it will kros late this afternoon into the early evening hours. across northern maine some ski resorts pick up on snow. temperatures this afternoon, low to mid-50s in the boston area, close to 60 south of the city and holding in the upper 40s to lower 50s across northern mass up into southern new hampshire. cold air is pressing out of canada and will eventually win out and that will set the stage when the storm system in texas carves it's path in the midwest. it will have a warm front here with precipitation advancing into the cold air in place on tuesday morning. snow breaks out tuesday morning. early in the morning we talk between 1:00 and 4:00 in the morning a period of a few hours of snow and several hours of sleet and rain mid to late morning. expecting a wet commute for the afternoon. the morning commute is going to be a messy one, coating of an inch of snow in the city of boston. west of boston 1 to 3 inches, a lot of towns along the mass pike 2 to 3 inches of snow and a period of sleet and rain in the afternoon. more on the forecast ahead.

so they-- basically he discovered that cte, kroing, traumatic encephalopathy is basically-- it's a newt is specific to the repift head trauma. >> trevor: what was crazy for me was, in the story, i didn't realize how much pushback there was. the nfl was against him for a long time. some people in the media were working with that. it was a tough story and interestingly enough, in the movie, that was a story. and outside of the movie that became the story. like did you feel like you were going up against something powerful. because as they said in this fim, i think it was alec bald win who said, there's only two things, there is god and there is football. >> yeah. >> trevor: god is number one. >> and football is number two, right, yeah. it was-- it was a very stressful time for-- well, for me as an actor. bennett lived through it, so i'm not going to pretend like my stress was-- yes, it was so tough taking on this role. it was so tough, and you know, trying to achieve this, you know. but it was a very current story. so i played other people before but in this, it was in the headlines ever

you know, being incarcerated-- and the hours that he kept, our house was a pretty normal house. >> kro: gotti says it wasn't until he was 14, when he was shipped off to boarding school at the new york military academy, that he found out exactly who his father was and what he did. and he learned it while watching a news program with his fellow cadets. what was the reaction of your classmates? gotti, jr.: i guessssaybe some of them were intimidated. but most of them thought it was pretty cool. "does your father..." they said, "your father kill people? does your father beat people up?" "not around the house." >> kroft: at somompoint, you must have come to the realization that he did, outside of the house. >> gotti, jr.: probably. but in frontf me? no. >> kroft: how do you, as a young man, react to that? >> gotti, jr.: i'm howard beach. i'm from howard beach. a young age, that you don't call the cops for nothing. we take care of our own problemsms and pretty much all your uncles, cousins, friends, father, they're all uncing around the street, in one shape or form. and this is the way it is

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. >> well, the my crow kro micro . the executive management strategy is something that's been well known. i think what's important is the technical formation for the stock. the stock finally got above $50. that's a very compelling technical formation that gives you an easy point of reference. yeah, down below 50. that was the existence for a long time. yes, it can go to 60. ultimately, it could go to 70. >> coming up, gas below 2 bucks a gallon. it is good for consumers. what about companies? which ones benefit? the cheap gas trade just ahead. take a look at the sector heat map today. s&p's up three points. there's a look at what's leading the way. tech and health care. lagging. utilities and energy. we're back right after this. >>> want to show you shares of twitter. the stock is trading below its all time closing low. you're laughing. >> i am laughing. i still don't think you buy it. >> what's the problem here? >> what's the problem? how are they monetizing the user base? >> have they yet told us how they're going to

blow pro the prosecution because the trial of porter was considered a barometer of the officer who kro drove the van and only one facing a murder charge. marilyn mosley was also in court for the announcement but because of the gag order she did not comment. we did hear from the baltimore mayor, listen. >> 12 baltimore city residents answered that very solemn call to serve, to hear this case, and to make a decision. they did that. and you have to respect that. >> prosecutors tried to convince the jury that william porter neglected his duty by failing to put a seatbelt on freddy gray and failing to call for help when he knew gray was injured. the defense argued that officer porter thought freddy gray was faking his injury because he had jailitis. the lead investigators reported porter told her that gray could not breath. porter denied that. the jury was made up of 7 men, 5 men, 7 black, 5 white. >> thank you. a criminal defense attorney, and a new york fox analyst, good to sigh both. they weren't able to reach a verdict so far and today's official mark they have a hung jury. this a mistr

is ended up to be the nominee, they would ultimately support him, which is also a point that bill kros tall who is a prominent conservative wri writer made as well, so the white house is doing some work for the democratic party there today with josh earnest's statement. >> yes. >> and can i just say that josh earnest was very strong obviously in the condemnation and saying what trump did was unconstitutional and disqualifies him from serving as president, but by weighing in that heavily, it helps donald trump with the republican base that he is trying to attract as he heads into iowa and new hampshire. as a general e llection strateg obviously, what josh was doing would be gathering the democratic base, but right now, i think that they pretty well don't like donald trump. but going in this heavily against trump right now, it only gives him another talking point as he campaigns. >> because the thought being if obama hates it, it must be gr t great? >> yes. >> and if the white house is talking about you from the podium, and not liking you, and saying that you are disqualified to become p

. >> the businessman plans to reinvent the now dilapidated kro control tower in denver.ways. emelia earhart touched down here. so did the concord. the arrival of the jet liner lifted stapleton to new heights until denver international landed nearby in 1995. developers then carved up stapleton, which today is a vibrant neighborhood of homes, shops and parks. but no one wanted the aasbestos filled control tower. >> would it have been easier to tear it down and build a new building. >> that is like buying wine. we're going for the low hanging fruit. we want to preserve the building. >> thompson saids it will be the ninth punch bowl social location. like his other entertainment venues around the country, there will be bowling, pool, bars and a diner. the $6.5 million renovation will once again make the control tower the center of the action at stapleton, just for parties not planes. >> could you have done it cheaper if you started over and started a brand new building. >> we could have created more economic upside but we would have sacrificed our reputation and buildings's h

. >> kro: in that order? >> barsky: i thihi ronald reagan they thought he would push the button. >> kroft: the aids letter apparently worked because, in east berlin, the soviets told his germ wife gerlinde he wasn't coming back. >> barsky: they went to gerlinde and told her that i had died of aids. so i think they just wrote me off completely. >> kroft: you were officially dead in east germany? >> barsky: right. after five years, she was able to declare m mdead. >> kroft: once the berlin wall fell and the soviet union fell apart, barsky was a man without a country. no one would want him back. he felt his secret was safe in america. he became a family guy, with a wife, two kids, chelsea and jessie, and a job. he burrowed himself into sububuia, keeping a low profile. >> barsky: i was settling down, i was living in the... in rural pennsylvania at the time in a nice house with two children. i was, like, typical middle- class existence. >> kroft: and his life would archivist named vassal mitrokhin hadn't defected

situation is considered urgent by those on the ground who says the taliban has already overrun all of the kroompounds. but, again, all eyes are on this district of sngin. this is an area that's been considered a taliban stronghld. it's an opium center, a place where the poppy trade has flourished. it's important because of the links to the provincial capital. the taliban will control the supply routs of the north. the coalition forces fought there for many years, particularly the u.s. forces and the british forces. the british head operations there which involve some of the most intense fighting they saw over the course of the years in afghanistan. it's a place where more than 100 british service members lost their lives. it's a place where u.s. and british officials worked to try to establish a sense of security which has crumbled entirely in the last few days according to locals on the ground. >> and elsewhere, what about the six victims of that motorcycle deci suicide attack? >> reporter: we are learning a little bit more about them. the names of the six americans killed in the motorcycle