>> she became the 50th mayor of the city of chicago. the first woman mayor. to this day the mayor of the largest city in the united states as a woman. monsignor kenneth velo remembers the political legacy of former mayor jayne byrne during her funeral service being held at this hour. good afternoon. i'm steve sanders. and i'm dina bair. we welcome our aroe b. wgna the our top story.. remembering former chicago mayor jane byrne. here is a live look inside the church. byrne's family members will be part of the service with her nieces and nephews acting as pallbearers and readers.

jane byrne died friday morning at the age of 81. os care been living after suffering a stroke last year. byrne will be remembered as the first and only maor of sh buried at calvary cemetery in evanston. >> live with more on today's service. >> i remember it as you do. when she is commissioner before she even considered running for mayor. she was a colorful figure even then. she was an unlikely political figure to be thought of as mayor. she was tiny and stature. >> she had many enemies that she made around the city. she also had more friends. many of them have come here to a packed church. >> family members giving up your remembrance this morning. >> politicians

hammer and the cabinet and those who were former city council members and people who work in the administration before and after all knew byrnes. >> the type of person who had many ideas about making the city a better place. also was known for her relationships with the average man or woman on the streets. >> she came to my house plenty of times with mr. mcmillan. i'm here because i love that lady. she has done so much for me and has done more for chicago then for me of course. >> became a loyal supporter of

currents and became a close friend. >> i is to drive her around to different locations in 1977. >> hurt administration was one of the best in the city of chicago when the request but fantastic mayor of her legacy lives on. i also think really clicks we should name the train station that goes from downtown to o'hare field the jane byrne express. >> friends and supporters have been paying respect. the city's only female mayor. ride a time of angry snowberry chicagoans read into office. >> that did a couple of great advertisements. one where she was standing outside

where the snow was. at that time the city was ignoring the poor neighborhoods. she stood up for those individuals. she got into office everybody thought we can deal with her. we're going to push her around. they found out really fast that they could not push her around. >> talk about the byrne legacy. >> her legacy is for women and that other people who do not have hoped to be elected into office. she gave them hope >> familiar faces of people who work in the administration or were just friends of hers. firefighters police officers, people from streets and sanitation. many of them have gone inside to pay respects. >> the funeral procession will make its way, having to stops. it will cause outside of city hall briefly. also at 111

east chesnutt where she spent much of her adult life. >> >>you can see it all live on cltv. >> we are streaming the services on our web site. slick road racer causing them to issue warnings to motorists. >> we are outside of the maintenance yard along the kennedy expressway. behind me we have a fleet of clout. across the state to have more than 1 million t of salt ready to deal with whatever mother nature throws us today. >> me know this past weekend already giving the best

black eye is causing a number of spinoffs and accidents. the video you're seeing from the st. charles area. >> watching their campaign ice and snow take it slow. last winter they said there were 60 weather the fence across the state. that blocks the normal average of 35-40 events in a winter season. officials say they are ready this year asking drivers please get ready for the next weather event. >> check the tire pressure, have an adequate spare tire and car fluids in your vehicle. make sure you have a charge iphone for emergency situations. slow down when approaching intersections off ramps and bridges. black ice is developing and may be difficult to see. >> this is all

common sense stuff. we hear this every year. after last winter we know how bad it could get. the key is to do it before the next weather yves said. >> have to put my wiper blades on. that is the key, doing it before the next event. >> if you are in a non injury fender bender type accident, just exchange information with the other driver. you have up to 10 days to make that police report. >> live along the kennedy expressway. >> and over the reins. >> live in our newsroom with more on the installation. >> youthis evening, blase will signal his arrival with a knock on the front doors of holy name cathedral.

francis cardinal george and others will open the doors and welcome him. it is a tradition that goes back hundreds of years. ahead of tonight's "rite of reception", george said his farewells to parishoners. telling them they are his legacy. holding himself up on crutches he slowly made his way up to the sanctuary. he delivered this final message to his block. >> at some point christ will question me. what have you done with my people? but a more generous? more loving towards others? in short you're my lycoris a. legacy. >> the 77 occurred

steve vatican to start searching for his successor. the announcement came. >> will lead the chicago area 2 million catholics. >> george also told those in attendance that he has at times been too fearful to speak to enact into law generously. he believes he is left behind a congregation that is more generous and bluffing. >> has think it is beautiful that he was ablloving. >> as a cardinal no one else has ever been able to do this. >> it has been joyful. to be here with the last two years. >> i think he was all of my heart.i fink you withl of my heart. >> received a collection of letters from the prisoners. >> especially when there are moments

when i lay little low. i will bring them out and be cheered. >> >> tonight's reception is considred one of the most symbolic. more than eight members of blase family will be there. celebrations end wednesday with morning and evening services. in the newsroom, judy wang w-g-n news. tomorrow's installation begins at 2 p-m . w-g-n will carry the mass and service live from holy name. pope francis plans to visit philadelphia in 2015 his first visit to the united states as pope. the pontiff made the announcement during a vatican conference on traditional marriage. the visie in september next year for the church's "world meeting of families" event. the to thby sitti wn april, popedive coming up next another ebola patient being treated in the u.s. has died. and the latest on the new video from isis and the beheading of a man fromia plus the immigration debate ramps up in washington. congressman luis gutierrez joins us live on set.

another ebola patient treated in the u-s has died. doctor martin salia was pronounced dead this morning at the university of nebraska medical cent salia was a u-s resident but was infected in his native sierra leone. he was taken to nebraska on saturday when he was too weak to walk off a plane. salia is the second ebola patient to die in the u-s. two others treated at the omaha hospital have survived. president obama calls the beheading

of an american aid worker by isis an act of pure evil. peter kassig, from indiana, is being mone the af isis videotape showed his brutal beheading over the weekend. the french goverment prit ahere i hig french citizen took part. kassig was taken captive over a year ago. he changed his name to abdul- rahman. but he may have defied his captors by refusing to make a propaganda video before his death. kassig is the 5-th westerner beheaded on video by i-sis, since august. president obama could face a showdown with the g- o-p over immigration considerg amnesty for millions of illegal immigrants and he could act as soon as next week. the president has warned house republicans he would use executive power to reform the u-s immigration s t

at fivellop who the are u-s illey of themit who were born here. coming up new at gutierrez essman >>, with the hope the president doeswhat do you he that the president does? >> that should not be happening. that is so broken our immigration system is. how about the countless millions of american citizen children who go to sleep every night wondering if there mom and dad is going to be there? >> i think we can take steps to put people in a safe place. most americans would probably agree should not be held hostage because politicians in washington d.c. put partisan politics ahead of good government. >> suggested that he delayed is even further. >> i think the president has delayed it much too long. one of the

things when we were meeting with the president's chief of staff, when the present for said he was going to delay. i thought it was a bad decision. winnie's political consideration and is crafting. i told him then he said we're asking you to please be patient. i said we can be patient but it should come with penalties. you're asking us to be patient. our committee has been. president barack obama, we know him best in chicago. he ran under a platform that he would fix the broken immigration system. 2 million deportations under his administration. it is a record. if the republican congress refuses to act he will use his executive authority to act. i like the chicago public to understand the president said barack executive authority.

>> he said he was tired of seeing armed forces were segregated. blacks and whites were set together. >> you decide to give the armed forces. president barack obama using the it executive authority. truman never went to congress. barack obama has been begging the congress to act. >> senator led in the senate 68-32. two-thirds of the senate voting for an immigration bill >> if the president does his this executive action is going to ruin any chance for any kind of immigration reform. >> first of all you can act. it will take maybe four months between the moment the president issues an executive

order. it would not be just one. maybe seven-10 areas he is going to ameliorate the situation in terms of immigration policy. >> the control the house to control the senate. you know what the best answer is? >> act. present a bill send it to the white house have the president's plan and he will not have to act. >> it hurts the national brand. it solidifies their base. it makes it increasingly difficult for them to win national elections given that 18 percent of the population is now latino. >> hear your viewers saw last april all ryan and i went before the city. you guys reported on it. >> i stood with paul ryan not for a senate bill before a house bill that republicans and democrats have come

together. what unites republicans is not immigration. it does not unite them. they set it aside. what unites them is being against barack obama. >> what is beneficial to the republican party at least immediately. there are many wonderful republicans. your member two months ago, the former speaker led a delegation with former governor edgar and many other current members of the house of representatives saying let's do this immigration. they will not allow a vote because they believe it is bad politics for them. just to show you, they keep saying during the last election it is the border. the cynicism. they're bringing ebola. we know it is not coming through the border. they say they're bringing isis' terrorists.

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>> by side with students as they put together lunches for the homeless. the scene like a simple gesture but it is truly a learning experience. >> exposing students to various service opportunities allows them to learn about their pension and figure out what it is they love. >> ramirez as an after-school program manager. the organization teams up of schools across the city giving students a way to give back to their community. often works with students from underprivileged families. >> they're doing service after school. they're giving the time. that experience itself transforms them. poverty is something he can relate to. and his four years old he and his family moved to the united states from mexico. he grew up in a three- bedroom home that he shared with 16 other people >> or when not lower class. struggling to

feed ourselves. fought hard to overcome adversity. used life experiences to help others. as a teenager he got his start volunteering for habitat for humanity. >> volunteer trips to mike in shelter in mexico changed his life. >> the service opportunity really empowered me to think that i can make a difference in other people's life. >> it is my passion. it is my calling. an infectious enthusiasm. he is here every day with such a love for the worst and for the kids. >> he and a group of his students went all the way to nicaragua to build a school. it is a once-in-a-lifetime experience for many of them. >> for the first time to ride on a plane and then they're going to

another country and living with a host family for two weeks. every student who is gone on these trips returns with a new-found self confidence. >> confidence in his students that makes him a role model and a friend. >> he really engages with you. >> he always helps other people. if someone has a problem if he will help them all. he will talk it out with them. sometimes all you needed someone to talk to. >> teamed up with 10 in chicago high schools. students of logged 250,000 hours of volunteering. if you'd like to get your child involved go to our web site. go to our web site.

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we're doing this a much snow fall on the ground. that makes it even more remarkable. 50 percent of the country is under a snowpack right now. four times the amount of the lower 48 that was covered by snow fall of the state a year ago.on this date oe year ago. >> t2 f4 tornadoes. one was the devastating storm that went to washington. what a comparison from the summer. this is kind of neat. ithere is actually ice at the botanic garden. >> widespread snow

fall for many areas this weekend. this wonderful thanksgiving inflatable some almost holiday feel. >> said the snow on his back patio table to make it look like a ufo. the snow may have been far more formidable. >> the shot send down and texas. who in turn forward it to us. this is from way up in michigan. finally a warm picture from diamond head beach. >> i've been reading about your cold weather. he sent this picture to us so we would have something warm to look at. >> it is 70 degrees

colder today than it was one year ago. we will be hard-pressed to get out of the twenties today. may 4th and a record that has stood for over a century. >> >> have a spouse on the other side of the lake. this is a 111 year record. >> what kept the snow pack. i cannot remember in recent years so much snow fall so earlier. the irony is that is being set up by warm up in the arctic. >> powerful thunderstorms may grow tornadic in the southeast. >> also a huge

expanse of this cold there. it is 85 at miami. we're at 19. it is a dead sioux falls. there is a chunk of reinforcing cold air. it is coming down here more like a january durmast. windchill is down to three here in chicago. 12 blowout in sioux falls. this is how much temperatures have dropped since yesterday. >> we are moving colder air into the area on these 30 m.p.h. winds gusts. these temperatures if they do anything i probably going to slide this afternoon. >> hear of a sustained winds. please attend and averages. when you hear the wind speed reported west a 24 m.p.h., the 24 mi. per hour figure is a

10 minute average. to have landed just going to 30 at o'hare and midway right now. >> this produces single digit if not subzero wind shows across the area. the wind chill at o'hare right now as a goose egg. humidity of just 65 percent. >> take that inside and warm up to room temperature. the relative humidity goes inside. it goes way down. you want to fuel the fire in your home. it saves on heating. you feel a little warmer if there is more humidity. a depiction of what will happen with this cold there is. >> call tomorrow and cold still on wednesday. there is a slow easing. the storm will develop. i saw the jet stream will take over from the arctic jet over the weekend.

>> that could bring rain falls on sunday before a more moderate brand of cool air comes in next week. >> the snow on the ground as the non moving white area that uc. the moving elements are the >> clouds> the reason this has some legs. d.c. the colder pouring into the country. he also said the warmer air running up the west coast. >> pat is something this dextrin, here is the north pole. comes right down from north pole. a month or two later than this we would really be cold. >> tornado watches throughout the southeast by comparison. that is where the colder air makes contact with the warmer air that will be pushed out of that area. this afternoon the polar air bringing record

cold. the winds west northwest. 30 mi. per hour kicking wind chills a single digits. >> frigid tonight. a near record temperature. that would break in 1880 record if it happens. >> subzero windchill expected. tomorrow record cold. january level 21 which would break the low recor >> a little light snow system as a warmer air tries to fight and over the warmer cold air that is retreating a bit. another local colder air. some forties by sunday around here. >> autumn in

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this small city have been working up to this hour. it is the hour when the tornado hit one year ago. it tore a 5 mi. path through washington destroying more than 1100 homes. >> the moment of silence marking a new era in central illinois. >> is so exciting to think about what washington is going to be like. washington strong as the model uc on science and in people who lived. >> everything was just gone. it there's really no word. >> it was her reality. a

washington estate subdivision or she lives was in the direct line of the tornado. she set her sights on today to be rebuilt. the whole neighborhood is great. everybody has come together and has done their best to rebuild quickly and get back home. that is what we all want. we just want to be back home. >> to marcus milestone. one year since the tornado hit. it ends tonight with a walk. the committee walked three different groups walking from three different areas of the city hit hard by the tornado. there will converge upon the high school for one finally sent later tonight. >> we have lunch tonight. >> we have lunch break coming up. a1

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>> back with an update on the weather. we've flurries in the air. powerful westerly winds bringing bitterly cold to generajan. like cold. >> much of it tomorrow night and wednesday. a little puff of warmer air tries to get in here. these are current temperatures all the way down to 12 at harvard and crystal lake.

>> here is fox lake. clouts come in. ec out there. look at the snow on the ground. this is facilitating the flow of colder air into the country. the only place warm as florida and the southwest and mounted the colder air is expensive. the colder ais expensive. >> here is our forecast. 20s until we get to 32 friday. forties' by sunday and monday. a more moderate brand of colder air next week. >> thank you for week. >> thank you for joining us today.

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