when shall down to 13 in aurora. also going to have some fog. with a fall generally to the south and west. the on the lookout for that. some areas are reporting the visibility of weigh less than 1 mi.. satellite composite shows we are dry. we stayed dry today. today's high is 39. it will be our warmest reading in about a month. tonight we fall back down to 27. we drop below freezing which is good because it will keep all of the snow from melting in one shot. it will take some time to melt. overnight lows drop below freezing daytime highs above freezing basil we need to keep the flooding threat down. tomorrow we make 37. freezing rain potential early thursday changing to rain and back over to is nomex. temperatures fall thursday afternoon. >> still ahead, a close call with earth and olympic ice dancing is trending. >> and teachers can spend kids harder under a new bill. >> and -- marcus introduces us to brookfield zoo's baby gorilla, and how you can help name him. caregivers and teachers in kansas could soon have more power to spank children. law

it's currently 20 degrees. 19 at midway. 18 and garlic. 12 degrees for aurora. as a look around the region, we expect the potential for light snow coming in from the west. a

. >> 13 degrees right now in waukegan. 19 of the lakefront. 15 in aurora. morris is at 18.

i'll talk to the parent of one of the aurora victims. another tragedy in the making for the second time a giraffe might be marked for death in a danish zoo. that's just days after the copenhagen zoo sparked outrage around the world by killing this giraffe. they say to avoid inbreeding. i'll ask jack hannah what he this. 100 million people at undersiege of a massive winter storm. an avalanche strands a colorado snomobiler. his incredible survival story. oscar nominee matthew mcconaughey tells me how much his father influenced him and what he would think about his son's turn in the oscar spotlight. >> organization he'd love it. he'd be hamming it up right now. he'd be hamming it up. he would love it. absolutely. >> i want to begin with our big story, the massive winter storm battering northeast. over 700,000 people without power tonight, 6500 flights in and out of the u.s. are canceled. chad myers, when will this brutal weather end, chad? it seems to be incessant this week and very ferocious. >> it will probably end sometime around 8:00 a.

the aurora borealis or northern lights are usually restricted to higher latitudes of the arctic circle. as duncan kennedy reports, they have moved far south. northernou think lights, you probably imagine the arctic circle, not will disclose. >> you can see the northern lights here. >> but that is where the 17-year-old astronomer has been reviewing this stellar spectacular in the heart of the south. >> it's amazing, really. i did not think i would ever see the northern lights from my hometown. >> for several nights, this is what tom and an army of amateur astronomers have been treated to -- the aurora borealis, a stunning natural light show shooting beams of colors across the sky. but it's not just here in leafy surrey that these dazzling lights have been seen. they have been viewed right across the south in essex, gloucestershire, and wiltshire. for the first time, in many quarters of a century. >> the result of exceptional burst of charged particles currently streaming off the sun and colliding with the earth's atmosphere and water collision. but why is the south seeing them? activity

at the aurora movie theaters the police station was only a mile away and amazingly they actually got there very quickly compared to other response times and yet still twelve people died because there was no one there i mean there was even retired military and police officers there in the auditorium who had been disarmed because of the regulations and they could not protect themselves or anybody else that's wrong as explained by erik kratz if the victims all wrong like emma have the right to bear arms in the cinema there might have been fewer victims mass shootings such as a columbine have traumatized america a worrying trend can be seen after each episode a sharp rise in gun sales some citizens seek protection others fear tougher laws coming into actions so they run to stoke up these men and women are convinced there is only one solution an opinion not shared by george has the all us my brother shot himself and that. he had weapons he didn't need weapons he needed a doctor that it. should have never had any way. that he did and i only thank god that he didn't hurt anybody else becaus

. >> reporter: nearly every monday citizen the aurora colorado shootings in 2012 the women and a few women come out to support more restrictive gun legislation. >> what has brought you out here monday after monday after monday? >> i have two grandchildren. i want them to go to school without worrying about them being shot. i want my children to be able to walk to a movie or go to the mall without being worried about being shot. >> reporter: on this bitterly cold washington, d.c. monday only a few passersby stopped to take notice. >> you wouldn't have a gun in your home? >> nope. >> why not? >> because the statistics i've seen show that it's more likely to hurt someone i care about than someone who might want to hurt me. >> reporter: in fact, a gun at home increases the likelihood of homicide by three, accidental deaths by four, and suicide by three to five times compared to homes without a gun. then there are the high profile shootings. since they began their protests six were gunned down in a sikh temple in wisconsin. 20 children and six adults skilled at sandy hook elementary, and

. -17 in aurora. -22 in rochelle. -30 in morris. satellite remark composite, to not worry about the scope. our chance of snow doesn't come until wednesday. we are down to eight degrees today. 9:00 p.m. we're three degrees. the high is only 10. typical lotion in the upper teens. tuesday we climb to 12. >> we of one stretch of road all closed due to an earlier fire. blocked from northwest highway all way to central. other than that, a quiet start. no major delays. a bit of work on the jane addams cancelled early this morning. he should get there without any issues. >>we are closing in on the record of most days with a low temperature below zero. tonya francisco is *live at the metra station in evanston. >> so far we have had 19 of these below zero days. six more and would tie a record from 1885. that is a real concern for commuters, especially writers on metra who've been frustrated by the delays this year. many of them have to wait out in the freezing cold. metra blames it on switching problems caused by the snow, high wind and the r

. -23 in aurora and -26 in rochelle. we are dry. a system coming out of the northwest will bring stow on saturday. one-3 in. tomorrow. today, just sunshine. a full 20 degrees warmer. tonight we go back down to zero. tomorrow we get one-3 in. of snow. a high temperature of 20. >> the first morning we are waking up without any incidents on the road. enjoy this break will last. it is friday. things can get harry quickly but right now we of these travel times across the board. and the construction will be slowing things down. more of its coming up. >>there was a fire in a high rise last night. this was on lake shore drive, near belmont. the fire started in the basement, and the smoke rose up through elevator shafts to the upper floors. firefighters helped several people evacuate and put them on warming buses. no one was injured. the fire was contained to a basement storage area. the cause is under investigation. the chicago fire department says a new mother handed over her healthy newborn to firefighters at a fire station on the city's

aurora agreed at one. only three degrees in morris.ee in midway and four degrees at the lakefront. looking across the region, the wind chill is quite low. -21 in dekalb. in rockford its at 20. down into more as we are -14 degrees. satellite and radar shows we are dry. a cold front comes later that could pick up some flurries into the afternoon and evening. for the most part we are sunni. high temperature 33. it will feel like - 5--20 when you factor in the wind. decreasing clouds tonight it will feel like - 5-- 25. low temperature tonight falls down to about three degrees below zero. thursday our high temperature is 8 degrees. a record for a cool afternoon. friday snow comes through it will linger as a series of disturbances come through. accumulations are likely for saturday and sunday. >> but still ahead, the vice- president talks about his basketball skills. >> and the world's largest platform for digital currency may be on the verge of collapse. >> and new legal trouble for justin bieber in atlanta. we will have the details. presid

one degree in aurora. kankakee reading at eight. wind chill advisory into effect, we thought we were done but no, another when shall advisory tonight at midnight expiring at noon. very low wind chill across the region. satellite's radar shows we are dry. the next chance of snow is friday. another clipper system will come through bringing us the chance of snow. if you're headed to the big hockey game at soldier field, be prepared for cold temperatures and more snow. today, 15 degrees by 5:00. we will be down to 6 degrees by 9:00 p.m.. tonight we go down to - 4. the record low is - 1. are we climb up to 12. wednesday and thursday a high temperature reaching only 10 degrees. >> bishop ford, things are clearing up. had an earlier accident was found at 130. other than that, still watching slow pockets indiana toll road heading south bound at the state line. not clear why we are seeing the slow pocket. it could be some icing on the rose with these cold temperatures. we'll keep our eye on that and the rest of the roads to election know how

windchill -12 in waukegan. -11 in the aurora you have to bundle up. the wind chill advisory is in effect until noon today for many counties. in some counties of northwest indiana it expires at 9:00 a.m.. we have set snow showers and eggs in the region early. next chance of snow is friday evening into saturday. about 1 in. coming. on saturday we will add another 1-3 and sunday we expect higher accumulations. over the weekend there is a chance of snow each day. today's high temperature around nine degrees. wind as low as 25. temperatures will rise late. saturday we made 23. good chance of snow for the hockey game at soldier field. >> a quick look at the roads. so far no major accidents or delays reported. >>marcus is *live in mc-cook this morning. hi marcus! >> good morning. i found some women ... and they were worried because it was all men but i did find some women. the chicago women's professional soccer team. people don't know the red stars, telling her buddy who you are. introduce the team. >> we are the chicago red stars and we are a women's profe

scientists used some aurora pink powder, cyanal acrolade fumes and a computer database to identity a suspect in the midst of a senseless crime spree. it was 4:00 a.m. on an october morning, and kim miller was manning the police switchboard. >> stay on the line, please. i was working the night shift. i think i had only worked there like around six months, so i hadn't been trained at that particular position very long. >> there isn't much crime in lansing, michigan. it's usually quiet. but this night was different. >> all of a sudden, i took this call, and this lady said that someone's breaking into my house. >> 911. >> someone broke into my house. i live at 4217 brighton drive. [ screaming ] >> ma'am, stay on the line. the line went dead, so i knew something was very wrong. [ sirens ] >> police were dispatched immediately. it took less than four minutes to get there. at first glance, everything looked fine, but behind the house was clear evidence of a break-in. >> the door had been kicked in and kicked in violently. the door was actually off of the frame and there was glass from the d

expected and who knows what this is what i'm doing a group at iceland is creating a crypto currency the aurora coin and they're pretty mining and distributing well you know like that you know now i don't think that's true because as an individual i think this is a nation here they go september eighteenth every single scot goes to the poll they are voting if they vote for independence they get independent we're saying it's not independence because they don't have an independent banking system they're beholden to the bank of england and they're going to treat r.b.s. as an asset when it's in fact a huge liability it's not what alex simon wants is another layer of bureaucracy so that he can get a salary and a bunch of bureaucrats in good salaries that's not independence independence would mean you have your own bank your own currency and. there's not as he described it he's not talking about independence you talking about independence of having a real job that's it alex thomas yeah but i want to bring it back to this notion of a block max because here they you know they're they're almost out of no

oppressive state you know you mentioned iceland and it's an individual with a nice low starting the aurora cawing and they're going to play mine and distribute it really against the government wishes or taking it out of what i did and so it's a bit of a revolution and i took up the revolution in america the lakota nation you know the indians american indians the indigenous people you know have been subjected to three hundred years of subjugation they are creating their own cryptocurrency we need to start calling hoop jock scotland we need to call it to call jocks jokes a kind of informal way of calling scott how do you call that j o c k j o c k i realize that means a different thing to an america that jock while the jock is on the lord's men or it's also a cop that you wear when you're playing sports active couple to make sure you're in the family jewels and maybe in the interests of the broader market we won't call it your corn in that case but i can see. given the talent there they could under the radar of the government under the radar the u.k. simply create a crypto currency right now

it has been nearly 80 mondays since the aurora, colorado shooting that prompted this protest and theythey'll keep coming back until it matters. >> do you feel this really makes a difference? >> it a difference to me. >> after two hours in the cold it's time to put away their signs but not their resolve. they'll be back next monday and the monday after that. lisa stark al jazeera washington. >>> an ethiopian ethiopian airls co-pilot hijacked an airplane. >>> taliban says soldiers were killed in revenge for army attacks against fighters. president nawa sharif has tried to reach a peace agreement with the taliban. >>> in south africa at least 21 miners who were rescued from an illegal mine now face charges of illegal mining. some of the miners tried to stay behind for fear of criminal charges. >>> a jailhouse in pennsylvania may have turned into an alarming confession. david shuster has more. david. >> in sunbury pennsylvania a woman under arrest for murder says she has killed more than 20 people. 19-year-old amanda barber says she has killed at least 22 message from alaska to north caro

wind chill is not as low as it could be carried -324 aurora. in kankakee its -19 and closer to zero as a travel closer to the lake. we are dry and we stayed dry today. a weak system comes through tomorrow jumping our temperatures and to bring in the chance of rain and snow wednesday into thursday. today we make 12 degrees. 7 degrees by 9:00 p.m.. tomorrow we mig-23. mostly cloudy. thursday we're mostly cloudy high temperature of 33. >> things are looking good. no accidents yet. the very smooth ride in northwest indiana. a few pockets of overnight construction. but none seemed to be causing any big delays. another update in a few minutes. >>a man tried to rob an off-duty cook county sheriff's sergeant. instead of getting money, he was shot and killed. it happened last night in the pullman neighborhood, at 103-rd and cottage grove. three people approached the officer at a gas station, across the street from gately stadium. when they demanded his wallet, he handed it over. but then, one of them pointed a gun at him. so he pulled his own gun and sh

the wind chill is -10 in aurora. still zero in aware. the snow is coming in from the west. a chance of letters in charlotte south of 80 is where it will be. temperatures are cool. 32 yesterday. 19 at 5:00 today. we reached 21 for a high. snuggle weather. tomorrow high temperatures are 21. cuddle up. >> that was part of the best weather forecast you ever given. >> top five. >> mind traffic is going to be pretty poor. not a lot going on. everything is looking good. we do have crews busy digging up the road in rosemont where a gas leak happened. that was at technology boulevard. from foster to balmoral is closed. the gas is shut off. the only major hotel affected is the intercontinental. most of the cartels are north. they didn't say when they hope to have it back on. >>a toddler was severely burned and is now in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. judy wang is *live at comer children's hospital with more. >> paramedics brought the child here in critical condition. there are more questions than answers at this point. chicago police are questioning the boy's parents it

>> aurora? we have time for another? 1858 chicago police force that uniforms and what department's switch from volunteer to paid? fire or night watch fire with killing committee or aldermen? >> i'm going to go with fire. >> volunteer firemen right? >> and going with the night watch. >> but the with the lead anchor ... you are wrong. >> i just jumped without one. >> i would have guessed fire but i would've had three in a row. >> let's try again. more trending coming up. >> you'll get another chance. >> coming up a deal between netflix and comcast what does that mean? >> and a late night win at the daytona 500 following a six hour rain delay. it was unbelievable. stocks slipped friday as investors analyzed mixed signals about the health of the economy and corporate earnings. the dow dropped 29. the nasdaq and s-and-p fell about four points. streaming movies and t-v shows on netflix should get faster. netflix will now be able to connect directly to comcast's broadband network. it's the first deal that netflix has reached wi

much colder there. - 5 in rockford. - 1 in aurora. winter harbor around that area as well. we find for degrees toward lansing. to the south woman temperatures. windchill there has in get to it. -16 in dekalb. currently we have dry conditions. we expect to be dry today with potential for snow coming this evening. better chance for snow saturday forget about sunday. it's going to snow there with higher accumulations' possible. some day we make 19 degrees. >> still ahead, an announcement about a relationship with to celebrities. >> and help robb ford is daring the police chief to arrest him. >> if you have to love him. and tim t bowe is a talking about it doesn't operate out ofbout basements or back alleys. it grows more sophisticated every day. if it were a business, it would be a fortune 500 company. fraud has evolved. american express intelligent security gives you tools to fight fraud and a global service network that never stops working. so you can be a member of a more secure world. this is what membership is. this is what membership does. ashton kutcher and mila kunis a

current wind is 28 at bartlett. 28 in aurora. 26 towards midway. light snow showers are coming down. visibility is down to a mile and brookfield. this snow will continue. this storm is bringing snow and even brain into portions of the appalachians heading towards much of western pennsylvania. but we try out today. 34 degrees is the high temperature today. tonight we fall down to 20. it will be breezy on saturday. sunday light snow. high of 25. >> still ahead, movie reviews for the weekend. >> and a video surfaced of a wolf reportedly on the loose inside an olympic hotel. >> and talking with a woman celebrating her 100th birthday. she is quite a story. and fantastic video that you don't the debate over gay marriage continues in several states. in arizona state legislature approved a bill to allow people to discriminate others in the name of religion. it's intended to protect religious freedom but upon say allows discrimination of the people. state lawmakers vetoed a similar bill in maine saying it would let employers refused to provide health covera

it's 24 degrees in waukegan. 22 in all aurora. radar shows light snow continuing to fall near kenosha. for the most part the rest of the region is looking dry. we see this system coming true. does not look like much right now. temperatures are warmer to the west. you can make out the rain and snow line. that cold air is coming our way and that will be here as the precipitation arrives. by nine a m snow across the central portion of the viewing area. it will be heavy this afternoon. we finally dry out into the day. by 7:40 p.m. the snow clears out. our high temperature is 29 degrees. four-8 in. of snow possible. we're down to 19 degrees tonight. wednesday we make 36 degrees with another chance of rain and snow into friday. >> you say that with a smile. we have a few accidents. another accident at michigan and ohio and on the kennedy free right lanes are blocked. northbound cumberland on ramp blocked until 5:00. flashing lights at state and 18 and state and archer. no word on when that will be restored. >> >> where is this sound? >>

aurora is at 4 degrees. yesterday we were in the minus 30 degree range. right now we are 15 above 0 at the lakefront. we have high temperatures reaching the mid- 20s today. but this system has a lot of very colorful names in terms of neurology. it's called a texas hook because basically it moves through the panhandle and makes a left-hand turn and hooks through the great lakes. on our page we have some colorful names for that. we have snow coming in at 5:00 p.m.. looking at this note getting heavy into tonight. it exits early after rush-hour on wednesday. tomorrow morning could be rough. we're expecting three-6 in. of snow to come our way. then we begin to dry out with some areas in northwest indiana possibly seeing 4-6 in.. snow in the evening. mid-20s. tomorrow's high is 24. six percent chance of snow early in the day. thursday is another cold one morning temperatures down to five. >> a quick update on traffic. a water main breaks slowing things down in maywood. we have a few other items. 76 and halsted have that intersection shut down for ongoing polic

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. >> nearly every monday since the aurora, colorado shootings, the women and a few men come out to supportmore restrictive gun registration. >> what brings you out here monday after monday after monday. >> i have two grandchildren. i want them to go to school without worrying about them being shot, i want my children to go to a movie or to the mall without worrying about being shot. >> on this bitterly cold monday morning on the mall, only a few passers by noticed. >> are you not worried about this? why not? >> the statistics i've seen is more likely to hurt someone i care about instead of someone who might hurt me. >> accidental deaths by four and suicides by three to five times compared to homes without a gun. then there are the high profile shootings. since they began their protest six were gunned down in a sikh temple in wisconsin, six adults and 20 children killed at sandy hook elementary. and just a few miles away, 12 killed at the navy yard. president obama spoke about gun control change, but nothing was done. the nra did not return our calls for comment. >> it has been 80 mondays s

. >> well, we can see quite a site here in the skies but this is the aurora tracker. this coming in from norway, and it was quite a site there, the solar activity, when it interacts with the earth's atmosphere, gives up a light here, a nice sight that can be seen so certainly watching for more solar activity, but also watching for some snow. and then right through west virginia and virginia. right around washington, d.c. be it is that area of snow that is of concern now, it is moving out, some light showers developing this afternoon, and then another period of snow timing with us tomorrow. all the way up, i 95, not a lot is expected but a little bit during the rush hour, on untreated surfaces in the morning so watch nor that tomorrow morning it will be clearing out by tomorrow afternoon. the storm will really intensify, but it is well off to the north and east. so not expecting a major storm across the east coast here. we will see the cold air return though, low pressure moves out, high pressure moves in, so that's the bitter cold air. temperatures will be dropping ov

i'll talk to the parent of one of the aurora victims.dy in the making for the second time a giraffe might be marked for death in a danish zoo. that's just days after the copenhagen zoo sparked outrage around the world by killing this giraffe. they say to avoid inbreeding. i'll ask jack hannah what he this. 100 million people at undersiege of a massive winter storm. an avalanche strands a colorado snomobiler. his incredible survival story.

i'll talk to the parent of one of the aurora victims.making for the second time a giraffe might be marked for death in a danish zoo. that's just days after the copenhagen zoo sparked outrage around the world by killing this giraffe. they say to avoid inbreeding. i'll ask jack hannah what he this. 100 million people at undersiege of a massive winter

in east aurora, new york, just outside of buffalo certainly think so.l in 1825. >> this actually is called the honeymoon cottage. >> volunteer tour guide kathy frost. >> the only house in the entire nation that is b president. no other home that is that distinction. >> millard fillmore built these floors. >> we are walking on the same floor -- >> that millard did, abigail. >> even the kitchen table. >> the table where millard fillmore tea cup still sits. >> millard fillmore's lips were on that key cup. >> yes. >> do you think there is still d.n.a. there? >> could be. >> then there's one of a kind presidential appliance. was this -- >> no. i cannot tell that that was his noodle roller. >> this is a period noodle roller. >> that is correct. >> visitors to the millard fillmore house have come from 38 different states and beyond. >> china, core radio i can't, cuba. >> cuba. someone escaped from cuba. >> on his bucket list. >> modest though the house may be, the long way from fillmore's first home, a tiny log cabin. >> his cradle was actually a trough. talk

. >> sreenivasan: in aurora, colorado, principal matthew willis welcomes the recent changes at hinkley high school, where 75% of the 2,000 plus students qualify for free and reduced meals. >> how ya doing? >> sreenivasan: willis says student fights are down and respect among classmates is up. >> last year we had 48% reduction in out of school suspensions. when it comes to physical altercations between 2007-8, we had approximately 263 physical altercations, and so far for this year we've only had 31 physical altercations. >> sreenivasan: the turn around, he says, began when hinkley high started using a form of discipline called restorative justice. >> every single year over the last three full years that we've been doing restorative justice, you see significant declines in defiance, disobedience and use of profanity. >> this is a talking circle, so when we have a problems in this school we come together and talk about them. >> sreenivasan: now when a minor altercation does occur, students, parents and the dean face each other in a restorative circle. >> restorative is that you bring bac

scientists used some aurora pink powder, cyanal acrolade fumes and a computer database to identity a senseless crime spree. it was 4:00 a.m. on an october morning, and kim miller was manning the police switchboard. >> stay on the line, please. i was working the night shift. i think i had only worked there

also known as the aurora borealis, the lights are commonly seen at the north and south poles. they're caused by atoms colliding with particle from the sun. the beautiful pinks and greens have been visible in areas outside of london. seeing the northern lights is on my bucket list of things to do. >> you have to go to the north, scandinavia, they have great locations. closer to alaska and see it too. on the west, we showed you the beginning of the show the preparation and now the storm arrived. . the heavy rain is there. from l.a.x. to san francisco, everything is just wet. and we got about half an inch of rain already at the l.a.x. airport. that's good. you can see from the bay bridge there, we are going to be watching -- doesn't look too windy at least. there will be strong gusts out there throughout the day. look at the storm. very impressive storm. center of the storm, see the spin on it. let me give you a different view. water vapor, the x-ray, the atmosphere. look at the swirl directly under the weather channel logo. this storm is very mature, wrapped itself up like a dou

also known as the aurora borialis. the lights are commonly seen as the north and south poles and they're caused by atoms colliding with particle from the sun. the beautiful pinks and greens have been visible in areas just outside of london. it's quite a sight. >>> let's get sports now. we're going to start with upsets in college hoops. first up, number 17 kentucky against arkansas tied 6-6. that's seconds left. arkansas with three at the buzzer, but it is no good. in overtime arkansas wins 71-67. >>> number 22, ohio state and unranked penn state. a three-pointer mailed right there to keep the nittany lions on top. penn state wins 65-63. the brooklyn nets pummelled the nuggets in denver 112-89. being in denver really just about beating the nuggets. after the game collins, the first openly gay athlete in the nba, met with the parents of explain college student matthew shepherd. shepherd was murdered in 1998 for being gay. collins wears 98 to honor shepherd. >>> after one week after breaking his nose, check him out, lebro

we've got the guy responsible responsible for the prank, jeremy hastings from aurora, colorado, why ise so afraid of the gremlin? did he see the movie? >> he saw the movie and it scarred him for life. >> gizmo, gizmo is the sweet one. >> right. but the thing is actually kind of creepy looking. when you turn it on over here. >> oh. >> i don't like that either. >> that sound instills fear in him. >> so do you feel bad at all that he was having such a good day and suddenly you freaked him out? >> no. >> typical big brother. >> i'm trying to help him overcome his irrational fear of gremlins. >> did you have an irrational fear like this when you were 6? >> no. >> talk to mom. >> in ca grab her if you want. >> sure, go grab her. >> all right. >> mom! >> we want to know if jeremy had any irrational fears like this when he was riley's age. >> he was afraid of the guys from "scream." >> legitimate fear. >> pulled a couple tricks on him when he was little, passed down for sure. >> are you helping riley plot revenge? >> absolutely. i'll be sure and tape it. >> make sure you give him lots of hugs