>> and republicans in congress are warning the president not to go it alone. >> to welcome our viewers are watching us around the country. >> expected to issue an executive order. stopping the deportation of parents. the move does not provide a path to citizenship. they could make 5 million of the 11 million undocumented immigrants eligible for work permits. republican congressmen say the

president is overstepping his authority. >> to seems to be about what a political party think it takes to make for good politics. those about the motivations and should be driving such sweeping action. the president will come to regret the chapter that history rights if he does move forward. president has the power to decide how our laws to protect your the next president could undo the executive order. >>some undocumented immigrants in the chicago area are relieved president obama is taking action on the divisive issue. hoping it will allow them to stop living scared. w-g-n's julian crews is live in the marquette park neighborhood. >> it is difficult to know the precise number of undocumented immigrants living in the chicago area. among the estimated 11-12 million undocumented living

in the united states we have found the mother of four. >> it has been difficult because i have tried to stay in my home but i am facing necessities. i have had feared that i would leave and not return. if my kid saw that i was late coming home they would have fears that something happened and immigration took me away. >> for many years and the has feared deportation and separation from her husband who is a legal resident and her four children all of them u.s.- born citizens. 20 year-old son is getting ready to join the marine corps. oldest daughter is studying at a community college with plans to transfer to a four year university. the youngest kid is still in high school. all of them excellent students. this working family has lived in fear afraid that the mother who came from mexico and desperation in 1991 would be discovered by immigration and

deported. family is happy to see president barack obama taking action to shield of millions of immigrants from the trauma of separation. they are also said that his measure likely will not help all of the 11-12 million undocumented. five >> million is not enough. 12 million people that are undocumented. 5 million is not going to be enough. it is like giving the gift without the wrapping. >> chicago has been at the forefront of the immigrants' rights movement. once the president to be as bold as possible to light because so many families are suffering. >> first and foremost they need the ability to walk down the street without having to fear deportation. the ability to know that they can go home and see their families knowing that they will be there. >> sharing be

disappointment held by many immigration activists that the president's action falls short of what they have struggled for and hoped for. >>he won't take office until january, but governor-elect bruce rauner is already in springfield. where the legislature is holding its fall veto session. >>rauner met with reporters this morning. wgn's tom negovan was there. he joins us live now from springfield. tom? >> good afternoon. governor-elect chris rauner making his rounds in springfield. but lawmakers who he is bound to develop close strong personal and business relationships with. also decrying the state of the state finances saying that running the ship economically in the state of illinois is job number one. >> the financial condition of the state of illinois is stunningly bad. it is horrible. it is worse than even, your newspaper has

done a good job of writing a movie budget. that is a kind term. he understands the situation. our financial condition is dire. we need to take strong action to fix it. >> chris raunebruce rauner said he and his team want to understand every penny of the financial situation. they're going over the books in forensic details. he will be ready to present a new state budget in february. during the transition bruce rauner is asking the in ministration to put a freeze on job reclassifications. also continues to ask state lawmakers to take no action does veto session or down the road until a new general assembly is sworn in. no new actions on the issues of voters of party spokesman.have already spoken

on. >>chicago's police superintendent wants to avoid violent protests over police shootings like what's been happening in ferguson, missouri. garry mccarthy says the department needs to make sure it gets its version of events out to stop rumors, innuendo, and lies. so, he has ordered his district commanders to form so-called "phone trees' with aldermen and community and relgious leaders. the commander is supposed to give them the basic facts without jeopardizing the investigation, and even hold closed-door community meetings. >>the illinois supreme court has dismissed a challenge to chicagos red light camera program because there weren't enough justice to rule on it. two judges recused themselves and the rest of the court declared it was divided. the lawsuit argues the chicago red light program was illegally enacted but a state appeals court previously rejected the suit. the red light camera program has been plagued by allegations of contract rigging and suspicous ticket hikes. >>heat is being restored in dozens of homes on the north west side. after a gas main

was damaged by a small fire. wgn's tonya francisco is in edison park with the latest. >> along night for the gas crews who had to work through the night and this morning to get the heat back on. >> video shot by homeowner shuttle's huge flames shooting from the ground moments after crews working for the chicago department of water ruptured and natural gas line. >> the whole front lawn was up in flames. the fire department was scored in from the house up so it would not catch the house. a was pretty big. forced to shut off the gas to 82 homes while they repair the lines leaving dozens of families without any he on one of the coldest

nights of the year. everybody was bundled up. i have a baby is 16 months old. we were read about him. we got a space heater in his room. however that i was worried about the fires and things that happen that way. no one got much sleep last night. crews repaired the line and began the tedious process of going door to door to check meters and restore appliances. >> had to make sure there is absolutely no water left in our pipes. we can get in size and in check the appliances. they have to be in good working order or else we cannot relate them. temperatures hovering into the teens overnight. the city proper and warming. >> if you're born and raised in chicago you're used to have a close and heavy blankets. for

people who spent the night somewhere else or let's go to work or an appointment this morning peoples gas crews are leaving little cardstock and the door with information on that with how they can contact them to get surface reconnected. >>four people are hospitalized, in critical condition, because of carbon monoxide poisoning. officials say they were using their stove to heat their home. it happened in the 300 block of west 107th street.. in the city's roseland neighborhood. fire crews entered the home after getting a call and found 4 adults unconscious in the living room. crews found carbon monoxide levels of one-thousand parts per million. that's a lethal level. >>congresswoman tammy duckworth is a new mom. she gave birth to a baby girl named "abigail" tuesday. it is the first child for the 46 year old duckworth and her husband, bryan. because of her age and injuries as an iraq war veteran, duckworth's pregnancy was

considered high- risk. her office released a statement today. saying the new mom and dad are thrilled about their new addition. >> >>still ahead this midday chaos overnight, after a gunman opens fire on the campus of florida state university in a library packed with students. >>plus, drivers killed as their airbags deployed. now, carmakers are facing tough questions about what they knew, and when, on capitol hill. >>and, more fallout from the sexual assault allegations against comedian bill cosby. what he said during an interview right before several women came forward. before several women came forward. im

>>a college library packed with students becomes a crime scene. when a gunman opens fire. wounding three people before being killed by police. a student inside the library at florida state university took this cellphone video early this morning. one of the wounded students can be seen lying on the floor. other students >> >> students remain hospitalized. a third student was treated at the scene for a graze wound. the gun and shot after refusing to drop his weapon and firing it at officers. >> a man from iowa is in police cusotdy. following another incident outside the white house.

a man approached uniformed secret service agents yesterday. saying he had driven all the way from the quad cities to d-c because someone had told him to go to the white house. agents searched his car and found a hunting rifle and ammunition. renae kapheim of davenport, iowa is charged with possessing an unregistered weapon. he never made it inside the white house. >>a swedish court has denied wikileaks founder julian assange's request to dismiss an arrest warrant against him on charges of rape and sexual molestation. he's been living in the ecuadorian embassy in london for more than two years to avoid extradition to sweden.. where two women accused him of sexually assaulting them in 2010. assange claims the charges against him are false and politically motivated and says he's afraid sweden will transfer him to the united states. he could face the death penalty in the u-s if he's charged and convicted of publishing government secrets through wikileaks. >>a high-ranking "takata" executive testifies on capitol hill this morning. saying there's no support for a nationwide recall of its airbags. but, he did

apologize for at least five deaths and any injuries. >> we are deeply sorry and much of the airbag is not performed as designed. 54 passenger has suffered personal injuries. >>"takata" is recalling some airbags because they can spray pieces of metal when they're deployed in an accident. the company's only targeting vehicles in two states and two terriritories with humid climates. but, the national highway traffic safety administration says the recall needs to extend nationwide. >> is oman's attorney general fossils' lawsuit. the state is seeking about $3 million. general motors has been hit with several lawsuits this year. ever since announced they were recalling more than 2.5 million vehicles for ignition switch problems. 300 dozen or registered in arizona. committed

to recalling vehicles proactively whenever there's a safety issue. >>comedian bill cosby is accused of trying to scuttle part of an interview that took place earlier this month. before several women came forward claiming cosby drugged and raped them. the associated press released part of the interview yesterday. cosby refused to answer questions about a 2005 sexual assault lawsuit. which was later settled out of court. the interviewer claims after the camera stopped rolling. cosby said he didn't want that part of the interview to air publically. meanwhile the fallout continues over the new allegations. n-b-c canceled his new sitcom t-v land pulled re-runs of "the cosby show" and netflix postponed the cosby stand-up special. cosby has never been criminally charged. >>academy award winning director mike nichols has died. nichols died suddenly of a heart attack yesterday. he was best known for directing the 19-67 movie "the graduate," for which he won an oscar for best director. he directed dozens of other movies like "silkwood," "working girl," "the

birdcage," and recently movies like "charlie wilson's war." nichols came to the u-s from germany when he was 7 years old.. .and studied theater and comedy while he was a pre- med student in chicago in the 1950's. he was part of a famous comedy group with elaine may at "the compass players," which was the predessor to second city. nichols was also married to diane sawyer. he was 83 years old. >>just ahead if you lost money to a credit-score scam, you may be getting some of that cash back. and, still to come this midday a big stroller recall to tell you about. involving 11 different models. >>and later in lunchbreak creative thanksgiving shortcuts with "the cooking mom"!

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dow is up 11 points. >> if you lost money to a credit-score scam, you may have some cash coming back. "my credit health" and "score sense" were marketed through at least 50 websites, including "freescore 360 dot com." the scheme lured consumers with free access to their credit scores then billed them a recurring fee of $29.95 for a program they didn't order. now, the f-t-c and illinois officials have reached a settlement, in which the companies must pay 22 million dollars in damages to their victims. graco is voluntarily recalling 11 stroller models with an external sliding fold-lock that could potentially pinch a child's finger. posing a laceration or amputation hazard.

the recall includes eleven graco and century-branded strollers with model names aspen, breeze, capri, cirrus, glider, kite, literider, sierra, solara, sterling and travelmate. they were sold between august 1st, 2000 and november 19th, 2014. graco has received 11 reports of finger injuries. the company is offering a repair kit at no cost. for more information log on to our website, wgn- tv.com/weblinks. >> jetblue planes are about to get even more cramped. the airline is cutting leg room and adding new charges as part of an overhaul to save 400-million dollars a year. less legroom allows the airline to add an additional 15- seats to each flight. it will still offer customers the option to pay for more legroom. jetblue will also begin charging for the first checked bag on some cheaper flights. people who pay a higher fare will still be able to check-in one or two bags for free.old navy is under fire for the way its sells and prices its plus-size line. customers online noticed the store were charging extra for plus-size women's clothes but not for men. some plus-sized women's apparel

were priced at 10 dollars or more above their smaller counterparts while men's clothes stayed the same no matter the price. a petition against the company racked up nearly 100- thousand signatures in a week. old navy says the extra charge is because of additional features that aren't added to menswear. >> just $1 million in the lottery. i have something to tell you. she is pale. texas says he cannot tell anybody. >> 2 $1 million. now they're telling everybody. >> the group work set the conrad facility. they have been plain like millions for more than six years. westmont they matched five members and 1 $1 million. >> that is about 23,000. >>

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held the players' only meeting. actually suggested in the plan worked. the help the vikings to listen to hundred 50 yds of offense last week. several players did not practice yesterday. only jordan bills is uncertain for sunday. former bears coach visited soldier field for the first time. percy is downplaying their return. briggs is paying him the ultimate respect. should be remembered as one of the great coaches of chicago. you have to george halas of mike ditka

and then lovey smith comes next. >> i see anything as his respects to the past or present. i am proud to be here. i am proud of what a learned from lovie. >> i realize thousand chicago for a long time. i'm sure there'll be a little of that. as far as the game is concerned 1 sweetie off is another game you're trying to win. the blackhawks held a final practice at "johnny's ice house" before embarking on the six- game "circus road trip." they are just three- and- four on the road this year, but have won three of their last four games. rookie adam clendening has been called up from rockford to shore up the back line. puck drops at eight tonight in calgary. the bulls road trip continues in sacramento tonight but derrick rose and pau gasol won't play again. coach thibodeau ruled them both out this morning. rose has missed three straight games with a hamstring injury, but he says it's feeling better.

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a big change in the weather. we're going to bring some rain into the picture. >> it sounds great. the fact is the ground is frozen waterfalls was not going to percolate into the soil. >> this is an

upstate new york. lookit the icicles it there. a see the snow on the roof. back to the halloween storm. the warriors crashing onto the michigan white house. that was quite a storm. it had a number of pictures. this is kind of interesting. >> and conceal the frost and the shaded areas and how this son has melted the frost occurred there. shows how shaving can preserve the frost. out to the tropics. this is from a cruise ship. you can be sure that is a pretty warm environment. >> we have the last shot in the current arctic blast. a

little and stability. probably mean single digits and then tonight. it is: to be pretty may be around here. here with the temperature is due today. the girl into the 20s. many areas dropped to single digits away from the city. that probably is a little under done. look, we warm up. close to 30 by later tomorrow. temperatures rise tomorrow night. clouds will come in and this is another area of concern. drizzly tomorrow night. below freezing only to warm to the ford is after that. probably close to 50 as a given to the daytime. on sunday. the cold autumn in

eight years. averaging about three below normal. that is the whole. going back to september 1st. the last nine days have in the coldest days on record around here. katishia from november 12th-19th. the colder air reaches into the midwest. we're 26 right now. >> to mile to look to the air around here. beginning of the pattern change that is going to bring us out of this arctic air. spending up one heck of a storm with a lot of wind. >> factor in the wind chills. it feels like 11. these are lows this morning. o'hare bottom out at 17. midway at 18. the lakefront at 20. >> you folks get six this morning. >> uc double digit numbers and harvard at 12. plainfield's 13. mccann may 15th.

kankakee's 17 degrees this morning. the lake snow is continuing to fly as the colder air comes over the water. the snow continues to accumulate. >> this is part of a blocking pattern. it is a persistent weather pattern that is not change orientations. what you get in a blocking patterns hard drugs he waves and cold waves. extended like snow events. for days if at the same pattern locked in place. that is how you produce these phenomenal amounts of snow that we've been hearing about. a big windy warm-up this weekend. it will see as in the low 50s and a rainy bears game is coming sunday. that is the average of the models are range from nine times to 1.7 in.. if not have the kind of moisture in almost six weeks.

you can see the parade of weather systems are to the west the market distinct pattern change. we are saying goodbye to the polar jet that will come down from the north pole. >> to big buckle in the chair indicating this storm is going to spend up. that could be real lindy affair later in the weekend. " pressure moves east of us. we start to warm up tomorrow. see the clouds coming up here. that moisture could be freezing her lawyer in the day. it will be light saturday. the main storm is waiting here to develop and then come up. see all of the heavy precipitation. that spins up during the day on sunday. only one of two storms as we get into thanksgiving week. colors of a prison wind. this turns into a behemoth of very deep storm with a lot of wind. we could have afforded the uproar when the dust. the prince colder air down. as

a move to next week there is another storm that developed as a gift for thanksgiving. it is done here in the southern gulf area. one of our models listed no. and spins up a huge storm like this the following weekend. we have a lot of wind. that is one solution. that is not the only one. it is a long way off. it tells us we're going into a more active weather pattern for trading in the cold arctic air and snow flurries of the last eight days for stormier rather regime with fluctuating temperatures and more precipitation. they reinforcing surge of arctic air brings gusty winds of it. high temperature in the '20s. single digit and chose. single- digit air temperatures tonight. it will be clear and cold overnight. little lower in some of the cooler all lying areas. land and land will drop to the other 6 mi. per hour. >> heavy overcast

coming late tomorrow night. nothing during the day. it will be in this day tomorrow with a high of 30. perhaps some icy start in some areas. temperatures bossed above freezing up to 46. you have some spells of light rain and drizzle. the heavier rain comes in on some there. if you're sitting up there at soldier field the rain gear is in order. the to be talking about low 60s sunday evening before the cold spells that can again. >> imagine it raining on all of the snow that has occurred on the other side. some real issues with this. >> sivas. time for today's trivia. who on this day in 1975 became the youngest secretary of defense in u.s. history? a. dick cheney b. james schlesinger c. donald rumsfeld

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>> tried to make it fun. it is a week away. it is kind of freaking me out. i put the whole bunch of relief on last- minute ideas to make a stress free but wonderful things giving yell. in our house we love to build up to the dinner. next a play board games. a whole bunch of munchies to get the party started. i'm trying to come up with a fun one. the double duties as a centerpiece. i took a spaghetti squash and attached it with two sticks. i did for an appetizer skewers. you can do cheese and grapes. thread goes on to skewers. i wanted to make this a veggie and dip platter. a different kind of red peppers for the fathers. a bunch of

fun ideas >> you have some great ones that i did last year. >> of fresh. this is my family's favorite. it is a great salad. it starts up with a quick dressing of cream cheese sour cream and brown sugar that is it. i like to use both red and green grapes. toss the grapes in the dressing. can be done a day or two ahead. as much as you can get done ahead of time do it. >> service and a real pretty bold. break up the fancy wine glasses. break up the martini glasses. toasted pecans. real kick

friendly and fresh. >> so much on trend. iraq claimed beans and bacon. i put bacon into so many different things kenneth bacon and brussels sprouts still on trend. adding frozen brussels sprouts. do not need to cook them. thaw them out. taste great. a little bit of butter and salt and pepper. you're done. this is like a last-minute side dish that you could have done in minutes. it tastes fantastic. you're a good to go. we're going to do mashed potatoes and a slow cooker. >> a lot of it happens at the last minute. it is craziness. right when the turkey comes up. why not get some of the stuff done?

>> dennis and warm in here. do not have to worry about eating them up in the last minute. let them cook low and slow that morning. you could even get in there and match them just before the dinner. a littlthe key ingredient is warm milk or chicken stock. >> everybody can help themselves. did not have to worry about keeping it warm. this can be completely done and out of the way several hours before the meal. >> of pumpkins. of course i do homemade pumpkin pie. >> this is fun. if

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>> it should feel pretty nice around here. 26 is our current the butcher outside in chicago. watch how the arctic air is dislodged or displaced by an influx of moist gulf air. all the way up to lake superior between saturday and monday of next week. colder air comes down like that. cyclical they're poised to come in again late next weekend. >> just kind of bouncing around here. for the moment it is very chilly. 2 benefiting from sunshine. >> the windchill in the teens. it is cool out there. at o'hare recalculate a 15 windchill. humidity of just 14 percent. there is the aerial coverage

on snow cover. it has dropped again. yesterday was 38%. not only 33 percent. that is still way above the 7% one year ago. the reason is because it has been getting a little bit warmer around the edges. melting some of the snowpack. 21 at lake geneva. here is the forecast. 34 and hide tomorrow. lots of sunshine. clouds increase late. could be some freezing rain. heavy rainfall had some day for the bears game. it will be windy and temperatures will go up to 52 by later in the day. falling temperatures on monday with light rain or snow shower. a lot of wind. thanksgiving day looks partly cloudy with in a storm coming up after thanksgiving. we will be ok for thanksgiving. there may be some travel issues later in the

holiday weekend. >> and parts of the midwest it will be interesting to see midwest it will be interesting to see where that is.

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