sunday, march 21. >> aurora: yes.i went to a fabulous oscar party that day. >> stahl: what they care about... when was the last time the redskins beat the steelers? >> bob: hmm. oh, in '91. ( laughter ) november 17, 1991. >> stahl: sometimes even the shoes they wore. >> marilu: these i wore on april the 21st of this year, so that was a tuesday. oh, these shoes i got a long time ago... >> stahl: it's the way most of us remember yesterday. >> marilu: first time i wore them and i got them was on april the 9th, so that was a friday, of 1982. >> mcgaugh: this is a detective story. >> stahl: the scientist who first identified this condition and has been studying it ever since is dr. james mcgaugh at the university of california irvine. an eye condition requires him to wear a clouded lens. >> mcgaugh: we are pretending that we are sherlock holmes. we've arrived on the scene of a crime or something that's unusual. all of a sudden, we have a new phenomenon of memory, and we're trying to figure out how it is that this happened.

below freezing for aurora. 36 in mores. satellite and radar composite shows we are dry. the system is coming in from the west. it arrives tonight. the potential for rain around 9:00 p.m.. 44 degrees as the fall of around 9:00 p.m.. hi today is 54. showers are likely. we could see some thunderstorms. thursday's high as 66. >> a few closures of their early on because of crashes. michigan avenue blocked at 103 because of the crash involving multiple vehicles. in park ridge, a earlier crash still has an open shut down in both directions between algonquin and could win. the crash brought down a utility pole and some wires. oken remains blocked their. of the wives the roots are lookelooking good. >>there are reports that two chicago police officers were injured overnight. it happened while there were responding to a domestic call in the 32-hundred block of west carroll. the officers may have been hit by a car in the alley. the officers' injuries are said to be not life threatening. this to the man hit a fence and a building before being arrested. both officers are in stable co

down in aurora its 41. the rest of the region has wind coming out of the east. at the front moves through the this morning the wind will shift coming in from the west. right now its relatively strong out of the east. looking around the region, snow across portions of northern iowa and southeastern minnesota and northwestern wisconsin. this will go to the north as the low pressure moves directly over a region. this system has upper air support meeting it will stick around for the rest of the day. clouds will break up into the afternoon and evening. good news for us is that the heavy precipitation and heavy rain will miss us. just shower's coming our way. high temperature is 47. wind gusting up to 45 mi. per hour. clouds will break up tonight. tamara's high-temperature nearly reaches 50 degrees. sunday in a nice way to end the weekend. are we three-zero so far? >> i think they have lost twice already. where is the optimism? >> what ever. it's time for traffic. sometimes it's a plan and you fall on the sword. >> we are going downhill already. all that snow. we have

looking at 35 degrees in waukegan. 51 at the lakefront. 43 in aurora. 36 in lansing. in the city is typically warmer at night. but outside of the city we do have a slightly cooler temperatures. we of dry conditions, rain across eastern central indiana. more towards minnesota making its way towards western wisconsin. that will miss us. expect sun and clouds and more sunshine than anything for this friday. that high reaches 66. the next chance of rain is saturday afternoon. our high temperature will reach the low 70's. potential for showers and thunderstorms saturday evening and into sunday a few rounds of showers and thunderstorms are coming our way. monday we have the chance of rain and snow. today's high 66. tonight down to 50. while we are at 73. send a good chance of rain high of 64. >> a quick update on the jane addams. we have construction to tell you about. it's on the outbound from elmhurst to 63. left lane out until 6:00. at this point no big deals. some of tri-state at the 82nd toll plaza all with 95 you are squeezed down by a few lane's it should be picked u

saturn aurora and the list goes on and on. also some from among those recalled, and subaru tahoe. pg&e customers will be getting a $60 credit on their electricity bill. half coming with your april bill. it's hoped they will use their savi savings on energy efficient lights and appliances. >> it's opening day of the baseball season. there is southern california three marines found they were stabbed early sunday. this happened in huntington beach after end of spring training game. three years ago today giants fan brian stow was critically beaten in the season opener. two men pled builty to the crime. iets opening day at 2014 baseball season. fans invited to watch action on at and t park. >> and it's a sellout but they will throw the first pitch? workers doing their part to get the field ready. it's covered and rain being pushed into the >> we have a party with best friends >> rain is very ugly today. we're still here to put out the day. >> the game first of three series >>> a county park ranger recovering after a tree limb knocked him on the head, send sending him to the hospital. a

that was after the aurora shootings, after the newtown shootings, at a point in which one would think the public would be behind strengthening that control. do you think others back the gun control measures? >> i don't. i think what happened in colorado is extraordinarily unique. keep in mind, in my recall election, nearly 80% of the registered voters did not cast a ballot. it was at a bizarre time. it was a special election that nobody really was paying attention to. everybody figured, he's going to be fine because we know he believes in the community and he does the right things. and people just didn't show up. they were able to eliminate mail-in ballots. the early voting centers, three of four of them are outside my district, and i live in a poor district where people have to take the bus to vote. so they did a good job of suppressing the vote. i don't think people are really taking a close look at what's happened, and say, wow, if you support gun safety, you're going to end up losing your political career. i don't think generally that's true. certainly it was true to me. but it fi

but david bulches has completed his sentence and is living outside denver in aurora, colorado. >> ihallway. >> i am done. bulches has seen a number of changes to his life since leaving lieman. he has found love with his new girlfriend, beth hendrickson. the most surprising change is how his appearances on lockup have made him a sensation. >> look on the internet. type up tattooed eyes and find out who pops up. i do. since i've gotten out of prison, i see somebody every single day, at least two or three times a day, that have asked me about my eyes. >> look at your eyes. >> right on, man. >> that's pretty cool. >> they are tattooed. >> they are tattooed. >> your eyeballs? >> yeah, see. >> oh. wow. >> i've got stopped on the street. people are like, you are the guy. i have had a couple people ask for autographs. i ain't no celebrity, you know what i mean. yeah, i've been on tv. i'm on the internet but i'm just me. >> they look at my eyes and they are like -- >> they are scared of you. >> we are constantly getting stopped. i saw you on tv. can i get my picture taken with you? that's something

there was columbine before your s and aurora and yours to name a few, and no major reforms, and help us to set the stage for somebody who is affected by this and who is working in the gun fight. what is going on and where are we in terms of it and the nra? >> well, i think that this effort for common sense gun safety legislation is at a strongest point it has been at since the jim and sarah brady were doing this in the 1990s. and so now we will have mayors against illegal guns, and we have close to 1,000 mayors and chapters of moms lobbying in the capital for the first time and changing the equation not only with the $50 million for the campaign, but mark and gabby giffords fund raising with the superpacs to change this dynamic issue that has been stuck so long. and the officials elected today were the ones before newtown, and we need several major election cycles to pass, because the elections and the calculations are different in the politicians minds, because if you poll, you will see that 90% of the public supports a background check. and that is before newtown. >> and now, put t

they have fort hood, aurora, newtown, tucson as well. the president said these americans didn't die on a foreign field of battle, they were killed here on american soil in the heart of this great state and great american community. those are the thoughts in the mind of the president and of his advisers right now as they hear news of anothert shooting taking place in an american community and on an american military base. >> and the fact that it is the second one at the same military base. stand by, keep trying to get more information about what the white house is being informed about. i want to bring you back in here a little bit. when you hear the situation, to go back, the fbi now being on the scene assisting military personnel, the uniform military police, what is their capabilities of investigation? how much do they need the fbi to basically speed up what you used to do for a living, profiling the situation and trying to get an idea of who these guys are? >> in this case you have considered a crime on a government reservation. the fb

and latern in aurora in sandy hook. he came and helped with the narrative. i was disappointed in our federal government's ability to act on the certain rules that we needed to change, specifically -- >> specifically change in the gun laws. >> specifically changing the gun laws. running for u.s. congress. he is planning to challenge the former republican vice presidential candidate paul ryan in a district where voters are very attached to their guns. as is the prospective democratic congressman himself. a visit to the local firing range, his call for universal background checks on gun owners falls on polite, but deaf ears. >> it is absolutely too expensive, too difficult, and effectively -- an effect only good guys like you and i. -- butwhat if it affects what of its other affects? this man still need constant care. it is not just cowboys and indians and games. it is fuel to keep going and keep striving for the change we need. >> the medical challenge is huge for punjab singh, but it is a this political battle that man now faces. he is hoping that a drive to

you look at military bases, you look at aurora, colorado, movie theater there was a sign that said this is a "gun-free zone." is it time to stop with the gun-free zone? >> no. i think america should be a gun-free zone. i'm amused you are so quick to run away from the easy availability of guns having some responsibility in all these tragedies. you are going to have people -- wayne made a great point. about half the country oftentimes has mental issues at some point during their lives. what you want to do -- i'm the libertarian on this show. you want to get in everybody's life, start telling people what they can do or can't do because of their mental condition. you are going to stigmatize anybody who's gone through a depression. i think that's wrong. >> the libertarian says follow the second amendment which is the right to keep and bear arms. michelle, we are told not to judge the whole muslim religion because of a couple of lunatic islamic radicals. is one not judging every gun owner by four or five or ten lunatic gun owners? >> that is exactly what he is doing. we shouldn't be punishing

virginia tech, columbine, the aurora ater shootings, i have had to face that question so often.tually one of the things that i have learned is that we should speak very slowly. you go back to the story of job in the bible. here is a guy who everything bad could happen to him and he did not deserve it. his friend showed up and we kind of laugh about these friends now. we call him his comforters. if you read it carefully they were so moved i what happened. they sat down in silence for seven days and seven nights. it is when they opened their mouths that the problem started. one of the things i found is that we want to say for well-intentioned motives for people often cause more harm than good. if you come into quickly with explanations you made you more harm than good. that is advice to us. the family, the friends, help -- fellow human beings. what do you say to them with these hard questions they have. not had questions, -- head questions, heart questions. >> as a christian, one of the things the church has done wrong looking -- look like the bad guy. he is pulling strings and st

a fund raised more than man newtown, connecticut, aurora, colorado, and new tech university combined.in 60 days, 100,000 donors from around the nation contributed $61 million. >> reporter: and this year, the security, the visitors, the media are expected to spend a record $175 million which the mayor would trade in a heartbeat. >> today is not about the money. it's about the spirit of this race. >> reporter: this year's marathon is a major strive to restore the spirit the world has come to love. scott cohn, nightly business report, boston. >> they don't say boston strong for nothing. >> no, they don't. >> that's it for us tonight. >> have a great evening, everybody, and we hope to see you back here tonight. [quirky instrumental music] ♪ >> morning, tim. >> we've got disco balls this year, all the beer you can drink, two glasses of white wine, a band, and all for a tenner.

a fund raised more than man newtown, connecticut, aurora, colorado, and new tech university combined.in 60 days, 100,000 donors from around the nation contributed $61 million. >> reporter: and this year, the security, the visitors, the media are expected to spend a record $175 million which the mayor would trade in a heartbeat. >> today is not about the money. it's about the spirit of this race. >> reporter: this year's marathon is a major strive to restore the spirit the world has come to love. scott cohn, nightly business report, boston. >> they don't say boston strong for nothing. >> no, they don't. >> that's it for us tonight. >> have a great evening, everybody, and we hope to see you back here tonight. >> welcome to "film school shorts," a showcase of the most exciting new talent from across the country. experience the future of film, next on "film school shorts." >> "film school shorts" is made possible by a grant from maurice kanbar, celebrating the vitality and power of the moving image. and by the members of kqed. [ slow klezmer music plays ]

and victims of the aurora, colorado and virginia tech shooters, boston marathon bombings and families of 9/11. during his three years in this role, feinberg's empathetic and practical approach to a seemingly unsolved problem brought him praise. >> he'll have meetings, try to reach out. he does it in a way that's fundamentally therapeutic. he's not someone who uses a mathematical formula. he doesn't attempt complete decision >> reporter: he isn't above reproach as overseer for victims fund for b.p.'s deep water horizon oil spill, the critics krit said he held his company's interests above theirs in a statement feinberg said he'd draw on past experience. experience that's focused on answering the thorny question of what a life is worth. for "nightly business report," i'm mary thompson. >> still ahead, nearly 26 million u.s. children and adults have diabetes. and today a promising new drug to fight and to control it. it sent shares of one company up 70%. >>> many of us already use amazon.com to buy things we use in the kitchen, bathroom, bedroom. now the online retailer is taking direct

>> reporter: nothing that that kind of humanizes them like this one, scott carpenter showing the aurora candy. this is an interesting piece of wap wall art, isn't it? >> this is the right side pilot's control panel from a space shuttle simulator, and you can actually -- >> reporter: may i? >> please. >> reporter: that interactive wall art went for $4,800. and the spacesuit, even though it never went to space, the final bid was an astronomical $35,000. safe to assume the new owner is over the moon. don dahler, cbs news, new york. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," new developments in the search for the malaysian airliner and a closer look at the technology involved in the ocean search. >>> plus, the late night talk show wars. we'll see why l.a.'s mayor is lobbying to bring the late show to the west coast. >>> and actor brooklyn decker joins us in the studio. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> go

. >> what do you tattoo on aurora? >> she had a sun tattoo. why covered it up with a sun flower and we added some sun flowers and doing some butterflies. >> what should we do on me, kate? >> what would you like? >> probably something surfing. >> how about the fox logo? >> the fox logo, she is going to tattoo the fox logo on me. absolutely, i'm sure of the bosses would like that. >> lots of awards handed out during the convention. prizes for most original tattoo and best back piece. >>> okay, everyone. here is what is being hashed out right now. i mean right now. all on board amtrak and that includes your pets. time magazine amtrak will soon lou pets on board for a fee. starting next week, passengers can pay $25 to bring some pets on board trains. pets have to be on carry on case. pilot program illinois from trains from chicago to quincy. enews tweeting get ready to hand jive a live greece musical is coming to fox. danny and sandy are back on the heals of nbc success, fox is planning to live musical performance of greece. the stars will grease.

humanizing the astronauts-- photographs, like this one, of astronaut scott carpenter showing the aurora. this is an interesting piece of wall art, isn't it? >> yes. this is a right-side pilot's control panel from a space shuttle simulator and you can actually -- >> reporter: may i? >> yes, please. >> reporter: that interactive wall art went for $4,800. >> you may never see this again. >> reporter: and the spacesuit? even though it never went to space, the final bid was an astronomical $35,000. it's safe to assume the new owner is over the moon. don dahler, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org bay >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> thousands of police recruits have trained here and it's been around for decades. but now this bay area police academy is being evicted. kpix 5's len ramirez is in san jose where the city is already struggling to retain its officers. >> reporter: that's right. this

they were honored by those who lost loved ones in the aurora movie theater.hey say it helps to embrace victims of other tragedies. >>> hurricane carter died this morning. the famous middle weight boxer gained international attention in 1966 after he was wrongfully convicted for a triple murder in new jersey. he spent almost 20 years in prison before being let go in 1985 after years of appeals. carter died in his sleep early this morning in toronto. he was 76 years old. >>> all right, it is a small meal but it came with a super price tag. customers at a del taco in ventura county they were charged thousands of dollars all for a few tacos. it happened to about 1,000 1,000 people at the restaurant. one man says that his wife's meal that was supposed to cost about $10 cost them a lot of money. >> it put a damper on my life because that was a lot of money. >> it was a lot of money. the cause of the technical error is currently unknown. >>> an emotional return to the finish line. >> i thought i was back there, i felt all the emotion. >> what the bay area's mother s

. >> two engineers developing a headband called the aurora.hnology would essentially let a person control their dreams. it works by monitoring brain waves and body movements, giving audio visual cues while a person sleeps. those cues let a person know they're dreaming and allow the mind to take over control. this is also known as lucid dreaming. >>> well, talk about getting stuck in traffic. we want to tell you about a car, a very interesting car, and how it ended up there. >> and piano man billy joel giving some elementary school kids the surprise of a lifetime. >>> take a look. first the good, billy joel surprises students at a school on long island, new york, showing up to their spring concert that featured the piano man's songs. the principal invited him to come. >>> the bad, a reporter investigating just how bad street crime is in brazil, quickly gets the answer during this live interview. a young thief attempting to swipe a gold necklace off the woman's neck ran away empty handed. >>> talk about getting stuck in traffic. a driver in chin

of of columbine came together yesterday and they were joined by other families and friends in the aurora'soting at the theater two years ago. >>> a boxer has past away. boxer ruban hurricane carter died of complications from prostate cancer. he was wrongly convicted of a triple murder in 1966, he spent almost 20 years before finally being let go. carter died in his sleep in toronto, he was 76-year-old. >>> one year after the boston marathon bombings. the bay area runners are eager to cross the finish line. >> i cannot imagine what it will be like tomorrow. >> what they say this race means to them. >>> a stabbing early this morning in a place where shark fans are gathering tonight. tonight what police and patriots saying. coming up. >>> one night, four stabbing victims. investigator investigating the attack. any signs of what happened last night? >> reporter: no, not really. the restaurant is behind me over there bordered by the wood panel rozzelling. people we talked to were stunned to hear that this area was a crime seen this morning >> the community bar and restaurant was back open today

photo of he obama and mark udall in an ad they had just been grieving with families affected by the aurorang. they then changed the ad. misstep from an organization that played into democratic criticism. >> joan that -- jonah i was going to pick as winner robot president obama bowed to but i will pick b.b. netanyahu. he walked away from negotiations he didn't want to do because a boss decided to join up with hamas. the loser is cliven bundy and a lot of the people who invested so heavily in him in the beginning before they found out some of the things that he says and believes which are not helpful to his cause. >> a lot of email about that panel on that last night. that's it for this panel. stay tuned to see the administration's most recent obamacare push. >>> finally tonight, president obama claims the white house did not make a hard sell with the rollout of obamacare, jay carney at the white house podium said the same thing. one late night show found some interesting footage from monday'ser egg roll. >> six months ago today, a big part of the affordable care act kicked in healthcare.gov

it's 51 at midway. 49 the bartlett. 49 in aurora. morris is reading at 50. across the area we are in the forties and fifties. most areas have seen the cloud cover. yesterday we had fall. we have potential for fob especially in areas that clear out. the dew point is there so the air is release saturated. elsewhere we have low ceiling and certainly some overcast conditions as a travel up to the rockford area. we have a low pressure system that has been with us since sunday. another day left in that it won't break down and move away until thursday. this pattern continues. rinse and repeat. showers and sunshine. we do have some thunderstorms back in the forecast tonight we're back down to 41. thursday we have a chance of rain. friday we are at 52. >> still ahead, tips ahead of your first pitch at the white sox game he's ready. >> i don't know if you want any tips for us but he will be getting them. and daniel craig has a project for the white house. >> and who is looking to buy the clippers after donald sterling is banned for life. ♪ oh-oh, oh, oh, la, la-la, la

it's 30 in waukegan. 41 at the lakefront. 35 in aurora. temperatures are fairly mild for this time of the day. there is some cloud cover across the region but not too much. it's going to be a nice and sunny day. wind out of the west- southwest between 5-15. they will climb more later today. 64 degrees is the high temperature this afternoon. clouds will increase tonight. breezy and cool down to 46. we have the chance of rain later in the day. much of thursday is a keeper. friday we make 61. sunshine as we get through the work week. warmer temperatures in store for the weekend. that's in the forecast. >> still ahead, where doctors are getting huge payouts for medicare. >> and a major internet bug. and what's to blame for the rising price of bacon? >> and we will tell you about the honor bestowed on the batkid... bob barker % tips to keep your grosz tight. take everything out of the garage and look at it as a blank canvas. decide what to keep and what to donate and what to throw away. next, a group like items together so they are always easy

the aurora movie theater, 12 killed in that shooting. that raises the question, what about examples that we have of instances where people did have weapons and actually were able to stop it? one of the big stories coming out of last night at ft. hood was the military personnel. the shooting went on for 15 to 20 minutes until the shooter ivan lopez was confronted by a military police woman and it was at that moment that he took his own life. look at what has happened here as we look at five separate examples. january 2014, alabama dollar general store. in this particular case, a man with a concealed carry permit shot an armed robber. lives were saved. december 2012, a texas movie theater. a gunman was shot by an off-duty police officer working in that case. again, lives saved. move on again, oregon, in the town center, in that particular case, a security guard shot himself. not a gun-free zones. guns in cases -- more guns, less crime because there's a potential to stop a gunman. moving on, colorado church in december 2007, a gunman was sh

cooler tomorrow. 43 at o'hare. 40 in joliet. 42 in aurora. bartlett is down at 41. a bit cooler down to the south and on the flip side of lake michigan. dry conditions across our area. there will the cloud cover. the of the lookout for that. not much sunshine as a friend comes our way. the front will bring the slight chance of showers. just a small chance. here is the 3 day forecast here tomorrow, 54, sat. we make 64 was sunshine. >> still ahead, a popular hollywood director is being sued for sexually abusing a teenage boy. >> a look at a haunted highland that up for sale. and what christ bearer did and has a lot of people asking why. >> good morning. it's me. here i am in ohio at kings island. this is my super bowl today because i am going to get on this ride. the record-breaking roller- coaster here at the island. we will tell you about it and talks to everybody here will have that in just a bit.marcus is living >> he has been talking about this for like two years. >> now he is there at kings island in ohio. >> i have never seen you smile so big. >> i have never b

four degrees cooler to aurora. you'll need your heavy coat this morning but this afternoon is a different story. we will be dry. temperatures will jump up a bit. today's high 52. typical high is close to 60. it will be windy. 30-35 mi. per hour wind. tonight not as cold mostly cloudy. tamara's high temperature up to 57. clouds will be on the increase. chances of rain later in the day. friday, morning low of 36. 49 degrees for the afternoon hi. >> still ahead ... new video shows the largest meeting of al- qaeda in years. we'll have reaction. and -- the signs ukraine may be headed for a civil war. suburban man trying to bowl a perfect game ... backwards. and -- *pharrell is trending this morning, over what he did during an interview with oprah. we'll show you. >> don't feel bad yesterday i called mc hammer the wrong name. caught in a tub is easier than you think, strip out the old caulking completely, clean the area and try it. load up the gun with pure silicone caulking. use a steady stream of the move across the ed

right now it's 31 and bartlett. 35 in aurora. down to decaled its 34. temperatures will take their time but today we will reach 50. satellite composite shows cloud cover grain to the north and south all will miss us. later today we have showers moving through. generally it will be light. nothing too heavy. a cold front pushing through the region close to 7:00. it will eventually drop the temperatures but not by much. the showers will continue into a warm morning and then it will be a nice day. 49 degrees coming cloudy. 37 was scattered showers continuing. tonight's slow down to 37. mar we make 48. when say we hit 48 was sunshine. >> we do have a stall on the kennedy causing a delay along with construction. all at montrose with the left lane block. it should be picked up quickly. volume is still light. even construction in bound between north and ohio not causing any big delays. it's taking out three right lanes picked up about 45 minutes. until then you may get a squeeze through there. the rest looks good. nice try road conditions. >> happy monday. let'

down to aurora its 48. geneva is in the upper 40's. our radar shows rain moving back into the county's. it will continue to press in from the south. its light rain. we will see lots of stories about these powerful damaging and even deadly tornadoes and thunderstorms down to the south. fortunately most of it will be just the old grain coming with under. today's high temperature 57. good chance of rain. tonight we're back down to 49. wednesday we're back up to 60 degrees. >> still had, sarah palance policy on water boarding. >> and the recent controversy surrounding the clippers owner. marcus has the story. >> thousands of copies of the worst video game of all time found. we'll tell you where. >> hear how smart tips for you homeowners. to seal the driveway crack sweep the area with a broom. the crack is why the main need a ride. use a caulking gun to apply asphalt sealing compound fillets completely. it's ok if it rises above the edge of the driveway. smoothed over the seal and allowed it to drive. it will fade to match the rest of your

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aurora is at 58. here's our precipitation, early this morning we are dry. the rain will move back in around 9:00 a.m.. right now we have mostly wet roads across the region. light showers are moving up across portions of northern counties. there will be more rain coming. even potentially a thunderstorm before lunch. then the rain and snow line will drop. and we are expecting to see off and on snow showers for this evening into tonight. it starts around 11:00 p.m.. here we are at 5:45 a.m.. north of chicago near o'hare we have snow showers coming true. by 9:00 p.m. snow showers across the entire region. that's when this will start to stick. just a grassy accumulation about 1 in. or less. computer models show a high number is around dekalb. much of that will melt. 42 degrees this afternoon hi. temperatures will drop this morning. snow ending with 1 in. or less tonight. 44 degrees on tuesday. wednesday we make 53. >> a quick look at the flashing lights we have outside. not necessarily seen any major problems but this could cause a delay as missy more cars built

aurora is reading of 44. bartlett is at 44. 49 at o'hare. what is happening is the cold front is coming through and is rushing in from the north and west. the good news is the rain. we did have a bit of thunder and lightning it will get its way of your early. 50 degrees by 5:00. 9:00 we are at 45. tomorrow we had the potential for showers and a chance for rain through wednesday is high. 45 is our high on wednesday. 48 on thursday. >> we're looking good on the roads. no big delays. construction should be picked up soon. we will have more on that coming up. >>frankie knuckles has died. he was known as the godfather of chicago house music that flooded the club scene in the 70's and 80's. he would go on to work with major artists like michael jackson, whitney houston, and depeche mode. *house music got its name from the music that knuckles played at the warehouse dance club. a stretch of jefferson street, between jackson and madison, was named after him ten years ago. knuckles was 59 when he died at his home yesterday. a cause of death was not r

. >> let's take a look at the day. 41 degrees right now. 41 of midway. 38 and juliet. 31 in aurora.areas are clearing out across the northern half of the viewing area. cooler temperatures this morning. some areas could drop into the 20s. not a cool day. high in the low '40's with rain coming our way tonight. the stationary front brings some springlike weather. off and on the showers beginning tonight. tomorrow we have the 70 percent chance of rain. into friday we have that rain changing over to amex of snow. 36 tonight. a storm possible south of chicago. 45 tomorrow. friday back to 50. >> still ahead, marcus takes us to a trendy new restaurants. >> and a freak accident during a ceremonial patch. a last-minute surge helped the white house meet its enrollment goal for the affordable care act. president obama announced yesterday seven million people signed up for coverage on federal or state exchanges. healthcare-dot-gov received five million visits on deadline day, while two million people reached out to the call center. not everyone who selected a plan has paid for it yet. a man went

in fact, that photo was actually taken at a hospital after the aurora movie theatre shooting. two years ago. families of the victims were outraged that a group replaced the photo calling it an unfortunate oversight. but a bigger problem is nonstop deception from this group. today, "the washington post" fact checker gave the colorado ad two pinnochios for misleading claims. and as part of a long pattern of mistruths. but despite all the deception, it's not working. new polling showss support, eve from red states. southerners may not like obama care, but they also don't want to repeal it. so what happens now? what comes next from the far right groups? joining me now is david corn, washington bureau chief for mother jones. thank you for being here. good to be with you tonight. >> what's behind this deception? >> they're going to keep pounding the obama care drum until it's raw and bloody up until election day. it doesn't matter what the facts are. it doesn't matter even what the polling shows to a large degree. their base takes it as a theological article of faith that obama care

east aurora grad, ryan boatright pulls up for a jumper as the shot clock expires... he scored 14 points while shabazz napier led all scores with 22. connecticut wins 60-54... their fourth title in school history. now for a look at the rest of the day's sports, here's dan roan. good morning. as expected the bulls reached into the path for some help during the playoffs. bridgeport is in for the troops. he will be in uniform when they take on the timber wolves on wednesday. he will need any orientation. he was a key role player a few years ago. a good defender. always good on the baseline. he should fit right in off the bulls' bench. >> he can pick things up quickly because he has been here before and he did a great job when he was here before. i think he has to respect of his teammates. we know he will be ready if we need him. we won't be afraid to throw him in. >> and he's a player that will give 110%. he's going to do the things to win. i try to play as hard as i can on defense. if i do that i can help the team out. >> notre dame and you'll receive connecticut tonigh

not at columbine, but more than 13 years later at the movie theater shooting in aurora, colorado.ter. and in the hours after the shooting, he realized that an acquaintance that was close to some of his best friends was possibly among the 12 victims who had been killed. he joined his friends as they waited for news in the apartment. if it was bad, sam knew they'd need a lot of emotional support. >> i was like, there's got to be a way i can help. i know what they're going through. and i knew, and i think they knew, too, that we were just sort of waiting around for the worst phone call ever. >> the call, when it came, was devastating. >> and, yeah. my friend got on the phone and you could just sort of see it in his face, what he was being told. and he hangs up the phone. he looks at me, and he just shakes his head. and i, i lost it. >> violence had touched you again. >> yeah. and then i felt like i needed more help than any of them. there's, there's just like nothing i can do. and i hate that i can't, i wasn't able to be there the way i thought i was able to be there for them. >> thi

we look at the temperatures it's 37 degrees in waukegan. 43 at o'hare. 39 at the lakefront. 42 in aurora. cooler in joliet. don't expect the temperatures to move too much. we will be stuck pretty low for most of the day. thunder and lightning to the south. in moving towards pontiac right now. the good news is this is not a widespread severe event. the severe weather is down to the south. today's high will be 42. showers early and late. tomorrow we are 52. mostly sunny high of 48. >> and everything is looking good. a bit of construction but not causing many delays. no accidents to report. >>four people are dead after a mass shooting at fort hood. the shooter was an iraq veteran being treated for mental health issues. tonya francisco is in the newsroom with the latest. tonya? who officials say shot himself in the head after he was confronted by police. he has been identified as 34 year old specialist ivan lopez, married with a 3 year old daughter. he served 4 month in iraq back in 2011 and was at ft. hood undergoing treatment for mental health issues. >> the attack happened around 4:00 p.m

this is in aurora. emergency responders cutting the driver out of the car putting the person right into the ambulance. no word on what caused the crash. >>> an 18-wheel tractor-trailer topples into a pennsylvania home. the homeowner saying she just opened the door just in time to it see it barreling right into her living room. listen to this. >> just as i was opening it, the door started shaking a lot. and i ran out the door because i saw white coming at me. the house shook profusely, very loud noise and grinding. >> police say another car cut the driver off causing him to lose control. fortunately no injuries there. >>> a strange twist in the michigan race to replace retiring senator carl levin. some democrats are claiming republican candidate is anti-woman. now she has an ad mocking them. >> congress gary peters and his buddy ant you to believe i'm waging a war on women. really? think about that for a moment. >> the latest polling average shows land and peters less than one point apart, a virtual tie

. >> the school in connecticut, gun-free movie theater in aurora. remember the sign posted no guns. become targets for wackos. time to take the gun-free zone zions down. >> are you suggesting that it wouldn't happen? >> i am suggesting it would happen with far less frequent. >> i if you look at our building, media, well-paid talking heads are more protected than our military. that seems idiotic. >> and our students and children around america. >> yeah. >> i also think that in addition to the question about whether guns should be on base that -- that the root cause of the mental health problem in the country is still one that a year later, everybody says we're going to talk about it. talk about it for two weeks and nobody actually ever puts forward policy solutions. veryisisisturbingly in the "wal street journal" on saturday there's an editorial about the mental health division at the health and human services department and how it just wastes a ton of money that could have helped people like the adam lanzas of the world or maybe this individual that ends up killing many more people,

she said no but don't suspend him. 53 degrees right now. 63 at o'hare. 56 in waukegan. 55 in the auroras is 57. a typical high is 60. yesterday's high was 79. that felt pretty good. today we have showers and thunderstorms making their way into the region later this afternoon. the chance of rain increases with each hour. here's what's happening. big news as we have a cold front out to the west. it will move through later today. it arrives here around 7:00 p.m.. the head of that we have the chance of rain going up to 50% and into the evening there is to just a good chance of showers and storms. the low will move away. tomorrow we are in between systems. rapid-fire pattern this week. the next system comes in on wednesday britain as the chance of showers and storms. 75 degrees today. the afternoon showers and storms are likely. tonight we go back down to 43. clouds break up after the evening but up to tuesday we hit 56. when say we have a chance of rain. high temperature of 55 degrees. >> so far pretty light on the roads. we do have a fire in lombard. when roosevelt near myers. police are c

. >> jared ash is an out of work mechanic from aurora who is hoping missouri expands medicaid. >> i'mble to provide for my family. >> i'm in favor of the affordable care act, and i was excited when it came. i thought maybe i will finally be able to get insurance. >> but the most inexpensive plan costs as much as she makes in a month. >> she makes too much to qualify for medicaid, but too little to qualify for discounted plans in the marketplace. >> it just makes me feel like how am i supposed to get help? >> the help is right there waiting for her. the only thing standing in the way is politics. but today, more signs democrats are going on offense. that's next. cut! [bell rings] this...is jane. her long day on set starts with shoulder pain... ...and a choice take 6 tylenol in a day which is 2 aleve for... ...all day relief. hmm. [bell ring] "roll sound!" "action!" i'm j-e-f-f and i have copd. i'm l-i-s-a and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way of hosting my book club. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase a

alongside president obama in an ad, using footage from obama's visit to the state after the deadly aurora movie theater shooting in 2012. but even without that kind of tasteless mistake, opponents of obamacare are finding, the wind is no longer at their back. joining me now, former governor of vermont, and former chairman of the nc, howard dean. he is now a consultant at democracy for america. what do you think of the thesis? that we have finally -- everyone's been saying this from the beginning, bill clinton, all the house democrats, senate democrats saying, pass it, it's going to be rough, people aren't going to like it, you get it there, people start having health insurance, the politics are going to change. and i, myself, have not wanted to undersell how much people don't like the law. the polling says they don't like the law. you've got to listen to people. i think it's starting to change now. >> i think that's right, and i think it was predictable. you know, by the time they get done with this, in the next few months, roughly, one out of 20 americans are going to be insured through