one week later, the state's attorney office rejects cleo's bid for a plea deal.acing an attempted flight charge, the state says she's too risky to work with. >> sometimes even though you cooperate and we do everything we can do, it just doesn't work out. we're not the state. we're not the judge. we're not the jury. we can't control everything. we'll do our part, you do yours. if it works out, great. if it doesn't, you got to do your time. >> cleo's not going home for the holidays, and neither are 9 ,000 other inmates at county. as another long chicago winter sets in, there's no slowdown of gang or drug activity on the streets. yet, police can count on their informants to make it a season of giving year round. >> minivan going toward the drivethrough. >> got it. moving in. >> also a red car parked on the other side. somebody take that car, too. >> tonight, they've received a late christmas gift from one of their sources. >> shut the vehicle off. shut the vehicle off. you have any weapons or anything in the vehicle i should know about? mind if i take a look? go ahe

. >> cleo. >> ms. cleo, thank you very much. >> i miss ms. cleo. >> she was fantastic.versity of virginia outrage potluck. i saw that on saturday in brooklyn. it was a bro-step thing. it was like an ambien house trans. not bad at all. jedediah, you said let these people speak their mind. >> you had to make me out to be the bad guy, andy. there is no way to get a coherent thought out. i don't even know what he is doing. >> are you really adamant with those hands. >> let people speak their minds. just ignore them. >> lori, you said of all of the holidays to examine, if i am not mistaken you based solely on its charlie brown tv show. >> it was fresh in my mind. >> okay. >> i was a history major in college. >> all right. >> bill, you said thanksgiving you were around a bunch of people you don't want to be around. aren't you going to see your parents? >> i was speaking of other people. i am lucky i am leaving the people i don't want to see to see my wonderful family. >> i i wanted you to have a chance to clear that up. >> thank you, you are always looking out for my family.

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. >>> what a real surprise for cleo williams and her family. the single mom of six received a home in brooklyn stuffed with presents, furniture and a thanksgiving meal. it was because of orec did you know and his charity to help habitat for humanity. >> stability, comfort, and just come home to. sorry. >> the commissioner of football is here for the home for the holidays program has helped more than a hundred single parents throughout the country realize the dream of living in a home of their own. >>> you can own a piece of entertainment history, jimmy kimmel auctioning off his desk to raise money for the sandy relief effort. signed by jimmy, fellow late night host david letterman, steven cobare and john stewart. you can bid on the desk. and the proceeds will benefit the red cross. >> that's a cool idea. everybody pitching in to help out those in need. >> it's a nice desk. i'd put money on it. >>> we have a cold morning. let's get you out the door tomorrow morning with temperatures in the 30s. north and west upper 20s to around 30 degrees. we'l

cleo williams was surprised in brooklyn with a new home of her own, stocked with new decor and furniture and thanksgiving dinner. >> it's gorgeous, truly a blessing. more than i could ever ask for. >> warrick dunn charities home for the holidays program has assisted 118 single parents become first-time homeowners. looks like they are ravens fans. >> the nfl was involved in that. very cool for them. >> stay with us. plenty of news ahead this morning. >> who decides whether or not you get paid during a weather-related shutdown? we will find out next. >> >> welcome back, it's 9:17 and time for sunday business report. employees in maryland are struggling with pay and leave issues in the wake of hurricane sandy and while last week's storm affected people across the state, many businesses and individuals in the united states are impacted by weather-related emergencies every year. you're here to talk about employers and employees and their responsibilities in situations like this. we had a number of calls to our news desk about folks upset because they were not paid as a result of the storm bec

she brings decades of experience in campaign strategy and messaging to planned parenthood and is a cleo award winning writer and director as well. and last but not least, is laura ray who is secretary treasurer of ask me. she was -- which represents 1.6 million workers. she was elected as the union's -- at the 40th international convention in june. so welcome to all of you. thank you so much for being here. i'm going to start with you, stephanie. we just heard a lot about where we are. this feels a lot like you're the woman 2.0. the first year was 20 years ago. 1992. when brought into that election cycle there were two women in the united states senate and 24 in the house. we've made great progress. how do we keep it going? it is this year of the woman 2.0 and how do we keep it going? >> i was talking to ellen about this just the other day because the comparisons and differences of 20 years ago. and as she put it, look, we knew it was coming. 20 years ago. we just knew it. and this year it was hard-fought every inch of the way. we had to be scrappy for it. and i think that's part of whe

she brings decades of experience in campaign strategy and messaging to planned parenthood and cleo award winning writer and director as well. last but not least is laura race. secretary treasure of afscme which represents 1.6 million workers. she was elected at the union's 40th international convention in june. welcome to all of you. thank you so much for being here. i will start with you, stephanie. we just heard a lot about where we are. this feels a lot like you're the woman 2.0. the first year the woman, 20 years ago, 1992, when going into that election cycle there were exactly two women in the united states senate and 24 in the house. we made great progress. how do we keep it going? first is this the year of the woman 2.0 and how do we keep it going? >> it was interesting. i was talking to ellen malcolm about this just the other day because, the comparing and differences of 20 years ago as she put it, we knew it was coming 20 years ago. we just knew it. and this year it just, hard-fought every inch of the way. we had to be scrappy for it. and i think that's, part of where we are rig