protests over the new york chokehold death decision turn violent in california, as faith-based marches *here remained peaceful. we'll have a *live report. an off-duty chicago police officer shoots and kills a man at a southwest side bar. and the evacuation of a local convention of *furries , has turned into a criminal investigation. good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. thanks for joining us on thedemetrius ivory has a check of our weather. having a birthday to you dan. >> the cute it was a low-key day. i spent the day with my wife and daughter and got

some new clothes. some new styles. >> will check goes out later. happy birthday. >> when you hit the early '30's your birthday is all about the cool socks you get. >> but to look at our day as he talks about his socks. we are expecting to see a damp chill. wind remix is coming. early on we have the chance of wind and some sleet and rain it could be slippery. the good news is by lunchtime we warm up enough to see just rain. chance for a snow shower later today. you can see the rain and snow line as it bisects our area. the rain and sleet will move through areas into the city generally to the north we have snow. to the south we have rain. you have to be careful and maybe leave a little early today it may be rough commuting.

29 degrees in dekalb. 31 in rochelle. typical high this time of the year is 37. we will be at 36 by 5:00 p.m. official high will be 39. after today, next weather comes. 37 degrees by tomorrow with decreasing clouds. wednesday, cloudy upper 36 degrees. erin is reading the paper while i am doing weather. >> i am surprised to even came in and when you had ohio state taking the front page. >> the ohio state. >> look at him not still at the bar celebrating. we are going to take a look outside. we do have some work at milwaukee the and doing some bridge installation there which is a major project that has been under way. we are dealing with some nice numbers. no delays just yet. very little construction. we

will break down those pockets in just a few minutes. >> for responding to a lack of indictment in california and protesters took to the streets. >> as interest and report some of those demonstrations turned destructive. >> protesters marched through n.y.. how you spell racist? nypd. >> staging demonstrations at grand central station. they staged a dye in the outside the philadelphia eagles game, one of many protests this weekend following the grand jury decision not to indict the police officer on criminal charges in the death of eric kerner. organizers across the country said it will not be silent until they see change. >> we need to hold accountable all law- enforcement officers making them know that our eyes are on them and if there are issues of racial disparity we will demand a change in

demilitarization of the police force and we will be in your face. >> eric gardner's mother says she is proud that people have been protesting peacefully. >> of the riots had been beautiful and nicely done. and peace is the message. we don't want any violence. keep on keeping on. >> but in california, and demonstrations turned destructive as protesters in oakland set fires and broke windows. police say some protesters even threw explosives at officers. police say some groups in berkeley, california turned to vandalism and looting just as many had done the night before. >>at least ten people were arrested in protests in the chicago area.

judy wang is live at belmont and western with the latest, judy? >> of chicago police say 11 arrests were made sunday evening. many protesters at the police station at belmont and western all charged with obstructing traffic. many demonstrations were led by church leaders who led their parishioners out of churches and into the streets. >> asking churches to participate and to take a stand in response to the grand jury decision not to indict the white police officers in the death of the unarmed black man. for talking about ferguson new missouri and new york. many clergy answering the call, members walked out of the church to west 79 where they chanted and held signs and sang and prayed and also staging adie in . members of

the church blocked traffic at pratt and ashland. >> it takes this for all of us to come together. i am moved by it. i oprah get some justice for all of us. >> once again, police arrested 11 people sunday. six of those were arrested at harrison and state, another five near state in congress. all charged with obstructing traffic. police say the blocked traffic when officers asked them not to do that. booked and released last night. in a statement, police said officers will always protect the president right to free speech and peaceable assembly. on the north side. back to you. there

an off-duty chicago police sergeant shot and killed a man, who shot a customer at a bar on the southwest side. it happened at 6-30 last night, inside the "blackthorn pub" on 111th street in the mount greenwood neighborhood. police say two men got into a fight. then, one man pulled out a gun and shot the other man. the sergeant saw it happen, then pulled out his own gun and announced that he is an officer. >> he ordered him to put his weapon down. he took his weapon out and the individual began to bring his weapon through the bar so he fired his shot. his weapon strip the individual. >>the gunman was pronounced dead at the scene. his name has not been released. the man he shot was taken to the hospital in critical condition. the officer was not injured. a federal drug enforcement agent was struck and injured by a runaway driver in the ashburn neighborhood. police made a traffic stop at 82-nd and kedzie, on a tip that a man was transporting cocaine. but when officers tried to arrest the man, he drove off, and hit the d-e-a agent, then two other vehicles. the agent tried to *shoot

the fugitive. >> i heard the shots. when i ran out the back door i heard the guy in the back saying please do with the spirit i call the ambulance i call the police and they got here pretty quick. >>the owner of the runaway vehicle is now in custody... after showing up at a hospital with gunshot wounds. both the officer and the suspect are in good condition. fumes from chlorine at a hotel sent 19 people to the hospital, and left thousands of guests standing in the cold. crews were called to the hyatt regency o-hare early yesterday morning, to investigate a noxious odor on the ninth floor. guests were told to leave the hotel, including dozens of people who came outside in animal costumes. they were part of the "midwest fur fest" where people dress as animals to celebrate art, literature and performance. >> people started to realize that it was definitely not a normal situation. >> i don't remember the last

six hours i was throwing up. i'm still dazed from the whole situation. >>the gas came from powdered chlorine that officials say was intentionally left in a stairwell. guests were let back into the hotel about four hours later. mayor emanuel formally launched his re-election campaign. emanuel made the announcement on a sound state on the west side saturday. nine candidates have filed to run against emanuel, but the final ballot will not be released until next week. two people who are considered to be his top contenders are, second ward alderman bob fioretti ... and cook county commissioner jesus garcia. the c-t-a breaks ground today on another big reconstruction project. the 91-year-old wilson red line station in uptown will get a complete 200-million dollar makeover.// the platform will be upgraded and modernized... so will the station house, and the tracks, and the signals.. much of the current wilson station will be relocated, to make the station and surrounding area more pedestrian-friendly. fans have known for a

while, but now it's official. the bears are not going to the playoffs. worrellthe bears were mathematically eliminated when the detroit lions beat the tampa bay buccaneers yesterday. they will now miss the playoffs for the 4-th season in row. this could put some bears coaching jobs in jeopardy. the team has three more games left. it was a good run ... >> they are going down in the next few days in the ticket prices. taking a look outside, we do have potential for a winter mex. the could be an issue especially if you are out in a hurry. give yourself extra time today. lincoln park is 35 degrees. downtown 35. looking around the region, generally we have the potential for a mix especially in areas like carol stream. here are those current temperatures. we find moisture coming in from the west. rockford has some

snow. it can see the line cutting the area in half. northern areas have potential for snow. to the south we have potential for rain. either way, you have to be careful because there could be some slick travel in the commit this morning. 39 degrees today. 28 tonight. tomorrow, 37. warming up each day as the get from wednesday through sunday. some day we make nearly 50 degrees. >> coming up, the death toll is growing after a typhoon slams the philippines. we'll have an update. and -- a black bear causes a chain-reaction crash in plus -- "rolling stone" revises its apology in a rape story at the university of viginia. and -- one town's ugly christmas tree has been given new life. we'll take a look.

a typhoon that struck the philippines has killed at least 21 people. red cross officials say 18 of those died on the eastern island of samar, where typhoon hagupit made landfall on saturday. the typhoon has weakened into a tropical storm, and is still travelling westward across the philippines. it caused far less damage than feared. thousands of people are heading home after about a million people evacuated vulnerable areas. the concerns now are flash

flooding and landslides. three people were killed in an accident that involved several vehicles and a black bear. it started when a car struck and killed a bear in the florida everglades last night. that car was pulled over, when a second car stopped at the scene. three people got out of the second car and were all hit and killed by a third vehicle. five other people were also injured. the woman who hit the bear was not hurt. rolling stone magazine has apologized for a phony rape story at the university of virginia. the magazine accepted the accusation of a student who claimed she was gang-raped at a fraternity party. they agreed to her demand that reporters not speak to the men she accused, to get *their side of the story. now, the woman's story is falling apart... and "rolling stone" says it unfairly criticized the university for failing to *respond to the alleged rape. for the record, the fraternity says there was no party on the night the woman cried rape.

sunday marked 73 years since the attack on pearl harbor. more than a dozen survivors returned to hawaii for a memorial. 24-hundred servicemen were killed when japanese bombers attacked in the early morning of december 7- th, 1941. another one-thousand people were wounded. more than half of the u-s pacific fleet was destroyed and eight battleships were damaged. the u-s responded by joining the fight in world war two. a cartoon has come to life in the city of reading. at first the christmas tree in downtown pennsylvania called the tree pathetic and ugly. officials were supposed to take the tree down... but residents decided to embrace it. one red ornament was put up in a local ceremony... reminiscent of the holiday classic "a charlie brown christmas." now, the city has become a holiday destination full of christmas cheer.. officials say tourism will help the city, identified as one of the poorest in the country.

coming up ... the i love the charlie brown tree. i really think that people over do it with all the big huge ornaments. one read order and it is all you need. but stich well across the region. we have some rain and mixing with snow. in rockford we were below freezing so the radar to give us the return of snow but now it's looking like a mix. but anyway here we have other rain which could be to the south or potential for rain and snow maybe even some sleep. that is to the north. either way it all adds up to an early morning rush hour. if you can leave early to do it. to the west, we have more rain moving into the south county. computer forecast shows precipitation moving through. potential for all

this to change over to a light shower. the good news is it will be rain. at around 5:00 we will have cooler temperatures and the potential for light flurries and snow showers. don't get used to this as we to expect things to try out quickly. 1 in. to the north as we progress through. 1 in. through today. 33 degrees outside. it's 32 in kankakee. waukegan at 33. today's high 39. the mix for the morning comes through them to try out. some passing flurries continue. cross high 37. wednesday, 36. i promised the forecast will get better. i will have more in just a bit. >> crazy to be december and we have no snow. last year we had been more. construction crews are doing it. we have some work out there at barrington road all the way through schaumburg. it's reduced down to a few lanes in both directions.

once the weather hits the will take a break and then pick up again in spring should be finished by june. milwaukee closed from north to oakley where they are doing the bridge installation. >> sports is next. with talk about the bulls. the mad and to his this season,, and dos and don'ts for the holiday office party. >> and a man eaten alive by an anaconda. marcus has reaction from social media coming out. after being eliminated from

the playoffs the bears are practicing to get away from the since a week from tonight. in college football illinois begins practice the their first bowl game in three years. illinois qualified for a bowl game to a hit northwestern iran field. six of six heading to dallas to meet louisiana tech in the heart of delegable that takes place the day after christmas. a one-way ticket about one month ago now he's going to dallas. >> a reward. something very

fulfilling. i'm sitting talking to guys and a month ago you didn't think we had a chance. now it's a laugh. it's a laugh. when people don't you, can you prove them wrong, for our football players it was very rewarding. >> the huskies will face marshall on september 23rd. and the tree game gets l s u on december 30th were the weather can be nasty at that time of year. college football playoffs, alabama faces ohio state. all said and done, 10 teams are in bold games this year. that's it from here back to you. >>stocks surged on friday after a strong jobs report. the dow rose 60 points to a closing high. nasdaq up 11. s-and-p up slightly. doritos continues world domination... this time in a mashup with pizza.

a pizza hut in australia created a pizza covered completely in bite-size rach a magazine list of what to avoid at this year's office party. first up, don't get hammered, don't get drunk. it before the party city don't embarrass yourself. no it dirty dancing. keep it tasteful. especially since someone is bound to get you on video. >> i hate those people. but don't dress provocatively if you're not sure what you are wearing put on something else. >> but it's a better way to get a raise ... >> also, watch what you say, stay with from gossip and don't event about your boss. >> is that what we don't have a christmas party anymore? too many people getting drunk? >> in the '80s and '90s you hear about the christmas

parties. then i heard about larry. >> we don't have those here anymore. just coffee and donuts. dan, cover up. >> is this too provocative? >> 33 decreased the current temperature. rain and snow and sleet even today. the on the lookout for slick roads this morning it all changed to rain this afternoon then back to light snow by 5:00 p.m.. >> you guys keep talking about your christmas outfits. ago we have this closed down within a rerouting this ct a bus. it will go through the 10th of december. just a few more days. we also have a new traffic pattern starting at 59. we will break down all the details and get you look at your numbers coming up. >> what the president is saying about racism in light of the protests across the nation.

>> and the political fallout over the failed rescue of american hostage in yemen. >> and the royals are coming to america. what the duke and duchess of cambridge are and duchess of cambridge are up to today.

protest over the new york chokehold the decision turned violent faith based marchers remained,. >> shooting and a man and a south side bar. >> an evacuation and local event convention turned into a criminal investigation. >> good morning. those stories are coming up the first a look at the monday morning forecast. >> of a little slip and slide early on. we do have potential for some slight mixing with rain and snow. the temperature right now is 33. today, 39 degrees will be the temperature by 2:00 p.m.. by 5:00 p.m. your back up to 36. looking at the radar it's mixed in with satellite. do have potential for makes especially north of chicago and as to travel north of 88 as well. you can

have potential for the winter remix. generally the rain itself of 88. but we still have been dropped down to the morning low. potential will remain for that wintery next early on. carol stream at 29. 28 in harbor, 34 in willamette's, chicago at 34 as well. today, 36 degrees by noon. staying at 36 by 5:00 p.m.. >> we're taking a look out at this new project taking off today that will have a big traffic shift impacting the about 59. it begins here and goes on the ferry, the northbound traffic is down to a single lane basically all the way through fall of 2015. they will take a break when the weather hits winter but then we pick up again in spring. southbound traffic not impacted at all. breaking this down and taking a look in your numbers coming up.

>> and vandalism in berkeley, california. it started as a peaceful protest over the police encounter in new york that left eric garner dead, and the refusal of a grand jury to indict an officer who put garner into a forbidden chokehold. the berkeley protests turned violent and destructive when people threw rocks and fireworks at the police... others smashed store windows... still others blocked freeways. several people have been arrested. there was another n-f-l protest, related to the death of michael brown in missouri. when redskins defensive lineman chris baker sacked rams quarterback shaun hill, he celebrated by making the "hands up don't shoot" gesture. he also posted about the gesture on instagram, and wrote about it on his twitter account. in new york, a few hundred protesters gathered at grand central station and sang what they called "justice carols." then they marched to macy's and a toys-r-us store, whey they staged a die-in, to protest the eric garner decision.

garner's mother says she's proud that the demonstration was peaceful. at least ten people were arrested during the protests held in chicago. judy wang is live with more.. judy? >> we have 11 protesters arrested. many ended up at the police station at belmont charged with obstructing traffic. weekend demonstrations for mostly peaceful. many led by church leaders. parishioners' walked out of services on sunday and into the streets. >> churches across the city participated and took a stand against grand jury decisions not to indict white police officers in connection with the death of an unarmed black man. father michael flicker leathe lead

this conversation they chanted and staged a die in as well we have seen in many areas. members of bright side church did the same in rogers park. living water community church members blocked traffic at pratt and ashland. some participants saw the experience as moving. >> it takes this for us all to come to get there. i am moved by it. and i hope we get some justice for all of us. >> us little information about the rest. six people at harrison and speed. five at stake in congress. police say the protesters blocked streets in those locations after officers asked them not to do that. the protesters have been released. in a statement police say police will always protect the rights of residents, the rights to

free speech and also peaceable assembly. on the north side. back to you. >>the city of chicago is being sued for eavesdropping on the cellphones of street protesters. the suit stems from a pro- michael-brown protest on "black friday." a police mobile unit, known as a "stingray," can home in on cellphone signals. and one police radio call suggests, the authorities used the stingray to try to anticipate the protesters' movements. >> are you guys picking up any information possibly? >> of the most people agree there should be basic information out there about how it's working and how our rights are being protected. >>for its part, the police department says its always protects the people's rights of free speech and peaceful assembly. president obama is responding to the outrage being expressed in these protests. the president gave his thoughts in an interview with b-e-t, which airs

tonight. in it, the president said everyone needs to be vigilant, while being patient. he acknowledged the racism that still exists in america, but he says it's nothing like it was fifty years ago. he says its important to understand progress, so it gives us hope for more. leaders on capitol hill are at odds over the scheduled released of a c-i-a torture report. senate intelligence committee chairwoman dianne feinstein is expected to release a summary of a report tomorrow, that looks at interrogation tactics used by the c-i-a after the september eleventh attacks. secretary of state john kerry, are concerned extremists will use it to incite violence and cause harm to americans abroad. they also worry that it will undermine cooperation between the u-s and other countries on intelligence and counterterrorism. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. an off-duty chicago police sergeant shot and killed a man, who shot a customer at a bar. it happened inside the "blackthorn pub" last night, on the southwest side. police say a man shot another man during a fight. the sergeant saw it happen, announced that he is an

officer ... then shot the gunman when he refused to drop his weapon. the other man was taken to the hospital in critical condition. a federal drug enforcement agent was struck and wounded by a runaway driver in the ashburn neighborhood. police made a traffic stop at 82-nd and kedzie, on a tip that a man was transporting cocaine. but when officers tried to arrest the man, he drove off, and hit the d-e-a agent, then two other vehicles. both the officer and the driver are in good conduction. fumes from chlorine at a hotel in rosemont sent 19 people to the hospital. thousands of guests were told to leave the hyatt regency o-hare early yesterday morning, including dozens of people who came outside in animal costumes. they were from a convention called "midwest fur fest". the gas came from powdered chlorine that officials say was intentionally left in a stairwell. mayor emanuel formally launched his re-election campaign. emanuel made the announcement on a sound state on the west side saturday. nine candidates have filed

to run against emanuel, but the final ballot will not be released until next week. two people who are considered to be his top contenders are, second ward alderman bob fioretti ... and cook county commissioner jesus garcia. lawmakers from both parties are defending the obama administration's attempt to rescue an american hostage who was killed by al-qaeda in yemen. luke somers died during a raid on friday by u-s forces trying to free him. it was their second rescue attempt that came days after a video was released of somers pleading for his life. defense officials say navy seals "lost the element of surprise" as they got close to the compound ... possibly from a barking dog. a firefight broke out, then a militant shot somers ... and a south african captive who was going to be released yesterday. six guantanamo prison you have to look at this surgically like a heart surgeon or a brain surgeon. some will live, some will die. >> the medical team attempted to stabilize both. one died on which to ship the other after arriving

there. >> 6 guantanamo prison detainees have been transferred to uruguay, after more than 12 years in captivity. all six have alleged ties to al-qaeda. the republican head of the house intelligence committee criticized the release, and says many previously released detainees have since rejoined the jihadist movement. president obama wants to close gitmo, and find other places for its remaining 136 inmates. north korea says it's not responsible for hacking sony pictures, but they're not sorry it happened. hackers accessed movies, records and company memos and posted them online. that includes an upcoming comedy about an assassination attempt on north korea's leader. north korea called the hacking a righteous deed, but it's denying involvement. experts say the program used in the cyber attack was similar to one used against *south korea. both programs were written in korean, which is unusual in cyber crime. price william and his wife kate have safely arrived in new york city. the duke and duchess of cambridge will be in the big apple for three days.

their trip includes an appearance at the nets and cavaliers game. william is also set to meet president obama in d-c... and then address the world bank on illegal wildlife trading. they are meeting with all our royalty. president obama honored some 300 runners made-for the cold streets of boston. i know dan is paying attention. they're dressed in bikinis. speedos and santa hats. runners braved the cold for the annual santa speedo run. the event raises money for the middle school sports program. giving holiday shoppers something to look at. >> everyone seems to be in good shape. >> the role of the gym doing pushups before. it can't go up there with just a two- hour workout. there might

have to work out for least three months before. >> c'mon nabisco at 2:00 a.m. and get these push-ups' done. >> put on that red speedo and you are set. >> is that the one pack you have? just your one? >> let's take a look at the temperatures. some rain and snow. a winter mixed early on. you may have to leave early. either way give yourself some extra time and space between you and the guy in front of you could be some slick roads in the future rain and snow moving through. temperatures will drop early. which typically get at the low temperature at 6 or 7:00 in the morning. right now we are expecting the rain and snow to lose out and winter maxwell went out before the morning is done. 32 degrees in bartlett. at o'hare. 33 when

of the south at miles. today's high is 39. a winter mix until lunch time that changes to rain and then back to snow. 20 degrees for the overnight low. the 3 day forecast shows sunshine. wednesday we're back up to 36 degrees. i'm not talking to her but i'll go back to dan. >> still ahead. >> demetrius is in great shape. he ran a marathon. >> still ahead. some hollywood royalty honored at the white house. >> and the space probe is waking up. and social media reaction after a man is a " eaten alive " on the discovery channel. >> and the story behind this video that has gone a barrel. the worst driver in canada. clad he's not here.

the president on some of the nation's most iconic artist during the annual kennedy center honors. rev. al green was there. >> he says the greatest thing that ever happened to me, as a little boy from arkansas was that amidst all

the doubts and found peace. the piece he found an unsold he had shared with all of us, tonight we honor al green. >>actor tom hanks... musical genius sting.. ballerina patricia mcbride and lily tomlin were also honored at the white house. president obama congratulated their contributions and influences on american culture through the arts. the gala was hosted by stephen colbert at the kennedy center. the 37th kennedy center honors will air december 30- th. a nasa space probe is ready to do the job it was launched for nine years ago. the "new horizons" spacecraft was taken off its sleep mode for the last time saturday. the probe had 18 of these naps, in order to save wear and tear. but now it's ready to get an up-close look at pluto. the first pictures are expected to come in next month. the quality of the pictures is supposed to improve as the probe gets closer. nasa says the pictures should be better than those

from the hubble telescope. this just may be the worst driver in canda. take a look. we've sped up the video, because the woman actually took more than four minutes to get out of this parking space. she finally got out, with a help of another driver. he discovered, only after she left, that she had damaged *his car while trying to get out. police in calgary say they know who the woman is. and they're investigating the incident as a hit-and- run. >> are we sure there was a pet person in their question mark nobody is paying any attention. >> i guess only after she left to discover that she had damaged a car while trying to get out. police in calgary are investigating this as a hit and run. >> she was on the phone. for sure. putting on makeup on the phone. >> that's pretty impressive. >> taking a look at what

people are talking about. did you watch the show on the discovery channel? >> we were sleeping. >> it was the latest death defying event on the discovery channel. this is what they do appear last night, a man promises to be eaten alive by a giant anaconda. did he survive? >> we are going to make it as appealing as possible. i got this year and is well get a free meal. them of moments after this special aired of viewers are calling in their generations al capone's vault. the special senate approved suit to allow him to be swallowed up by the snake. after the buildup the to under to the pound snake just squeezed him for a bit, wrapped its jaws around his head and then he said and done. rescued by his assistant, and viewers of course giving both paul and the discovery

channel a hard time for the to our build up and only about three minutes of the snakes eating the man. some tweet tweets found. som there you go. moving on. >> it's been off the shelves since 2006, general mills announcing the triumphant return of the french toast crunch. you can't just make it. the company says the cereal will be back next month due to popular demand. people were paying as much

as 2495 per box for whatever was left on ebay and everything else. the last order for that was three years ago., when the brother was younger he would spend his allowance money going to the store itself combine the serial. >> i can't even remember having it. >> i'm sure he loved you told the story. >> he's watching right now i'm sure. good times. >> and don't call it a vote it's not even really a yacht. it's more like a floating palace. one of the latest creations from a swedish design company with a helipad and for helicopter, a showroom for your finest cars and automobiles. lots of shiny surfaces, it could all be yours for the price of $25 million. this video has been around for a year but it's just now spreading some call it the bat mobile of the water. i would tell recombine at the let's be honest, none of you can

afford it. and if you can't afford it you are not watching me right now if you can afford it if you can pay for it. now watching me. good morning. we are expecting to see some rain and snow and even some sleep. people think tweet as hell but that's not the case. fleet is ice pellets that form because of different reasons. a warm air layer above the surface. we're finding that makes possible to the morning but then the afternoon progresses to just grain. today is a crummy day in the forecast but it gets better. here in chicago it's 34. south holland at 31. today, to a local high 3740 percent chance for that mix before noon. up to 39 by the afternoon. tonight, 28. 37 on tuesday. wednesday is cooler but an extended stretch of sunshine. it will be horrible along the east coast but it will be based

here. high temperature nearly 50 degrees in time for sunday. >> sounds good. we have some construction we're watching from the weekend. milwaukee closed from north to oakley they're doing a bridge insulation today it's completely under way. live picture from the weekend, it's the bridge going up so its extensive period was due to be completed this morning were waiting to see if there were able to get it all done. we need the morning light to get the update on that. either way it did cause huge delays saturday and sunday. we have ongoing road work at barrington road from pagan spirit produced planes both directions. they're trying to squeeze in as much work as they can while the weather holds. bill pickett back up in the spring with the idea of this been finished by june 2015. more traffic coming up. >> time for the early bird special. the question is, what did the tradition of

some tinsel come from a spider, a rabbit or reindeer? if you know the answer log onto our website and you could win a $50 gift card to ace hardware. the winner will be chosen later today. >> coming up, grammy nominations are in. hello? >> i'm excited. >> we will show you who is nominated. mr. clean's grandmother was stronger than

people twice her size. and that strength inspired his liquid muscle cleaner. it lifts tough dirt so you do less scrubbing. and it's nozzle stops by itself so less is wasted. sure made grandma proud. mr. clean liquid muscle. the 57th annual grammy nominations have been revealed. beyonce, sam smith and pharrell lead with six nods each. all 3 scored noms for album of the year. beyonce also became the most nominated female in grammy history... with a total of 53 nods. australian artists iggy azalea and sia scored multiple noms...competing against each other for record of the year. other nominees include u2... ed sheeran... taylor swift...and miley cyrus. the grammys air sunday, february 8-th. "the hunger games: mockingjay part one" tops the box office for the third

week in a row -- with 21- million dollars. "mockingjay" has so far earned 257-million dollars in the u-s. "penguins of madagascar" came in second, "horrible bosses 2" took third. "big hero 6" and "interstellar" round out the top five. >> it interim exchanges rain by lunchtime then back to snow. temperatures go up in a big way by saturday and sunday we are in the 40's.

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