those who do officer clifton lewis while the 6 ft. 5 in. tactical officer as a beacon and not because of his stature but his heart >> a great guy they call 10 be gentle giant. >> he would always give helped he loved helping in the community >> december 29th off-duty working security west side could be get store officer clifton lewis had been dropped three weeks earlier he wanted to help masked gunmen storm to restore about night but was never had a chance. weber took down officer clifton lewis will be found. >> make no mistake we are going to get them 13,000 chicago police officers >> important to note nobody has been charged police superintendent spoke a short time ago he said detectives in the area continue to bring people and questioning led them go as need be. no charges tonight. he was badly injured high school football injury left quadriplegic paralyzed from the neck down today 12 years later rasul "rocky" clark passed away 12 years later. live in robins where he lived at home with more on his death impressive legacy he leaps >> how r

completely unheard parts of the tape which have been discovered in this tiny box at major general ted clifton's house. let's listen to the first clip from this. >> general lemay is in a c 140. last three numbers are 497. >> 497, last three numbers. >> right. he's inbound. his code name is grandson and i want to talk to him. >> now, the significance of that, again, to douglas is the fact that it involves general

but says that at 31. -- 29 in clifton but says that at 31. 30 degrees at this hour manassas right at the freezing mark in fredericksburg. the temperatures that made it above freezing today where everything melted, everything will refreeze overnight slick conditions in the morning definitely take it easy. i wiped out this morning getting a cup of coffee. the temperatures across the area, everybody laughed 17 degrees detroit. the wind chill factors in the teens. a high pressure slowly builds overhead. the clouds clear just a little bit. the temperatures fall well into the 20's. the nasty weather moving off towards the north and east. a quieter day tomorrow. up the clouds continue to increase. no advisory or warnings. the snow levels across the mid- atlantic is limited to the north of the d.c. metro into western maryland. this is where they had the winter storm warning earlier today. this is what it looks like with the future-cast. the next 48 hours, breaks in the clouds, a little bit of the results tomorrow. that mixes with freezing drizzle late tomorrow night into early monday morning

you have to put in perspective who general clifton is.ite house chief of staff for kennedy. he was the military aide serving in that function. when kennedy was killed, clifton was put in charge of military arrangements, what do we do if the president dies at parkland hospital? how do we move his body? what do we do with first lady jackie kennedy wearing a pink chanel suit with blood on it. and we have this remarkable tape of the journey from air force one from dallas to washington. it raises a lot of question, why did 45 minutes of the tape edited? so people making their judgments on the warren commission were missing this 45 minutes and all sorts of nuggets on this 45 minute tape cherry picked and analyzed by scholars for years and months to come. >> let's play a clip from the original tape that was put forward we new existed puts it in context. let's hear it first. >> wayside, wayside, this is the "situation room." i read from the ap bulletin, kennedy apparently shot in head. he fell facedown in back seat of his car. blood was on his he

hundreds of fellow officers joined other mourners to pay final respects to call officer clifton lewis. and police are still looking for the man who shot him. good afternoon i'm steve sanders. >>and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. marcella raymond is live in the lawndale neighborhood with more on the funeral for officer louis and the investigation into his murder >>governor quinn said the family of illinois grieves with defense family of officer clifton lewis mayor rahm emanuel said no words could ease the grief here today >>officers are applauded when the superintendent garry mccarthy said that the department will work tirelessly to find the killers >>the chicago police department is in mourning suffering a huge loss in the death of 41 year- old tactical officer clifton lewis at 65 roughly 300 lbs. he commanded attention ... >>they called him the gentle giant he had a heart of gold he was very big and very big at heart a very good guy and good officer >>the familiar haunting sound of bagpipes signaling the dea

officer clifton lewis will be buried tomorrow morning full police honors it starts 9:00 a.m.baptist church on west roosevelt. news conference this afternoon and no significant developments and the case police continuing to ask for help from the public and also opportunity to showcase tough work police officers have to do. these are some of the 131 of legally all the guns seized on new year's eve by chicago police officers. last year more than 7000 recovered. superintendent garry mccarthy on patrol with 15 different officers on new year's eve to see their work firsthand. batt but gunshots going off not just responding running boards that they were sprinting import them into a foot pursuits with people with guns >> i like dangerous work getting guns off the streets a backdrop to the message of today's news conference finding those who murdered officer clifton lewis shot to death last week working a second job as security guard. chicago police need more help from the public today officers door-to-door west side neighborhood where he was killed passing out fliers announcing even

i think clifton kept it because he was with them.y told to -- anybody who knew he had it to keep it quiet or he kept it just squirrelled away and didn't want to draw attention. after all somebody did kill kennedy. i ranges from the mafia to cuba and didn't want to be known as the guy that was a daniel ellsberg-type figure, keeping this tape in your sock drawer. >> thank you very much, doug. interesting story. >>> cape cod is supposed to be pretty quiet. but the area made famous by the kennedys is actually very busy right now for dolphins and dolphin rescues. we'll take a closer look at the effort to save the animals who keep beaching themselves. >>> we'll investigate the wonderful world of dave. you're watching "cbs this morning." forty years ago, he wasn't looking for financial advice. back then he had something more important to do. he wasn't focused on his future. but fortunately, somebody else was. at usaa we provide retirement planning for our military, veterans and their families. now more than ever, it's important to get finan

his aide, ted clifton, wonderful man, briefed him on what was going on. kennedy said that is all right. he didn't do anything about it. but he got word from a couple of people that he better do something about it. one was margarite higgins. probably most of you don't know, she was a great reporter for the old herald tribune, international reporter. a wonderful woman. the other person, of course, was the man whom we all know who was then the director of usia, whose name i can't think of right now. i think it was -- i'll come back to it in a minute. they said to kennedy, this is something we cannot tolerate. this is something we have to do something about. he sent a message to kennedy saying what is dying here is that precious quality called hope. this made kennedy come up alert because these were the kind of people he respected. he respected them much more than the state department people. if they were getting nervous and saying he had to do something, then maybe he did. then he also found out that the white house press room and the white house mail room w

public wake for officer clifton lewis scheduled for 10:00 a.m. thursday. united baptist church on west roosevelt road following the funeral of followed by the funeral at 11:00 a.m. private burial at the still ahead tonight a jogger viciously attacked by two pit bulls the latest on his condition coming up. and it looked like theme from alfred hitchcock movie. hundreds of birds falling from the sky. living with the pain of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis... could mean living with joint damage. help stop the damage before it stops you with humira. for many adults with moderate to severe ra, humira's proven to help relieve pain and stop joint damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events can occur, such as infections, lymphoma, or other types of cancer, blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions and new or worsening heart failure. before starting humira, your doctor should test you for tb. ask your doctor if you live or have been to a region where certain fu

the huskies at clifton. they are moving the ball nicely. 39-35. johnson, good hands. 43-37.annot come back when you do not have the ball. .wings mills is the winner 5 they had a nice evening planned. at the dinner friday night with other baseball greats, he fell backwards an estimated six to 8 feet. it was reported he broke his clavicle in the fall as he leaned back in his chair thinking he had support behind him. the hall of famer has dealt with health issues the last couple of years, including cancer. we wish him the very best and a speedy recovery. it is safe to say he liked what he saw. espn is reporting he will hire him for the offensive coordinator position. he retired but then admitted he was forced out in pittsburgh. stay with us for another check for the forecast coming up. why not save on car insurance? [ coin drops ] [ high-pitched voice ] thanks. [ normal voice ] you're welcome. get a free quote at progressive.com. ♪ [ male announcer ] combine a pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a pnc performance select checking account and get up to 1.75% cash back for just

. >> sources telling wgn news resources questioned in the murder of officer clifton lewis sister of one questioned says her brother arrested before but only for misdemeanor crimes. >> speechless is crazy you just cannot blame a murder on someone. and they can investigate and they will do an investigation the truth will set him free. >> sources also say the killing of officer clifton lewis may have been some sort of hit out of revenge shot to death of to- security officer convenience store on the city west side last week >> a push for guaranteed lifetime insurance coverage for a moderate those suffering injuries plan high-school sports. proposing legislation rev. anthony williams pitch after the death of rocky clark 27 year-old lost his battle with paralysis last night pastor and family by his side paralyzed rocky clark football for eisenhower high school in blue island since the injury he received top-notch health care for school district insurance policy but august of 2010 policy reached $5 million limit. after that rocky clark had to rely on family and medicaid and donations. apology

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the boston whaler clifton high surf off of ocean beach. elizabeth cook met one man who was in the right place at the right time to help. >> go into the survivor all kind of mindset. >> ryan was on his nightly jog along ocean beach when he noticed the woman signaling for help on the shoreline because the man was in the water. >> i basically went over and they were dragging this lifeless body out of the ocean. and he basically took his clothes off and because of the braid of hypothermia, and i put my clothes on him and hugged him and started rubbing his back to try to get the circulation going. >> it took five minutes before you saw any signs of life. >> i got him to look me in the eyes and got the response from him. >> while he was helping one victim he thought another body floating in the water. >> he washed to shore and other people were trying to drag him up closer and i don't know what happened to him. i just saw people performing cpr on him. >> rain turned to the scene just as park rangers and phishing victims items from the ocean. som

clifton, virginia, 29. 31 in bethesda, after a high of 34 degrees. colder off to the north and west. this is where they have the winter storm warning earlier in the day. at that cancel out early. 30 cumberland, 23 frederick. where temperatures are below freezing anything that melted today could refreeze overnight. it could pose problems early tomorrow morning. be careful on the side streets and sidewalks and steps the real cold air off to the north and west. burlington, 3 degrees. the wind chill factor, makes it feel colder. the wind will ease for the day tomorrow ahead of the neck storm system. that will bring rain and winter weather possibly. that will be later tomorrow night into early monday morning followed by rain. the system earlier today moved off to the north and east, the high pressure briefly builds across the mid-atlantic. all of the advisory's have come down. the grand total for today reagan national airport 0.7 inches of snow. so far this season, 1.8 inches. that is it. it has been a very, very dry winter in terms of snowfall. the futur

as we move on on our network, head on to clifton, virginia, 50 degrees, the high today, 55.at frostburg, the cold front has moved through. 33. the winds beginning to kick up a little bit. our temperatures across the region at this hour in the 50s, near 57 over in quantico. mid 40s for winchester and martinsburg. just a little bit more. you can see the colder air is located. not a tremendous amount of really cold air, 31, detroit, 35, pittsburgh. but the winds beginning to pick up. so it feels more like the teens in detroit. and sue st. marie, michigan. radar at this hour shows the cold front starting to push through the air right now. a reinforcing shot of colder air in the day tomorrow. that brings us cooler showers. a sprinkle, a flurry or two across western maryland. looking for snow, head to central pennsylvania, western new york state. nothing on the ground for the mid atlantic. even for lower michigan. it's very quiet and dry. so far this season, only 1.8 inches at reagan national airport. this is our future cast. next 48 hours. start the morning off tomorrow with lots

his aid, ted clifton, a wonderful man, briefed him on what was going on and he said, we didn't do anything about it. he got word from a couple of people that he better do something about it and one was margarite higgins. and the other person was the man we all know who was in the director of usia whose name i can't think of right now. i think it was -- i'll come back to it in a minute. they said to kennedy, this is something we cannot tolerate. this is something we have to do something about. he sent a message to kennedy what is dying here is that precious quality called "hope." this made kennedy come up alert. these were the kinds of people he respected. much more than the state department people. and if they were getting nervous and said she had to do something, then maybe he did. then he found out the white house press room and the white house mail room was receiving lots of black on brothers, saying that kennedy was like that. he couldn't take it. so he decided to do something. incidentally, the person who was the head of us i6789 a at the time was edward armareaux, he happened to be i

. >> and a 34 year-old were charged today in the murder of chicago police officer clifton louis. the 51 year-old off-duty officer was working his part- time job at quick foods when clay and another man allegedly shot lewis four times before stealing money from the cash register. at a press conference today cook county state attorney said the robbery appeared to have been the motive. immediately after the shooting he took $670 from the store's cash register and the officer's service weapon. he then ran to the getaway car driven by cologne. >> bond was denied for both of them who were each charged with first-degree murder of a police officer and felony murder. >> my son is not a murderer. he is sickly, he is slow. >> the mother of thai raw clay the alleged triggerman says her son is immature but not a cop killer. >> i believe they beat him into confession because my son would not confess to a murder. >> alvarez says both clay and cologne gave video statements admitting their roles in the robbery and murder of officer louis will police superintendent aaron mccarthy wouldn't say how

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rain the northeast and stretching above bethesda and chase southwest through fairfax and down toward cliftonng to the northeast and there could be some lightning and thunder. it is 63 degrees in the district and temperatures will drop this 40's.oon into the >> we will be back at 8:56. ♪ the best things in life are free but you can give them to me ♪ ♪ i need money >>> behind the scenes at "gma" on friday morning. this morning, get ready for big money. we're going the take you to a city where $250,000 in unclaimed cash will vanish by the end of the day if they don't claim it. >> so glad you don't have cameras on side. just use your mind. >>> also ahead, okay. creepy guy, teenage girl. >> this is a new story. >> creepy guy, teenage girls. if you saw this playing out in front of you, we'll see if anyone intervenes. >> i sure hope they did. >>> on a more positive note. chef fabio viviani is here with some of his favorite dishes. italian wedding soup and his grandma's roasted chicken. smells so good. >>> first, time again for "show me the money." so far, "gma" has helped viewers get back $433,723

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the arena, stop & shop in clifton, new jersey. the game?bucks, including these common staples. let the games begin. i need to find a chicken. >> it's on sale. i got a coupon. i got instant savings coming back. yeah, baby. >> reporter: she's using one of her main moves. stacking sales, combining coupons with in-store deals. two can play at that game. it's a good price, $3.69. i think i'm already over $100. she's got another move up her sleeve, investing. >> i love a great meat sale. stock up. without coupons, you can save about half on your groceries just by doing the stocking up. which i call investing. you have to think of groceries as an investment. >> reporter: it's 10% and then says 4 for $3. i'm going to get my butt kicked. i need a break. >> we can grab some of these. >> halle, getting married for the third time. i have no idea how much i have spent. i've lost track. uh-oh. little miss thing. she's going to show off. holy cow. >> ooh, you're looking a little light there in the cart baby. >> there's no way that is all under $100. this

let's go to susan on the republican line from clifton, virginia. good morning.ler: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i think it is unconscionable of president obama to make empty promises to college students, knowing full well that the federal government is broke and that they are the ones who are going to have to pay back the $15 trillion plus in federal debt. host: thanks for the call. want to feature one or two more stories in the time we have left. this from the back page of the "washington post" this morning. a new report by a washington watchdog group because has several lawmakers went on to allow the lawmakers. citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington of former lawmakers have received $1.9 million in revenue from lobbying clients that they fund it with taxpayer dollars when they were serving in congress. earmarks were recently banned by congressional leaders, as you well know, after years of controversy, scandal, and some federal prosecution.

my brother clifton wes held mile record fo for a freshman for 38 years. part of 1972 ncaa track and field championship team with those like eddie hart and isaac curtis, and a host of others. each time i come to brooklyn i'm already fired up before i get to the lectern. [laughter] and i want to thank my brother carl dix. a lot of people asking why dispense with some of revolution and communism, revolutionary anarchists and prophetic jews and prophetic buddhist and prophetic hindus and all those agnostic and atheist. you know you nothing but a funky holy ghost black brother. i said yes, i'm a jesus loving freak black man. and i come from a tradition that says lift every to life. and if you have the courage to act in truth you have to listen to every voice because no individual, no group has a monopoly on truth. we need to listen to one another and learn from one another if we're going to organize and mobilize together. [applause] i work with prophetic mormons if you want to talk about corporate greed and wealth inequality and the role of big money and polit

laura clifton, our executive to her and myself joined with jason in welcoming you to this discussion.the henry m. jackson foundation was founded over 30 years ago after the untimely death of senator henry m. jackson. and it was founded to help us continue the legacy of his good work. and the foundation and how does one the core mission, or pursuing continued bipartisanship and civil dialogue in the congress. and so, it is on this occasion as jason said of the centennial of scoops first that we are so pleased to be partnering with the bipartisan policy center and disgustingness imports and challenging issue. we have obviously a very distinguished panel of two former senate majority leaders who knew all about bipartisanship and who followed in that spirit that senator jackson exemplified here to scoop was in the congress for over 44 years. and he was done for his ability to solve problems by working with people on both sides of the aisle. the fact that he cut across the aisle and work with his republican colleagues is considered to be one of the keys to his influence and his extraordina

laura clifton, our executive to her and myself joined with jason in welcoming you to this discussion.ackson foundation was founded over 30 years ago after the untimely death of senator henry m. jackson. and it was founded to help us continue the legacy of his good work. and the foundation and how does one the core mission, or pursuing continued bipartisanship and civil dialogue in the congress. and so, it is on this occasion as jason said of the centennial of scoops first that we are so pleased to be partnering with the bipartisan policy center and disgustingness imports and challenging issue. we have obviously a very distinguished panel of two former senate majority leaders who knew all about bipartisanship and who followed in that spirit that senator jackson exemplified here to scoop was in the congress for over 44 years. and he was done for his ability to solve problems by working with people on both sides of the aisle. the fact that he cut across the aisle and work with his republican colleagues is considered to be one of the keys to his influence and his extraordinary legislative

let's go to susan on the republican line from clifton, virginia. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i think it is unconscionable of president obama to make them to promises to college students, knowing full well that the federal government is broken and that they are the ones who will have to pay back the $15 trillion plus in federal debt. caller: -- host: susan, thanks for the call. want to feature one or two more stories in the time we have left. this in the back page of the eighth section of the "washington post" this morning. >> and back to the campaign trail and the road to the white house. mitt romney is expected to hold a campaign rally in panama city, florida. we expect to take you there live at 2:45 eastern time. he is one of the leading candidates in the tuesday florida primary. he and newt gingrich have been hitting the campaign trail hard and putting up new ads on the florida airwaves. we will take a look at one of mitt romney's campaign ads and an ad put out by a superpac that supports a new gingrich. revenue gingrich