and, vallejo police lieutenant kevin bartlett says investigators are looking into weather or not this 48-year old man from vallejo was murdered. sot- "it's a suspicious death and we're not classifying it either at this point." the discovery was made just after 7-30 in the morning. the man was alone didn't have car. and, lieutenant bartlett says sot- "appeared to have fallen face forward and had some facial injuries." at this time, police don't know if the man is the victim of a hit and run collision. sot- "we're waiting for the coroner's reports on official cause of death. some injuries may not to be so apparent." investigators are hoping witnesses who passed through this area and may have seen something suspicious. call police to help solve this case. reporter>>:a 21-year-old man is suffering from a gunshot wound. after he was shot last night outside of the concord bart station. police say the victim was waiting for a taxi with friends. when a car pulled up in the taxicab line. they say someone from inside that car shot the man. after they got into an argument with him. the car was a

bartlett down to 3 mi.. remember use your low beams and keep enough distance between you and the car ahead of you. 26 degrees right now. 21 in kankakee. satellite and radar show we are tried today. expect a high temperature of 48 on saturday, sunday we make 50. chance of rain sunday night into monday. temperatures stay up until tuesday. >> coming up, but dramatic end to the case of the missing family in california. and where you can buy pot whether it is illegal in your state. plus, a powerful storm strikes of the west coast spring flooding and wind and outages. will tell you what was found in a one capsul in the case of the missing family in california has been solved. it ended in a dramatic standoff on a highway overpass near san diego. that's where police arrested daniel perez, and freed his four sons. perez, his wife erica and the boys vanished last friday. erica perez's body was found wednesday in the trunk of the family car. her husband is suspected of killing her and kidnapping his sons. no charges ha

bartlett is at 34. 35 by 5:00 p.m.. by 9:00 p.m. we are down to 32. 37 this afternoon becoming mostly cloudy. 36 on wednesday. i guess we should include she ra and he man in the forecast. >> compared a quick look outside and michigan avenue we have to camp road conditions. after yesterday, today should be easy. yesterday we had horrendously long troubled times. combination of all grain and i submit for slick roads. hoping for a different pattern today. no major delays. no backups on the road. will break down those traffic to in what to expect coming up. >> the flu bug has hit one school hard enough for it to cancel classes today and tomorrow. nancy loo is live in lagrange park with more.. nancy?? >> the cdc warned it would be a severe flu season and the situation here is proof of that. school ended early yesterday and koses will not resume until thursday. that is because of one fourth of the 730 students here are suffering from the flu along with a significant number of staff and building workers. administrators decided to shut ever

we have some for the spirit 35 at o'hare. 44 in bartlett. we have some falk . wind and the south and 5-15. a lot of moisture is out there. we have called and visibility is down less than 1 mi.. about 1 mi. at o'hare. fifth falk. this is for the western suburbs, that will last until 8:00 a.m.. but the good news is it will be a mild day highs near 50 degrees. he may see some drizzle out there. some lean toward the mississippi. that will be here in the afternoon. drizzle and light rain from time to time. high near 50 degrees. we fall into the '30's. light rain could mix and then 30 degrees on wednesday. no major snowstorm and no bitter cold. that's the weather. let's check traffic. >> good morning. let's start with the latest on the matra electric line. last night around 5:30 p.m. allegedly there was a drunk driver driving a semi truck who struck a pillar and the pillar supports all the overhead electrical wires. so what we are hearing and what we are seeing is a repair taking place there try to restore service to the south portion of that electric line between 93

alamo draft cinemas i'm going to give a recap of what's changed primarily we're dealing with the bartlett facade quickly to refresh this is the approved elevation in our drawings as well that will include a large stair and wall across bart let street this design doesn't address developmenttion issues they'll have to come back to include those portions of the project a quick review this is the original 1916 design for the building you e as you can see the nature it has minimal concrete ornaments there were access he letters this is the rear of the building existing commission surrender here at the site of the project that was intact at the design the last image was a 1917 edition 34re89 immediately after the original structure but not received the 1916 design that the original received it brings us to the proposed design the features are the same as the design including the staircase and exit the wall that previously ran along the wall was minute missed that's a trash enclosure and the original allow structure and far bottom right is exposed behind a wall the

there will be swinging a little for the rest. 36 of midway 35 at o'hare and bartlett. we have a wind blowing from the southwest. that means a front is yet to come across the reappeared will turn in the wind northwest and northeast. and to opportunities around here. when the southwest with a. it the water temperature is 36. >> does not doing that in a big way right now. it is going to join forces with this thing and turn into big northeast nor'easter. we will be on the backside of the system. >> that is how we're going to get this north to northeast flow down the length tomorrow. as the high pressure comes in here on wednesday we're going to get more son sean.sunshine >> that is what will warmus up later in the week. the first five days of this 15 do it temperature trend forecast will be but 2.1 degrees above normal. as to get into the weekend we could be up to 10 degrees above normal. 75 degrees above normal going into next week. next week signs of a more active parents.patterns. >> if you have dreams of a white christmas do not abandon them yet. despite the fact we do

joe bartlett who would later go onto become a marine general. he would also become a reading clerk in the house and have a very long house career. he was a page in the early 1940s. and he has reminances of the capitol basement. >> it was dank. we generated our own electricity. the capitol generated its own electricity. it was direct current. so if you brought in an old device, you probably lost it. but it was done right across the hall from the page. and it was a private school. it was conducted by e.l. kendall. he was the principal. a very spartan, baptist gentleman. i happened to like him very much, but he was straight laced. there was no doubt about that. we paid $19 ap month for tuition. and there were other maintenance problems. and there was none. completely uncommon to go in there and find that on the floor there was a puddle. and you had put down planks. we would walk in on the planks, take our seats, hold our feet up and study. it was something. >> are also descriptions of pages in their spare time going through the capitol basement wit

jeoe bartlett who would go on to become a marine general. he also would become a reading clerk in thehouse. he was a page in the 1940's. he has reminiscences off the page school and how primitive conditions were. >> we generated our own electricity. the capital generated its own electricity. if you brought an alternate current in, you probably lost it. the line of generators was constant. they were big. it was a private school. conducted by e.l. kendal. a spartan baptist children. i -- baptist gentleman. we paid $19 a month for tuition. the roof leaked. and it was not completely uncommon to go in there and find on the dffloor a puddle. you put down planks. we'd take our seats, hold our feet up and study latin. >> there also descriptions of pages in their spare time going to the capitol basement with pellet guns hunting the cat-sized rats as part of their entertainment. >> rats and pellet guns are not part of everyone's high school experience. but it's not high school if you don't have a yearbook, but very quickly, the capital page school beg

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.

we continue to see wind chill of 13 and bartlett. 13 in joliet. some light composite shows warm conditions today. no snow or rain. 33 decreased by 5:00. then the clock down to 31. mostly sunny skies are coming wednesday at 34 degrees. and others that we make 35. should i be happy or sad? warmer than it has been but colder than normal. >> it's right down the middle. say i am contributing to the whole hispanic line that the president during. we have some construction watch out for. this is where we have the closures there are rerouting the no. 8 ct a bus. we're close to seeing this pressure rep. we have bling can project that has been significant both north and south south bound we have lynn restrictions out there this should be done by friday. also included in the stretch at wells and webster. the should be some relief there by the end of the week. more hot spots on the roads coming up. >>we begin with breaking news: a wife and son of the leader of isis have been detained. abu bakr al-baghdadi is one the u-s most wanted men, with a 10 million dolla

we're using bartlett pears.cinnamon, we're going to let this cook for about 10 minutes. we add flower and it gets this slurry texture to it. it gets nice and thick. imagine it's cooking for 10 minutes. we'll put it in our baking dish. >> and i love the crisp on top. >> dylan, i am going to need your help. i want you to put that strusle topping on top. layer it on. lots of butter, flour, sugar, all the good stuff, and once dylan finishes that, we'll put it in the oven at 325. we'll cook it until it's nice and brown like this. >> thank you so much. merry christmas. always good to have you with us. just ahead. >> very quickly, david na geo tte a new grandmother. >> also, just to note on meet the press this morning, chuck todd talking about president obama's options when comes to dealing with north >>> cheap seats at levi stadium. die hard niners fans displaying their faith despite a down season. the unbelievable price fans paid to watch last night's game. >>> will it be naughty or nice? anthony slaughter will have

it's going to stay cool today and for the rest of the week. 20 degrees right now in bartlett.an keep reading at 25. decaled at 17. we know temperatures will stay colder than normal through the entire day. the wind chill feels like the degrees right now in waukegan. satellite compositors dry conditions. you will need the shovel or the umbrella. the rain stays down to the south. but a bundle up, 23 is our high. tonight we're back down to 18 degrees. some flurries potentially but nothing to write home about. mark, 35 for the high. tuesday mix of clouds and son. wednesday, 34 degrees. temperatures will be cooler than normal but we will have some time for the middle of the week. >> still ahead, see what happens when a reporter becomes part of the story at the scene of a shooting. and the special way a family is honoring the little boy who died after being hit--bit by a spider. and star wars fans are still talking about the new movie trailer. wait until you see what one fan did. marcus has trending stories coming up. >> important message for women and men ages 50 to 85. please write

half a mile and bartlett. 2 mi. and midway. mid-40s. starting of mild 44 at o'hare. wind at 5-15. cause and drizzle and light rain to the west will rise this afternoon. then we get light rain tomorrow that could mix over to what snow by the evening. rain but more widespread toward the commute. brent mar morning as well. by tomorrow afternoon the cold air will catch up. if you what snowflakes. no accumulation. the forecast for today, 50, fog and drizzle. light rain tomorrow morning may be a mixed our afternoon. clearing's and colder for the week. 32 on thursday. light snow saturday back to the '30s. >> it has been rough out there. the fog out there is what's causing the issues. we have to separate accidents on 290 outbound one semi off to the ditch at 83 and another of the ditch at lake . to be creches not far from each other. it looks like we are still dealing with all lanes down on 55. this has been there for over 30 minutes. serious accident and fall at road. the call for a medical helicopter but it could not land because of the visibility problems. the second shot 80-94 at indi

enjoyed working with, people like bill arch aer of houston, -- archer of houston, jay pickle, steve bartlett, sam hall, but none has been more beloved and none has been more effective than ralph hall. of rockwall, texas. i have some other things to say, but you i see that congressman smith is here and congressman culberson. so i'm going to put the rest of mine in the record. does mr. waxman want to speak on ralph? in that case, i'll yield one minute to mr. waxman, the chairman emeritus and current ranking member of the energy and commerce committee. mr. waxman: i thank you. i did want to take this opportunity to pay tribute to ralph hall. particularly for his early years in the house of representatives, when he was a democrat. he came on the energy and commerce committee early and we sometimes think about democrats or republicans. he became a republican. he had been a conservative democrat. but everybody on both sides of the aisle held him in the highest respect because he was a man of integrity and honesty. when he gain of you his word, you could count on it -- when he gave you his word, yo

in the house tony convey low and steve bartlett and steny hoyer. in the executive branch at the head of it all, president george herbert walker bush. attorney general dick thornburgh, boyden gray. and on the outside, people like ed roberts and marko bristo, bob kafka and the indomitable justin dart. and here, the one person who worked his heart out to bring it together, it's that staff again i tell you about. that staff. bobby silverstein. it would have never have happened without him. and so i believe that government must not be just an observant bystander to life. it must be a force for good, for lifting people up, for giving hope to the hopeless. you know, i've never had an "i love me" wall in my office. what i did have were two items on the wall by my door when i walk out to go vote or go to a committee meeting or whatever. one is a drawing of the house in which my mother was born and lived until she was 25 years of age when she emigrated to america. that small, little house was in yugoslavia. it is now sluha slovenia. that little house had a d

in the house tony convey low and steve bartlett and steny hoyer. in the executive branch at the head of it all, president george herbert walker bush. attorney general dick thornburgh, boyden gray. and on the outside, people like ed roberts and marko bristo, bob kafka and the indomitable justin dart. and here, the one person who worked his heart out to bring it together, it's that staff again i tell you about. that staff. bobby silverstein. it would have never have happened without him. and so i believe that government must not be just an observant bystander to life. it must be a force for good, for lifting people up, for giving hope to the hopeless. you know, i've never had an "i love me" wall in my office. what i did have were two items on the wall by my door when i walk out to go vote or go to a committee meeting or whatever. one is a drawing of the house in which my mother was born and lived until she was 25 years of age when she emigrated to america. that small, little house was in yugoslavia. it is now sluha slovenia. that little house had a d

listen there are members, you know like ee lana like jose bartlett, a lot of folks trying to get thingsek or so you're going to see some messaging. hopefully when we come back we can get that messaging out on both sides of the parties, both sides, and we can sit down and work it because if we don't do something, nothing is going to change if we sit down and do nothing. doing nothing is not an option. i rather take baby steps, but i rather do something than sit here and do nothing, and the american public, and i know this. every time i go home they say henry, what's wrong with you guys what's wrong with you guys, problem is we don't know how to sit down work together. >> same question i keep asking what the heck is wrong with you guys. appreciate you being on. always a pleasure. thanks. >> thank you so much. >>> we take a turn on the rundown from the family of eric garner to the streets of new york city. they decided not to indict a police officer in his death. >> he should be here celebrating christmas and thanksgiving and everything else with his children and his grandchildren, and he

>> my name is ben bartlett i'm a prosecutor. i'd like to make a couple of comments about racial disparity. and if you look at the issue of wrongful convictions, it is clear that wrongful convictions more likely affect african-americans and other minority groups. so if we we are talking about bringing an end to mass incarceration, shouldn't we be talking about how do we bring an end to wrongful convictions? and i think i'd like to -- invite d.a. vance to comment on the role of conviction integrity. thank you. >> just before we get there, before you get to the prosecutor you often get to lineups and things like that and tony has some issues that would address that first piece before we get to the prosecutor. tony? >> i don't know how i can make this short. i tell stories, unfortunately. i had to find the chief of police of san francisco who called me and said tony could you be on this list of chiefs who are against the death penalty. and i talked to my girlfriend at the time and said, can you believe he is asking me to be on the p

enjoyed working with, people like bill arch aer of houston, -- archer of houston, jay pickle, steve bartlett, sam hall, but none has been more beloved and none has been more effective than ralph hall. of rockwall, texas. i have some other things to say, but you i see that congressman smith is here and congressman culberson. so i'm going to put the rest of mine in the record. does mr. waxman want to speak on ralph? in that case, i'll yield one minute to mr. waxman, the chairman emeritus and current ranking member of the energy and commerce committee. mr. waxman: i thank you. i did want to take this opportunity to pay tribute to ralph hall. particularly for his early years in the house of representatives, when he was a democrat. he came on the energy and commerce committee early and we sometimes think about democrats or republicans. he became a republican. he had been a conservative democrat. but everybody on both sides of the aisle held him in the highest respect because he was a man of integrity and honesty. when he gain of you his word, you could count on it -- when he gave you his word, yo