. >> jimmy keene grew up 135 miles away from kankakee, illinois. didn't know larry hall, and he had no idea that their worlds would someday collide. >> third down and five at the 25 yard line. >> for jimmy keene, life couldn't have been more different. while hall was an awkward outsider, jimmy keene was a star. especially under the lights on friday nights. >> we would come out here, the lights would be on. the whole stadium would just be completely full and the crowd would be roaring and it was just a very euphoric, unbelievable high. the friday night games were the biggest rush i've ever had in my life. >> a gifted athlete, he lettered in two sports. studied martial arts and inspired fear in everyone he faced. do you like having people terrified of you just a little bit? >> well, in that kind of sport, sure. that's why they called me the assassin. >> you were the assassin. >> yes. my nickname was the assassin. and the reason why name was the assassin is because i put somebody out at every game i've ever played. >> keene wasn't just the hometown he

. >> jimmy keene grew up 135 miles away from kankakee, illinois. he didn't know larry hall, and he had no idea that their worlds would someday collide. >> third down and five at the 25 yard line. >> for jimmy keene, life couldn't have been more different. while hall was an awkward outsider, jimmy keene was a star. especially under the lights on friday nights. >> we would come out here, the lights would be on. the whole stadium would just be completely full and the crowd would be roaring and it was just a very euphoric, unbelievable high. the friday night games were the biggest rush i've ever had in my life. >> a gifted athlete, he lettered in two sports. studied martial arts and inspired fear in everyone he faced. do you like having people terrified of you just a little bit? >> well, in that kind of sport, sure. that's why they called me the assassin. >> you were the assassin. >> yes. my nickname was the assassin. and the reason why name was the assassin is because i put somebody out at every game i've ever played. >> keene wasn't just the hometown

in kankakee, illinois, this bus sliding right off the road.n chicago the public schools' 400,000 students told to stay home today. across minnesota, schools closed due to plunging temperatures. snow-covered minneapolis feels like 26 below zero. >> i don't like it. >> reporter: in rural minnesota, the propane that ron expected would keep his house warm until march, nearly finishished friday. >> she's a mean winter. >> reporter: his home down to 40 degrees at one point. relying on layers, space heaters and an electric blanket just to survive. >> the electric blanket maybe saved you a couple nights? >> oh, yeah, for sure. >> reporter: he's one of millions of americans who rely on propane to stay warm. facing a nationwide shortage and surging prices, he had to turn to the salvation army to help him buy fuel. last month how much were you paying a gallon? >> $2.39. >> reporter: this month? >> $2.49. >> reporter: indianapolis on record to have the snowesty january since the civil war. in chicago, 4 feet of snow since november. more than they usually

in kankakee, illinois, this bus sliding right off the road. in parts of colorado, pileup after pileup. 27 states are coping with brutal, dangerous windchills tonight. in chicago, the public school's 400,000 students told to stay home today and tomorrow. across minnesota, schools closed due to plunging temperatures. snow-covered minneapolis feels like 26 below zero. >> i don't like it. >> reporter: in rural minnesota, the propane that ron selleck expected would keep his house warm until march nearly finished friday. >> she's a mean winter. >> reporter: his home down to 40 degrees at 1 point. relying on layers, space heaters and an electric blanket just to survive. that electric blanket maybe saved you a couple nights? >> oh, for sure. >> reporter: he's one of millions of americans who rely on propane to stay warm. facing a nationwide shortage and surging prices, he had to turn to the salvation army to help him buy fuel. last month, how much were you paying a gallon? >> it was $2.39. >> reporter: $2.39. this month? >> $4.89. >> reporter: another

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