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michael loria is a reporter with the chicago sun times and hejoins us now from chicago.k you so much for joining michael, thank you so much for joining us, and it looks like you're in the bitter cold as well. you had a really busy day today, avenue, covering the story from chicago 0'hare airport and also a rail station. so just tell us about your day. we can see what the weather is like when you are at. ., , ., , weather is like when you are at. ., , , ., ., at. for sure. it has been a lot of moving _ at. for sure. it has been a lot of moving around. _ at. for sure. it has been a lot of moving around. i - at. for sure. it has been a lot i of moving around. i was working mainly out of chicago 0'hare airport today, which is a major hub for the rest of the midwest, and we are about 500 flights have been cancelled so far. i met a lot of families from all over. i met a set of grandparents, who were trying to make it back to iowa with their youngest granddaughter in tow. they had a flight cancelled last night, and then another today. they told me it's been crazy. the last i ch

if you know, if that is in chicago, not the best neighborhood. really violent. lot of shootings, a lot of killings. >> anaiya, raised by a single mother, is the youngest and only sibling to enroll in college. but there was no money to pay for it. >> the education, me getting my education, that's my way of getting out. >> what are we going to do? pull out a piece of paper for me. jessica: but now when i, it doesn't have to rely on the military to pay for school. she recently learned her tuition at chicago state has been covered. >> it's hard to persist when you have all this family trauma at home. >> the money coming from the new nonprofit hope chicago, co-founded by wealthy entrepreneur pete kadence. >> there is no time to wait. kids are getting killed every single day in the south and west side. jessica: please made hundreds of millions of dollars selling cannabis. he is out making it his mission to get back. the last couple of years, he has paid tuition for high school graduates in his hometown of toledo, ohio, and their parents. >> poverty is multigenerationa

for black ice on the roads and those plummeting temperatures the high here in chicago today, 33. tomorrow, it's 2 brutal conditions sweeping the country during the holiday homestretch. tonight, a withering white christmas courtesy of a monster winter storm delivering brutal winds and dangerous flash freezes during the heart of the holiday season >> i mean, it's cold. but when it's negative 20, it's just another level. >> it sucks. i hate it. >> reporter: the system forecast to transform into a bomb cyclone overnight. coast to coast, 105 million people, nearly a third of the u.s. population are under winter weather alerts. with blizzard warnings now in ten states, states of emergency declared in six. >> i encourage everyone, everyone, please heed the local warnings it's not like a snow day, you know, when you were a kid this is serious stuff. >> folks, if we don't take it seriously, we will lose loved ones. >> reporter: winds expected to approach 100 miles per hour knocking out power in parts of portland, oregon outages stacking up from the west coast to the plains and south as a

they were headed to chicago. they said they moved the flight up in hopes that they could beat that weather on the way to chicago. they say they may be one of the lucky ones. >> my dad texted me and he was, like, i don't think you'll make it if you come on friday. we're like, yeah, maybe we should change our flight. we did. otherwise we wouldn't be able to be in chicago with our family for the holidays. >> reporter: airport officials are urging everybody to check their flight status before you head to the airport. don't waste your time showing up if it's canceled or delays. they're also saying pack extra clothes, snacks, pack your patience and be prepared to wait because there are going to be significant delays and cancellations thanks to all this weather. jose? >> i thank you all for being with us this morning. >>> we're also following breaking news on capitol hill. the senate has finally reached an agreement on a government funding bill just ahead of tomorrow's deadline to avert a shutdown. right now, senators a

omar jimenez is in chicago. first we'll head to britley for the conditions. >> that arctic air pushing down into texas and through the ohio valley and southeast. we have actual temperatures below zero. des moines, 9 below. that's fahrenheit. when we factor in the wind, that's what counts. the wind chill. what it feels like to your skin. 39 degrees below zero. wind gusts in indianapolis, 41 miles per hour. sustained winds near 30 miles per hour and only expected to get stronger as the snow deepers over the great lakes. hence, the wind chill warnings in effect across the great plains and texas and ohio valley and slowly moving in to new england. as that front moves through, expect many of us to be below freezing for many hours. jackson, mississippi, 84 hours. that's your forecast to be below freezing which means we could wind up with freezing pipes if we're not careful. 65 degrees, that's where your house needs to be set at least, if not warmer. open up the doors to where the pipes are and also make sure you're dr

i tell you what chicago sometimes but this out earlier a 16-year-old boy in chicago had a hearing beforeapons charge and the same day he left when they put him on electronic monitoring and said go home, you will be fine. he went out, carjacked a lyft driver and come back and shot a guy. stood over his body and shot him. so they better get right with the city of chicago. i'm going to poll come a great guy who sees both sides. mayor lightfoot has got to go. she is ridiculous for the city. speed to strong words and keith thorton thank you for getting of with us again, great to see you. >> thank you. >> ashley: elementary school to host the first meeting of the satan club just in time for christmas. >> griff: what? parents are not happy about it and we are talking to one concerned mom right after this. ♪ ♪ ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sit

chicago look bad.tion is, is lori lightfoot encrypting the police scanners so the news media in chicago can't report the news? it kind of looks like it. and that's why a whole bunch of news outfits out there have sent letters to the mayor she will not budge. >> you walk into any newsroom, local newsroom across the country and you will see the assignment desk and all the reporters are sitting in the newsroom. we all had cubicles, our desks were facing each other so we could see each other and always hear what was going on. short across the newsroom saying this is just breaking get on the set we have got to report. this there is a shooting at the school or a bus that's overturned or whatever it might be in local news a and you can hear thos those scanners up at e assignment desk. they are getting the news in realtime so we can report it to you. because sometimes it effects you and your family. there is a letter to the fox 32 readers in chicago and it talks about how this is going to impact our ability to

alex perez in windy chicago. mola lenghi in denver. and rob marciano standing by to time it all out. >>> the images coming in today, a fire onboard the iconic staten island ferry. >>> an historic bond for sam bankman-fried. charged with what prosecutors called a fraud of epic proportions. free on a quarter billion dollars bond after making his first appearance before an american judge. his parents showing their support in the courtroom. where he's staying tonight. aaron katersky standing by. >>> the new cdc alert about a rare but dangerous bacterial infection, just days before christmas. what health officials are telling doctors and parents to look out for as family gatherings get under way. >>> president zelenskyy back home tonight in ukraine after that historic and emotional visit to the u.s. how republicans are responding to his urgent plea for more aid and weapons. >>> new tran skrichts released today from the house january 6th committee. what they reveal about the alleged pressure campaign against one key witness. jonathan karl st

why would chicago be doing that?, to be honest as chicago, former chicago police officer and firefighter i am a supporter and i have to tell you for years they've been talking about doing this here there is criminals out there that carry stuff and just like this. it is a handheld scanner device with crime at an all-time high and chicago. if we don't start encrypting some of these messages going across the radios, the criminal element is listening to everything we do. and chicago now, we have carjackings happening in broad daylight. we have robberies in daylight curing scanners with them and monitoring our police response. i'm a huge advocate for information of power, but it is also strength and media to get the message out. this is something that needed to be done for a long, long time. we are being listened to and we are being monitored. and actually ties to the police getting to the problem situations and being listened by a criminal element and chicago. >> carley: that is actually a very good point. the problem is

la situaciÓn se repetÍa en el rÍo chicago.desafiaron el frÍo para caminar. otros tuvieron que trabajar en el frÍo extremo. >> estamos hasta las 8:00 de la noche. >> hay que pagar facturas y renta. se obliga uno. >> bajo cero. estamos en chicago bien frÍos. reportera: autoridades activaron albergues. la sensaciÓn tÉrmica y los fuertes vientos han generado problemas en las carreteras y en la red elÉctrica. en dakota del sur, un tramo de la interestatal 90 fue clausurado. las autoridades rescataron a mÁs de 100 personas atrapados en vehÍculos. en wyoming, una patrulla estatal recorrÍa la carretera. en indiana, camiones removedores de nieve limpian la carretera. 150 miembros de la guardia nacional apoyar las labores. en buffalo, nueva york, la visibilidad era casi nula. miles de residentes en el paÍs estÁn sin servicio elÉctrico. residentes massachusetts y pensilvania entre los mÁs afectados. tambiÉn se ha visto impactada la entrega de paquetes postales y de fedex. fÉlix: el mal tiempo provocÓ este trÁgico accidente mÚltiple que d

if you're joining us from chicago, o'hare international, chicago midway, i know it's a huge headache for you. our friends in grand rapids, this is knocking on your door step. same sort of story in indianapolis. get ready in detroit michigan, detroit metro airport, cleveland, hopkins. when does it get here? time stamp overnight. my goodness, detroit, flint, saginaw, up to the up in michigan, it's snow. there's a ton of wind with this as well. it's the reason why blizzard conditions are expected. not to be left out, notice the east coast if you're joining us from new york, up to boston. you're going to feel this as well. it's more a rain event for you. the problem is that as the arctic front washes through parts of the mid-atlantic and northeast, everything is expected to freeze. we call it a flash freeze. so icy roads especially as we head in to friday evening and early saturday and places like nyc, up and down the i 95 corridor. things could get slippery and dicey. southwest michigan, 12 to 18 inches of snow certainly possible out of this. as we mentioned before, check out these wind

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guest: yeah, so the chicago smith is this narrow, and version of smith for two reasons.th really gets known as an economist, and as an economist who thinks self interest is the single most explanatory behavior of human beings, an economist who relies on prices and the market. so that is what i mean by the chicago school of smith, but it is also a smith that is very narrow. he has been flattened and foreshortened, and it becomes an exclusionary version of smith. in order to accept that view of smith, you have to ignore a lot of what smith said in other parts of the wealth of nations and in the theory of moral sentiments and in lectures on jurisprudence. it becomes this triumphant smith to the exclusion of a lot of the richness and diversity of a lot of smith's other works. critics have pointed this out as figures like friedman and stigler are writing about smith in this way. what i think is important especially for scholars is that the chicago version of smith becomes a problem that must be thereafter resolved and wrestled with. scholars had to do a lot in order to refute

chicago.the chicago tribune reports no corpse in the world is better prepared, according to appearance. at the same time, the president his funeral is being held in albany. john wilkes booth is killed now. i thought this a little interesting when i was down at the national funeral history museum. they had this book here from the secret. and i don't know if you can read this little card here, but it says this book essentially contains the carefully guarded truth that booth was not and executed as was believed by the public. now, i'm not one for conspiracy theories, but edwin stanton did order a photographer by the name alexander gardner to photograph john wilkes booth's remains dead. and to my knowledge, that photograph has never surfaced. so just little food for thought. we're going to jump ahead to stop seven in cleveland. this stop is notable because cleveland had the foresight to construct an outdoor forum for lincoln's viewing all the other stops. the funerals were held in. a capitol build

the truth about chicago it is a war zone the west side of chicago the murder rate the most violent city in chicago up 38% since 2019 auto theft 134% but don't worry mayor lightfoot is running for reelection imagine the audacity for reelection with the worst mayor and chicago's history and politicians of our community really cared about the residents and what they would be doing is supporting their police department in prosecuting violent criminals to the full extent and they would be doing away with bail reform and were not seen any of those, the truth of mayor lightfoot and kim fox don't give a damn about the neighborhoods they just care about furthering their ideology. >> they don't care about the police you guys are doing your job limiting women in blue are arresting people and doing detective work but as you just heard from chicago saying, were doing our job these violent criminals deserve to be in jail not industry killing people. >> you're absolutely right, the american police officer delivered historic crime reduction in the two decades prior to this crime wave and all the woke p

por esos detalles desde chicago.ro gÓmez leiva uno de los periodistas mÁs reconocidos en el paÍs. esta es la primera vez que ocurre un atentado asÍ en las calles de la capital. isa osorio tiene detalles.to >>> en ese momento escuchÉ 2 disparos. >>> esta maÑana el periodista ciro gÓmez leiva uno de los mÁs reconocidos en mexicana rro el atentado que sufriÓ ayer por la noche cuando se dirigÍa a su casa. al gueÓn me quiso matar anoche. a unos 300 metros de mi casa. >>> la camioneta quedÓ con impacts de bala en el parabrisa la carrocerÍa y la ventana del conductor. >>> me dispararon desde una motocicleta cuando regresaron el vehÍculo me dijeron que quizÁs pudieron salir disparos de otro vehÍculo este ataque fue condenado por los compaÑeros del gremio. s a cena y joaquÍn lÓpez. este miÉrcoles en su conferencia matutina el presidente lÓpez obrador arremetiÓ contra el gÓmez leiva y lo llamÓ desh deshonesto. hoy se solidarizÓ por el atentado. >>> enviarle mi apoyo a ciro gÓmez leiva. >>> de acuerdo con el secretario de segur

noticias telemundo chicago nos acompaÑa con los Últimos detalles.noches, adelante. >>> arantxa, buenas noches, hasta el momento ni la policÍa ni las escuelas pÚblicas de chicago han dado a conocer si las vÍctimas eran estudiantes del plantel educativo. sin embargo, se sabe que uno de los chicos que falleciÓ tenÍa solo 15 aÑos de edad. >>> 2 adolescentes sin vida y 2 mÁs heridos es el saldo que deÓo un tiroteo. de acuerdo con las autoridades el hecho ocurriÓ ante de las 3 de la tarde cuando los estudiantes salÍan de la escuela. >>> el superintendente de la policÍa comenta que hasta el momento no se han y dents... cerraron por unas horas el plantel educativo que cuenta con 1590 estudiantes. la gran mayorÍa son hispanos. >>> vengo de este barrio. una despierta y puede pasar. y asÍ son las cosas. no mÁs es de seguir y hablar con la juventud, decirles que nos estamos daÑando nosotros y que hay que parar la mera verdad. >>> de acuerdo con la policÍa, 2 menores de 14 y 15 aÑos, fueron impactados en la cabeza y fallecieron en el hospital. el mÉdico fo renac

at the same time, the news reporting of all of these crimes in chicago makes chicago look terrible.g the plug on that. we are now going to have to rely on city hall to give accurate numbers. >> do you trust them? >> this is orwellian censorship. literal 911 calls are going unanswered. 400,911 calls just went unanswered. we have a 30, 40, two hour wait time for police to arrive at a crime scene. so, you know, the citizens of chicago are actually their own first responders now, steve. and they need these police scanners in order to know is there a violent repeat offender out on parole standing in front of their front door with a knife or a gun or something else before they can go to the grossry store or send their kids to school or go to work. this is a problem, steve, that needs to be addressed immediately. i hope my lawsuit against lori lightfoot. i'm afraid i'm going to lose it for a lack of funding, reporter william j. kelly.com is the website if you want to support my legal defense fund this is dystopian. we are literally -- chicagoans will die. more chicagoens will die as a resu

chicago is one of the most segregated cities in america. a lot of racism. doctor king after he left her there, i am paraphrasing, if you want to know how racism is going no further than chicago and so the energies that it talk to get mayor washington elected in the early 80s took a coming together of community organizing, this is also the era, the assassination in the city, and the rainbow coalition of different groups coming together that have their identity interests but came together through our shared economic agenda. and so the hangover from those groups combined with a lot of organizing and black communities, work around local black media infrastructure, all of that was work to getting mayor harold washington elected and right now i think his name is associated with the library of people know him, what they may not realize was he was elected -- he was highly surveilled by the previous mayor, mayor daley won before he got into office because of his activism and he was part of the mayor daley machine and realized the flaws of that and moved on to challe

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chicago alderman and former mayoral candidate raimondo lopez joins us right now from chicago.d morning to you. >> good morning, steve. >> steve: that's the best they have got up there hey, be careful? >> we have seen in the last three weeks 40 violent robberies of people being assaulted. early morning by young males, roaming the streets with nothing better to do and we don't hear the mayor or the police department calling out these children, calling out their parents, calling out the community saying watch what your children are doing. pay attention. you know, we keep enabling this kind of criminals and we are seeing it get farther and farther throughout the city of chicago. people are refusing to walk alone now. they have buddy systems just to go grocery shopping. this isn't the city of chicago that i know. this isn't the city of chicago that most of us grew up. in and for us to have to deal with this now, during the christmas holiday season when everyone is trying to go out shopping, everyone is come home from parties. everyone is now a potential target because the mayor and

chicago cold it is much worse, right?ah, definitely. in my years living here there are two places i look to make me feel better about the weather. it is usually minneapolis and fargo after that. all of us know how to deal with cold and chicago especially has a huge fleet of snow trucks out on the roads, salt trucks to take care of some of the roads but it is not going to be snow that is the issue. it is trying to battle the ice and why we went to chicago's salt dome as it is known and holds about 50,000 tons of salt. we spoke to a city official who helps manage the facility. take a listen to what he said. >> we'll have over 300 pieces on the street through the end of this thing overnight to try to keep up with this snow. the goal is to keep up. we'll be fighting that wind coming at us and could be getting snow about an inch an hour. >> of course city officials have dealt with storms like this before and they really prepare all year for situations like this. what is unique here is not just snow but the wind that is going t

>> and i was like great -- i was in chicago. chicago is dark, gray, cold. mom was there, his little sister. >> kelly: that can be intimidating. >> i'm thinking -- the only thing i know about hawaii was the brady bunch, you know? >> kelly: i didn't even know that. >> generationally -- >> kelly: i didn't watch it is religiously because there were reruns but i didn't know that, but i just knew the necklace. >> the hawaiian shirts. that was brady bunch in hawaii. >> kelly: okay. i love that that's what you knew. >> tiki torches, waikiki, and my ties and sunset walks. and it was a family visit. we were in his grand parents apartment, which wasn't near the beach, you know? >> kelly: [laughs] >> we were doing jigsaw puzzles, "60 minutes" is on just like at my grandparent's house. >> kelly: you could have been anywhere. >> we were eating tuna fish off of tv trays. >> kelly: it's a quick meal. >> sweet pickles. it's going yeah! yeah. they go it was a lovely visit. in that youthful romance, i was disappointed because i thought, you know, we were just went to be he an

chicago, detroit, new york. storms in these locations could cause travel ripple effects across the country. in chicago, where they could get a foot of snow this week, officials say they're ready. >> 350 pieces of snow removal equipment, 5,000 tons of salt, and i think it was 40,000 gallons of de-icer. >> reporter: travel experts warning the combination of airlines reducing flights and pre-pandemic holiday demand mean flights are up to 95% full. that means if yours gets canceled, it can be harder than ever to rebook. >> passengers that are looking forward to that center seat being open, probably not going to see that through the traveling holidays. it's going to require some understanding on both sides, both the passenger and the airline, in order to get everybody where they need to be. >> reporter: and david, all of the major airlines say thursday and friday will be the busiest, but they're already offering free changes because of the weather. so, here's what you need to do. download the airline's app on your ph

walter: i came to argonne here in chicago as a postdoc and argonne is run by the university of chicago i was associated with the university of chicago then. our first job was working with the group at argonne national laboratory. david: so, you work there and eventually got a teaching position at the university of illinois in urbana? walter: i did. david: and you did that while you were teaching physics? walter: i went there for two reasons. i love my research but that was what i was doing good. i lived in highland park, four blocks from here. drexel avenue, you can see it. 1968, martin luther king jr. was assassinated. from where we are now, you can see the city burning and i could see it from my apartment. and it really became clear to me that i had this feeling that i was just not contributing into the civil rights movement to the degree that i felt i ought to. i was going to argonne, during my research, coming home. i had two good kids and a community, but i wanted to be more engaged. i thought if i went to a college campus where there were students, i would be more engaged in acti

what about chicago? >> chicago fares a little bit in terms of snow. ground here. the last time that we did see some snow was back in 2017. so the stats are a little bit off here. however, let's show you what the forecast is going to be for chicago. it's going to be rather chilly out there as well. i mean, we are talking about temps only in the teens here. and, what we are going to end up seeing is 13 degrees for a high temperature. overnight low 9 degrees, that's chilly. >> brian: what about cleveland? what can we expect there? >> steve: lightning round try to work in three more. cleveland, my old stomping ground. love everybody in northeast ohio. so typically they will see about one out of every two winters with some snow on the ground. i should say two out of every five. last time 2020 where they saw 4 inches. this time we could send up seeing some snow 16 degrees for a high temperature and then let's talk about minneapolis. the last time they saw snow was back in 2020. as a matter of fact, the closer you get to the canadian border the more likely y

chicago. to get rid of bail altogether. >> just as the rest of the country, new jersey is trying to walk back it's no cash bail. why? they are overwhelmed with crime. criminal justice reform. no prosecutions for certain crimes. we release people, repeat offenders into the street. bloodshed everywhere. where the murder capital of the country this year. new orleans. tragic. chicago. people shot and now you are saying we will not let the public or journalists listen to a police scanner to know where the crime is? i'm sorry, we do not have one case where a journalist somehow compromised a crime scene or in any way endangered the public. you know what endangers the public lousy prosecution. having your police walk away and no recruitment and cashless bail. we are doing the opposite here and we are suppressing public information. why? why is this an impulse. >> the mayor has an explanation. let's listen and hear. >> it is about officer safety. if it is unencrypted and there is access, there is no wa

his mother is a pretty big chicago legend. she was one of the first people to talk about as coated black language. and something that should be preserved and seen as part of how we develop our culture under the eyes of white surveillance. to have all of that and compare that in contrast that with him saying we were culturalist. that was really what i wanted to examine in the book. that is what led me too these conversations with black voters looking at pop culture. the other thing about it is i was a latchkey kid. my mom jesus said that but she was a flight attendant, my dad was a basketball coach. i was in front of the tv a lot. how i associate thing is topical memory people will randomly say this thing happened and i'll sendon that's just like the episode of saved by the bill is so once. for this that i saw it's my natural way. try to bring that to the book really drawing parallels with sync between some of the political stuff we're seeing and how that aligns with pop culture moments that may feel familiar for people or may

vivian Ávila tiene mÁs detalles desde chicago.Úan sufriendo los embates de poderoso sistema invernal, en washington la nieve cayÓ junto con el drÁstico descenso de las temperaturas y tiene congeladas las vÍas, desencadenando excelentes. en dobles, kansas, la —— hay condiciones peligrosas para los automovilistas con baja visibilidad. los conductores luchan contra la nieve y el viento, autoridades emitieron alertas con la caÍda de las temperaturas, una combinaciÓn totalmente mortal, se hecho la misma advertencia, y al igual que en wisconsin, se preparan con toneladas de sal y equipo pesado, en iowa, wyoming y nebraska se han emitido alertas de tiempo severo, incluso precauciÓn con la cabeza de ganado. no sÓlo preocupa la acumulaciÓn de nieve, sino la acumulaciÓn de rÁfagas de vientos que se esperan en las prÓximas horas. esta es la que serÁ la navidad mÁs frÍa en dÉcadas. >> muchas veces no salen a limpiar rÁpido, entonces por eso ahorita se estÁn haciendo las Últimas compras para no salir ya. reportera: camiones esparcido desde sal

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. >> thank you right to rick santelli for more on the cme and group's hq in chicago. what yield are doing, rick >> yes you know what? just today's data alone shows us how difficult this is to try to define consider market's more correct. look at today, good, bad and ugly look at the good today income and spending solid. up 7/10 and 8. >> alicia: -- 8/10s posting second negative read of the month. >>. >> reporter: look at two day of two year and realize the high water mark in early november on a yield closing basis was 472. currently at 427 look at two day of 10s and realize every maturity is now below yesterday's low yields why is that important? because yesterday was a huge day. no giveback. as a matter of fact, keep doing in the trend of lower yields and higher prices. if you look at the three month sersz ten the real recession spread, it's approaching linus 80 it's the most inverted in 22 years. all of this gets sent home by just watching behavior of the dollar simply speaking, the dollar doesn't like rates going down. it would rather have rates go up down 5% for n

desde chicago, con 40 grados bajo cero, david palomino nos amplÍa. de personas en el paÍs estÁn bajo alerta por temperaturas gÉlidas. en chicago lava temperatura mÍnima ha estado en 40 grados bajo cero. >> siento mis pestaÑas congeladas. [risas] reportero: quienes desean salir de casa deben vestir varias capas de ropa. >> traemos dos pantalones, dos chamarras, dos calcetas. reportero: para olga salinas el frÍo no es un impedimento para continuar con los preparativos. >> estÁ frÍo pero tenemos que salir. reportero: varios conductores han tenido problemas para encender sus vehÍculos. >> no tenÍa anticongelante. se congelÓ todo el sistema de enfriamiento. reportero: quienes trabajan con rÚas no dan abasto por la cantidad de vehÍculos con problemas por el hielo. ¿y cÓmo ha estado la jornada? >> hemos estado ocupados porque muchos carros se han quedado sin baterÍa. hemos tratado de echarle ganas a lo mÁs que se pueda. reportero: asÍ luce el lago michigan, con vientos de hasta 50 millas por hora. >> estamos en chicago bien frÍolentos. reportero: en esta pr

i'm adriana diaz in chicago. good night. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> with the lightning, i think it's been -- >> yep, fog and light rain. cold and wet. how long will it last? >> mask mandate may be back as the triple endemic ways on. a local expert weighs in. >>> why the chinese government is fighting former nba star and bay area native, jeremy lin. >> i just want to help out. >>> powerful story of giving back. how one volunteers past is helping her find a better future for bay area finding families. >>> wet and cold saturday night , i am brian hackney. >>> let's start with a light look outside. evening rain moving in right now. the rain causing problems on the roads with reports of 280 being flooded and drivers hydroplaning there. >> it's percent and. >> just today, in the last 12 hours. that is enough to cause some of the problems on the road. we are right on the verge of where this is kind of the rain to help but not cause too many headaches. he does advisories and warnings

chicago snow breaks out during the day by thursday evening st. louis, chicago into michigan, steady snow and the winds beginning to pick up at the same time, heavy rain from washington, d.c. up to new york city will have its own delays. then by the time we get to friday morning this is when i becomes a bomb cyclone. this is when we'll have the strongest winds and power outages. it's not really about the snow yes, we're going to get 6 to 12 inches in the great lakes. it's about the winds with this storm, and the winds will bring that cold air all the way down to the gulf coast. dallas negative 2 for friday morning by the time we get to christmas eve morning, negative windchills in the northeast and even central florida, lester, freezing cold. >> all right bill karins with our update there thanks, bill >>> now to our other top story. at least two people were killed and 11 injured when a powerful earthquake struck northern california early today, damaging roads, homes, and businesses, and leaving many still without power this evening. miguel almague

borja: abrigarse mucho, en chicago se esperan —32 grados, congelante.n la previsiÓn de frÍo extremo en muchas zonas del paÍs, ¿quiere saber cÓmo proteger estas temperaturas heladas? yo te explico. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ lo mÁs importante es asegurarse de tener en casa alimentos, agua, medicamento, linterna y baterÍa para 3 dÍas, los expertos recomiendan cubrir las ventanas complazco para que no se rompa y llenar la tina de agua, por si explota la tuberÍa o explota. vigilar signos de hipotermia, en los bebÉs, piel luminosa y piel muy frÍa, si estÁs por debajo de los 95 grados, debes ir al mÉdico, y si no puedes, lo que recomiendan los expertos es retirar la ropa hÚmeda de la persona y calentar el pecho, el cuello y la cabeza con una manta elÉctrica. si tienes que salir, siempre dicen que el efecto de la cebolla, hay que usar varias capas de ropa. mucha suerte, y desde aquÍ desde la "ediciÓn digital", ojalÁ que todos puedan reunirse con sus familiares en estas fiestas. cambiamos el tema, llueven las reacciones al conocerse que el expresidente, donald trump, no pagÓ

cbs' elise preston will start us off from chicago. evening. >> reporter: major, good evening to you. the bomb cyclone storm forecasters predicted definitely delivered. now, chicago, like many places across the country, is dealing with biting wind chills so cold, people are being told to stay indoors. tonight, a blast of cold air has pushed temperatures to dangerous lows. in chicago, 50-mile-per-hour winds and a wind chill of minus 40 is even making the usual road-clearing measures useless. the treatment isn't working. >> because we have below-zero temperatures, the salt is not having an immediate impact. >> reporter: the storm has been deadly-- at least 12 people have been killed. one driver in missouri slid off the road into a lake. >> the water froze over, so that poses a lot of challenges. >> reporter: temperatures in at least 15 states are in negative territory. denver experienced its second coldest day on record. today was the east coast's turn to take the punch. a driving ban in buffalo, and coastal flooding from massachusetts t