on the way down you see this sort of orange paneled windows that line this mercury city tower. and there's those two guys there. i don't know who they are. >> spectacular. >> yeah. amber windows behind them what a cool shot. >> you can see him, yes. >> very cool. talk about a long free fall, too. when you 1100 feet to work with, you can pressusuccumb to pressu comes to pulling the chute. >> excuse me. excuse me. excuse me. you're all very beautiful. very, very beautiful. >> stewart edge is taking a step back from the smooching. this time, he's going to pay compliments to people. >> that's sweet. >> yes. >> but this time he has the help of someone we've seen on the show before. >> what's up, guys? i'm lindsey sterling here with stewart edge, we're complimenting people today. love your sweater! >> that is lindsey sterling. >> cops are looking for you. no, yeah, because i think it's illegal to look this good, man. >> oh. >> a dude complimenting a dude, that doesn't happen enough. >> there's an award for the world's cutest couple i could have sworn it was you. >> are you on the pho

on april 16th, mcveigh and nichols drive the mercury to oklahoma city.locks away from the murrah building. he removes the license plates from the car and leaves a note. not abandoned. please do not tow. will move by april 23rd. needs battery and table. two days later, mcveigh and nichols rendezvous near junction city where they assemble the bomb in the truck. >> the ammonium nitrate and fuel would have been mixed in some barrels, something akin to a 55 gallon plastic barrel. those barrels were then likely connected with this detonating cord which led to the boosters and ultimately that detonating cord would have come together where the detonators or blasting caps were. >> but at the last minute, terry nichols, like michael fortier, bails out. >> as time grew near to the time of the bombing, nichols got cold feet. he decided he didn't want to do that. he decided that was going too far. mcveigh screamed at him, threatened him, may have threatened to kill him. >> on the morning of april 19th, mcveigh, now on his own, drives the ryder truck into oklahoma cit

he buys a 1977 mercury from a used car dealer in kansas.ext day mcveigh reserves the ryder truck using the robert d. kling alias. >> on april 16th they drive the mercury to oklahoma city. mcveigh parks several blocks away from the murrah building. he removes the license plate from the car. not abandoned. please do not tow. will remove by april 23rd. needs battery and cable. two days later, mcveigh and nichols rendezvous where they assemble the bomb in the truck. >> the ammonia nitrate would have been mixed in barrels, something kin to a 5-gallon plastic barrel. the barrels were then likely connected with the detonating cord that led to boosters and that detonating cord would come together where the caps were. >> but at the last minute, terry nichols, like michael fortee, bails out. >> as time grew near to the time of the bombing, nichols got cold feet. he decided he didn't want to do that and decided that he was going too far. mcveigh screamed at him, threatened him, may have threatened to kill him. >> on the morning of april 19th, mcveigh

. >> you have to worry about the mercury and where this stuff comes from. you could be eating the sardines and all that, but guess what, there's mercury in the fish and might get sick. >> those are the least sustainable, so large tunas and swordfish, because they're on the top of the food chain, they accumulate a lot more of those. those tend to have more. they advise pregnant women not to eat that much of it. smaller fish like herring, sardines, oyster, wild salmon from the pacific coast, those are all fine as far as that goes. those you don't have to worry about. >> all right. it's probably a new concept for your kitchen, certainly would be for mine. what the heck. it's called the whole fish. maria, thank you for being here. we have a look at the san francisco symphony performing throughout the year. i'm thanking you for watching. , 19th. good morning, i'm anne makovec. i'm phil matier. nigh this is kpix 5 news on kbcw. >> good morning. it is 8:30 on sunday, january 19th, game day. thank you for joining us. i'm anne makovec. >> and i'm phil matier. >> the

each tested for high levels of mercury.mercury poisoning associated with depression, tremors and other symptoms. products tested by california department of public health. should avoid any facial claims that contain mercury. and this warning someone posing as an officer warning they failed to appear for jury duty. the caller tells them they need to pay or risk jail time. anyone receiving this call should hang up and call local law enforcement immediately this, is a nationwide scam and kind of goes and rolls through areas. if it's happening contra costa county it's going to be all over the bay area, soon. >> important warning, thanks michael. >> a story about one man's fight over super bowl tickets taken on the nfl. >> line, it's time to replace or fix it. cheryl and i soon, californians from to salinas to san diego will have equal access to quality health insurance. those who need financial assistance will get it. and nobody will be denied because of a pre-existing condition. welcome to a new state of health. welcome to cov

there is a risk assessment to understand the size of the program after minding mercury and asbestos inthe science building. 9,000 students were scheduled to attend classes starting today but they have been relocated. officials have an information boot to let students know what is going on. >> the presidio trust meets to examine three proposals to develop the we site next to crissy field which is now occupied by a department store. the trust hope to make a fin am decision by mid-february. the three preparals are a museum by george lucas, and a cultural, and a facility to focus on the environment. they will have the option to approve nothing at all. mailing bills snowed it will cost more to mail a letter with the cost of first-class stamp now 49 cents up three cents. regulator use proved the hike in december. the last increase was a year ago when the cost of a letter went up to 46 cents but if you bought forever stamps, those are still good. love those forever stamps. right? >> save a lot of money. >> what's love got to do with it in the team that show -- stole the show last night at the

. >> reporter: while in some parts of the country the mercury feels like it has been on a bungee jumptake new york, 55 degrees on monday, down to a record low of four degrees tuesday, back to 55 this saturday. what does that tell us about global warming? scientists say nothing. >> you can't look at a single event to prove or disprove global warming. you have to look at a period of 30 years to see what the climate is is doing. >> reporter: global warming or climate change happens in decades, not days, and the average temperature trend is up. plus, it is a global phenomenon. so this week, while much of the u.s. shiver, other parts of the world swelter. in brazil, as temperatures are 120 degrees, the animals eat popsicles to keep cool, at the zoo. elsewhere, temperatures are 125 in the west, the hottest year on record, down under. in the north, moscow, anchorage, alaska, are all above average, and california is unusually dry. >> 94% of the state is in quite strong drought. this ultimately will increase the risk of wildfires when they get the right kind of conditions. >> reporter: yet som

>> i have mercury feelings. >> have i freddy mercury feelings. >> who doesn't? if he had dental work he would be great. god rest his soul. smart, petty? smetty? >> i it may be smetty. it is smart. i like it. it is a free country. they can do this. other teams have done it to keep their fans in the stadium. you are free to keep people out. the jaguars for a good portion of the season it appeared they didn't let their offensive line in the stadium. >> wait a second. if you can get players from other parts of the country on your team this sounds bigoted. our quarterback is not from san francisco. he's from somewhere else. that's wrong. that is wrong, andy. >> this is not wrong at all. >> because it is in the constitution? >> absolutely. >> demand an apology? >> i think the leaks from snowden show that -- no. i think the reason i think this is smart is it is a good way to make it easier for the hometown fans to get tickets. >> really? >> why do they let everybody else tickets? >> because it is the region. i get that. washington state team, if they are fans in canada

the mercury slowly starts to rise as a deadly arctic air mass moves out. dean reynolds on the high cost of record lows. in the only state where recreational pot is legal, manuel bojorquez reports supply can't keep up with sky-high demand. >> wow. >> reporter: and 50 years after president johnson declared war on poverty, don dahler visits the front lines with a recruit who says the battle is far from over. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. governor chris christie ran into a traffic jam today on the road to the whitehouse. evidence revealed today shows that a top aide to christie and appointees of the new jersey governor created a four-day tie-up for thousands of drivers on roads leading to the busiest bridge in the world. the motive, political revenge. christie, who's believed to be considering a run for the presidential nomination, says he is outraged by today's developments and insists he was misled by his staff. elaine quijano is in fort lee for us tonight.

he founded the mercury awards.morning. >> good morning. >> what struck me about the grammys last night is that the kicked off with two of the most successful artists in the industry. jay-z and beyoncÉ. these two people are also the most successful artist and business people in the industry. they really tie these two aspects together. you wondered, watching it, business awards or music awards? >> i think it is increasingly becoming business awards is artist start to build the run businesses. that is what we believe is happening. the record labels used to dominate this. they used to control distribution and finance. they do not anymore. artists can raise finance and do it themselves. jay-z and beyoncÉ are the people who are leading that charge. hasigitalization accelerated this process. >> it has made recording cheaper. distribution, as we saw with beyoncÉ recently, you can did your music out to the world immediately, to the entire planet straightaway. the old channels are far less informed. >> manus was running thro

owners tell the mercury news they got a 60-day evict notice and cannot relocate. farmer's insurance next door also told to vacate. the owner thinks the businesses are asked to leave to make room for the new restaurant by the same landlord. the landlord has not commented publicly. >>> the northwestern wildcat football team wants to unionize. it would be the first college football team to do so. players signed a petition and submitted it to the national labor relations board. they want to form the college athlete players association which would recognize athletes as employees, as well as players. the ncaa says naming student athletes as employees, quote, undermines the purpose of college education. the players released the following statement, we recognize the need to eliminate unjust ncaa rules that create physical, academic, financial hardships for college athletes across the nation. this union is formed, players at any private university would be allowed to join. the commercial world makes a great deal of money off of college athletes with televised games, but vi

but the owners tell the "mercury news" they got 60-day eviction notice. insurance next door also told to vacate. the owners of cho's think the businesses are asked to leave to make room for a restaurant owned by the same landlord. that landlord has not commented publicly. >>> 6:36. a teenage girl survives a skydiving free-fall. new details about her remarkable recovery that did not require any surgery. [ laughing ] want to play hide and seek? yeah! 1... 2... 6... 10! [ female announcer ] piÑa colada yoplait. it is so good when you need a little escape. [ mom ] still counting. ♪ more than a feeling ♪ when i hear that old song they used to play ♪ ♪ more than a feeling [ female announcer ] yoplait light boston cream pie. at 90 calories it is so good when you want more than a feeling. >>> a royal caribbean cruise ship full of sick people inching closer to the east coast this morning. "explorer of the sea" left january 21st for a continue-day cruise around the caribbean. more than 600 passengers and crew got sick. so sick, officials decided to turn the ship ar

founderdiscuss with the of the mercury prize. good morning. welcome. you are watching "on the move" live from bloomberg -- you are froming "the pulse" live bloomberg european headquarters in london. francine lacqua is off today. let me tell you about the data crossing as we speak. the number coming through at one end .6, that is slightly ahead of expectations. let me show you a little shot of euro-dollar. this is what is happening in the last few minutes. catching a bid before that number came out. we are 1.3704 but we have extended that move. we are up by 0.2% on the day. that is the economic news. let me move you through to some of the corporate news we are watching today. our top story, at&t ending speculation for now that it is looking to buy vodafone. sayinge saying -- at&t it has no plans to make a takeover. we have learned that john malone's liberty global has agreed to buy the dutch broadband provider ziggo. that's get more on both of the stories with hans nichols in berlin. hans, let's kick off with at&t. >> it has been a remarkable morning. a

. >> juan also reminds us about the mercury scare in swordfish a few years back. that went away. health experts say eating fish once or twice a week is good for you. >>> checking your weather every day is excellent medicine for you. paul deanno is out there tonight with the latest. >> reporter: i'm told vitamin d is good for you. you get it from sunlight. we're flush with vitamin d. we had a lot of afternoon sunshine after lots of morning cloud cover. a weak system passed by but this evening it's all about a gorgeous sunset. we take the mobile weather lab out to treasure island. look at the gorgeous view, fog- free, of san francisco from treasure island. right now it's a gorgeous evening to be outside. because the increased humidity we are not going to cool off as quickly this evening and overnight tonight. it's not as chilly as it has been. let's review our day which started off drizzly but finished sunny. your highs today in the low 60s. oakland 63. concord 63. san jose you were one degree shy of hitting 60 and san francisco officially in the financial district hitting a high o

the mercury expected to plunge in green bay where the packers and 49ers will play one of the coldest games in history. temperatures hovering around zero. it will feel more like 15. >> the roughly 80,000 fans brave enough to embrace the bitter cold. they will receive free hand warmers, coffee and chocolate. >> for thousand getting home from the holiday has been an unending nightmare. tens of thousand of delays, cancellations at airport across the country since the snow first started. hundred more canceled for sun day. the family left cancun to find their connecting flight to omaha canceled. >> we didn't know any of this was going on. so -- we should have stayed. >> real danger with all the extreme weather. more than 16 people have diedre. doctors are stressing, be careful. tai hernandez, abc news, new york. >> let's head to abc 7, meteorologist, lee glasser for a look at how the temperatures will fall overnight. >> live toppler 7, hd. pretty good site here on the moisture that is falling. minneapolis, points northward, clear skies. you can see a path of snow from wichita up to chicago

in chicago the mercury is expected to plummet. the wind chill could approach 50 below zero. >> with the record low, the elected officials are not taking chances. in minnesota the governor cancelled classes for monday. outreach teams are fanning the streets searching for homeless people who are in danger of the freezing to death. >> thank you for joining us. the big question is how long will this cold snap lost, which is why our meteorologist eboni deon is here to tell us the latest. >> it will be a cold one. unfortunately we are keeping the temperatures around for the next few days. this will carry us into the work week. we had the snow yesterday, and it moved out. wear clearing, and the cold air remained in place. here across the upper mid west. as we get the next plunge of cold air, we are talking about snow. now, there are blizzard warning assistance, dropping across minnesota. we are watching for snow to push through the east and the south. a number of winter storm warnings stretching through indiana, including the st. louis a

and anybody that takes freddy mercury's place, the guy from -- what aim doing? >> let's get back to the story, but tell me about that later. freddy mercury. >> he had a tremendous overbite and he was quite the charmer. >> very bad dentist re. it bothers me the no smoking in bar thing since 2002. everyone said i support this law because i don't like when i come home and my clothes smell like smoke. how about you allow people to have smoking bars and nonsmoking bars. you can go to that one and i can go to the other. the second point is do you really smoke e cigarettes and stop smoking? >> yes. and it works. tls the nicotine delivery that replicates smoking. it works. i enjoy -- -- went to enjoy cigarettes and i didn't realize and i smoked two cigarettes in a night and that is equivalent to four packs. the next day at work i was shaking and i did "the five" with a 42-minute anxiety attack sitting there like this. >> you and beckel. you were shaking from different things. you are making a great case for keeping e-cigs legal. >> the point is you have to read it, but

people should stop using and see a doctor if they experienced mercury exposure signs. >>> the sharksgood. they want to be great. always competitive. they strive for dominance like tonight. well, makes you think it is all possible for them. even without logan couture. men in teal stopped the red wings. from joe thornton to joe pavelski. look at andrew dejard one man show. taking it off the board himself. risking a blazer pass. stewart shot on gold. joe pavelski is there to put it in. you have to see it on the replay. it is a 4-1 final. the sharks looking very dominant 4-1. should they go on to the super bowl and all that glory. it'll be a road to the championship for sure. they will soon pack it up again. this time carolina, panthers haven't played in nearly two weeks so it's the old rested or rusted discussion. not that they have a choice. but the niners they have their own preference. >> i do believe of momentum when it comes to ending a regular season and moving ton the play offs. for the last two years we had the ball. in both games we started a little rusty. it hasn't really been

paul rogers, san jose mercury news. great article. some of these fascinated. based it on tree ring data. some of it long time effects. so we'll see, we'll see that's the big word this week. all sorts of people are saying when is it going to rain steve. i don't know that's a good question. we do get a pattern change this week. there will be some rain to the north if you're watching us up in eureka and crescent city. it will be cooler. points north will get rain: mendocino county will get some rain. maybe tonight into tomorrow. our lows are up due to the cloud cover and the fog. and there's some pretty reduced visibility. i mean quarter mile. half a mile for some. a lot of higher level clouds will be streaming over us. these are current temps not the windchill. 34 below international falls. green bay seven below. chicago two below and the cold air i mean it's actually, they're getting a south wind in advance of that a surge of cold air that's why it's 38 in new york. the cool air will be diving down from 60s yesterday looking for 20s. i know little rock was goin

people should stop using and see a doctor if they experienced mercury exposure signs. >>> the sharkseat. always competitive. they strive for dominance like tonight. well, makes you think it is all possible for them. even without logan couture. men in teal stopped the red wings. from joe thornton to joe pavelski. look at andrew dejard one man show. taking it off the board himself. risking a blazer pass. stewart shot on gold. joe pavelski is there to put it in. you have to see it on the replay. it is a 4-1 final. the sharks looking very dominant 4-1. should they go on to the super bowl and all that glory. it'll be a road to the championship for sure. they will soon pack it up again. this time carolina, panthers haven't played in nearly two weeks so it's the old rested or rusted discussion. not that they have a choice. but the niners they have their own preference. >> i do believe of momentum when it comes to ending a regular season and moving ton the play offs. for the last two years we had the ball. in both games we started a little rusty. it hasn't really been too good to us. mentall

francisco state university is shut down after officials discovered a toxic substance after finding mercury, lead paint and asbestos in the science building. 9,000 students scheduled to attend there starting today classes were relocated. officials let students know what is going on inside. >> a controversial proposal requiring condoms made available at california prisons made it through the state assembly today. the bill crafted by a assemblyman from alameda intended to reduce the spread of hiv and other sexually transmitted diseases. >> average cost per patient with hiv in medical system is $25,000 a year and could be hundreds of thousands of dollars over the life of a patient. >> opponents worry making condoms available would encourage sex between inmates, condoms are contraband and is considered a felony to have sex while incarcerated governor brown rejected a similar piece of legislation saying the corrections department already aluz family visitors to bring condoms in for overnight visits. >>> a possible outbreak of noro virus has a cruise liner heading back to port in new jersey now.

the mercury dipping dangerously low, district officials posted a hypothermia alert. >> you don't want to get frozen. >> he had no idea conditions would be this extreme. >> we were not ready. i had to buy gloves and a hat. i hope to see some snow. towhile he may be excited experience it, many who live in around the nation's capital are weather weary. >> i have had enough. i froze enough. i can't take anymore. >> the immediate concern for a lot of parents of children is some of those bone chilling low windchill figures. that is exactly when children are walking to school or at the bus stop so i imagine a lot of children will be bundled up tomorrow morning. firefighters in montgomery county battle the cold temperatures fighting a fire at a home in wheaton. one person suffered minor injuries. authorities are looking into a cause but they believe it was because of propane at the back of the house. washington" isg starting early tomorrow morning. with the very latest on school delays or closings or any issues during rush hour. >> we have developing news from anne arundel county were people

. >>> students are returning for the spring semester after asbestos, mercury and lead paint were found inside a science building. the building will stay slows for the entire spring semester. >> students at san jose state starting their semester with a warning from police. two women were grabbed inappropriately bay man on campus. in both cases, the man road up to the students on a bike and grabbed them. students are now being told to be aware of their surroundings. >>> after five decades of business, joe's of westlake and daily city is now closed. last night, the family friendly restaurant served its last meal to crowds. it's closing because it was bought out by original joe's which has no affiliation to joe's of westlake. >> it was a little shocking when we found out. the community is where the impact is really hitting. >> the new restaurant will open in about a year. some of the employees of the joe's of westlake say they are disappointed they didn't receive job offers to work at the new restaurant. even jerry brown was there last night. >>> it was a big night in los angeles as some o

the water could begin to refreeze as the mercury continues to drop. >>> and will the mercury continue to drop? let's check in with v.j., veronica, what's going on? >> yes, it will. i think we're sick and tired of the extreme cold and the problems that it's been causing. today, though, we got a chance to get a little sunshine in here. look at the gorgeous sky closer to sunset. again, mighty, mighty cold. your evening planner forecast, dropping to 18 by 9:00 p.m. talking about dry conditions here for your evening and even tomorrow morning. we'll head on down to 15 degrees inside the beltway. other locations back down it the single digits. so again, very cold this evening. and even lower temperatures by tomorrow morning. in fact, our windchillngs now up through montgomery county, northern areas of montgomery county, eight degrees. feels like 23, though, ft. belvoir, and by tomorrow morning, folks, single digit windchills. we'll take another look in a few minutes at the snow that we're expecting tomorrow and how much you could see. >>> new threats out of russia have the olympic committee

the "mercury news" reports it's closing because wasn't making enough money. the 6 sx employees at the restaurant have been offered jobs at other restaurants run by the company. the downtown eatery will serve its last meal january 26. >> the japanese fashion store is expanding. the retailer announced it's going to open five new stores in the u.s. by this summer and three of them here in the bay area. they are at the center in daly city, sun valley shopping center in concord and the great mall in milpitas. uniqlo has five other stores in the area. >> more hiring should be reflected in the jobs report from the labor department today. scott has a preview. the big question is how many jobs governments are offering. >> we have a solid guess how many were add in the private sector, in the 200,000 according to an estimate. 200,000 for the month of december. that's private sector. you may be able to add in government jobs this morning, or more likely subtract them due to layoffs. government jobs met everything from fbi agents to county clerks to crossing guards, those

"mercury news" reports the two will announce today their bid to buy the 81 acre site in north san jose. the site includes the agnews center. it plans to develop it into a high school, chrks 8 and to deal with future population growth. developers are in the process of building 32,000 homes in the area and work will be complete in five years. >> a gun store owner in los gatos will be before the council to reapply for a permit to sell guns in the city. templar sports opened in late 2012. public outcry caused the council to adopt an ordinance last year requiring all gun stores operating in the city to be reapproved every single year. during tonight's public hearing the council will decide if templar sports will be allowed to get that new license or one more year. it will consider taking the city to court if the permit is denied. >> another city will talk about banning styrofoam. cupertino will introduce an ordinance prohibiting food vendors using it. it's modeled after the one in san jose. >> let's check in with christina this morning. she says rain is what, sooner than you were expecting

rest for meat which is not a good idea because dolphins are at the top of the food chain and full of mercury. so we did a film called the cove. and it got so much attention and so many petitions that the media camped out in japan where they were doing the fishing, and the fishing boats didn't go out. >> stephen: so you actually stopped it. >> for the first time we stopped the dolphin hunting. >> stephen: so that's what i am talking about. that is what i am talking about, you got them to stop. >> yes. (applause) >> stephen: couldn't another billionaire come along and make a documentary about how delicious dolphin meat is? which i obviously have not knowledge of. >> right. >> stephen: and then it would start again, isn't it just sort of a war between guys with money. >> well, we've been looking for a sequel so maybe that's an idea. but no, i think honestly, people are basically good and if you give good people information about things in the world, then they'll take action. and with every one of our films we put together campaigns so that people can get involved. in part we do that through our

the mercury news asked costco officials about that but they declined to comment. >>> with the super bowlust around the corner. peyton manning set aside a little family time as he gets ready for the big day. he just had dinner at his brother eli's house. but that dinner conversation did not cover football. he spent time with his 7 month old niece lucy. in case you're wondering, they ate healthy. eating well in prep for that big game. >>> and speaking of the super bowl, interesting side bets floating around in vegas like what kind of hat will bruno mars wear. right now a fidora is coming in with three to one odds. another is will richard sherman get a taunting penalty. if you bet he will misbehave you will get four times what you bet. and colorado and washington are the two states in the country that have legalized marijuana, and some people are calling this the stoner bowl. also, here is one that the niners are familiar with, will the power go out during the game. right now odds are 20 to 1 that is will. >>> a 16-year-old boy with a rare form of skin cancer is on his way to the super bowl

in 1934, the mercury dipped to minus 52 degrees in new york state.s 4. . >> people forget what it was like 30 or 40 years ago. that makes them a little susceptible to people peddling nonsense. >> reporter: so he's saying don't listen to piers corbin. >> big extremes with very, very cold air at times. and this type of thing is going to continue for some decades. >> toughen up. this is no big deal. and that's easy for me to say from sunny, california. i'm nick watt for "nightline" in los angeles. >> thank you, nick watt, for rubbing it in. and coming up next here on "nightline," vin diesel doing his best version of katy perry's dark horse. wait until you see his beyonce. ♪ [ female announcer ] if you're struggling with bipolar depression, there are treatment options. ask your doctor if once a day latuda, lurasidone hcl, may help you. in clinical studies, latuda has been shown to be effective for many people struggling with bipolar depression. latuda is not for everyone. call your doctor if you have unusual changes in mood, behaviors, or thoughts of sui

the mercury has gone below zero 12 of the last 21 days in minneapolis. the bitter cold has forced propane prices to a 20-year high in minnesota and created spot shortages around the country. some seven million american households-- mostly in rural areas-- depend on propane for heat. three waves of freezing air are forecast to wash across the central united states in the coming days. the forecast high here for thursday's opening of st. paul's famous winter carnival? billed as the coolest celebration on earth, it's minus one. scott, the windchill in minneapolis this morning was near 30 degrees below zero. that means exposed skin like your face feels like is getting a really bad sun burn in less than ten minute's time. it's not over yet. next week we can test our toughness again when we actually get the coldest air of the season so far. >> pelley: jamie yuccas from a great newsroom, wcco. jamie, thank you very much. airlines canceled nearly 3,000 flights today with ripple effects, of course, all over the country. here's chip reid. >> reporter: at laguardia

then the mercury steadily raises right into the coming weekend. officer timothy sheffield of the sandy springs, georgia, police department was heading to an accident when he spotted an s.u.v. >> i saw the driver standing over on the passenger's side and it didn't look like it was stuck so i just got out to check on him and i asked the driver, i said "are you okay?" and he very calm, he was on the phone with 911, he said "no, we're having baby." and i said "okay." the baby started to come out, the head came out and then the father started to pull and i could hear them say "don't pull" as i was telling him don't pull because we were trying to help him and as soon as we said that she pushed one more time and the baby came out. today was my birthday so it was like what a birthday present to be a part of that. >> reporter: nick and amy anderson say they named their baby grace, as in "by the grace of god." it was snowy at the capitol last night when the president delivered his state of the union speech and called on congress to raise the minimum wage. d

investigators tell the mercury news no one called 911 for about an hour about it. early yesterday morning a man was found shot but he still managed to reach the front yard of a duplex on south 33rd in east san antonio street. according to the mercury news tenants looked out their windows and checked to see what was happening but say they didn't see anything. later on according to the reports a woman coming home found a man face down in her driveway. we still don't know the name of that shooting victim. >>> it is 5:13. new this morning word that two americans have been detained in benghazi libya. the two americans are college basketball players at benghazi university. that is not clear why they were detained. last month four u.s. military personnel were briefly taken into custody at a check point in libya and later released. >>> time is 5:13. let's see what is happening. do we have a commute this morning sal? i know you are watching everything. >> yeah. we don't have much of a commute right now. doesn't mean we won't have one later. right now its still very nice. an

. >> if you don't have to be out, this is a good time not to be out on the streets report the mercury will go lower across the midwest. 61 below in some areas, coldest in years. the blast will hit some southern cities with bitter cold, no doubt, 2014 is roaring in line a lion. >> this is a live look at sfo, nationwide a total of 5,000 flights were cancellinged this weekend, another 1500 tomorrow. san francisco international reports 66 flight kansas calculations and some delays because of the extreme weather weather. oakland, reports seven delays. >>> the war of words in the battle of the fate of 13-year-old jahi mcmarket is turning nasty. the family's attorney says everything is in place to move her to a new facility and the family wants to give jahi nutrientses so her brain can be at optimum efficiency. a hospital spokesman says it's a lie. >> this is a deceased young woman. no amount of food, medicine, medical machinery, time or hope is going to bring her back. it's wrong and unethical for mr. dolan to mislead the family and public there's any amount of hope for any food that could

our media partner, the san jose mercury news, reports the 47-year-old man died after smashed against the rocks by huge waves friday near the santa cruz lighthouse. an autopsy is scheduled for sometime this week. >>> thousands of abortion opponents rallied in san francisco for the tenth annual walk for life. a massive crowd walked down market street carrying signs that said "defend life" and "women deserve better than abortion." a supervisor introduced a resolution a couple weeks ago opposing the "abortion hurts women" banners that they hung on market street. they say it's free speech. >> a good reminder that every year a lot of people in this country love life and love babies. >> it's important that women have a choice and we can only go forward. we can't go backwards. a coat hanger will never be any only option. >> pro-choice supporters gathering there. it marked the 43rd anniversary of roe v. wade, the u.s. supreme court decision that legalized abortion. >> a new california law meant to protect people from foodborne illnesses have some in the culinary industry fighting back. worker

the "mercury news" says gore played through the injury and he could undergo surgery as early as today. no comment from the 49ers, but jim harbaugh will have a news conference this afternoon. he was one of eight 49ers selected to the pro bowl, but only ahmad brooks is expected to go there. a attorney acl and mcl will keep bowman out of the pro bowl, but it could also keep him out of the beginning of the next season. the time table for a return is about nine months at the earliest which puts week one of next season in jeopardy. >> that was such a rough game. really tough. >>> lebron james may be king of the court, but in the white house, it's a different story. >> boom! >> don't you love that. this video was tweeted from the first lady's handle this morning. the miami heat visited earlier this morning to promote the let's move program. >>> near san jose city college, we will go back out live to the scene for the very latest. >>> now to breaking news, the san jose swat team is in a standoff near san jose city college. bob, give us the latest there. >> peggy and scott, we just heard anoth

. >> as the mercury keeps falling so are the super bowl ticket prices.y are now going for just above $1500 a pop which is less than last year's super bowl. they dropped $300 since saturday morning thanks to the january freeze. the nfl says they aren't worried about empty seats come next sunday despite the frigid forecast. now things are closing down. chicago schools are closed on monday. that's 400,000 students without school for the second time this month thanks to the cold weather. greg? >> a lot of nose bleeds out there, right? >> exactly right, seriously. >> hang in there pal, thanks. >>> president obama is losing the support of a key constituency who helped elect him. coming up, we are going to tell you why people are -- who are young and really abandoning the president. we will be right back. [ male announcer ] meet mary. she loves to shop online with her debit card. and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took over her bank accounts and stole her hard earned money. unfortunately, millions of americans just like you learn all

they discovered mercury vapor and asbestos and lead paint throughout the building. university officials are scrambling to figure out where to put 2500 students and staff who use that building. the semester begins on monday. >>> he stole his lamborghini, but wanted to do much worse. >> he has exclusive new details on the huge heist that he was planning. >> the teenager had his sights set on a more serious crime. a takeover robbery of a renouned san francisco business. how he planned to pull it off next. >> and out of the cold, a a heartwarming story, why a young family will never forget the freezing weather gripping the country. >> and every parents wants it, but few get enough of it. we are talking about sleep. how mom and dad manage to land a few more precious hours in >>> tomorrow afternoon marin county teenager max wade will be sentenced for stealing a lamborghini and an attempted murder. >> the abc7 news i team learned of a bigger crime wade was planning and now an exclusive report. >> i learned prosecutors will raise a new scheme, a takeover robbery of a famed

. >>> leading the news in the san jose mercury news, california legal immigrants can get law licenses, state supreme court rules. it was a unanimous decision bn the court saying there was no reason to block one man's pursuit to become a lawyer, even though he's not yet a citizen. >>> and on nbc news.com, internet search for time travelers turns up -- nothing this time. really? you don't think? scientists say they might miss hints of information flowing backward in time, including a simple oversight to the influence of -- get this -- a cosmic chronology protection agency, we'll keep you posted on that. >>> in the news, florida congressman trey radel will return to work on capitol hill next week. it will be the republican's first time back at work since being charged with possession of cocaine in october. radel pleaded guilty to the charge in november and was sentenced to one year probation. he took a leave of absence and entered rehab. >>> we want to take a look at this massive blaze at a southern california lumber yard. officials say at least 100 firefighters battled the flames. thank

in chicago the mercury is expe expected to plummet in the negative. the wind chill t could approach 15 degrees below zero. >> that was erica ferrari reporting. eboni deon will join us to tell us about the latest around the country, but if you're still digging out of this winter storm you're probably dealing with a lot of ice. as there are reports there is very surprising alternatives that could melt your problems right away. >> reporter: traditional ways of solves the problems of slick surfaces include chemical de-icers, sand and salt. it's the same salt on your dinner table, and there is a reason why it's the favorite, it works. it lowers freezing point. the more salt you add, the lower the freezing point goes. but it's corrosive and makes paving crumble. in wisconsin, where else, they're turning to cheese. >> wisconsin produces more than 2 billion pounds of cheese, it's a lot of cheese. one of the by-products is a brine, it's basically salt and water. >> reporter: from salty to sweet, places like illinois have been turning to molasses. >> it sounds

the mercury plunging into negative numbers across dozens of states. the u.s. is accelerating help to iraq, including surveillance drones in he'll fire missiles, but putting troops on the ground is not an option. >> democrats want to restore unemployment benefits to more than a million americans. republicans insist they need to find a way to pay for it. >> from wedded bliss to legal limbo - same-sex marriage on hold in utah. [ ♪ music ] >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm stephanie sy. 26 states are under a federal winter warning thanks to a brutal arctic blast sweeping the nation. the freezing weather system is found in the north and south polls. a weather phenomenon known as the polar vortex is driving down temperatures to 30, 40, 50 degrees below zero. the satellite image makes a third of the country look like a sheet of ice. it looks bad from the picture, but it's worse on the ground. >> diane eastabrook braves the elements in chicago. >> minus 15 on the thermometer. >> a frigid day in chicago was not fit for man or beast. mary-both bundled up herself and

the mercury is set to go down as low as -13. >> a lot of records will be hours,over the next 24 and are indeed already been broken in the midwest. these temperatures will go to the lowest in a generation, meaning a lot of people will never have experienced these types of low temperatures, and who would want to. celsius inegrees chicago, the biggest metropolitan area affected by this extreme cold right now. the biggest record that we will probably see is -50 degrees celsius in terms of the windchill felt in some parts of the country part of that is a very low temperature. add to that a very cold wind passing through. here, in washington, it is still looking pretty much ok. temperatures will go down very quickly, in just a few hours time. -13 celsius is the lowest we will go. the tips we are getting is stay indoors as much as you can. where layers because the damages -- dangers are serious. hypothermia and frostbite for those that say outside. >> which states are affected and what plans are in place by local governments? >> too many states to name. half of the country, up to its -- up to