>> yeah, there is some cheap kabob out there in north chicago. >>> this is "first look," and "way too what appears to have been a blunt and embarrassing phone call today, the chancellor of germany told president obama to stop tapping her phone. >>> ladies and gentlemen, my impression of how that phone call went. >> hey, how are you? >> what do you mean? >> you know how i am? >> although it's impressive they put a tap on the chancellor, and who could have gotten close enough to do that? oh, my god, that's what

>> yeah, there is some cheap kabob out there in north chicago. >>> this is "first look," and "way too what appears to have been a blunt and embarrassing phone call today, the chancellor of germany told president obama to stop tapping her phone. >>> ladies and gentlemen, my impression of how that phone call went. >> hey, how are you? >> what do you mean? >> you know how i am? >> although it's impressive they put a tap on the chancellor, and who could have gotten close enough to do that? oh, my god, that's what it was, he was planting the bug. unbelievable. >> germany and france not too happy. we have been listening on their conversations and now they want a meeting to air out their grievanc grievances. and itunes, now google and youtube wants a piece of the music business and it won't be for free. >>> the red sox make the mistakes, and this time it costs them the win. this is "way too early." good morning, everybody. it's friday, october 25th. in a few minutes we will have details on hillary getting heckled in a speech

the james lovell federal health care center in north chicago continues to treat ailing veterans and heroes. the director says civilian staffers have been told they'll get paid just as soon as the government reopens. starting sunday employees will be on a status of promise to pay like the park service and many other branches of the federal government, this facility, our employees will continue to come to work but will not be paid until appropriations are passed by congress and signed by the president. the civilian v-a employees will get a last paycheck for this week. funds won't be available after the pay period ending tomorrow. coming up... an animal shelter in need of shelter turning to pet lovers to find homes for some cuddly critters. a burger joint trying to calm a holy controversy over their newest item on the menu. and big changes could be coming to the vatican. [ male announcer ] they say it was during an arm wrestling match that mr. clean realized the way to handle bigger, tougher messes was better leverage. that's why he created his new magic eraser handy grip. it has a handle tha

>> there is one that is affected and that is north chicago lolve healthcare center. it's a joint initiative between .he united states navy and va it operating off a joint account in which we each contribute dollars. so that is affected. >> why is that being affected? >> i thought we funded the military, the president signed the bill to fund the military. >> the authorization to continue to fund that is the issue. however, we have accepted all of the civilian staff, accepted meaning they will continue to work and see service members and veterans and families and then we'll look for an opportunity then to make right their compensation. >> i know i would like to get this behind us. and i take that th opportunity to urge my senate colleagues to come to the table and let's get this figured out. thank you very much. i'm out of time. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. thank you secretary shinseki for being with us today. my question has to do with the vet centers and the services that in my district in new hampshire are particularly valueable, the counseling, the group t

>> the only exception where there is impact is north chicago, where i say it is operating but it's been an accepted category. everyone else in the va system is fully funded. >> thank you very much. which programs will be impacted, in your opinion? and if you can give me some deadlines. i know we want to a lot of this but i would like for you to summarize. >> all the other programs that are not advanced funded our impacted, and being impacted. some of this is the degree to which, and when they're going to be impacted, as a function of how much 2013 residual carryover funds we have available. a device that the congress authorizes, certain percentages that we are allowed to use as carryover to transition between budget years. but if this continues, everyone of our departments will be impacted. we have a requirement in the benefits administration, even if we have expended the mandatory account and, therefore, have no necessary implication -- this is one of the call clauses for exception, to keep people working. at that point do we a significant requirement to furlough workforce who will be

that's going to be the case again just to the north of chicago tonight.on't think we'll see them in our area, but wow. that is just spectacular. spectacular lights. as far as the evening planner goes, temperatures around 85 with sunshine. although the sun is going downright now. 77 by 9:00. and 11:00, coming in at 73 degrees. still very nice and mild. 82 at camp springs. 84 in manassas. and storm team 4 radar is all dry. it's going to stay that way as they continue to say right on through the weekend. 85 in camp springs. nice and warm there. how about northern virginia? we'll take you through fairfax and loudoun county. 86 in culpeper, and prince william county coming in around 8 7 degrees. tomorrow, two degrees cooler. then right back up to 88. possibly 89 on saturday. this is the warmest start to october since 2007. but we're not going to stay in the 80s for long. we may have a tropical system move up monday into tuesday. some computer models giving us one to two inches of rain and it's much needed. right now we're two to two and a half inches below ave

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temperatures are going to be quite mild in the north. 22 in chicago. in the higher teens in washington, d.c. as well as new york city on your wednesday. across the flip side of the continent, much cooler than average. 18 degrees in los angeles. 22 in las vegas. looking like november across this location. okay. finally, in europe, first of all, i want to show you this beautiful picture. this is from the alpine region near the border of germany and austr austria. those clouds are looking like large ocean. if you're in the higher elevation, it's definitely a great view. if you're in the low-lying areas, those clouds are just creating gloomy weather. this is the low-pressure system causing the thick clouds. and this is actually centered over italy and the western balkan peninsula. continuously bringing a risk of severe rain. thunderstorms and gusty winds as well as large hail throughout the day. and up toward the north, we have a wet and windy conditions for the north and the system is actually packing cold air and as the system moving through, temperature

jackson reported to federal prison in butler, north carolina. the chicago-area democrat was convicted of spending $750,000 in campaign funds for his own personal use. according to a list from his lawyer, jackson is expecting many visitors, including louis farrakhan. >>> penn state still faces six claims in connection with the jerry sandusky sexual abuse case. that's after the school announced settlements with 26 young men. they will be paid nearly $60 million. the former penn state assistant football coach pursuing appeals of the sex abuse convictions that have basically landed him in prison for life. of the six outstanding claims, penn state believes some don't have merit. and other may produce settlements, as well. >>> across the pond, folks in northern europe are cleaning up after a monster storm. >> that storm named for st. jude, left a trail of devastation, from britain to germany, killing more than a dozen people and leaving hundreds of thousands in the dark. winds reached 120 miles per hour, uprooted hundreds of trees. and even closed germany's famed

that's going to switch as the jet stream changes a bit and moves up to the north. chicagoto 72 by tomorrow where as we drop down to 70 in new york city. temperatures about 5 to 10 degrees cooler in the northea >> a few showers will give way to rain through the midday. there could be a couple of thunderstorms. temperatures in the mid to upper >>> and that's your latest weather, savannah. >> al, thank you so much, it has been ten years since elizabeth smart was rescued. her story captured the country after she was abducted at the age of 14. she was held captive for nine months. since then she has become an advocate for kidnapping victims. she has never publicly spoking about the details about her abduction until now. she is breaking her silence in a book called my story. she is here this morning for an interview. good morning, it's so nice to meet you. >> thank you. >> this book is called my story. i thought it was apt because a lot of people may think they know what you went through but this is the first time you told it. >> this is my story and i share as true to my story

. >> but in spring grove, about 60 miles north of chicago, there's something different about the rowse richardson farm. >> little things to cover to make sure it's working just right. because every year, about 65,000 people visit what the richedard son's call the most detailed and complicated corn maze in the world. 28 acres and len miles of pedestrian puzzles. were you lost at some point? >> >> no. >> you were never lost? >> paib we >> kill and kyle hobson took their daughter and owen through a fast paced march through the stalks. >> how long do you think it takes to go through the whole thing? >> with all of our kids -- without them, probably an hour and a half. >> there's a theme every year. this year it's the beatles. john, paul, george and ringo embedded in the field 50 years after their american debut, and we're told by informed sources that navigating paul's ear can be especially tricky. >> we love this. >> development of the maze starts in the spring, the richardson family comes up with a theme, and it's passed along to a maze expert from idaho, shawn stolworth woey to comes w

>> there is one that is affected and that is north chicago, a joint initiative between the united statesnavy and va. it operates off a joint account in which we each contribute dollars. so that is affected. >> why is that being effected? i thought we funded, the present signed the bill that -- >> the authorization to continue to fund that is the issue. however, we have accepted all of these siblings staff accepted meaning that they will continue to work, continue to see service members and veterans and families and then we'll look for an opportunity than to make right. their compensation. >> i know i was, i take this opportunity to urge my senate cause to come to the table and get this figured out. so thank you very much. i'm out of time. >> thank you. ms. kuster, you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you very much, and thank you, secretary shinseki come for being with us today. my questions have to do with the veteran centers and the services that in my district in new hampshire, particularly bible to counseling, the group therapy, and just having a place to go. i'm just wonderin

the paper there was a pool of blood under her face appeared >> this is a gel in skokie just north of chicagoports have filed a federal lawsuit against the village of skokie in office who allegedly struck her. >> the suit claims for injuries require facial reconstructive surgery. >> it also alleged officer made false statements and the police to parma filed a false report on the accident. >> the extended forecast will start the day tomorrow with the fog. >> temperatures will be in the upper '70's and low eighties for the inland valley. >> your attitude is one of the greatest things that will keep you alive. >> how this texas man is celebrating his 90th birthday in style. >> looking to buy new home this lavished many replica of france's palace of dorsalis is up for grabs. >> how much will it cost you. >> coming up will have more weather and traffic about. >> look at them with that u-verse wireless receiver. back in our day, we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment was a mathemagician. because if there's anything that improves magic, it's math. the only

it's making its way as far north as chicago.ing us the severe weather. farther to the south you're seeing that. that's where we have heavy rain. we had 13 inches outside of austin, texas. so farther to the south, flooding concerns. that's what we're going to be looking for here. rain tapers off the farther north you go. watch this system as it makes its way across. it tightens up. it enhances. if you're farther north closer to the lakes, you're talking stronger winds. if you're in chicago, look for 36-mile-an-hour gusts. 43-mile-an-hour gusts around cincinnati. even buffalo. even upwards to 60-mile-per-hour winds out there. definitely a system everyone should be aware of, carol. unbelievable system. unfortunately it's halloween. i know everyone wants to have a fun night but it's important to stay safe at the same time. >> indra, thank you so much. >>> still to come in the newsroom, food stamps are a lifeline for americans but starting tomorrow the federal government will cut their benefits. i'll talk with one from new york city

one is from the north suburbs of chicago, a moderate. i talked to him yesterday and said isn't really the onus on you to say you're a moderatist because everything thrown against you in a blue state is you're going to be a tea party follower. certainly, that's what the messaging is going to be. i don't know what really changes this system. >> do you think -- if we have to go through this again in january and we get fights and they can't get anything done again and both are digging in on their own positions, is this going to make a material difference in 2014, when voters go to the polls and start voting out or in their candidates in congress? >> well, i hear -- >> the republicans here are terrified of their primary voters. >> like? >> i think that's true across the party. because they're the insurgents. >> shirley, what were you going to say? >> i was going to say republicans have always had a difficult time in massachusetts. i think one thing that will be closely watched next year is our gubernatorial election. we have a high-profile re

and parts of salem and even stretching farther to the north and east, through chicago, pittsburgh.seeing gorgeous colors there in the orange. with the yellow, a little farther to the south, means they are getting close to peaking in those areas, too. and we are watching the south today. still feeling a little like summer in places like miami and orlando. but we have a couple of cold fronts coming through that will be cooling things down a bit. and we're watching some rain showers along the gulf coast. new orleans and baton rouge, seeing quite a bit of rain this morning. there is flooding concerns there as we speak. look at the forecast across the country. atlanta, a chance for showers. 72 degrees. dry in dallas at 76 today. and gorgeous sunshine across the west coast, too, with temperatures in the 80s in arizona. and that weather report was brought do you by splenda. >> great to have you, amber. >>> now, to the amazing scene on the subway tracks in boston. a woman falling off the platform. bystanders leaping into action. and the whole thing caught on tape. check it out. look at thi

north dakota, south dakota, iowa and chicago. little warm he to the east, big storm here, spinning and pulling up the warm air ahead of it and bringing down the cold air behind it. now these advisors that are in effect are frost and freeze advisoadvisor ies. one meter off the ground you get a freeze warning, that's the bluish color here. free watch may happen around chicago, still some frost forming on surfaces in the midwest. issued one time per season. first time the temperature drops to 32, that could be tomorrow chicago. 28 min jams. cold air coming down through incorporateindianapolis. it will be a little warmer, into new england and through the mid atlantic states. temperatures could climb into the mid to upper 60s. there will be rain approaching, cooler air, heavier rain in western pennsylvania and western new york. it will develop into ooh colt april storm, that brings rain and wind to new york on wednesday, and then it dries out but is still breezy and a little cool not only from new york but all up and down the east coa

that's going to switch as the jet stream changes a bit and moves up to the north. chicagoto 72 by tomorrow whereas we drop down to 70 in new york city. temperatures about five to ten degrees cooler in the northeast tomorrow, but warmer in the midwest. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning. storm team 4 radar showing a broad area of rain across the shenandoah valley around west virginia over to harrisonburg. this is advancing northeast. should be into the metro area perhaps by noontime. right now though getting a few sprinkles, northern and western suburbs. these are advancing off to the north. temperatures are in the low to mid-70s now and peaking upper >>> and that's your latest weather, savannah. >> al, thank you so much, it has been ten years since elizabeth smart was rescued. her story captured the country after she was abducted at the age of 14. she was held captive for nine months. since then she has become an advocate for kidnapping victims. she has never publicly spoking about the details about

north. only 6 sdst for you in chicago for the high on your thursday. and a quick look in europe, a series of lows is moving in from the atlantic. we are seeing lots of wet and windy conditions for the northern half of europe. across the south, looking dry and calm. temperatures are going to be quite seasonal until many places. for example, at 16 degrees in london and 19 degrees for you in paris. here's your extended forecast. >>> the 3-month-old future king of england made his first public appearance since he was introduced to the world in july. the occasion was the christening. the royal baby was baptized by the archbishop of canterbury. queen liz best and prince charles were among the handful of family members and close friends. the prince's parents shunned convention by holding the ceremony outside buckingham palace. the body of princess diane yeah was kept at chapel royal until her funeral. she was killed in 1997 in a car crash in paris. the close friends of the prince and his wife attended as godparents. another example of how the couple has dropp

that's going to switch as the jet stream changes a bit and moves up to the north. chicago2 by tomorrow whereas we drop down to 70 in new york city. temperatures about 5 to 10 degrees cooler in the northeast tomorrow but warmer in the midwest. >>> 7:35. good monday morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. temperatures are going to be comfortable but cooler than where we ended up yesterday. i want to show you this live picture, our bay bridge. a few mid level clouds, no fog to report but it will roll back in as we head throughout tonight. 77 degrees in oakland and fremont. 84 here in san jose. and in the next couple days temperatures are going to continue to drop off. down to the low 70s with a stray shower or two on wednesday. weather, savannah. >> al, thank you so much, it has been ten years since elizabeth smart was rescued. her story captured the country after she was abducted at the age of 14 at knifepoint. she was held captive for nine months. since then she has become an advocate for kidnapping victims. she has never publicly spoking about the details about

north. three in winnipeg and single digits in chicago as well as toronto. here's the extended forecast. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine in tokyo. thanks very much for joining us.  >> i'm the executive vice president of the wilson center. i want to welcome all of you today. the wilson center was chartered by the congress as the official memorial to our 28th president. it is the nation's key nonpartisan policy form for tackling global issues through independent research, open

north and west. what our current temperatures are, chicago 41, detroit 43 degrees. the actual deepest part of that air is moving towards us. we're looking at lows at or slightly below 32 degrees. having said that, this is a crystal clear canadian air mass. you look up at that color of blue you'd be hard pressed to duplicate it in a paint story. it looks like fall, it feels like late fall if not christmas. when are we finally going to warm up a bit? and we will. meteorologist tim williams with those details shortly. now back to the warm inside. >> thank you. >>> state attorney general dougs expected to answer questions about reports he was at a party where underage teens were drinking alcohol. mary bubala is live back in the news room with the latest on this. good afternoon, mary. >> reporter: good afternoon. gansler is once again doing daml of a controversial story surfaces. according to the baltimore sun, when the attorney general arrived at a house party on the delaware shore in june he pushed right by several underaged teens drinking alcohol. gansler said he stop

across the four corners region and temperatures are really up towards the north in the single digits in places like winnipeg, chicago and toronto and in the low teens in boston as well as new york city on your friday. finally, across europe, a strong low pressure system has moved away from the western continent but new system has approached once again, for the western continent. the most severe area is across the iberian peninsula. very large scale damaging winds and tornadic activity is likely on friday. temperatures are as follows. really mild in many places. 18 degrees in london and 19 degrees in paris. extremely warm for this time of year across the center and eastern part of europe. look at this. 22 degrees for the high in budapest and 26 on the last day of the business week. that's it for me now and up next, your three-day outlook. >>> an i tailian tv program has won top honors at this year's japan pride international contest. for educational tv programs. the contest is hosted by nhk. the 40 the anniversary event attracted 331 entries from 57 countries and territories for tv programs and audio visual presentat

eye-popping properties fit for a dallas oil baron and to the north magnificent mile homes suitable for chicagoir billionaires. her robbie and jamie. all right. folks, welcome. good to have you with us. let's start in chicago, jamie. no start in dallas, robbie, with a place on inwood road asking $19 million. it is a chateau. describe it, tell me why it's so special. >> it's very special. it's in the heart of our estate area, preston hallow, which is just north of downtown by five minutes, ten minutes max. and the house is on five acres and it's not that often that you find property with that much acreage, that secluded and special and obviously if you look at the pictures of it, the house is mag negative sapts. six bedrooms, 14,000 square feet. it's got wine cellars to video rooms to -- it's magnificent. >> 14,000 square feet. do you happen to know the taxes on it? >> well, you know, our tax rate in texas is about 2.75, so you can do the math. >> i can do the math on that. to the quickly but i can do it. let's move on here and check in with you, jamie. i don't think there's a nicer in town neig

chicago artist charles turzak. and you can see down here, signed in pencil. and it's titled right here, the north entrance. 's a view of chicago and these four skyscrapers, which are classic examples of 1920s chicago architecture. and charles turzak was born in illinois and had studied at the art institute of chicago. and by the 1920s, he was busy making views of chicago, none quite as memorable as this one. this is a wonderful aerial look up michigan avenue. and it's quite a thing to find beneath another picture at a goodwill store for... really? ...what must have been, what, a few dollars perhaps? oh, abs... yeah. i can't even remember, but i'm sure it wasn't very much. now, you've got a couple things going on here. the print is actually on paper, but at some point in time, somebody glued this down to... it looks like a board with newspaper on the back. so that's a little detrimental to its condition. you can see there's some glue damage up along the top here. and what's also apparent is some light staining. the original color of the paper is more this lighter strip here, and this yellowing has occurred o

north as minneapolis. this afternoon, 77 in minneapolis, chicago at 84. we're going to be 80 and beautiful down in d.c.ork so this is great weather. down in the tropics it is okay, still can get big storms in okay, remember, sandy was october last year, we have one little area trying to brew down here in the caribbean. doesn't look like this will have significant time to develop into a big storm but could bring added rainfall to the northern gulf ahead of the next cold front maybe sunday or monday so keep an eye on that but right now not too overly concerned. not many issues at all. miami, new orleans, maybe a storm or two. that's it. >> thank you, bill. >>> coming up at the top of the hour, the government shutdown and obama care has begun and congress seems as rudderless as ever. what will it take to rid washington of this dysfunction? we'll solve all the problems starting at 6:00 a.m. in ten minutes. when we come back we'll have "around the cooler." jon stewart breaks things down for house republicans. you'll want to see that when we come back. ♪ all right, let's go ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate ♪ shimm

chicago. i was born there. i may have lived north of the mason-dixon line, but i lived in a segregated city where blacks lived in one part, latinos lived in another part, and whites lived in another. there were not any signs that say not to go to the swimming pool, but we knew better. we knew not to go to those beaches. that is the experience i had. you know why you and are having this conversation today? went to clege. i was happy. i married my wife of 35 years. we had our first daughter. we bought our first home. refurbished. then in chicago in 1983 a black man had the audacity to run and actually win the democratic primary, harold washington. what brings me to where i am today? with my sixpack of beer and game of dominoes and going to baptisms, and all that is good, but when i saw the powerful chairman of the ways and means committee, a member of the democratic caucus and all the white democrats say, not if it is a black man. i am kind of happy it happened because we are having this conversation. that transformed my life. i couldn

. >>> 50s and 40s across minnesota, wisconsin and north dakota this morning. 40s getting into chicagooing to be in the upper 60s even near 70s in a few spots. mid to upper 60s while the 40s and 50s move off toward the northeast and great lakes. by wednesday the 40s and 50s really march southeast. national 55. only in the mid to upper 50s wednesday. looks like thursday and friday even colder. thanks to this storm. another clipper behind it. this storm is going to drive the first front through tomorrow afternoon. behind it though, little clipper is going to follow. that will bring showers here. more like overnight into wednesday. we'll start the real cool down. today 68. rather pleasant this afternoon. low 40s in the suburbs. 67 with a late shower possible tomorrow. i really think the better chance of showers is going to be after midnight tuesday to wednesday morning in the 40s. cool and breezy in the showers, yellow alert wednesday. chilly thursday and friday and highs in the low 50s and more frost likely. >>> i just got word of a pedestrian struck on east west highway 75. out of frede

saturday, i'll be at north central college just outside of chicago on sunday. moving around. and that's ha"hardball" for now. "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening. it is day two of the government working an open and day 18 of obama care open and kind of not working. it's the biggest social program in over 40 years and the fortunes democratic party an the live of tens of millions of our fellow americans rides on its success and it's been in the cross hairs. >> i will do everything necessary and anything possible to defund obama care. >> well, it turns out the republicans managed to bring everything to a halt but obama care, which launched right as republicans were shutting down the government. not the death panels or socialist takeover, but the real thing and it was rough. >> the health care law has a major case of the hiccups. >> it was the rollout the white house has envisioned. >> more like a sputter. >> the rollout of obama care is a huge, complicated, unprecedented undertaking and is being actively sabotaged by republican governors across the country. >> why a no g

i'll be speaking tomorrow night, saturday, i'll be at north central college just outside of chicago onround. and that's ha"hardball" for now. "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening. it is day two of the government working an open and day 18 of obama care open and kind of not working. it's the biggest social program in over 40 years and the fortunes democratic party an the live of tens of millions of our fellow americans rides on its success and it's been in the cross hairs. >> i will do everything necessary and anything possible to defund obama care. >> well, it turns out the republicans

north of the mason-dixon line that chicago was a segregated city. the police were hostile to us. they were not there to serve and protect their there to put you up against the wall and ask you what were you doing. you were always a suspect in your own neighborhood. but moreover, and you knew better than to go to. there were swimming pools and neighborhoods that were not accessible to you because they were for whites only and that might have been in chicago. so inform people and then going to pottery go all of a sudden i'm not puerto rican anymore. >> host: we really have to see your childhood. as you were saying, growing up in puerto rico lincoln park and then when you were 15, your dad tells you we are moving to puerto rico and this is where you say in the book i think now living wasn't a choice for my dad, it was an obligation. or my parents tie your of the english stations, yes but in the and it was the drugs and the riots and assassinations. it was time to go to puerto rico. so you're just told your going to puerto rico. at 15 you are leaving our friends and everything you kn

you can see the heavy activity moving out of dallas, making its way as far north as chicago during thenoon. and not only are we going to have a lot of rain with this system, wind is going to be a big problem. we can show you with this depiction of all the winds, and you can see the darker colors, the winds, they start to converge, so we're looking at heavy wind from dallas, making its way up to st. louis, chicago, heavy winds from minneapolis, across to cleveland. so, it's going to be wet, it's going to be windy, and that's going to mean some dangerous conditions. in fact, rainfall amounts basically about anywhere from 2 to 3 inches of rain. heaviest rain from north texas on in >>> don't forget, get your 3 c3 el tiempo en linea. >>> continuaciÓn tendencias el >> a.l, thanks very much. >>> coming up on trending, that website that lets doctors auction off their skills. is it the future of health care? >> and then, guys, at 8:07, how do they do it? the secret behind the ohio state marching band's amazing formations, winning facr >>> i'm meteorologist, christina loren. it is cold out there

the cold goes this week, coming down from the north and as advertised we've already got a little snow in the northern great lakes. may see snowflake in chicagofalo but it's not going to be any big huge storm, just chilly. get prepared. if you haven't got the warm clothes out, it will head down to tennessee si and kentucky. for the eastern seaboard. you have a nice day today. some clouds, rainy, cool weather and cold weather comes in wednesday and thursday. chicago, those are the high temperatures all week so this cold is here to stay. we're lucky this isn't like the middle of winter. brutally cold pattern. the air is coming straight from the north pole. the east coast, enjoy this today. >> thank you, bill. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe" the problems with the obama care website continue and now that secretary of health and human services appears to be avoiding a congressional hearing. we'll tell what you we need to hear from the president this morning as he takes stage to address the situation. when we come back we huddle around the cooler. >>> "gravity" makes a run for three consecutive weeks but not the movies at the

yes we live north of the mason dixon line, but chicago is still andty troubled by race ethnic bias.support washington. andn against dan rutkowski in october 1984, the molotov cocktail comes through my house. i want to say, look, i don't express this in the memoir but i wife and i have forgiven. so as my daughter. we have moved on in our lives. we hope the people that through the bomb have found peace in their life. we certainly have. >> luis gutierrez, you mention michalski --st dan dan rutkowski. how was that formation, your political formation through the ward structure in chicago and coming up through the ranks there affected how you see politics in america? >> look, i will be honest with you. before harold washington won the democratic primary for mayor, i used to sit in my house and the captain would come by and say, is the sewer running well? if it wasn't, he would fix it. if there were tree limbs and question my homes, he would have the forrester department of the city of chicago, and crop them. if i needed a garbage can with a nicely to keep out the rodents that he provided

jackson reported yesterday to federal prison in north carolina also home to bernie madoff. the chicagoonvict of spending $750,000 in campaign funds for his personal use. according to a list from his lawyer, jackson is expecting a long list of visitors including louis farrakhan. >>> president obama is among those mourning the death of ike skelton. mr. obama recalled think missouri democrat as a devoted advocate for men and women in uniform. he was elected to congress in 1976 and served 17 terms. he died monday, he was 81 years old. new developments in the growing spy scan d.a. leading lawmaker dianne feinstein issi calling f a review. of intelligence activities. this is following revelations that the nsa has been spying on world leaders without the presidents knowledge. >> the capacities continue to develop and expand and that's why i'm initiating a review to make sure that what they are able to do doesn't necessarily mean what they should be doing. >> there are reports the administration is ready to ban spying on all leaders of our allies. >> this has people rattled overseas. spain the

i spent yesterday and today in chicago, including a stop nearby north central college, hearing and answeringstions from a range of folks, suburban, city, moderate, liberal and even conservatives. every one of those people are americans, as are people i'll meet tomorrow in philadelphia, as i discuss my book at the national constitution center. as for the people i worked with in washington and with the san francisco newspapers, i have a message for them and everyone else worried about the country getting so divided that ted cruz can define where america is in this country and where it is not, and by stark implication, where the people living there are not american. as willie nelson says in his great song "it's not supposed to be that way," "you're not supposed to point at someone" or a part of the country and say you're not an american. if you want politics to work in this country again, we need pele to stop shouting about who's in and who's out.

north and west. you see further indications of how cold it is with the mix scenarios toward chicago. cooler air flowing in. temperature wise, as we look ahead, chilly night ahead. you got to look at the broad picture with 40s and 30s across the northeast and great lakes. tomorrow a tough time getting out of the 50s all the way down into richmond and north carolina, the chill digging further south as we go into the delay tomorrow. overnight in baltimore, 45a shower is possible by dawn. the main thing will be toward the midday tomorrow and mainly to the east of the chesapeake bay. this is where the cold night starts tomorrow night and into the next several nights low 30s. there will be frost concerns. i think cecil county can get into some frost. take a look at the setup into the weekend. we see something of a recovery as we crawl back to the 60s toward sunday and into early next week. interesting milder toward early next week. the next few nights it's going to be cold. i'm telling you. >> going to be cold. >>> on oklahoma teen has a 3.8- carat diamond. >> the rock isn't attached to an

jackson reported yesterday to federal prison in north carolina also home to bernie madoff. the chicagoonvict of spending $750,000 in campaign funds for his personal use. according to a list from his lawyer, jackson is expecting a long list of visitors including louis farrakhan. >>> president obama is among those mourning the death of ike ske skelton, long-time congressman. mr. obama recalled the missouri democrat as a devoted advocate for men and women in uniform. he was elected to congress in 1976 and served 17 terms. he died monday, he was 81 years old. >>> now to new developments in the growing spy scandal leading lawmaker dianne feinstein is calling for a review of all intelligence activities. this is following revelations that the nsa has been spying on world leaders without the president's knowledge. he discussed it with a partner network, fusion. >> the capacities continue to develop and expand and that's why i'm initiating a review to make sure that what they are able to do doesn't necessarily mean what they should be doing. >> there are reports the administration is ready to b