steve: beautiful downtown chicago. people originally thought a homeless man may have built the igloo. turns out the creator lives in a building across the street from his new igloo. he says he spent about 15 hours building the structure. it looks like it is going to be there for a wild. of the forecast next on kcci 8 you've upgraded all your old technology... so what about this? it's time to get into the new with ford come and get it if you really want it... new is ecoboost technology. new is a foot-activated liftgate. new is tougher, stronger and lighter. now get into a new focus, fusion, or escape with 0% financing for 60 months plus $2,000 dollars trade-assist cash. kurtis: showers all the way, especially through the evening. that is when the heaviest rain will be. it is going to be a song evening. should change over to snow tomorrow evening. steve: thank you for joining us. we will be back for kcci 8 news at 6:00, but right now, we hope you stay to inform "the cbs evening news with scott pelley." [captioning perfor

a man decides to take advantage of winter weather and build an igloo --- in downtown chicago. the man lives in a building across the street from his igloo. he says lows will be around minus five. we will have some snow friday night into saturday with a couple of inchchs of snow falling and strong winds blowing it around and making it feel even colder. breezy and coldest on sunday with temps staying in the teens for much of next week. a quick schools announcement, north butler and west delaware schools are both delayed two a man decides to take advantage of winter weather and build an igloo --- in downtown chicago. a quick schools announcement, north butler and west delaware schools are both delayed two hours this morning, a man decides to take advantage of winter weather and build an igloo --- in downtown chicago. the man lives in a building across the street from his igloo. clearing the sidewalk and calls the igloo artwork. he spent about 15 hours building it and put the big chunks of ice together using a shovel, a chisel, and a tarp. its still to come... after receiving medi

the attackers set off a series of explosions at starbucks in downtown chicago. they get into a shootout with police. five of the attackers are dead into others were killed . no one has claimed responsibility. it's the first major assault in indonesia since 2000 nine when two hotels were bombed. they start up a lot of >> it was a lot of mistakes that were our fault and we apologize for our mistake. carrie: that's a video released of an amazing american sailor. his apology got swift reaction. the administration says no apology ever occurred. some republicans say, that video in the other with the americans on their knees shows iran's complete lack of respect for obama. the sailors nine men and one women were detained on thursday when the patrol boat drifted into iranian waters. john kerry negotiated the release and he credited the nuclear talks for yesterday's swift resolution . >> we can all imagine how a similar situation may have played out three or four years ago. somehow it would moderate iran's behavior . well. >> they say the sailors are okay and being debri

>>jay: an art piece in downtown chicago is attracting a whole lot of attention. >>holly: an igloo was built this week. initially people thought it was built by a homeless person but it was actually a man who lived across the street in a high rise building. he spent 15 hours building the structure. >>jay: he saw the big sheets of ice and put them together using a shovel, chisell, and a tarp to help with the heavy pieces. it's unclear how long the city will allow it to stay. and you're right, it is dirty. >>holly: yeah, i just can't get past -- i don't want to hang out in the igloo. >>jay: couldn't he coat it with fresh snow over the top? >>holly: just like all of chicago streets fillet in an >>jay: underwriting. >>holly: here we have bulldog territory. >>jay: where is your hand sanitizer? >> how they made a >>stan: good morning, everyone. in sports, unc asheville turns a night that looked like a yawner into one of the most exciting evening in bulldogs hoops in the big south, their nemesis destroying them before they come back for the ages. kimball arena, bulldogs

. >> a mystery solved in downtown chicago over the sudden appearance of an igloo. >> it's a bit of a ramshackle structure seemingly came out of nowhere. turning up in the median inside the famed loop. so people at first thought that it was built by a hopeless person. >> yeah, but as it turns out, it's the products of a man named david sudler who lives in a high-rise across the street. it took him 15 hours to saw and chisel sheets of ice and haul them into place. >> i feel like that's kind of cool. >> it is kind of cool. mystery solved. >> how much time do you think he's spending in there instead of his high-rise? >> zero. zero. >> a bit of a tourist attraction now. >> coming up, birthday wishes from you to us as "world news now" celebrates 24 years on the air. >> my, oh my. also ahead, get your geek on at this week's consumer electronics show where the developers are bringing virtual reality to the masses. get our take on the big reveals. >> outrage at the airport after a 10-year-old girl pulled aside for a security guard's patdown. was the tsa out of line after another look at our f

shoe enthusiasts have been lined up for days outside of the nike store in downtown chicago. the sneakers go on sale tomorrow, but don't come cheap. the newest jordans will cost shoppers, get this, $650 a pair. allyson: say what? you are kidding ?the carolina -- you are kidding? geoff: they are lining up. allyson: last night, a special look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. >> now, your live super doppler 4 hd forecast.chris: clear skies and cold temperatures across the upstate. 32 degrees in spartanburg, 38 in laurens, 37 in greenville. middle 30's in asheville and hendersonville. over the next few hours, expect clear skies. 48 degrees by 11:00, warming into the middle 50's. wind keeping you chilly in the upper 30's in the mountains and the upstate will be about 15 degrees warmer in the 50's. a high of 55 today, 61 on saturday, sunday at 65 and we keep the 60's into early next week. maybe a rumble or two of thunder we will see high temperatures back down to the 50 degree mark. geo

western arizona through this afternoon where road conditions are expected suddenly appeared in downtown chicago. the igloo showed up this week... and people initially thought.... it was built by a homeless person. but... it turns out... a man who lives across the street spent 15 hours... building the structure. he saw the big sheets of ice... and... put them together.... using a shovel.... chisel... and a tarp. that does it.... for this edition of action news... live at 11.. but... stay with us.... for "jimmy kimmel live"... coming up next. our next reports begin at 4:30-am on good morning las vegas. thank you for watching.. and from all of us at channel 13.. good night. the man accused of trying to murder his neighbors over the >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, cate blanchett! dominic monaghan! and music from vance joy!

i-- one of the things i did was-- the concept was-- ordering food online for-- for lunch in downtown chicago-- which was a great idea; but, boy, it was way too early. so i tried a lot of different things. and so the idea of an encyclopedia - a free encyclopedia for everyone - really captivated me. >> did you ever expect that it would have the kind of explosive growth it had? >> i always say i'm a pathological optimist. so i did think it could be big. i mean, i thought, you know, "this is a-- this is something i wish existed in the world. and i would use it a lot. and so, it seems like it could be big". but now, today, wikipedia is the number five website in the world. so in that sense, exceeded my expectations, for sure--. >> was there a moment where the optimist said, "oh, this isn't just going to be good; this is going to be an international phenomenon". >> obviously, we didn't n-- i mean, getting, you know, 20 articles written in two weeks wasn't really a fundamental change in the world, but it was like, "hmm, this might work". >> later on, you know, there were various moments when we wer

elias: an igloo is the newest development project in downtown chicago...and on the median of a busy intersection. the igloo was erected this week. initially, people thought homeless person. actually, a man living nearby built the structure... using a shovel, chisel, and tarp, he assembled the icy home in 15 hours. the cold weather is cooperating to keep the igloo from melting, but it isn't clear how long the city will allow it stand. all: (reax) elias: sam today is going to be warmer than yesterday, but if you're going to be outside there won't be much chance to really enjoy it. we are expecting a very wet day right from the start, but fortunately for everyone we should be warm enough where snow and freezing conditions shouldn't be an issue. most acc"now, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with meteorologist sam schreier. certified by weatherrate the independent weather weather adlib: warmer than outside there won't be enjoy it. we are expecting a very wet day right from the start, but fortunately for everyone we should be warm enough where snow and freezing be an issue. early in the morning a

sabrina: an igloo is the newest development project in downtown chicago...and on the median of a busy intersection. the igloo was erected this week. initially, people thought it was built by a homeless person. actually, a man living nearby built the structure... using a shovel, chisel, and tarp, he assembled the icy home in 15 hours. the cold weather is cooperating to keep the igloo from melting, but it isn't clear how long the city will allow it stand. all: (reax) well time now for another short break... but when we for another short break... but when we come back... a look at just how well the f- a-a's new drone regulations are doing at keeping up with the number of flying morning iowa in hd. we are iowa." elias: on your money now elias: thousands of drones were found under the christmas tree this holiday season....but how many have been registered with the f-a-a? since new guidelines went into effect requiring registration for the devices, more than 180- thousand of the aircraft have been rgistered in the last two weeks. but some consumer organizations estimate more than 400- thous

a man decides to take advantage of winter weather and build an igloo --- downtown chicago. the man lives in a building across the street from his igloo. he says one of his hobbies is clearing the sidewalk and calls the igloo artwork. he spent about 15 hours building it and put the big chunks of ice together using shovel, a chisel, and a tarp. it's coming up on today in a restaurant chain is making mealtime much easier for families with young kids. plus... after receiving medical care and getting a wheelchair...a paralyzed cat now has a new family. stay with k-w-w-l, we've got you covered. i-r-s is quietly moving toward a high-tech future that could cost taxpayers more money. the national taxpayer advocate a "pay to play" system... where only people who can afford professional help will receive help filing their taxes. in an emailed statement, the i-r-s defended its plan, saying it'll allow the agency to remain "fully committed to personal service to taxpayers." taking the kids to chick-fil-a just got less stressful. a concept called "mom's valet" is being implemented by man

igloo in the middle of downtown chicago. the man who built it says he lives across the street and built it for fun. he says it took about 15 hours to create. that is the nastiest looking iglow. >> it's a little dirty think thas a nasty, dirty snow. >> beauty's in the e of the beholder. >> we agree on this, julie. we also agree on thank you for the nicer weather. that rain was a little ugly so hopefully today say little brighter. >> i'm happy to tell you that. we're still hanging on to attempt in the 60s which is good. enjoy it because this will continue to change as we go into friday. lower 60s in miami, ft. lauderdale. land breeze in place. wind speeds between three and six miles per hour. we have 61 in pembroke pines and kendall, lower might need a light sweater or jacket for the kids. wind direction playing a huge part in our forecast. you always hear me talk about wind direction for us here in south florida. it can keep us warm and humid or cool and comfortable. with that said we are happy to see a northwest breeze that'

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if you want to know how to get here to downtown chicago, it is not there in any sense but the fact is we have google maps. thinking about this, and i went to look at magna carta. they have one dating from 1217, very ancient, very rare, lovely to look at it feel like medieval documents, some of us do. but the magna carta is also full of useless information. don't get up and leave. it is full of useless information, unicorns or noaa's ark but sentences like this. no comfortable governor or his bailiff shall take the goods if anyone who is not in the town where his castle is without instantly paying money for the missy can obtain the free will of the seller but until he knows where the castle is he will give the price. if anyone lives in the castle, that is not a particularly useful or interesting sentence. let's give you another one. all kid tells will be quite removed out of the pen and for about all of england except on the sea coast. i know you probably think england is hobbit land but we are not worried anymore about fidel's, doesn't bother anybody i know, i promise you. all patrons

motar store in our area..we'll take you inside plus a mysterious igloo appears in the middle of downtown chicago...we'll show you who's behind it kara 2 shot and i'm rob williams... let's get our first look at the forecast with meteorologist frank marzullo. good morning ! a dry thursday is on tap with temperatures warming to about 46 degrees. however, another cold start with morning lows in the low to mid 20s. we a little more cloud cover this morning so that should keep many of us out of the teens. while we will see a sun and cloud mix today clouds will increase this evening out ahead of rainfall that will arrive for friday mornings commute. the chance of rain will linger into early afternoon then dry for the most part friday evening as temperatures friday afternoon will rise to near 50 degrees. saturday starts out dry with a high of 51 degrees but rain will develop during the afternoon and evening out ahead of a cold front. i expect rain showers during the bengals game with kick off temps near 45 degrees and falling into the upper 30s by the end of the game. some lingering precipitation could

ago now and it was a sunday in chicago and i was invited to be a speaker at the march for life downtown chicago. and got to the speech a little bit early and nobody was there and i was kind of looking around and all i saw were a small gaggle of pro-abortion protesters. and they looked quite pathetic, actually. there were not very many of them. they looked angry. they had signs that were quite ugly. and i won't repeat the phrases that were on the signs. and it was quite a pathetic sight. but i was observing them. and i was kind of waiting for the event to happen. and then i heard something. i started to hear music. and it was a really good sound. and i heard the music and the music grew and it became more dynamic and louder and louder and louder and more exciting and then thousands of pro-lifers came around the corner. and it was a sight to behold. these were young people, they had balloons, they had yellow and white balloons, they had beautiful posters of little babies, and there was a joy to them. and i looked at the contrast between these two images. you've got young, dynamic, vibrant and joy

. /// ((kirsten joyce)) > chicago's downtown traffic had a bit of a hiccup yesterday morning.. because someone built an igloo in the middle of the street. a reddit user posted an image of it online... and it shortly started going viral. the post said that a homeless man built it.. but it was actually a man that lives right across the street. he says one of his hobbies is clearing the sidewalk. he told reporters he spent 15-hours building it... and that he put the big chunks of ice together with a shovel, chisel, and a tarp. let's get to sherry with a look at today's weather. sherry swensk it's bumpy and chillly. we're still looking for showers today, but we're on the dry side right now. ........ more snow in the mountains today with that winter weather advisory. ......... colder air and the winds aren't scattered rain and snow showers across the desert today and then a drier but chilly weekend is heading our way. ((brian loftus)) > we love our doughnuts here on the morning show... but this one in particular might break the bank a little bit. ((demetria obilor)) this gold doughn

we're inside the flag ship store in downtown chicago where hundreds of coats were donated. let's take a look at some of the highlights from this season. >> we're going to put a couple coats in here. >> hi, we're pretty little liars and happy to help. >> we have had some famous faces turn up the heat and make a difference by giving back. >> i did it 160 coats. woo! >> dozens donated on social media. and a theme of kids helping kids showing us the cozy feeling of what #giveacoat is all about. and the "gma" viewers sharing the warmth at your local stores. countless coats made their way across the country. >> finding some cool stuff. >> yeah. this chilly season. in chicago where temperatures plummeted as low as negative 4 they're in high demand. >> people that we have seen walking down the streets without socks and winter coats. >> dozens of volunteers from faith in action, a nonprofit organization have been breathing the cold and holding monthly coat drives in chicago's south side community at the baptist jackets. >> this november i would say probably a couple thousand because

as painful as it is, i sit there, as i did yesterday, at a restaurant in downtown chicago as dr. salul brought out his ipad and went through the photos one after the other of the children that he treated in syria, the victims of barrel bombs by president assad, the victims now of russian bombing, children. he goes to communities where people are literally starving to death, starving to death in the year 2016 in syria, and he shows me their emaciated bodies until i turn away and i can't look at it anymore. i say to my colleagues in the senate who follow this debate and know what we're voting on, the syrian crisis we face today i would argue is the most serious humanitarian crisis of our time. what is happening to these people is unimaginable. a few months ago, i joined several of my colleagues and we went to greece to an island calls lesbos. this is the stopping point. once the syrian refugees have gone through turkey, they cross a span of eight to ten miles of the agean sea and they do it in these plastic rafts. they put more passengers in those rafts than should be in there beca