five children are among those hurt in a fiery crash overnight on the south side. we'll have the latest in a *live report. chicago has a new archbishop. what blase cupich is saying about the priest abuse scandal. and the heaviest snowfall in decades causes big problems -- with another round of storms on the way. good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. demetrius ivory has a check of our weather. will those storms affect us? >> of the city in search for later. it's not really going to hit us. the cold weather will stick around today but we will warm-up with a small hit. it's

all good news. but you have to get through to a first. winter is not leaving yet. snow showers early. not a heavy hit. the timing is going to be the biggest issue. half an inch across the area. not too much but it will fall during the morning rush hour commute. sometimes delights note makes it worse. seeing some snow coming in from the west. right now across portions of the county its a quick disturbance. dumping snow across the region. here we are on the computer model. you can see the snow out of here by early afternoon. temperatures are going breakaway. it's 19 at o'hare. 19 at chicago. 17 in dekalb. we have wind chill of

one degree above zero. cooler than normal. 26 will be the temperature into the afternoon. the high reaches 29. tomorrow we make 14 for the low in the morning. high temperature 23. fry, 29. if you saw yesterday was a rough day care ready. >> we could use those extra temperature decrease because yesterday we had so many problems. there were so many problems as today on the el tracks with the icing. it looks like service has recovered although at the slow pace. we are seeing some minor delays. i could see even more into the rush hour today. wanted to mention the earlier crash we had overnight at 88 and 290, pre significant with serious injuries that has cleared. the majority of construction has been suspended because of the cold weather.

>>a van full of young children hit a tree and burst into flames in jackson park, just before midnight. tonya francisco is live at comer children's hospital with more. >> 3 of the children were brought here. to adults in the minivan taken to northwestern hospital. all the fire department says they have not life-threatening injuries. that is amazing considering when you see the video of the aftermath of the accident. the mercury villager minivan was gutted. the inside tires all melted and destroyed by the flames that erupted after the minivan hit a tree in jackson park. police say the driver was heading west of 67 through the park when she somehow lost control and hit a tree just before midnight. by the time police and paramedics

arrived, everyone was out of the vehicle. seven people in all, five children under the age of 15. but looks of it, there may have been least one infant in the minivan. a car seat was on the van. all victims taken to hospital in critical condition. the fire department says there injuries to not appear to be like britain. no word from the police on whether the driver will be taken in for charges. live in hyde park. back to you. >>every state in america is dealing with unusually cold weather, more than a month before the official start of winter. and nowhere is it worse, than in buffalo, new york. a snowstorm, fed by lake erie, has already dumped five feet of area. four people are dead. snow drifts are massive. and in many neighborhoods, there's simply no place for plows to *put the snow... so it has to be carried away by dump trucks. even worse... the buffalo area expects another two feet of

snow later this week. it took 90 seconds for thieves to smash their car into the louis vuitton store in northbrook...and take off with a stash of merchandise. louis vuitton in oakbrook was hit in a similar-style robbery in september. in that case, thieves stole 120-thousand dollars of merchandise. an inventory has not been taken in the northbrook robbery yet. the thieves left a gray 2009 toyota camry behind. blase cupich took over as the leader of the country's third largest archdiocese yesterday amid a packed house at holy name cathedral. >> i resolved to serve the spiritual needs of this church. >> banks be to god. >>he is now the ninth archbishop of chicago -- following in the footsteps of cardinal francis george, who has served for the last 17 years. cupich delivered the homily during an elaborate mass that

lasted more than two hours. he used some humor but also addressed some serious issues, including the priest sex abuse scandal. >> working to protect children, to bring healing to victims and to build that trust that has been shattered by our failures is our sacred duty. >>cupich encourage the faithful to leave their comfort zones and strive to make a difference. the 77-year-old cardinal george is now the first archbishop of chicago to retire. you were probably with us as we follow the story yesterday,the small plane that crashed into a home near midway airport was finally pulled out of that home. the plane had just left midway, when pilot eric howlett radioed that he had an emergency. his plane wound up hitting the front of a house at 65-th and knox. it missed the elderly couple sleeping inside by just eight inches. they made it out o-k, but howlett was killed. the plane's tail wedged against the roof of the house next door.

>> it will be secured overnight and more morning we will begin the detailed examination of the frame and the engines and propellers. >>howlett was a commercial pilot and flight instructor. n-t-s-b investigators will look at a couple of things. for starters...the purity of the fuel that his plane received at midway. also...the effect of the cold weather, and the amount of weight the plane was carrying. the lincoln park building that once housed the mulligan school was a candidate for landmark status. now, it's a candidate for demolition, after fire gutted the place. the 114-year-old building, at sheffield and willow, was several months into a redevelopment project. the developer had to hire guard dogs, because people frequently broke in and vandalized the place. no one was injured in yesterday's fire. the cause is still unknown. we are getting our first look at surveillance video of a deadly police shooting that took place earlier this month inside a hospital in highland park. the video shows the deadly confrontation between police and christopher anderson.

he was in the emergency room of northshore highland park hospital on november 3rd after he and his daughter were injured in a crash. anderson pulled a gun after he reportedly became upset with the care they were getting. officers are heard telling him to drop the gun several times and then they fired nine shots in less than two seconds - killing anderson. prosecutors have ruled that the shooting was justified. the co-owner of an indiana business has turned himself in to police, to face charges of murdering his partner. prosecutors say thomas smith killed and dismembered david krawczenia earlier this month, and stuffed the victim's body in a car trunk, with its head and arms cut off. investigators believe smith owed the victim money. krawczenia was last seen, on his way to a meeting to talk about that debt. two weeks after election day... democratic candidate mike frerichs... is poised to be illinois' next treasurer. the race has been too close to call ever since election night, with republican tom cross generally holding a slim lead. but that changed yesterday, when veteran poll watchers say the democrat surged forward, to take an approximately 3 thousand vote lead over cross. the vote won't be certified until the end of the month.

but with the race this close... it could lead to the first recount request in 3 decades. mayor rahm emanuel's re- election campaign will run its first t-v ad today. the commercial features a pilsen community activist praising the mayor for closing two coal plants. >> i think he comes as a lot of these issues ready to have a tough conversation. if everything to do is to shut them down then that's what he's going to do. >>the coal plants mentioned in the ad were run by a company that was struggling financially, according to the chicago tribune. emanuel's ad is out before his two major challengers, bob fioretti and jesus garcia, even filed the paperwork to get on the ballot. the election is february 24-th. a special delivery in pennsylvania. brandon and aimee terry knew their great dane "snowy" was pregnant. what they didn't know was she was carrying a litter of *19 puppies! she gave birth to one in the yard, 6 in the terry's

basement... and another dozen at the vet. the puppies are 3 weeks old now... and just opened their eyes. the terry's plan on keeping the firstborn and finding good homes for the rest. >> click kept on coming. >> good morning. the cold temperatures are here to stay at least for one more day. the wheel warm-up a little bit. today, the upper 20s. it's a far cry from yesterday. yesterday's high was 19. the radar shows snow showers coming in from the west. snow will be an issue today. not so much the amount of snow, about half an inch-1 in.. but it's going to fall this morning at the beginning of the rush hour commute which could make the roads covered with snow early on. he may want to keep that in mind. to a decrease in peru. the seven days forecast

shows 23 degrees for the high temperature thursday. friday backup to 29. into friday and saturday the potential for rain high temperature reaching 45. 48 for the bears game. we take the chance of rain as long as the mercury from the climbs above freezing. >> coming up, wgn investigates the story of a local judge who has leveled a contempt of court charge against more than 2 dozen people. and limiting the surveillance powers of the nsa. what happened?

with "medill watchdog" at northwestern university, found one cook county judge has locked up *dozens of people. mark suppelsa reports, the reason may floor you. those who have not been here, even for those who have, they woke up these steps, through security standing face-to-face with a dead shot who could put you behind bars is intimidating. >> i was surprised. my first case i ever had. >> the inside of a courtroom is a far different world from where fred brown grew up in chicago.

here you could dress how you want. collet hit or trendy, it is everywhere. except, in one cook county courtroom. here the judge calls them rodeo clown pants and if you wear them while she's on the bench, she will send you to jail. actual jail time. >> two days i was there. >> according to the court transcript, prosecutors dismissed the original misdemeanor charge that got him here to court. before he could even breathed a sigh of relief he was handcuffed and brought to the jail for wearing sexy pants. >> i pulled the pants up in front of her. >> as you walked in front of her and she still called you in contempt. >> judges do have the power to put some of the behind bars is called direct criminal contempt and it's supposed to be used to stop seriously bad conduct in the courtroom.

>> i knew she wasn't playing. >> there are other consequences to keeping someone in jail, even for a few days. it means that you, the taxpayers are picking up the tab. >> it's a very expensive proposition to have anybody incarceration. you want to use it as a last resort. >> the cook county sheriff worries about the safety of maxing guys whose only offense is wearing pants to load in with the other inmates. >> clearly, the trend is to be released thoughtful all spending this money will be clear that the people in here a very violent people and it cannot be on the streets. clearly the ones we are free with barley and that's a difficult situation putting others in here does not help. >>--mark suppelsa reporting. judge chevere declined to comment, as well as her boss -- chief judge tim evans.

for more on the story, go to *wgn t-v dot-com . let's take another look at the forecast. >> temperatures are going up a bit today. a high in the upper 20s this afternoon. we call it a warm-up from the last two days. is too broke a record for the coolest daytime high. that had been around since 1903. today, early on is going to be snowy. snow showers across western chicago right up along 39. that snow coming in from the west it's not want to be a lot. just a dusting to half an inch. to the north may be about 1 in.. the problem is, it will fall during the rush hour commute. sometimes that snowfalls right at that time causing bigger issues than even a heavier snow and a different time. satellite regard composite shows 20-30 mi.

west of chicago. computer model brings the snow in quickly in and out by the afternoon. into the evening we have skies clearing. temperatures climbing into the upper 20s but another cold spell, another temperature dropped into tomorrow. bundle up early current temperature 19 the number is going up. wind and the south at 16. it's 20 in chicago 17 in dekalb 20 in rochelle 22 down to morris. current wind are f-15-20 mi. making it feel like it's single digits across the region. seven degrees right now and midway. today's high 29. tonight down 14. mostly cloudy. breezy conditions moral high temperature 23. >> good morning. a quick look at the rail lines. huge delays yesterday. all related to icing

on the tracks and around arm outage beverly impacted the brown and purple lines through the morning into the afternoon. this morning we are seeing some minor delays in the red line. trains are running along the same track which is where they are doing the work. trains are on the move but with delays. and over to the blue line where we have a project that will have the station closed at the man. it won't be opened again until the 22nd of december. we will see some closures through their basically it will continue just past the station along near california. so far so good on the roads. as demetrius mentioned it could change quickly will keep tabs on that and bring you another update in a few minutes. >> coming up, ride share companies like uber are getting political. why they want you to contact your local lawmaker. --that's after 4:30. and -- the white sox add a

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signing a reliever to a three year $15 million deal. really bad from the left side last year and with milwaukee, 87200 average. other news coming from the south side, doctors are reportedly in hot pursuit of the white sox shortstop. the lost one in free-agency if it is this one the one of the change the name of the jersey. a great year to play the dodgers have enough to offer that the d m would least have to listen to what they had to say. >> and tried not to pay attention to things like that, part of the fund from outside these four walls speculating

about moves that may be considered. we have we feel are very valuable commodities in the game and we are not looking to move any of them without feeling good that we are not only in improving our competitiveness but for 16 and beyond as well. >> the former whitney young star gets first real test of the season michigan state no trouble dominating for the blue devils. 17 points duke had a big lead sparking it in the second half. the other star freshman took care of that. duke in control pulls away to an 81-71 victory. that's morning sports. >> good morning guys. >> it feels like january. >> it still feels like january. but it is november. it's been feeling like that for like 10 months. let's take a look at our

day. feels like 19 which is as warm as it fell yesterday. that was the high temperature yesterday. 20 degrees today. light snow coming. for most people let's not a big deal but if you are traveling the roads that could affect you. be on the lookout for that. snow before rush hour about half an inch to 1 in.. that's the forecast. but check out the roads. hopefully it's not so busy for you. yesterday you have plains trains and automobiles. >> i woke up and my jaw was tired and i think i was grinding might seek doing traffic on night. i'm hoping for a different day. taking a look of the dan ryan coming around the bend, nice light volume but as mentioned, the good chance of snow coming in at the wrong time this morning in the middle of the rush. they do have some work on the express lanes that are

closed this morning that should be picked up about half an hour. initially it does not linger much longer. eastbound at elgin o'hare. it closed at mecham because of the ongoing road work. it will be a slow stretch their also heading outbound on the eisenhower and wells and more than we have more roadwork scheduled. numbers look good. we will keep tabs on the changing weather to the know how it may impact your commute into the morning rush. at this point it looks like we are in good shape if he had out early it should be good. >> still more to come including other college is worth the high cost. >> was some aldermen want the mayor investigated for possible pay to play politics. >> the fbi has a warning for parents in the ferguson. >> and one of the super heroes is one of the sexiest man alifie

hurt in a fiery crash overnight on the south side. >> the heaviest snowfall in decades causes the problems another round is on the way. >> of chicago has a new archbishop. and look at the

extremitextravagant ceremony. >>good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. things are getting better? >> they will get better. temperatures are going up. the approval rating drops when we talk about snow. >> we need ratings. >> if you want to look at the left-hand portion of your screen, we have snow showers coming in from the west. it's not a heavy hit. the issue is the timing because it will hit during the morning rush hour commute to visibility could drop in a big way. rockford already looking at problems there continues to move through western chicago. only about half an inch. to the north we could think about 1 in.. the problem is some of it will fall during the morning commute. the heaviest of the snow is well to the north. looking outside for now its 22 in schaumburg. while

reading a 21. the day planner goes like this, 26 by noon, today's high 29. that is an improvement. >> we're keeping tabs on the roads with the chance of some snow heading ask for the rush hour. could make for a release of the committee. you may want to factor in some extra time this morning. back to the rails, these of the redline delays we have trains share in the same track between cermet and grandparents in a spot where they're doing all the construction on the tracks. keith anticipate those extra delays. blueline station will remain closed through monday december 22nd. california and the other side will help you get through but it can stop or get on at the man all the work on that station. numbers look good. we break it down in just a few minutes. >>a van full of children

crashed into a tree and burst into flames in jackson park. seven people are injured. tonya francisco is live at comer children's hospital with more. >> good morning. as you mentioned, there were seven people inside the van when it crashed. five were children under the age of 16. the three of those children were brought here. the two adults went to northwestern. all said to have non life-threatening injuries. by the look of this man that should count their blessings. police said the driver was heading west through the park when she somehow lost control and hit a tree just before midnight. by the time police and paramedics arrived, everyone was out of the man. there may have been the least one infant in the van. a car seat was on the ground besides the vehicle. the

van was engulfed in flames destroying the interior, melting the tires. all victims taken to hospital in critical condition that the fire department says the injuries did not appear to be life-threatening. no word from the police department whether the driver of the ban will face any charges or even being ticketed for this crash. live in hyde park. back to you. >> the calendar of winter is still a month away but the what country is getting an unpleasant preview. >> andrew spencer reports about that snowstorm in buffalo and new york that has killed four people. >> even for buffalo, it's a lot of snow. >> it's just too much. >> with wind making visibility even worse creating cedras. >> heavier than anything that we have seen in 40 years. >> official shut down major highways including part of the

thruway, interstate 90 the niagara university women's basketball team found themselves stranded on a bus stuck in snow. some areas of south buffalo have received more than 5 ft. of snow and with another round expected by the end of the week, tolls could talk more than 90 in.. 7.5 ft. >> some parts of our community will receive the equivalent of a year's worth of snow in three days. >> so much snow a can't always be removed because there is no where to put it. >> we are closed in. there's houses and snow blowers only go so high with the snow. >> front end loaders and dump trucks were taken into takes no out of the hardest-hit areas. >>taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. police are warning residents in the belmont cragin neighborhood of an attempted child luring. it happened on the 54-hundred block of west schubert. a woman driving a black sedan... approached 2 children yesterday morning and asked them if they

wanted a ride. they refused. the children said there were 3 men and 2 children riding with her. a crew removed the wreckage of the plane that crashed into a house near midway airport. pilot eric howlett was killed when his cargo plane went down, near 65-th and knox, yesterday morning. the plane was less than a foot away from hitting two people sleeping inside the home. the cause of the crash is under investigation. two weeks after election day... democratic candidate mike frerichs... is poised to be illinois' next treasurer. the race has been too close to call, with republican tom cross generally holding a slim lead. but that changed yesterday, when frerichs surged forward, to take an approximately 3 thousand vote lead. blase cupich is now officially the archbishop of chicago. the native of ohama, nebraska took over as the leader of the country's third largest archdiocese yesterday during a special installation ceremony at holy name cathedral. cardinal francis george has served as archbishop for the last 17 years and is now retired.

israel's prime minister is calling for a "battle for jerusalem," after two palestinian men murdered four rabbis and a policeman at a synagogue in the holy city. the killers used guns and meat cleavers. their murderous rampage ended, only when police gunned them down. three of the rabbis were americans. the president of the palestinian authority condemned the attacks. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says, the israelis will not be driven from jerusalem. the grand jury ruling in the michael brown shooting is not out yet, but protest groups are preparing for any outcome. local prosecutors suggested the grand jury will decide whether to indict ferguson police officer darren wilson this month. the f-b-i warns the decision could be exploited by extremist protesters who plan to riot or damage property. protest groups are also stocking up and staying connected through social media. some even have registries for supporters to buy them supplies like surgical masks, cameras, and goggles. another stumbling block on the

keystone oil pipeline. the bill failed in the senate. the bill fell just one vote short of the 60 needed to get it to president obama's desk. the measure cleared the house. the pipeline would transport more than 800-thousand barrels of oil a day from canada to the gulf of mexico. supporters said it would create jobs and reduce energy dependence, while opponents were concerned about its impact on the environment. the bill is expected to come up again next year, when republicans take control of the senate. the national security agency will get to keep collecting bulk data from phone calls by private citizens, thanks to a vote of a senate. a bill to *limit n-s-a snooping, couldn't get enough votes to cut off senate debate. republican opponents say, with groups like "isis" on the prowl, the government's surveillance power is more vital than ever. three chicago aldermen are calling for an investigation into what they say is "pay-to- play politics" involving the city's mayoral election. aldermen bob fioretti, scott waguespack and john arena cite a published report that since 2011, mayor emanuel has accepted 600 thousand dollars in campaign contributions from financial firms that manage city

pension funds. they have asked the securities and exchange commission, the city's inspector general and the board of ethics to investigate the donations. fioretti says he plans to run chicago is not for sale. we are demanding a full investigation in disgorgement to the funds that were given to the mayor's campaign. >> he says he plans to run against mayor emanuel in the spring. an emanuel spokesman says the contributions are legal and that the mayor has stiffened the ethics and contributions rules since he's been in office. state lawmakers could impose tougher rules on ride-sharing companies, while the city of chicago issues licenses to two of them. in august, governor quinn vetoed bills that set stricter standards and allowed insurance companies to deny coverage. legislators may try to override those vetoes this week. supporters of the bills say ride-share drivers should have the same insurance responsibilities that taxi

drivers do. >> the public can be assured that the ride share drivers have been vetted or that insurance is available in the event to get into one of these cars. i assume it has to be like a patchwork. >> this bill would add red tape and costs that would eventually find its way to writers and that's not something that we want. >>lyft and sidecar just became the first ride-share companies to receive class-a licenses, which has limited restrictions. uber has applied for a license, but it has not completed the process yet. a dog in texas has become a viral hit for "facing his fears" in a very unusual way.. check out "queso" -- the pit bull. he's afraid to walk through a door, so he's figured out a way to do it backwards.. queso is being called the "moonwalking pit bull" for his moves.. his owners say he refuses to go into any of their other

bedrooms - except for theirs.. and he will only enter that one going backwards. they think he's actually afraid of the transition from the wood floor to the carpet. and believe it or not - queso will walk out of the room "face first". so he walks out face first but he has to walk in backwards. >> maybe he doesn't want to see what's happening in the bedroom. we'll remember doing that when we were kids. you know? you would walk like that too. but take a look. saying things that only adults get. let's look at the social hours acrostic chicago. this will be a heavy hit not for us. the timing will be the problem. most of the snow will be to the north. it will fall during rush hour. for much of us it starts around 5:00 a.m. ending around 8 or 9:00. we

could come across some snow covered roadways early on as a travel through. 19 degrees for now. temperatures are going up. wind at 16. it's 19 and waukegan. 20 in chicago. 21 kankakee. today, 29 for the high. snow showers are likely early on. it will feel like 12- 17. tonight, 14 for the overnight low. tomorrow in the 23. credit limit 29. >> 11 of the teen suspects in the slender man stabbing is being called not fit for trial. >> and dr. clement rose is here answering all your questions about the flu season. >> and the first look at the new peanuts movie trailer. and marcus reveals people's sexiest man alive. >> and celebrating the 20th anniversary of our show this friday at 9:00 a.m. we are hosting viewers to come watch

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girls charged with stabbing a " world-class me, 19 times since the girl is still living in a fantasy world and is not fit to stand trial. the attack happened in may the girls said a fictional character named slender man inspired them to attack their classmate and leave her for dead. doctors ruled one of the girls is competent to stand trial but her attorney fights that saying she still believes in slender man. the teen getting treatment and the mental health institutions the lawyer will fight to have her case moot to juvenile court. >> a dream peterson is fighting after been suspended for the rest of the season. the suspended him without pay for violating the personal conduct policy. he pleaded no contest to assault after admitting to whipping his son with a tree branch. the league says he could be reinstated if a 15 after filling in counseling and treatment program. appealing the suspension he remains on the

extent list. there was an arbitrator to oversee the appeal. >> the big day for stocks on tuesday the dow jumped 40 points. nasdaq surged 31. federal regulators are pushing for a nationwide recall of defective airbags made by takata. the airbags reportedly explode too easily, with too much force. they can be found in several kinds of cars including b-m-w, chrysler, ford and honda. the recalls are taking place in specific areas depending on the carmaker.. however, the carmaker will replace airbags in other areas if the customer is concerned. yesterday we told you about the most expensive universities.... but is college is even worth the cost? the average cost of a 4-year- degree was 67-thousand in 20- 13. the amount of financial student aid neared *219-billion last year, with students borrowing an average of 26-thousand dollars.

it will take a college grad 10- years to pay off their debt, with an additional 6-thousand dollars in interest... and that's not including house and car payments, or the cost of starting a family. we are all there. >> i will be paying off my student loans until 2014. >> i'm paying them off for a lot of people. >> $400 a month. >> remember that kids. it's real money. >> you have to invest in near future. >> with a new sexiest man alive. any questions any guesses? it's not demetrius. the disparity entire country looking at everybody. this is who they came up with. >> is there anyone you would like to blank?

>> but parents. they put this together. >> that's funny. >> he is known as before from the vendors. and you guys are saying it really? but he's a very attractive man. >> i don't know much about him. >> people magazine named him the sexiest man alive despite protests from the panel. the news was announced last night. the new issue of people magazine hits newsstands today but you'll probably read this a few months now in the waiting room at your doctor's office. the address will be ripped off territory. but move on. speaking of sexy men we all know him from the food network with his bleached hair, a guy on twitter has created a version if he was more conservative. here he is. it's kinda funny. take a look. if he went to the conservative route.

not stopping there, he took the signature look and applied it to other people. here's the bleached hair, robert downey jr. with that look. the works for him. and how about this one? there's a few good ones here. >> that one is just wrong. >> here's a clip. yesterday we showed you the first images now we have the first look at the trailer, snoopy posted a link on this twitter page showing the famous cartoon dog on a high- flying adventure. and also the charlie brown part. the movie will hit theaters next year. it

looks kind of cool. and finally, saw this yesterday. with all been to an apple store but check out this one at london's borough market. it's a real apple store. to celebrate their 1000 anniversary, they done this 1000 times they created an apple like a store featuring real apples on pedestals. underneath each piece of flint explains their flavor and history. 1000 apples in the store it was sorting out all day, it celebrates the harvest. in the next hour we are looking at early black trade deals. hdtv for less than $600. and board to show you that. >> snow showers coming in from the west lights down not too heavy. only a half an inch. a little bit more to the north. it will fall during rush hour.

could make the road a bit slick. be prepared for that. it's 16 right now. dalton reading at 18. portland in the low 20s. evanston at 21. today, 25 by 5:00 p.m.. the high-temperature this action in reaching 29 purity than the 14. barr, breezy with a high at 23. >> working in tandem in-way. with all that we it will have problems with our commit. the earlier you leave the better shape you will be in with that snow expected to hit in the middle of rush hour. in bound like from the reagan told a clean up from the serious accident with injuries that tonya is covering. all that is cleaned up you will get through without any gaper delays. and finally, the demon blueline station closed will not open until monday december 22nd. you'll see california as your coses stop to get either on or

off at the blue line. >> coming up, bill cosby's, the special on netflix hit a snag. >> and a former model accuses him of sexual assault in the him of sexual assault in the nineties. that's next.

the rain... the mud... ba bam! it's there. the outside comes in. [doorbell chimes] its a swiffer wetjet. oh, i love this! i could do this every day. sunshine is overrated. now we can get messy. rape allegations are mounting

against 77-year-old bill cosby..as a third woman comes forward. super model janice dickisnon told "entertainment tonight" that she was sexually assaulted after having dinner with cosby in 19-82. she says cosby gave her a pill and a glass of wine. the next morning, she woke up naked and in pain. she also says she tried to write about it in her 20-02 autobiography, but his lawyers pressured her to remove the details. meanwhile... netflix is postponing the premiere of cosby's comedy special "bill cosby 77". the standup special was scheduled the air the day after thanksgiving. initially, the streaming service planned to release the special as scheduled despite controversy... but with more victims coming forward...it had to pull the plug. the move puts pressure on n-b-c which is currently developing a family sitcom starring cosby. been on good morning. the

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