner left the company in october 2012, so the complaint argues he can't donate until this october, just before the general election. rauner has put 5-million dollars of his own money into his campaign. the illinois retired teachers association is endorsing kirk dillard in the republican primary for governor. the group has about 35-thousand members. dillard, a state senator from hinsdale, just jumped in the polls from fourth place, to second behind bruce rauner. he also has the backing of the illinois education association, the union for all illinois teachers outside chicago. a man in california is training for the daredevil stunt of a lifetime.

joby ogwyn plans to jump off mount everest in a wing suit, outfitted with a camera. >> it's the fear that keeps you above it. but and not afraid to die. and not afraid to live my life on my own terms. this is my dream and i'm willing to risk everything to make it happen. >>ogwyn climbed everest at the age of 24. most people who climb the mountain, climb back down again. a few have para-glided down... but no one's done it in a wing suit. the ten-thousand foot dive will take place in may. good luck to him. >> it seems like the hardest part is going up. coming down is not as hard. 10 degrees is our current temperature. wind out of the west at 22. it's breezy and it will be breezy. wind will diminish. but the temperature will not go up. it may even drop. sitting at six degrees in waukegan. kenosha at 6 degrees.

are lit at 9 degrees. juliet is reading at hand. it swelled in valparaiso. wind chill is an issue of concern. -15 for kenosha. -11 in aurora. windchill advisory is in effect until noon. light snow continues across extreme southern cook county's. as to get down and to look court counties that light snow will kick out. snow is not the issue. this afternoon temperature of 9 degrees, we should be a way to warmer. typical high as 40. tonight we fall down to - 3. the skies will clear. friday with snow showers developing after checkout well into friday evening. saturday we are at 23. >> still ahead, nasa makes a big announcement about the number of planets in the galaxy. and seth oregon opens up a speech on

capitol hill. we will tell you what he is promoting. and ben and jerry's is trending for its new flavors of ice cream.

nasa just announced the biggest single discovery of planets ever made.

the agency says it has discovered 715 new planets. compare that to the one- thousand planets that were identified before. the planets were found using a new technique with the kepler space telescope. four of the planets are in the "habitable zone," which nasa says means they could potentially support life. nasa also says upcoming data could reveal even more planets. most people would consider a trip to mars, a suicide mission. a one-way mission to colonize mars is already being planned for the year 20-25. but a panel of islamic scholars says, it had better not include any muslims. three people from the united arab emirates have volunteered as candidates. but now the country's clerics are declaring such a mission "un-muslim." they say, "it is not permissible to travel to mars and never to return, if there is no life on mars... the chances of dying are higher than living." a man charged with running a meth lab and posed for a picture with a breaking bad references. when police raided his home they say he found chemicals and

beakers and burgers and other items used to make methamphetamine. charged with three felony counts of possession his t-shirt relates to the show breaking bad. fans of the show know if the name of a restaurant used as a front by a methamphetamine dealer. i think i would to college with that guy. here's a few stories turning on line. and introducing it to a world-wide audience. de lucia apparently had a heart attack while playing with his children on a beach in cacncun, mexico. he was 66-years old. actor seth rogen testified on capitol hill yesterday on the effects of alzheimer's disease. his mother-in-law began showing symptoms of alzheimer's in her fifties. rogan and his wife, created "hilarity for charity"--to inform teens about alzheimers. senator mark kirk took to

twitter to thank rogan for his serious work with alzheimer's, although he didn't stay for the entire speech. ben and jerry have done it again! this time, with four new "core" flavors of ice-cream. the new flavors "hazed and confused", "that's my jam", "peanut butter fudge", and "salted caramel" have all the elements of an ice-cream sundae. you can dig in and feel good about it--all pints are 100- percent fair-trade certified and made with non-g-m-o ingredients.ben and jerry also plan and adding the "core" flavors to their scoop shops in the spring. >> hazed and confused. that sounds good. >> really we are talking about ice cream? look at our numbers. if you put something in your car this year it will stay frozen. that's the good thing. we of current temperatures of 9 degrees. for home what is at 9. wind chill advisory in effect

until noon. for these counties with just listed it does expire at 9:00 a.m.. snow is exiting the region. a bit across the southern counties but that is about it. for the day, temperatures fall to 6 degrees by 5:00. it will be extremely cold. 22 for the high temperature friday. saturday chance of snow which will continue on sunday. >> so far so good on the roads. no major delays or hot spots. live look at the dan ryan in bound around 35 the cars are moving just fine approaching the bridge. south bound looks good down to 95 as well. no major problems. fifth we do have construction by the cook county court. as you are heading to that area yourself some extra time. starting yesterday blocked off california between 26-31 for some sort work. it will be there until march.

>> marcus is live in the cook playing some soccer. >> good morning. we're here with the chicago redstarts national women's soccer league. today is a big tryout. you can come try to make the team. what we threw some of the warmups the people do. >> this is already up. >> and going to get in line. >> record store with this. it's ladder's purity go to feed in and spread out and do a dynamic warmup on the way back. then a bit of a stretch. here is you want to stay on your toes and get your feet moving. the next one is the shuffle 2 ft. in 1 ft. out. >> how is my form? >> it looks perfect. >> some leg kicks to get the

blood flowing and get your legs moving. now were to move over into a passing drill. >> i am already winded. is that normal. >> that is good. now we are going to do a pass. >> i am surrounded. take take it easy on me. >> return and one touch back to me. >> what's the point? >> its to work on our passing and get our feet moving. >> i'm totally busy right now. now what? >> now we switch into turning. i'm going to say turn and you will take to touches. get it back from her and again turned. >> look at this. i'm feeling it. if people want, out today? this started to them? >> that's correct. come on out.

>> the season kicks off in april. more drills are coming up. will tell you more about the team and their season if i am still around ... >> marcus is getting in shape. yesterday he was at the gym. today it's soccer. those girls. coming up, police in miami revealed video of justin bieber after a drag race and his arrest.florida police have just

released this video--of justin bieber's january 23rd arrest. you can see the singer, in a hoodie, walking a straight line. bieber was stopped by the miami p-d for drag racing. toxicology tests later revealed marijuana and the antidepressant xanax in his system. bieber has pleaded not guilty the influence and resisting arrest. there is currently no trial date. the ravinia 20-14 summer schedule has been released. featuring over 130 classical, pop, rock, jazz and dance events from june throught september. among some of the performers this year are tony bennett, john mayor, james taylor and carrie underwood.

zz-top and jeff beck will make their debut at ravinia on august 28th. dean will talk with welz kauffman, the c-e-o of ravinia, about the new seasons at 5:45. >> good morning. it's a cold morning across the area. temperatures are way down. we won't break any records but we are closed. today's afternoon high is nine degrees. typically we would be at 40. tonight we go down to - 3. snow showers develop during the evening. off and on snow continues saturday and sunday. >> overnight roadwork just now wrapping up on the jane addams. work having lain blockages anywhere between gulf and 290. all that wrapping up at the top. no more issues on the tolls. all the expressway's are in good shape. >> coming up with talk with scientists about a new measurement of snow. and spike lee has some controversy stirred up. that's coming up later.

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