loretta swit you are welcome to walk past my screen anytime and thank you for this you can come on this weather show any time i wish we had some nice weather for you but you look lovely appropriately dressed ... this may be the first day that it does not get above 40 degrees since last april when you factor in these temperatures with the wind you get windchill that feels more like winter ... we have a chilly day across the area that has expanded all the way to the gulf coast there are frost and freeze advisories' self to alabama and tonight it will be cool ... natalie blog be the coolest a time captures here since april not only will it be the coolest the daytime temperature here since april but we will get big wind. we also took a big drop in temperatures ... we're coming up on the anniversary of the big pharmacist day stormarmistice day storm on the shore as the superior we have snow producing conditions ... we have weekend 50 degree temperatures on the way and then the cold air will gather to the north and spilled to the lower 48 in the middle of next week ... i will run through the

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did the chicago live show last night and many people commented on yesterday's forecast when we had lorettat on the set ... it is a beautiful day to day what it is a bit windy out there and a little bit overcast ... back in 1911100 years ago we had a big drop in temperatures ... in 194029 years later it was 64 degrees and then fell down to the teens at night and then we had a big snow day the snowiest on record here in chicago ... the ratings plunged into the teens after being in the '60s very quickly >>it shows you how quickly november weather can change ... warm weather is fading fast now we have a mild air marching across the plains states behind this pocket of air ... temperatures are rising slowly more so than most folks would like. we had the first 32 degree temperatures since records were kept at o'hare ... we are now just in the upper 30's lower 40's in the chicago land area ... the warm air is coming from the west plains states ... this will boost temperatures for the weekend but overnight it was cold 24 degrees and harvard 25 in burlington wisconsin and the suburbs here reported 2

. >> i guess it's inevitable if my three other friends, my three ladies, loretta and angela bassett and leila, i think they're all in. i just have to -- i am just settling down, getting this under my belt. and once i finish with this, i'm not going to say no. >> houston says it will be some time before we'll know if the movie comeback will happen or not. >>> well, one lucky "the wizard of oz" fan will soon be able to slip her feet into movie history. a pair of ruby red slippers from the 1939 classic film are heading to the auction block next month in new york. they were unveiled today in l.a., and are expected to be sold for upwards of $3 million. that's 1.5 per shoe pad. four pairs of ruby slippers survived production. one is at the smithsonian here. one was stolen from the judy garland museum in '06, and another pair is in private hands, or feet. >>> so how long can you keep a secret? the one thing you don't want to forget about after running in a marathon, and prove that you're never know what you're in for when you buy a used vehicle. >> those are just some of the topics for discuss

the case landed on the desk of the agency's top regional attorney, loretta alkalay. >> they were shockingons of violations by an airline captain-- falsifying a load manifest to indicate that there were fewer passengers than there actually were and flying over gross, so it was a pretty outrageous case. >> o'brien: based on it's investigation, the faa revoked the captain's license. >> i think the biggest issue really is, what did colgan do? i mean, what did colgan do when we revoked one of their pilots? i mean, that's really the question. what did they do? i mean, you would think they had done a top-to-bottom review about what was going on. >> o'brien: but what colgan did surprised alkalay. the company testified at an appeal hearing in support of the captain. bandavanis, director of operations, testifies that you're a problem, right? >> i think he did, yeah. >> o'brien: and the captain? >> model pilot. >> o'brien: whose model? >> i don't know. not my model. but apparently, colgan's model, according to the director of operations, and he said that under oath in the ntsb hearing, which raises

loretta, breasts. it looks like 300. hips, 300. and -- >> does that look like calves to you? like calves, yes, sir. 150. >> prosecutors thought they built a powerful case that, in fact, hawkins and hendrix were silicone pumpers. but they still had to prove the defendants killed vera lawrence. so the detectives presented evidence found at the crime scene. >> once i went into the kitchen, i found a trash can which contained needles, some blood-stained swabs. >> the hall of incriminating evidence detectives presented was a precise match to the eyewitness accounts of other hendrix and hawkins pumping parties. it made for a compelling circumstantial case. but the prosecution wasn't done. it had a star eyewitness to the kill shot injection. none other than the person who hosting the pumping party. cory williams, the one-time friend of the two accused, was originally named a co-defendant. now he had been flipped. >> cory williams had culpability in this case. >> you cut him a deal? >> yes. >> exchange for his story, his testimony, what? probation? >> sometimes you've got to go to pe

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joining me now, california democratic congresswoman loretta sanchez, a member of the house armed services the foreclosure is a violation of the service members civil relief act which restricts foreclosures on homes in the military when they're on active duty, so how did this happen? >> well, that's a good question. first, let me preface all of this by saying that it's not just the military that have had problems, but many, many households across the united states where these banks have foreclosed or doctored up documents, not gone to court and gotten the correct information and the correct paperwork. so, it's more than just the military families. but can you imagine a military family, when you've got somebody overseas and we've passed a special law that says, hey, you cannot do, you cannot kick anybody out of their home, you can't foreclose on their homes. in fact, depending on how they're being paid, they actually have lower monthly payments they can make during that time that the member is overseas. so, to have them foreclose and kicked out is outrageous. and these banks not only have t

and he and his guitar, loretta it goes on the road with him and it keeps him settled.family has a musical background. >>gary: if i am not mistaken he said that some of the guys that he performs with have been on stage in support of eric clapton and glen campbell and various guides. so this is no amateur. of >> he sang with the grateful dead. >>gary: that is great. >>vern: tomorrow night at yoshi is, you can go to the web site for more information and the doors open at 7:00 p.m. it is a great cause. all the money goes to help pay this mountain medical bill for bryan stow. >>gary: we will mention this again tomorrow but coming up tonight at 8:00 p.m. a world series hero with bay area roof appears on kron, see you then. so you can put your tv pretty much anywhere you want. and that stand... anywhere? like, we can put it over there? and that coffee... or we could t it on the patio for watching the game with the guys. or in the kitchen? but, these curtains are... i can't believe you moved the tv. it's like a whole new living room. it actually is a whole new living room. [ m

that is a policy of the department of justice and policy of loretta king who founded in north carolina, that voted that 70% of the communities in america nonpartisan elections for city council, they voted to get rid of nonpartisanship. 70% of the cities have done that, but in north carolina, they were forbidden by the department of justice because if you read the department of justice's agent's letter on that and that was loretta king -- no, she said black, wouldn't know who to vote for if they didn't have a d behind their name. she asked to abolish elections in north carolina. the new black panthers of philadelphia standing out there cailing people crackers and taking offense ive posture, that is on video tape. and we saw what this justice department right off the case, the convictions were there, this justice department canceled those convictions and released everyone, except for the one individual, the most egregious violate who got the tiniest little message, he got an injunchings, don't do this in this city. and tom perez testified under oath, assistant u.s. attorney testified und

. >> loretta and i have been babysitting at jennifer's place which, as i mentioned, is a warehouse inive of holding newborn twin babies, your grandchild, all week. what is then your take on what has gone down in washington? because i think that would give you a little bit of a different point of view. >> it is a humbling experience to think about their lives and what they'll be like and what i can do to influence them. the fact is, and i'm not picking on the super committee. they were given a very, very tough assignment. and a very limited amount of time to do it. and i know they tried hard. they tried mightily and just didn't achieve it. but something has to be done. it really does. and i would -- maybe i'll just go out here on a limb and no one will agree with me, but won't be the first time. it's time to move to the committee of the whole. let's start moving beyond these special committees and let's do something pretty basic and maybe radical. i think we ought to say after february 1st of next year, any 12 senators, 6 of either party, who produce a plan that can reduce this deficit

she says -- she sang loretta lynne's classic song "coal miner's daughter." >> big time sean hannity fans not bring that. let's keep it music. >> very nice night. >> straight ahead on this tuesday morning, want to start a business, you might want to move to canada. huh? our next guest says our neighbor to the north is slowly becoming more free. >> then solyndra already blew through half a billion taxpayer dollars. now your cash is being used to bail off the laid off workers, too. capital one's new cash rewards card gives you a 50 percent annual bonus. so you earn 50 percent more cash. if you're not satisfied with 50% more cash, send it back! i'll be right here, waiting for it. who wouldn't want more cash? [ insects chirping ] i'll take it. i'll make it rain up in here. [ male announcer ] the new capital one cash rewards card. the card for people who want 50% more cash. what's in your wallet? sorry i'll clean this up. shouldn't have made it rain. i took some steep risks in my teens. i'd never ride without one now. and since my doctor prescribed lipitor, i won't go without it for my high c

loretta and i obviously offer our deepest condolences to rich daley, his wonderful children and their families. all the daley children and grandchildren. we trust that time and treasured memories will ease the great sorrow that they obviously feel. they can also take comfort in knowing that the legacy of margaret corbett daley can be seen and felt all over the adopted city she loved. maggie daley's dedication to the arts will continue in part through the work of her daughters, nora daley conroy who chairs chicago's cultural affairs advisory committee and of course lally, who will continue in her mom's tradition. her commitment to education will live on in the lives of the young people she has touched. her courage will endure in the women she inspired who can now find medical care at the center she helped establish. maggie daley was a modest person. she didn't like to talk about herself. she preferred speaking of others. two years after she was diagnosed with cancer, however, she gave an interview to the "chicago sun-times" in which she hinted about how she felt about her future. this