fuertes lluvias, lo que vamos a hablar es que denver se puede esperar de 3 a 6 pulgadas de nieve roch crain>> vamos a una pausa y una vela para atenuar el mal olor, en un garage fue la chispa de una explosiÓn que envÍo a un hombre a un hospital verÁn la histoririri que tal, les habla ilia calderon.==capturan al suegro de "el chapo guzman"obama muestra optimismo por la reforma migratoriadenuncian abuso contra inmigrantes.en mexico, fue capturado el suegro de "el chapo guzman".se trata de ines coronel barreras, padre de la tercera esposa del narcotraficante mas buscado por autoridades mexicanasel presidente obama dijo que el esfuerzo legislativo bipartidista lo tiene optimista de que habra una reforma migratoria, y que espera que la ley no se aleje de sus principios fundamentales y denuncian que a miles de jornaleros en chicago les pagan por debajo del salario minimo y ademas les cobran por llevarlos al trabajo.la primera informacion del s. . >>> un hombre jamÁs imaginÓ que prender una vela en el garage de su casa provocarÍa una explosiÓn que le causÓ severas quemaduras en houston texas, se l

also crain highway at mayo road. we have a water main break that is affecting traffic in the towson area. it's dulaney valley road, at east seminary avenue. let's take a live look. as you can see, things report moving too badly there, on the beltway at 70. and we'll take another live look, much slower therey on the inner loop. this is brought to you by atlantic city. go to the place where no two days are ever the same. check out do atlantic city tonight. back over to you. >> okay, kristy. thank you. still ahead on eyewitness news at 4:00. an offer some can't refuse. what a new york business owner is offering his employees who get inked with the company's logo. >>> new details about an idaho man, charged with attempting to assassinate president obama. >>> i'm alex demetrick. coming up, not your typical rescue call. that story as eyewitness news continues. >>> the rain long gone. the sun is back. stick around for our updated first warning weather forecast. ,,,,,,,, yeah, kfc! original recipe. original recipe? dad, i th

joe cahill is business columnist at crain's chicago business. he's faced this before. this is a serious issue this time though. > >yes it is. there's been a big push to separate the roles of chairman and ceo. and there seems to be more momentum behind it this time, although it's not clear of course yet which way it will go. > >now, that's not just losing a title, that's a very significant change in the power structure. > >yes it is. ceo's at major public companies like to hold the chairman title as well because the chairman is the position that is supposed to oversee the ceo and the rest of management. so you can see the advantages of having the job that's supposed to be overseeing your job. > >job protection. > >yeah. > >what is the broader impact of this then, outside of jp morgan? > >well, i think that this is being very closely watched. it's the biggest bank in the country. it's run by an executive who was regarded, until the london whale incident, as being one of the best risk managers in the financial industry. so if he loses the chairman title, a lot of other co

joe cahill is the business columnist at crain's chicago business. what has happened? it used to be pretty nice. they had a lot of perks. - well, what has happened is that the expectations for director performance have been rising in recent years as some shareholders have become more assertive about their rights as owners and have demanded that directors do a better job of supervising management, which is what they were put on the board to do in the first place. - but they are usually almost in cahoots with management. - that's a big problem, and that results from the way directors have traditionally been chosen. management has always had a great deal of influence over the selection of directors. there was a recent reform passed by congress as part of the financial reforms that required that a committee of independent directors make the choice. but there's still no provision for shareholders to have a meaningful role in that process, and as a result, you still get a lot of directors that are very oriented toward management - many of them are ceos themselves, so they ar

approach using retro rockets to create a envelope of drag rather than a supersonic parachute and sky crain sound extraordinary but if he is able to or his company, his colleagues, are able to lower the cost of getting to mars, to where it is on the order of, i'm picking a number out of the air, a billion dollars rather than, $40 billion, it could very well change the worlds. melissa: okay. >> bit way you say, his company spacex isn't profitable but they are providing a service. melissa: oh, yeah. >> in the united states everybody or, from both sides of the aisle -- melissa: much rather do it privately. i hear you. i think it is fantastic. >> that is irony, right? well there's an irony because the same people that insist on keeping nasa jobs in their districts are nominally people that would want the private sector. melissa: real quick before we go, jonas, buy, sell or hold on elon? what do you think? >> as a person a buy. they will make a movie about him some day because johnny depp will star as him because they have the wackiness. he is right because he is consolidating crazy ideas. melis

the soldier says bulldozers and crains have be cranes have been ordered to stop work after the woman was spotted waving her hands. they were using drilling equipment to cut through the iron rod and debris that was trapping her. the death toll of the collapse stands at more than 1,000. >>> new this among, this one didn't wake up the sea lions. investigators still on the scene of an overnight fire at forbes island restaurant. the fire broke out at about 3:00 this morning and it is hard to get to because it is actually out on the water and only accessible by boat. so far, no injuries reported. pier 41 is near the embarcadero and powell street, next to the sea lions at pier 39. >>> wreckage on the water. this morning, america's cup team canceling their sailing plans after a practice run turns deadly in the bay. a sailor was killed. andrew simpson. he won a gold medal in the 2008 beijing olympics and the silver last year in the london games. christie smith live on treasure island with details. >> reporter: there are still so many questions this morning about what went wrong and we're expe

a massive construction crain crashing down on an apartment building right there. this is happening and what the outcome was for the people inside that building in a moment. martha: new warnings about the part of the president's health care law that some say, could see your deductible moving higher and it could have you waiting in line for a checkup at your doctor's office. really? we'll see what that's about. we'll be right back. look what mommy is having. mommy's having a french fry. yes she is, yes she is. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. 100% vegetable juice, with three of your daily vegetable servings in every little bottle. martha: a scary scenario overseas. about 3,000 people being ordered to evacuate in chile and argentina over fears that a volcano could erupt. plumes of ash and smoke have been seen for miles away. the kapawi volcano i believe you say it has not seen major activity in almost 20 years a red alert is in place. the officials say the evacuation could last 48 hours for folks in that area. bill: we'll watch that. >>> if you get your

the crain is ever so slowly lifting that spire up to the top.t will make that building top out at 1776 feet once it is put in place. jenna: tallest building in the western hemisphere once it is done. there is still a lot to be done inside the building. it is not finished. the top top of the building if you will it will be making it today. real quick note in about an hour on our program we'll be speaking to the nypd because there was this discovery earlier this week about the timing when the spire was supposed to go up on part of a plane, that was believed to be one of the planes that went into the world trade center. we'll talk to the nypd. this is better shot. jon: now you get a sense what it will look like. jenna: the nypd will talk about what they found, what it is like up close and what it all means some years later. miraculous construction right there. jon: also interesting too, this spire is going to be bolted and welded in place on the second anniversary of the death of usama bin laden, the man whose evil plans really knocked down the wor

chris crain sued the president, sued the executive brample, they have the first decision that came out of the circuit in texas and the answer is on 10 people the judge held with the i.c.e. union on nine of the 10 and the 109 one, today is the deadline for them to come back with their response to this in a cogent fashion so the judge can rule again. i'm hopeful he'll be consistent in the theme. the theme of his decision is this mr. president, the executive branch, all who will see and hear, shall means shall, when congress says shall they don't mean may. that doesn't mean the president may do whatever in the world he may wish to do. if congress writes it into law an it's sind by any president, going to be a preceding president, that means shall. you shall enforce the law, you shall follow the directive in statute if you don't do that, you undermine the constitutional republic we have. tomorrow morning, mr. speaker, at 8:00 in the morning, in a members only gathering, robert rector of the heritage foundation will be delivering his report that was released yesterday around 11:00 or so. th