sportscaster sarah kustok may testify in her father's murder trial. details, in a *live report. western leaders take steps in support of ukraine's interim government. we'll have the latest. and after weeks of bitter cold, our area is heading toward a warm-up. good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm nancy loo in for erin. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. demetrius ivory has a check of our weather. of course it is happening when i m inside. >> it's true. get off today and enjoy it. the worst part is the warmest day in our forecast is monday the day we go back to work. today will be our warmest day since february. we are expecting to see a melting as temperatures warm up across the region. it's cool this morning

but it will change. clouds will be on the increase today and it's an average day with our high in the low '40's. that is improvement. it's put to to at midway. 17 in bartlett. here are the wind chills, six degrees in waukegan pier 22 at the lakefront and in kankakee we are at 14. sallet read our composite shows dry conditions through the morning. rain and mixing with snow tonight. as soon as it's time for friday night we have rain coming. it won't be heavy though. today, 41 degrees by 5:00 p.m.. by 9:00 p.m. we are down to 37. tomorrow we will have snow across the region. saturday's high is only 32 spirits of the limit of 39 mostly sunny. >> a what nancy in the studio every day if that what is it takes for a warm-up. we will have a party. >> erin may be watching right

now. >> i want both of them. so far traffic looks good. no major delays. keep in mind continuing construction on the eisenhower around more than with the ongoing purge demolition. any over nate with caelian blockages on the eisenhower in both directions. otherwise we are nice and clear. >> a woman was stabbed in wicker park overnight. it happened in the 15 hundred block of north damen ... near the flash taco restaurant. she was stabbed several times on her left side and back. the woman who stabbed her took off, along with three other people. we'll bring you more information as it becomes available. one person is dead after a fire in far northwest suburban woodstock. it happened at 7:30 last night in the 500 block of east kimball. crews found and removed the body of an elderly person, who has not been identified. no one else was in the home. the fire was put out in an

hour. the cause is still being determined. two people were on board this helicopter when it was forced to make an emergency landing in west chicago. the "robinson 44" chopper wound up in a field, about two miles east of the dupage airport. it happened around six last night. the f-a-a says both occupants of the helicopter were able to walk away from it. there's no word on what caused the chopper to go down. the defense opens its case today, in the murder trial of allan kustok. randi belisomo is live at the bridgeview courthouse with a preview. >> good morning. if she takes the stand today, her testimony could help rehab her dad's image for the jurors. they been hearing a series of women and reports of affairs with the defendant. prosecutors rested their case yesterday in the 2010 murder of his wife while his daughter, a sportscaster was at the courthouse and met with the defense for about an hour. evidence expert wrapped up three days of testimony tying together

physical evidence from the bedroom where the woman died. it was displaced when he rapture in sheets and drove the body to the hospital the defense team stresses there is a money exchange for reviewing the case. there will be explanations for the bloodstains on the suspect's shirt as transfer stains and that's better. her appearance here was the first since her trial started. it will get underway at 9:00 a.m.. back to you. >> the united states, canada and the european union are all offering political and financial support for the new government of ukraine. but andrew spencer reports, russia shows no sign of backing away from its military campaign to control the crimean peninsula. >> the president spoke for an hour with vladimir putin on thursday stressing the u.s. position on the ukraine. the white house says obama indicated

the need for a diplomatic solution and direct talks between ukraine and russia. this as an upcoming referendum calls for the peninsula to leave ukraine and become part of the russian federation. >> the proposed referendum on the future of crimea would violate the ukrainian constitution and violate international law. any discussion about the future of ukraine must include a legitimate government of ukraine. >> putin has taken a different stance call in the interim government of ukraine illegitimate, the use of on constitutional revolution. canada's minister of foreign affairs addressed the referendum. >> russia has invaded. they are occupying with military force and no referendum can have any validity of that is taking place. >> canada expelled nine russian soldiers saying they would leave the country by the end of friday. >> we are speaking out as loudly and clearly as possible. >> canada and the european union

have also frozen assets of former officials. meanwhile, the u.s. house approved a $1 billion financial aid package for ukraine by an overwhelming vote. both sides of the aisle did it together. >> taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. a region lieutenant in the "latin kings" street gang could spend the rest of his life in prison. a federal jury convicted juan amaya of racketeering conspiracy, plus weapons and drug crimes. amaya was an enforcer for the gang in the little village neighborhood. prosecutors say amaya ordered a vicious hammer attack on a teenager he blamed for the theft of drugs from a gang leader's girlfriend. elizabeth kruger is being held on one million dollars bail after police say she tried to kill herself and infant son by driving her s-u-v into oncoming traffic. it started on tuesday afternoon when kruger was involved in two hit and run crashes in burbank. while trying to get away from police, she ran her car into a

house on west 87th street. kruger faces multiple charges-- including attempted murder and aggravated battery. her son remains in the hospital in good condition. an autopsy on the body of a woman found in a sewer drain in morgan park had to be postponed while medical examiners wait for the remains to thaw. the frozen body is believed to be a woman in her 30's. it was discovered by water department workers wednesday near 107th and loomis. there is speculation that it could be latasha nevitt. she's been missing since 2011 and lived nearby. a new social media app has been disabled in the chicago area after some local high schools have banned students from using it. some students were using the app *yik-yak to anonymously cyber-bully other kids that are in a 5 to 10 mile radius. yik yak says it does not approve of people under 17 using its app. now they're working on safeguards to prevent that high school students from using it.

the republican candidates for governor had their last debate 12 days before the primary election on the 18th. well, most of them did. front runner bruce rauner didn't show up at benedictine university in west suburban lisle. his absence was duly noted by his opponents... before they moved on to discussing issues facing the state. >> he is a no show at every chance he gets to meet with students in this state. the first executive order will freeze all hiring to state and freeze all promotions and also i will put into place during the transition the performance review committee. >> we need to reinstall business economy and we do that by giving them confidence in their government. delivering on the tax cut. >> rauner *did pick up the tribune's endorsement yesterday. it read in part while any of rauner's opponents would be safe and steady choices...

their state government knowledge and experience leaves them with a cringe-worthy boast: i can get along with everyone in health mayor emanuel wants to make sure the same pothole problems dont keep popping up again. he's calling for a pothole audit of the city's side streets. the city will check on the patchwork that private contractors did last year. if the potholes are back, the city will work with the contractors to either fix them, or get its money back. >> i've had discussions in the budget hearings and on the side with the commissioners in the past and we have said we need a better warranty process for our new streets. i think the street should be able to last five or 10 years before we start seeing critters and potholes appearing. >> contractors resurfaced nearly 300 miles of streets and alleys last year. so far this year, city crews have filled more than 215 thousand potholes. the big day is a week from

saturday... when they dye the chicago river green. and the outlook is good, despite the ice. the co-chairs of the st. patrick's day parade say the river is already beginning to thaw, and the water is once again flowing. and the forecast is looking promising -- with temps in the high 30's and 40's the next few days. i want him to tell us about it right now. is there a 50 somewhere? >> it will probably happen south of chicago. the river will not be frozen. it looks like temperatures will be warm enough or we won't have the ice for the parade. right now are temperatures are 29 right now. hawthorne scholastic academy is in the low 20s. harvard illinois reading at 15. sugar growth is at 12. looking at the satellite's radar, we have dry conditions. to the northwest we have a line moving into the region today costs will increase

and we are expecting a light rain and snow. it will be a winter mix changing this note tomorrow morning. not a heavy hit. 43 degrees today. tomorrow we'll take 32. sunday those clocks move forward we are up to 39. we nearly make 50 on monday. >> coming up ... we'll tell you one woman's winning strategy to landing a multi-million dollar fortune. plus -- the latest developments in the "up-skirting" debate in massachusetts, after a controversial ruling.

a 64-year-old man reportedly fell out of a roller coaster at mount olympus resort in wisconsin. it happened just after 5-30 thursday evening. employees at the resort say the man fell some 20 feet from the roller coaster and landed on the floor. he was reportedly breathing but not moving when an ambulance arrived to transport him to a hospital. no word on his condition. a serial criminal is on the loose near the university of florida. several women in the area say a man walked up to them, urinated on them -- in public -- then ran away. it happens at all times of the day and night. >> one of the reports the female

victim felt him a bump into her a few times before he started to do it. there is just no easy way to say that. >> the university is alerting its students to be on the lookout for any strange behavior. the school's bulletin tells people, if someone gets close to you and asks for directions, back away. the massachusetts legislature passed a bill late yesterday banning the taking of photos shot up under a woman's skirt. it now goes to the governor. the vote comes after a decision by the state's supreme court, which ruled it's perfectly legal for someone to secretly take an upskirt picture. the court said the existing "peeping tom statute" applied only if the target is nude or partially nude. the debate stems from the case of a man charged twice with taking such photos of women on boston's public transit system. a woman in new york is two- million dollars richer -- thanks to a fortune cookie. 75-year-old emma duvoll from

the bronx used the numbers she found inside a fortune cookie to pick the numbers on her powerball ticket. five of those numbers were a match. duvoll says she'll invest most of her new fortune, and maybe use some to visit family in switzerland. my people in the business say all of those numbers are computer generated. and then they are just printed out. >> she has the inside track on the fortune cookie business. >> that's what my fortune cookie friends say. >> your sources inside the fortune cookie business. so you take indirect responsibility for that million dollar win? >> i did play those numbers once. i do like the weather numbers better. >> there's not a person who'd types up that fortune specifically for me? there's nothing to believe in any more. i guess i don't have to be nice

to those people now. 18 degrees right now. wind out of the south and 5 mi.. we find 14 in waukegan. 17 a bartlett pear 22 lead midway. the third team in joliet. these numbers are cooler than normal but we are finally starting to warm up your typical high is 43 we have not even gotten close to that for almost a month. that will change into the afternoon. 17 right now windchill in bartlett 11 degrees. satellite are composite shows dry conditions. this line will make its way into the region later today. clouds are on the increase. it's still mild and warm day. then we have a rain and snow mixed cummingtonite. expected that changing over to snow but are morning. not a heavy hit. it will be light. we are driving into saturday and sunday. cooler temperatures. 43 today. clouds are on the increase. knights low is 27. minor accumulation.

remixing was no tonight. tamara's high temperature is 32. some day we make 39 and monday is our big warmup. let's check on the roads. >> so far so good on the roads. no major delays or problems. a few construction hot spots, ashland remains locked out between broadway and vermont as the work on that bridge. that work will be there until april 14th. continue to expect delays. water main break north side. that west bound on diversity that work is at all on going until the end of the month. all the main road so far so good. >> marcus is at the sci-tech museum in aurora. hi marcus! >> the morning. we are in downtown aurora at the site

deckhand on museum. ripleys for kids. we have the executive director with us. you have been singing all morning. >> i am singing my song. >> what do people do when they come out what kids see? >> everything fun in science. if you love science, out and learn it all. >> fund hands-on activities. this is the rocket launch. >> build up this pressure and go and catch the rocket. >> will you pump it up? give it to me. don't hold back. let's do this. don't get stuck up there. i was going to try to catch that but i couldn't. what else? what is this? >> let's go to the air cannon. i will give me some air pressure and consumer happens. >> use blast this basically with air? i will hold up this cup to demonstrate. take it easy. just

one of the many activities for all the kids here. they also have an academy for preschoolers and kindergarteners. we will check that out coming out. back to you. let's do this again. >> nice. >> he always has fun. >> coming up, we're another grocery chain is the buying up some dominics locations. >> and the blackhawks try to line change for the blackhawks

last night. andrew shaw was out playing on the top line. the result, spectacular. two nights after a 3-2 loss. you feel an explosion coming and late in the first here it comes. shaw has a moves and then it's a go-ahead goal two-one. stick handle should rebound over to the easiest cool of the year for the captain. a few minutes later on the move hoping for a fast rebound and he gets it. the barry it for a 4-1 lead. 5-1

after two. early in the third a power play it a six-one. they burned the bluejackets six-one. the bears confirmed what hester told the nfl network, he is out of a job in chicago. they gave him high praise as they showed him to the door saying the contributions he has given cannot be measured by stats or numbers. but at age 31 he's not what he once was and these days he's a one trick pony. so they feel he is an in affordable luxury. in college basketball, last home game for northwestern. the game against penn state was awful. 15 point at halftime frazier to taylor. 50-234 pence state. it did not get much better. northwestern falls in the senior night game final

score 59-32. >> single game cubs tickets go on sale today at 10 a-m... at *cubs dot-com , or by calling *1-800 the-cubs. wrigley field ticket windows will open tomorrow at nine a-m. the cubs will be celebrating wrigley field's 100-th anniversary throughout the season with special giveaways, and throwback games on sundays. opening day is friday, april 4- th. this is the year! >> today is national serial day. here are some fun facts about cereal. the man credited with creating the first cold breakfast cereal in the 1800's, it had to be soaked in milk overnight before it was edible. corn flakes or accidentally invented when the kelloggs brothers messed up a batch of granola. soaking your serial all night sounds pretty saudi.

>> i think michigan is like this a real capital or maybe it's kalamazoo or battle creek? they love their serial there. dropping a little knowledge on new ... >> that's what we do. let's take a look at our temperatures. 42 degrees by 2:00 p.m.. it will feel quite warm. that is a normal temperatures it's an improvement. right now we're sitting at 18. light rain and snow comes tonight. it's pretty quiet so far. heading out bound on the kennedy will have construction that we saw yesterday around cumberland with two lanes blocked all scheduled to be picked up at 5:00 a.m.. could see a backup down there watch for it to be a little slow their but it should pick up. >> more to come clean by an alderman once bigger sign of mourning for those red light cameras. >> and a neighbor of the blade runner is back on the stand in

the fifth day of the murder trial. >> new jersey governor welcomed at this year's conservative conference. >> dean reviews the weekend's new movies including a new chapter in the 300 series.sporty

testify in her father's murder trial. details, in a *live report. western leaders take steps in support of ukraine's interim government. we'll have the latest. and mayor rahm emanuel hosted a few other big city mayors -- talking big city politics. good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm nancy loo in for erin. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. >> i have been waiting since halloween to give this forecast. finally a warm-up. it has been so cold, this is the worst winter ever. we will be close to the records. in encino is 15. it was chicago at 17. elsewhere and lane tech high school is 23. satellite's radar composite

shows dry conditions. a bit of sun early today. clouds are on the increase. rain and snow coming from the northwest tonight. temperatures are back in the low 40's. 41 by 5:00 p.m.. 37 by 9:00 p.m.. chance for that mix of rain and snow. sunday we make 39. 47 on monday. >> the outbound kennedy is the one slow spot today just like we saw yesterday because of construction. left lane blocked until 5:00. expect it to be slowed their. it will take you about 25 minutes to get out bound there but nothing major to avoid. >> a woman was stabbed in wicker park over night. it happened in the 15 hundred block of north damen... near the flash taco restaurant. she suffers from several wounds on her left side and back. the woman who stabbed her ran, along with three other people.

she is in stable condition. no one is in custody. >> one person is dead after a fire in far northwest suburban woodstock. investigators aren't releasing any information about the victim, who was the only occupant of the home, until family is notified. no one else was hurt and the flames were doused in about 20 minutes. units from several other towns assisted with the call on the five-hundred block of east kimball. the cause is still being determined. the defense has opened its case, in the murder trial of allan kustok. randi belisomo is live at the bridgeview courthouse with a preview of today's testimony. >> her testimony could help rehab her father's image to the jurors who have been hearing from a series of women who have been reporting affairs with the defendant. prosecutors rested their case thursday against the businessman in the 2010 murder

of his wife while his daughter, a sports caster was at the courthouse and met with the defense for about an hour and evidence expert wrapped up three days of testimony tying together physical evidence from the bedroom where the woman died of the was displaced when he wrapped his wife in sheets and drove the body to the hospital. the defense team is stressing that it the review is being paid for. another defense expert will explain the blood stains on the shirt as transfer stains and not blood spatter. the daughters appearance yesterday was the first in three weeks of the trial. proceedings begin at 9:00 a.m.. >> the white house is waiting for russia's next move in ukraine. while washington joined canada and the european union in offering aid to the new ukrainian government, russian troops continue to control the country's crimean peninsula. and the crimean parliament approved an election next week, on whether to split from

ukraine and join the russian federation. >> the proposed referendum on the future of crimea would violate the constitution and violate international law. any discussion about the future of the ukraine must include the legitimate government of ukraine. >> as the united states seeks a diplomatic resoltion to the crisis, canada and europe have ukrainian leaders. defense attorneys for "blade runner" oscar pistorius are trying to pick apart the testimony of a neighbor who arrived at the athlete's home to discover his girlfriend, shot to death. neighbor johan stipp said he heard some gunshots and some screams. prosecutors say pistorius argued with girlfriend reeva steenkamp, then shot her in anger. the defense says, pistorius thought he was shooting a home invader... that steenkamp's screams were for her own safety... and that pistorius screamed in anguish when he realized he had shot her by mistake. the schaumburg school

superintendent andrew du-ross is being reprimanded after being charged with a d-u-i last month. du-gross pleaded guilty to reckless driving earlier this week. as a part of a plea deal, the d-u-i case was not pursued. the board will renegotiate his five-year contract that goes through the 2017-18 school year. du-ross agreed to undergo alcohol counseling and wear an alcohol monitoring anklet for six months. an autopsy on the body of a woman found in a morgan park drain had to be postponed while medical examiners wait for the remains to thaw. the frozen body believed to be a woman in her 30's was discovered by water department workers wednesday near 107th and loomis. there is speculation that it could be latasha nevitt.

she's been missing since 2011 and lived nearby. a new social media app has been disabled in the chicago area after some local high schools have banned students from using it. some students were using the app *yik-yak to anonymously cyber-bully other kids that are in a 5 to 10 mile radius. yik yak says it does not approve of people under 17 using its app. now they're working on safeguards to prevent that high school students from using it. and aldermen ones better signs to warn about speed cameras. recently she received to the warning notices from newly installed speed cameras. a dozen other aldermen cosigned the proposal. >> america's big city mayors are complain they're forced to pick six major problems with no help from washington. at a forum the mayor joined his counterparts from the new york, los angeles and atlanta. they say the current political gridlock in the capital and the growing debt crisis have left the cities to fend for themselves. >> washington as a wall. totally

a wall. the state capitals have a huge budgetary problem. we are tasked our own to boost the economy. >> new york mayor agrees there is no calvary coming to help so they must find creative ways to fix their own problems. >> new jersey gov. chris christie got some love. the chance for him to highlight his right wing and rally the troops for the upcoming election. >> we don't get to govern if we don't win. and it's not only bad when we don't get to govern because we don't get too old and change society. what is worse is that they do. >> a new poll, shows three of 10 conservatives want close because

of his support for the president after hurricane sandy and the george washington bridge scandal. >> congressman carroll issa a prop apologizes for trying to cut off another senator. >> i am here and i am going to be heard. >> the representatives from maryland became angry when issa to adjourn the hearing. he is a republican from california the congressional black caucus called for him to be removed as chairman of the house oversight reform committee. the motion to censure him was voted down yesterday in the house. >> an army officer who trains sex-crime prosecutors, has *himself been accused of a sex crime. a female attorney claims that lieutenant colonel joseph morse groped her, in 2011. the army is investigating the claim. in the meantime, morse has been suspended.

aaron hernandez could face assault charges after a jailhouse fight. authorities say the former new england patriots star punched a fellow inmate last week. neither of the men wer seriously hurt. now, the sheriff in bristol county, massachusetts is recommending an assault-and- battery charge. it would be a misdemeanor, if it's filed. hernandez faces first-degree murder and weapons charges in his friend odin lloyd's death. he has pleaded not guilty. nasa's hubble telescope captures the mysterious disintegration of an asteroid. it's the first time an image like this has ever been recorded. scientists say the asteroid began coming apart early last year. these shots were captured over a period of several months... starting in late 2013. the crumbling asteroid broke into as many as 10 smaller pieces. but smaller is still big.

they're like four football fields. >> what does that say? >> it could be just a transformer picking up toward earth. we could be watching the beginning of something. would better prepare. analyze all the possibilities. 18 degrees currently. 14 in waukegan. 11 in aurora. it is cold outside but we will warm up. highs reached the lower forties which is where they should be this time of the year. we have not been this warm since february. it's 11 degrees right now in a aurora. satellites composite shows dry conditions. look to the north and we find rain and snow. enjoy today, clouds are on the increase. lower forties this afternoon. tonight we will have the rain and snow mixed coming after sunset. overnight low down to 27. tomorrow we make 32. cooler with the chance of snow in the morning. sunday we warm up. don't forget to move your

clocks forward early sunday. breezy with a high temperature of 39. >> still had however alert is connected to a homicide in new england. >> one of the great wayne gretzky's record was broken last night. >> why this rared donated dodge viper is facing the wrecking ball. >> a college freshman reveals the scandalous way she paid for college. why she came forward college. why she came forward it's where you email, shop, even bank. but are you too comfortable? these days crime can happen in a few keystrokes. american express can help protect you with intelligent security that learns your spending patterns, and can alert you to an unusual charge instantly. so you can be a member of a more secure world. this is what membership is. this is what membership does. and freshman at duke university

is paying tuition by working as a porn star. she has chosen to publicly defend her choice of fundraising. >> to be honest, if i was just another college girl it would have been a day. but i think that because i came out in defense of myself, because i really talk about how much going to college meant and i told my story that's what set this story apart. >> she is majoring in women's studies and says going to do it costs about $60,000 a year. >> we will let that one sink in for a minute. five old comics

stores will be bought by a jewel. no word on when those stores will reopen. jewell now owns nine former domenic locations. 28 old domenic locations are still available. >> a few stories trending online, gender reassignment surgery in an amber alert issued for a missing girl in maryland is now connected to a murder investigation. police are looking for 11-year- old caitlyn virts... after her mother was found dead in their home. authorities suspect her father, timothy virts, kidnapped her. for the past few weeks he has caitlyn's mother and three children. two other children in the home were found unharmed. one of the children is caitlyn's twin sister. colorado avalanche rookie nathan wayne gretzky's records. last night he earned a point in his 13-th consecutive game. that's now the longest streak

by an 18-year-old. mackinnon's record breaking point came on an assist for a game winning goal that defeated the red wings in overtime. mackinnon was the first player taken in last year's draft, and he leads all rookies in goals and points. chrysler is telling schools the must destroy the dodge viper sports cars that were donated for educational purposes within two weeks. the hot rods are valued at a quarter of a million dollars. chrysler donated 93 damaged or monosyllable vipers to schools with automotive programs for student training. but two of the cars have been involved in accidents costing chrysler millions in legal claims. >> san francisco will renovate one of its parks with a new addition. when it's finished it will have a brand new open air urinal instead of a porta-potti.

it will be a discreet sort of with a screen and some plants ... it's really confusing. some of the users worry it will attract sexual predators. the open air urinal will not be the only relief station. two new buildings will be outfitted with 31 regular bathroom stalls. >> they are better looking than a porta-potti. instead of a big plastic box. >> it's time to say it's good to be a guy. >> let's be honest it really is. >> the bush is our friend. >> call-up as we see it. let's take a look at our day. temperature of 16 degrees in these areas here. satellite and radar composite shows we are dry and it will be a nice day high temperature in the low 40's.

clouds are on the increase. mostly cloudy if not overcast. later tonight a light rain and stomachs, spirit temperatures tumble for the weekend and warm back up into monday. enjoy 41 degrees today. 37 by 9:00 p.m.. here is the seven days forecast. satisfy is 42. but some women 39 and monday, 47 degrees in some areas we may even hit 50. tuesday we climb up to 40. breezy wednesday. thursday 37 degrees. >> dealing with a new fire this morning to tell you about. this one is a 49. expect delays through the stretch as crews work this fire at 127. also, dealing with delays outbound kennedy the cumberland left lane block until 5:00 a.m. for construction. you can see its tight heading into the stretch but nothing major to avoid. >> let's go out to the museum in

aurora. >> we are back here at the museum but not only is this in a museum, they also have a preschool and kindergarten. how are you? you are the head of the school. tell us about the school. >> we are a stem school science technology engineering and math. our age group is ages 3-6. we teach different and unique things, hands on experience. >> and what is this here? they were examining owl pellets? >> and al pellet that section and we talk about the scientific method with that as well. our children get to break them open and see what's inside. >> let's keep going. what the kindergarten class here is doing? >> right now this classroom is

going through talking about the body. this is the morning ritual. i will talk about different parts of the body including the calendar and time and all the children brings children learn. >> let's keep going. these are the preschooler's back here. >> that's right. they are hard at work. looks like they're working on their science as well. >> what else did they do here besides play? >> they are learning about our history, with talk about artists of the month and composer of a month. we also have gymnastics and dance and we go to the library twice a month. we also learn spanish and sign language. >> so maybe somebody in the area might see this and wants to go to the school what did they do? >> just go to our website. they can log on to the website and look at the academy.

>> thank you for having us in. all the information will be coming up later. we will take a tour of the museum and i will see how fast i could throw a baseball and check out the weather center here. they have their own weather center. that is coming up. >> coming up, mr. peabody and sherman make an appearance at theaters this"300-rise of an eme

sequel to the popular 2007 battle epic on this time, without gerard butler. it's also without a solid story or any heart. it's all special effects, bloody violence and greased up, hard bodies that look like they belong in a video game. a disappointing deans list "d." >> if you will probably go anyway because you are a guide. there's also "mr peabody and sherman", a slick remaking of the old animated feature from the rocky and bullwinkle show. the genius, talking dog and his adopted boy time travel in the way-back machine in and out of

famous moments in history...funny for the kids but not as clever as the original for the grown ups. a deans list "b." >> we're giving this weather and a plus. temperatures are finely where they should be. 43 degrees is the high today. sunshine this warning. clouds increase today. tonight, a chance for a light rain and snow developing after sunset. it ends early tomorrow morning. 32 degrees on saturday. someday we make 39. nearly 50 degrees on monday. >> really quiet for the most part today. we do have construction outbound kennedy and a fire we are dealing with at 127 at 49. expect added delays there. a full look at those times coming up.

>> coming up, it's russia's move in the developing crisis of the ukraine. >> the cookie turning 102 years old today. stay with us. much more coming up.

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