snowy highways in the midwest.igh winds on i-40 from oklahoma city to memphis. >> calling out six tomorrow. thank you for >> and you don't drive. >> if you're flying today, airport delays possible in boston, new york, philly, d.c., detroit, memphis, atlanta. a rough travel day. >>> two bomb shell revelations have emerged on what casey anthony was saying as her trial approached. >> she told psychologists that her father drowned caylee in the family pool. >> anthony says she was drugged at a party, blacked out, and then raped. she says she doesn't know who caylee's father is but claims she loved her daughter at first sight. >>> and joran van der sloot will be sentenced to murder tomorrow. he pleaded guilty. his attorney claimed the killing was triggered by a sort of post traumatic stress disorder. >>> state officials said they found no basis about recent complaints about the hospital where beyonce gave birth. some parents said they were kept from seeing their babies in the nicu. kept there from the security guards hi

we have the winter storm making its way from the the midwest to the northeast. now we'll go to al upstairs with details on the story. hey, al. >> thank you very much, ann. we are talking about a big winter storm that's dumped anywhere from six to 12 inches of snow through the midwest. this is wisconsin where they are digging out. they have the snow shovels going. we have more to talk about.

how indiana's right-to-work push could change the political and economic landscape in the midwest.e back. so, this is delicious okay... is this where we're at now, we just eat whatever tastes good? like these sweet honey clusters... actually there's a half a day's rth of fiber in every ... why stop at cereal? bring on the pork chops and the hot fudge. fantastic. are you done sweetie? yea [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. hey, i love your cereal there-- it's got that sweet honey taste. buno way it's calories, right? no way. lady, i just drive the truck. right, there's no way right, right? have a nice day. [ male announcer ] 80 delicious calories. fiber one. >> the idea there no worker should be forced to pay union dies as a condition of keeping a job is simple and just but the benefits in new jobs would be large. a third or more of growing or relocating businesses will not consider a state that is not providing workers this protection. >> he was reportedly booed by protesters in the state house hallways for those remarks in the annual "state of the state addres

large area of snow across the upper midwest. significant rain showers to the south. we are in the squeeze play point and so as both disturbances move in in the next several hours, we will see flurries and snow showers, we will see things change to a sleet-snow mix towards day break tomorrow and sleet to freezing rain, briefly, then ending as rain showers. all of that happening in a 12- hour span. it's going to be interesting past midnight. here is midnight. see the snows across the state. rain showers further south and west, down on the lower eastern shore. as we push towards 6:00 a.m., we think we will get the snow- sleet mix going. briefly freezing rain after 6:00 a.m. in the morning before we go to all rain as this pushes out of here, including the eastern shore or past noon tomorrow. that's the critical time frame, we will watch for refreezing. above freezing during the day tomorrow. that will get melting. we have watch for refreezing tomorrow night. clear in to sunday as well. that's good news. travelers, driving to new england, realize it could be a tough road.

hundreds of flights were canceled yesterday across the midwest. >> stay safe, everybody in the midwest>> new tensions with iran this morning. the u.s. has reportedly used a secret back channel to warn iran that blocking oil shipments in the strait of hormuz would trigger a u.s. response. >>> after 43 years on the air, "one life to live" will come to an end today. some of the characters will find a new home on "general hospital." >> looking at today's weather, it's calm out west. the snow moving out of the great lakes region and tennessee valley towards the northeast today. >>> and let's start your friday and your weekend with a laugh, shall we? >> can't wait for this one. lots for the late night guys to pick from this week. from politics to all the new gadgets being unveiled at the consumer electronics show in las vegas. take a look. >> this year at the consumer electronics show, serve talking about the voice-controlled tv. it's tv that you control with your voice. instead of the back-breaking work of pressing a button on the remote. this endless tedium and enormous exercise of going l

a radical change but it is really about worker freedom. >> the nearest right-to-work state in the midwest is iowa. how much economic benefit could there be here, really when you get down to it? >> it is huge. when mitch daniels talks about this. he's looking at the south, where the epicenter of most right-to-work states have been and where there has been a flood of manufacturers who have moved from the north to the south, over recent decades to take advantage of those lower-cost, nonunionized states and if indiana could do this it would be a sort of central pole for people to remain in the midwest and locate and give an enormous advantage over competitors. >> the last state to try to do that was new hampshire, which had huge legislative majorities in 2010, tried to pass it and it was vetoed by the democratic governor and, indiana republicans also have big majorities and looks like they are poised to do it? >> and i hope they do. it is almost a life and death issue for indiana. 20% of indiana's workforce is in manufacturing. the highest percentage in the united states. and people don't --

the biggest premium increases will be seen in the southeast and midwest. the average is going to be about $30 a year. >>> and attention, caffeine lovers, as well, this morning. that cup of starbucks coffee may be going up, as well. the chain is raising prices about 1% in the northeast. in the sun belt, as well. a tall coffee will cost an extra dime. but the price for a grande will remain the same. the last starbucks increase was about five years ago. >>> we downloaded a record 6.5 million copies of the angry birds game, on christmas day alone. more than 1 billion mobile programs were downloaded last week, making it an appy holiday, indeed. >> i love angry birds. i am hooked. >> it is good. >> yeah. >>> next on this wednesday morning, we'll have those overnight results from the iowa caucuses. >>> plus, this morning, the vie vent smash and grab, taking just seconds that sent terrified shoppers running from that jewelry store. >>> and a big win for big blue. hail to the victors. we head to the superdome for highlights from the sugar bowl. [ female announcer ]

making a mess of roads and runways from the midwest to new england. >>> fresh signs that republicans could be coming together behind mitt romney as a new name says he wants to run. >>> and the cell phone ring that brought a symphony to a screeching halt. this morning, we hear from the culprit, patron x. >>> cell phone off? >> my cell phone is always off. i have it on vibrate during the show so we're good. >> excellent. >>> call ate rude awakening after a mild start to january. severe weather is bearing down on a huge part of the country. >> into new england making a mess of roadways and airport runways. thatman bradley shows us where the storm started. >> reporter: across the west, cold air and blowing snow are making conditions miserable. from colorado to kentucky, the roads are a slick, icy mess. in wisconsin, snow brought the evening commute to a standstill. gusty winds are causing snow to blow and drift. the weather is blamed for at least two deaths in iowa. chicago under a winter storm warning. they're expecting a wind chile near zero and up to six inches of snow. we'll shovel i

advisories for snow in the upper midwest weather advisories with latest pineapple express storm and toest coast this one track and south. clouds no. french could keep us cloudy on wednesday. we might have precipitation wednesday. do not think so at the moment. wind is west at 18 humidity is 72 and the dew point is 33. here is that storm with another falling at another. the next one buckles the jet stream and east the warm air you can get tornadic thunderstorms forming and texas tomorrow slide and south of us at the jet shooting across the top prevent it from north and to our area. we say goodbye to the store producing today's wind and clouds. hello sunshine and this high pressure clouts come back pretty expeditiously tomorrow night called on wednesday and mild air from the pacific across here on thursday-friday windy at temperatures may go up into the 40's by the end of the week crashing over the weekend there is the severe weather southern plains states rainfall may arc north into ohio badly affected areas downstate. 10 day depiction air mass movement. coldest air white and pink to th

in virginia, onstar directed them to a pair of midwest makers. it happened in loudoun county. >> it's a damn shame my brother would do this to his own parents. >> reporter: steven smalley is ashamed. his brother and brother's girlfriend are in jail facing drug charges for allegedly having a portable midwest lab. >> they showed up at my parents' house out of the blue. we haven't heard from him in three or four months. onstar reported the couple's car was stolen from indiana, they tracked it to clubhouse drive, found steven's brother and girlfriend and arrested them. police said they walked up to the car, looked in the window and smelled and odor and items used in a possible midwest lab. >> when i walked out of my bedroom, the police is in the front room. >> reporter: investigators found more suspected midwest amphetamine in the apartment. >> reporter: have you used it? >> nos. i've only seen it on tv and from what i've seen, it ain't no good. >> reporter: the has met team made sure it was safe. >> it makes me shocked. >> reporter: as for steven, h

a major winter storm walloping cities in the midwest today. chicago expecting up to six inches through this evening. already, drivers are seeing havoc on the road. >> they're not too good so far. they haven't been plowing much. >> reporter: the first real blast of winter started later this year. it's already january and workers at the chicago home depot say shovels and salt have been flying off the shelves. >> we are expecting to have a lot of snow. we are all geared up as far as supplies go. >> reporter: the storm system dumped snow across the entire region with seven inches in iowa, six inches in illinois, three in minnesota, causing massive delays at area airports. the dry, fluffy snow adds up quickly and is severely reducing visibility. >> one lane open, the other is closed. sometimes you can see, sometimes you can't. >> reporter: a similar system pounded the pacific northwest with snow, ice and rain. they are still recovering. 250,000 homes around seattle, takoma and olympia were without power today. downed powerlines blanketed the region

pipeline in place it's the solid red line and it's carrying oil to refineries in the midwest and in illinois and in nebraska kansas and you know all along the route so it's already there so here we have now this is proposed pipeline down to the gulf coast it's sixteen hundred sixty one miles of new pipeline that will carry nine hundred thousand barrels each day of canadian tar sands oil some of the most toxic stuff in the world all the way from alberta canada to the southern tip of texas in the process that pipeline will cut right through some of our nation's most precious natural resources including the aqua for the largest aquifer of the world that sits underneath eight states as far north as south dakota all the way down to texas that area has also been known to experience seismic activity that could rupture the pipeline contaminating this giant aquifer that provides drinking water for twenty three million people and supports twenty billion dollars of agriculture in midwest think b.p. oil spill only way worse any leak anywhere along a sixteen hundred mile route could do one thinkable dama

will actually go up and prices will go up to according to an independent analysis gas prices in the midwest would increase by twenty cents a gallon as a result of that pipeline reaching the export ships in the gulf of mexico and american farmers who spent twelve point four billion dollars on fuel in two thousand and nine could spend as much as fifteen billion if the pipeline is built higher gas prices always translated into fewer jobs so in reality this pipeline is a job killer but there's something even more disturbing than the lies coming from the oil barons on this issue and that's the threats if a trans national corporation in any other developed nation threatened the president or prime minister of that nation that if it didn't bend and that person didn't bend to their will then there would be consequences the people would be horrified but here when transnational corporations threaten the president the united states it's no big deal it's just another wednesday in america that's a sign that corporations have far too much power and influence in our nation and instead of corporations being

winter arrived in the midwest with a brutal storm.rm roared in with a vengeance. cold air and blowing snow are making conditions miserable across the midwest. from colorado to kentucky the roads are a mess. in greenfield, wisconsin snowfall brought the evening commute to a standstill. gusty wind causing snow drifts. the weather has been blamed for two deaths in iowa. chicago is under a winter storm warning, expecting a wind chill near zeroth and up to 6 inches of snow. >> we will shovel and opened goes away by monday. >> hundreds of flights were canceled. the weather over the past few months has been unseasonably warm. in chicago, the city usually gets 14 inches of snow by this time of year. this winter only 1.7 inches. arctic air has been kept far north for weeks by the jet stream but it has finally come down south. >> it has not been on the ground long enough to have an effect on me yet. >> the storm is moving from the midwest through the great lakes with its eyes set on new england where they could see up to a foot of snow starting

that lack of snow is also evident in new england and the upper midwest. meanwhile, northern california and the pacific northwest are getting hit with more rain and wind than snow. except in and around seattle where rain on top of this past week's rare snowstorm created a slushy mess. forecasters say the missing ingredient this winter has been cold temperatures that have finally moved in. >> this year we could be looking at a flip-flop where we start mild and there's time to catch up as we head to february and march. it's not over yet. >> reporter: not over. and so far this winter has left most people wanting more. >> i'm looking forward to a few more snowy days, but hopefully winter doesn't come with a vengeance now that it's come so late. >> reporter: and this storm still managed to cause quite a few delays and cancellations at airports around the country. nearly a thousand cancellations just today. on top of that, just 300 alone in the new york area and on top of the nearly 700 in chicago yesterday. >> michelle, thanks. >>> for more on the wild weather

in the midwest, possibly some record breaking highs. much of the west coast will be sunny. >>> in sports, joe torre wants to buy the los angeles dodgers. torre managed the dodgers from 2008 to 2010, after 12 years of managing the yankees. torre quit his job at major league baseball to team up with developer rick caruso. their group becomes one of over 30 potential buyers. initial bids are due january 23rd. the price is expected to break the record for a baseball franchise, topping the $845 million mark. >>> now to college football's orange bowl, which was a record-breaker. west virginia's geno smith tied a record for any bowl game, throwing six touchdown passes. the mountaineers overwhelmed the clemson tigers 70-33. that is the most points by a team in any bowl game ever. >>> in college hoops, a philadelphia stunner as temple knocks off fifth ranked duke. khalif wyatt led the owls with 22 late three-pointers to seal the deal. temple defeated duke 78-73. >>> in the nba, the l.a. clippers cruise to an easy win over the houston rockets. bl

it's going to be mild. >> records were smashed yesterday in the midwest.corded history they have never hit 60 degrees in the first week of january until yesterday. they exceeded 60 degrees in southwestern minnesota. we will reach 60 this afternoon. not talking records around here but well above average. 35 right now in waldorf bristow in the upper 20s. highs today in the upper 50's in the potomac highlands, mid 60's order south of town. locally around 60. a lot of sunshine, high, thin clouds. lexington park, likely going to be in the mid 60's this afternoon. well above average. wwarm tomorrow, sun and clouds. upper 50's. back down into the 40's on sunday. we could have another cold snap by next weekend. that is the forecast. >>> moving very nicely and right now. not only in maryland on the beltway but also put in and out of baltimore. 95 in virginia looks pretty good. 66, looks good from marshall getting to manassas and vienna. quiet is on route 7 on the greenway and the toll road. looks good in manassas park and the battlefield. a little bits of volume ne

temperatures reached the 60's in the midwest yesterday.ed of the springlike weather to get in some outdoor activities. the warm air will reach our area today, but winter could return sometime next week. it is january. >> it cannot last forever. the seesaw temperatures are still making life miserable for metro. >> long delays last night for passengers on the blue and orange lines. the problem was probably related to the weather according to officials. brianne carter has details from southeast. >> good news so far for passengers this morning, no problems to report that the eastern market metro station. it was a different story over the past two days. metro riders say they are frustrated. >> i cannot deal with this every day. >> after back-to-back days of delays on metro, demetrias davis insteads fed up. >> i will by a skateboard. >> passengers were packed on platforms and trains. there was a broken track part called a fraud, is which at the stadium armory station that sends the trains in one direction or another. -- called a frog. many say i

so the cold spell is overwith for much of the midwest. back to you. >> yeah, the weather is beautiful today. >> yet another great bowl game last night. just imagine if all these overtime thrillers actually meant something. play-off leads. virginia tech in the sugar bowl in new orleans. pick it up in the second quarter. michigan down 6-0. robinson, great quarterback, scrambles to the right. finds junior hemingway for a - 45-yard touchdown. hemingway comes down with it. a fumble on the ensuing kickoff. wolverines then try a fake field goal. the holder passes the ball and deflected and center jarrod landa comes down it with. the big fellow. michigan could not get a touchdown but added three more points for a 10-6 halftime lead. virginia tech going for a two-point conversion to tight game in the fourth. logan thomas, a good quarterback, hits marcus davis. tied at 17. both teams tack on field goal to send things in overtime. thomas throws a 20 yard pass in the end zone and goes for an amazing diving catch. replay shows the spectacular one hand

a huge storm pounds the midwest. an inch of snow every, single hour. >>> rare winter twisters tear through the south. >>> killer controversy. new trouble for four convicted murderers set free in mississippi. our reporter goes in search of the tough-talking governor behind those pardons. >>> shrinking beauty. a plus-size revolt, as the growing gap between real women and cover girls. is a size 6 the new plus-sized woman? >>> sleepless nation. how far will you go to get the sleep you need at night? >> i don't want to take a pill every night to go to sleep. >> new solutions, better than pills. now to reboot your brain. >>> and a beautiful mind. the young girl living in a homeless shelter, who says that is her secret to becoming a national science star. >>> good evening. it took months to get here. but the first major winter storm is finally arrived. and it is not wasting any time. this storm has dumped more snow in chicago in an hour than the windy city has seen all season. chaos on the roads, now, and at the airports, m

with myrtle beach would bring a few more sunbathers from the midwest down here and be a very good thing for them. let me close by saying how much hereappreciate it being and talking to so many of you from the republican party, from the tea party. you all are the heart and soul of our effort. i have been in office 21 years. i have one of nine elections. does not matter how good we think we are, how many great ideas we have, if we do not have an army of people that believe in your cause and are willing to do the hard work of freedom, knocking on doors in making the phone calls and coming to the rallies, hanging up the literature on the doors, putting up the signs, you cannot win. this is the key to winning. in 2008, the president did a darn good job. we have to do a real good job in 2012 with having the energy and the enthusiasm on our side. i will close by saying this ithe greatest country on earth. but the highest gdp, the most productive and brightest people. i think the most moral people because we still believe init tenets of human -- basic freedom and traditional values and religiou

police in virginia say on ststa directed them to a pair of midwest maker midwest -- meth makers. >> it'samn shame my brother would do this to his own parents. >> reporter: steven smalley is ashamed his brother and girl were arrested for having a portable meth lab. >> they showed up at my parents'house out of the blue. we haven't heard from them in three or four months. >> reporter: onstar reported they were in indiana and police tracked it and found he brother and girled and arrested them. >> reporter: police said they walked up to the car, looked in the window and smelled and odor and items used in a possible midwest lab. >> when i walked out of my bedroom, the police is in the >> reporter: have you ever used it? >> nos. i've only seen it on tv and from what i've seen, it ain't no good. >> reporter: the hazmet team made sure it was safe. >> it makes me shocked. >> reporter: as for steven, he feels sorry for his brother. >> evidently he needs help if this is the case and he has a problem with it. >> reporter: police says the couple is facing grand larceny and narcotics charges. news4. >>

much improved in the midwest where temperatures are soaring near 40s. tomorrow, kansas city hits 60 degrees. so much for winter. if you're watching us on wch 6 on portland, maine, in brunswick take a rare glimpse into bowdoin college museum of art for your "early today" event of the day. >> cool. thanks, bill. >>> now here's an early look at this morning headlines in entertainment. reports say kaits katy perry is leaning on rihanna after her split from russ willing brand. they are planning a girl getaway trip to mexico. brand never took rihanna new democrat any moore will be in a porn film about linda lovelace. >>> and kristin brought her boyfriend two vintage guitars. >>> in a movie raising eyebrows, selma hayek has been named a knight by france's president. hayek's is the ceo of a french company. >>> finally, whether or not you believe lady gaga followed a master plan for success called madonna there's at least one material girl direction she will not go in is acting. she insists she's just a musician. i don't know if i believe that. >> everyone wants

a massive winter system, bearing down on the midwest. and abc's weather editor, sam champion, is tracking the storm from chicago tonight, where it's 22 and cold. sam? >> reporter: good evening, diane. and tonight, a reminder of what winter should be. cold air and blowing snow. we say that because this time last year, chicagoland had about 22 inches of snow. tonight, they're bracing for their first significant snow of the season. the storm is throwing a brutal punch of winter, from colorado to kentucky, causing dangerous travel conditions and at least two deaths in iowa. in chicago, more than 500 flights were cancelled. and people are rushing to stock up on shovels and salt, for their biggest snowfall this season so far. >> we'll shovel it out, lay down the salt, and hope it all goes away by monday. that's all you can do. >> reporter: but, it's been an odd year. chicago usually receives one-third of its snowfall by this time. that's usually about 14 inches. this winter? they have barely gotten any. officially, 1.7 inches. that's because t

and not much warmer actually in new orleans. 20s in the midwest.al 43. 66 in phoenix. >> i need to call this woman when i do my picks. actually, i already did my picks. so maybe next week. with another nfl playoff weekend upon us we know one granny who's going to be glued to the tv when the action starts. >> oh, yeah, meet this woman. she is pat hans lik of north plainfield, minnesota. and at 87 years old she may be the oldest ever winner of a fantasy football league. she made all the right moves this past season. the result was her first ever league win. >> she says she has no strategy and that she just hopes she's making good choices. her grandkids say it's proof that their granny is just cool. if you've ever played fantasy football, you have to make trades. this is pretty complex. you go, granny. >> she looks good for 87. keep on rocking. more "world news now" coming after the break. ♪ it's not the real thing ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh ♪ sometimes a fantasy let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i

on international flights the limit is four hours. >> parts of the midwest are looking like winter. look at the chicago area. one of the many midwestern cities it digging itself out of conditions. we will not get any of that here. >> it will pass right by us over us. >> it will stay off to the west. the allegany is protecting us from a lot of us. >> long live the mountains. >> absolutely. clear skies around the area because of the mountains. here is the recorded sunset from the rooftop camera. temperatures dropped a few degrees right after sunset. look at that. it will be back tomorrow morning, if i could guess. chilly temperatures only to get colder. the high-temperature occurred just after midnight and then the front rolled through. 36 was the low for the day which is the current reading. 43 and 28 are the averages. at frost bird state university, 16 degrees, wind chill -- frostburg university, 16, wind chill around 0. the advisories are now constricted to the higher elevations and virginia. 32 in gaithersburg. 39 at reagan national airport. 39 in annapolis. all through the mid-at

midwest, you're cold but at least you're that's a look at the national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. areas like boston will be warm but during the morning hours, the afternoon is when the temperatures will begin to plunge and in pittsburgh, a cold day. high only 24 degrees. that is one of the coldest days of the winter and you will see some snow showers. weekend forecast looks chilly, but not a lot of snow so it looks okay. >> i'm perplexed there is even snow. it's amazing. >> some areas, it's the first time. >> how are you feeling, better? >> we are working on it. >> all right. >>> home depot is hiring. ed for lion is firing and a very unusual recall at bed, bath & beyond. >>> could she be going from one of show business bad boys to one of sport's altar boys? >>> coming up, nhl all-star rosters announced and shocking upset in college hoops and things from bad to worse for the knicks. you're watchin"early today." >>> very good morning to you. welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. >>> get out of the way because of

another 5 inches of drenching rain is expected and the biggest snowstorm of the season hits the upper midwestetches east into pittsburgh. >> that storm brings some bone-chilling temps. plunging below zero in some spots. dallas topping out at the upper 70s, a full 15 degrees above normal. >> always so depressing to talk about texas because it's so much warmer there than here. >> welcome to new york. >> i think i need a vacation to texas. >>> the people behind one of the biggest file-sharing sites says they're under attack by the government. the founder is now under arrest in new zealand where he lives. here's pierre thomas with more. >> reporter: the battle over copyrights and control of the internet has escalated. two companies have been charged with selling pirated music and other materials on line. among those charged, the creators of megaupload. megaupload runs online ads featuring a who's who of celebrities. kim kardashian. >> i love mega up load. >> i love mega upload. >> reporter: there was a cyber attack with the justice department's website among those under assault. a group calling t

strong storms could pound the midwest and deep south again today, just like yesterday.ight meteorologist, reynolds wolf? >> absolutely, news anchor gary tuckman. chicago is still digging out after friday's big snowstorm. in fact, much the area was just covered by the snowfall. in fact well, take these images in, and you'll know that nine inches fell in joliet, just outside chicago. temperatures are expected to remain above freezing. still scattered showers and thunderstorms, but the snow, thankfully, will be long gone by that point. the bad weather spreads into parts of the northeast and caused all kinds of problems in the roadways. in fact, take a look at this scene in southwestern pennsylvania. tractor-trailers carrying cards slid right off the highway. anyone hoping for that car there on the top might have to wait for a few days. they might have to reorder. drivers are urged to be cautious because roads are still very slick. given another 24 to 48 hours, temperatures will be above freezing, and conditions should be better. there is more snow expected for the heavy ar

. >> the coldest weather of is season pours into the upper midwest. temperatures up to 15 degrees colder than usual. cooler than usual in l.a., at 59. dallas goes from 75 yesterday to 55. honolulu and miami are near 80. don't even go there. >> we won't think about the fact that we're not there at this point. >>> coming up, a giant fast food burger chain trying something new. delivery. >>> and the major website taking a day off? tomorrow it will go black. >>> and a mystery at this movie theater. how did a body go undiscovered for days? >>> well, the cruise ship accident comes at a terrible time for the cruise ship industry. this is the peak booking season for cruises. and the "costa concordia" situation will drive things down. >>> overseas markets, they are up on a better than expected economic report from china. it's indicating europe's problems are not dragging down the goebl economy. tokyo's nikkei average rose 88 points. hong kong's hang seng soared 616. the ftse opened higher. last week, the dow gained 62 points. the nasdaq up 36 points. >>> well,