across this portion of northwest indiana. o'hare airport chicago department of aviation delays up to 90 minutes airlines have cancelled more than 300 flights today. midway airport slightly better delays and 30 minutes at a few cancellations is there a gang of thieves is targeting a jewelry stores chicago area? heist last night a couple days a web no. clark street a very similar robbery it >> after the story aired yesterday another heist exact same way burglars busted through the wall of the business next door and got to be safe without tripping the alarm a couple of months ago experts believe the same crew is responsible. tito's jewelry on the northwest side in business for about 12 years. this past milton tito november the had almost everything stolen. burglars broke through the walls flower shop next door at the exact location where the safe was >> they took everything >> cut a square hole in the back of the state does this look familiar? the same way steve quick his safe was broken into earlier this week will milton tito w

northwest indiana 14 and the city single digits and the suburbs tomorrow night and flurries shifting ine emerging called on saturday high temperature 22 degrees second coldest temperature of winter so far. it winter with 22 degree high temperature? >> last four weekends cold >> this one might be the chilliest yet interesting observation i will check that out >> observation >> did not expect that checking that out. stumping in the weather forecaster. thank you tom skilling >> helping children achieve their dreams mentors and scholarships to african-american kids the goal to make sure as many kids as possible opportunity to do great things honor to be a part of that the group has raised $32 million since the start in 1992 unlimited blank on limited loved to give back to the community former polish president the man credited with starting the takedown of the soviet union larry walesa in town today to receive the leadership prize. abraham lincoln potential library foundation award leaders say award goes to exceptional men and women lifetime of service and the bank in tradition strong char

." >> susie: we begin in northwest indiana at a company that buys and sells used books and donates a portion of its profits to literacy projects. diane eastabrook reports. >> reporter: better world books is an orphanage of sorts for used books. they come into the company's mishaiwaka indiana warehouse by the hundreds where they get sorted, recycled, re-sold or donated to charity. better world's shelves are crammed with some four million hard covers and paperbacks with nearly 2.5 million unique titles. >> right here we're looking at a book understanding nutrition that could have come in from the university of nebraska or who knows where. and it's right next to a book about donald rumsfeld, yep it's a completely random put away. >> reporter: kreece fuchs is one of better world's three co- founders. the trio of former university of notre dame students hatched the idea for the company in their dorm. they found they could make more money selling their used text books over the internet than back to the school bookstore. >> over the course of that summer after i graduated, i would get an em

northwest indiana best chance for heavier snow fall, then you deal with the fetch across the lake and that drives lake effect snow. just two counties in the light blue color, winter weather advisories later tonight and early tomorrow morning, a few outside west virginia in the purple are winter storm watches, potential for accumulation there as well. current temperatures right now you see where the cool air is bottled up toward fargo, we start to see more winter-like temperatures across the northwest great lakes, mild on the east coast. saturday you start to see some of the cool air spilling back toward western portions of new york, we will get snow going portions of northern ohio, once you get at least the fetch across the lakes, sunday, still cooler air locked in then even down toward boston. lynn, we'll talk about the west coast system and what some of us can expect and find sunshine amidst the cooler temperatures. >>> job numbers sparkle, guys are morrow man particular than women? business headlines are straight ahead. >>> coming up lakers versus celts, a goal from center ice and

northwest indiana is getting hit with lake effect snow.ast of chicago. 6-12 could fall. some areas will get up to 18 inches of snow. >>> sports center used for ice skating events in bosnia collapsed under the weight of snow. the sports center was closed. no one was inside when the roof came tumbling down. temperatures were as low as minus 8. schools and universities have been closed. traffic is possible only down main thoroughfares. that's in bosnia. >>> snow, here, though, is there anymore on the way? it is. we could get snow tomorrow and two shots of snow. i will show you that in the forecast in a second. this morning, definitely dealing with cold temperatures out. there we have the winds mixing in with the temperatures. we are feeling like we are in the teens in to baltimore, york, frederick, taigerstown, dc, feels like 9 culpepper. easton 20. you need to bundle up, dress in layers as you head out the door this morning. satellite and radar, not picking up on anything. translating in to sunshine in to the afternoon. we have an area of hi

so excited to say hi to the folks in northwest indiana. you're waking up to almost a foot of snow. that snow falling an inch in five minutes. i've heard that stat. and seen in a half hour, five inches. so it came very quickly. they had some thunder snow, too. now for the real headline to so many more. that was a very small band of snow. and that is the cold already in place in chicago, into the state of michigan. cleveland, you'll feel lake-effect snows with the wind chills kicking up. that deep freeze will dive south all the way to places like atlanta by the time we reach our sunday morning. a very cold weekend ahead for a lot of folks. a >> this weather report has been brought to you by hallmark. again, just a little light stuff falling here. it's more wet. you'll need the umbrella along the east coast more than a shovel as i said earlier. back to both of you. >> you're still having a great hair day, ginger. that's what's important. >>> coming up on "good morning america," hello, baby blue ivy. the first photo of beyonce and jay-z's baby. the superstar couple shared them with the

showers from northwest indiana to pittsburgh. >> 50 here in new york. 49 in baltimore. 71 in nawlins for mardi gras. 43 in chicago. 53 in k.c. 50s in the pacific northwest. phoenix 72. and sacramento 68. >> nothing like that kind of weather on fat tuesday morning. enjoy, it new orleans. >>> all right. well, the youngster from connecticut you're about to meet is truly a life saver, and this is why this is our boom, favorite story of the day. >> ouch. >> don't hurt yourself. >> yeah, an injury on the job. 15-year-old noah drayton knew something was wrong with his bus driver when he climbed on board earlier this month. he asked steve kimble if he was okay and kimble insisted that he was just fine. >> reporter: noah got off the bus at the next stop and called his parents who then called the bus company. a replacement driver was sent out and it's a good thing because kimble was actually having a heart attack. >> reporter: zbl he wound up having emergency surgery. and now he calls noah god's miracle. but wow. for that kid to have that kind of insight. >> talk about your good samaritans. >>

northwest indiana could see a little bit more than that especially as we set up some of those lake bands. beyond that, i want to show the satellite radar, the satellite showing nice breaks in the clouds from new york down towards d.c. so a beautiful start to the day, a little bit cool out there, especially with some temperatures in the 30s. that's a look at time square. we'll be back with more "morning joe." i love that my daughter's part fish. but when she got asthma, all i could do was worry ! specialists, lots of doctors, lots of advice... and my hands were full. i couldn't sort through it all. with unitedhealthcare, it's different. we have access to great specialists, and our pediatrician gets all the information. everyone works as a team. and i only need to talk to one person about her care. we're more than 78,000 people looking out for 70 million americans. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. >>> hey, let's take a look at the morning papers. and we start with the boston globe. the globe says ten states including massachusetts have been granted waivers from the federal no ch

a little bit of snow-rain mix in northern indiana and northeast-northwest ohio at this stage. that's temperature-related. farther south along our latitude out in parts of the ohio river valley it is rain. some thunderstorms moving through in parts of arkansas overnight as well. we'll talk about how this storm will affect our weather this weekend coming up. >> our big story this morning. the clash between women's health. >> kai reed has more. >> the susan g. komen foundation to cut off funding for planned parenthood set off a big reaction. >> we are hearing from men, from women, everyone. the idea that funding would be cut from breast care programs did not make sense. >> in contrast, the maryland coalition for life applauded komen's plan to end support of planned parenthood. friday the nation announced it changed its mind. the founder said it will continue to fund existing grants, including planned parenthood. she said that there is a presumption that changes were made for political reasons. it was not. komen said it was the investigation, not planned parnede parenthood's pro-c

the northwest ordinance was written by the original congress of the articles of confederation in 1787 to organize ohio, illinois, indiana, michigan and part of wisconsin. it said that religion, morality, and knowledge, being important -- you need schools. this was brought to my intention in the visitors' center -- one of the secular, anti-religious staff added to this to take out the first three words, and put out knowledge being important within the schools. but this is not with the founding fathers wrote. they wrote it that religion, morality, and knowledge are important. and they would have always said, if you have to choose between character and memorizing, choose character. character shapes the person for a lifetime. all too often, the modern school system and the anti- religious bias teaches situation ethics -- a lack of any kind of values approach, which is leading more people to seek an alternative education. something that fits the values of the founding fathers. with morality as one of the benchmarks with which we build our education. i am happy they can grow up in a context that fits the founding fathers. we

indiana coroner indicates that he was shot multiple times. understandably neighbors are frightened by this news and reluctant to speak on camera police in the northwest suburbs are combing the forest preserve for a woman from north barrington. wgn's j. miller tells us the woman disappeared for disco issues get a free trip to florida >>the woman was looking forward to spending a valentine's day with her husband during a trip to florida but she vanished without a trace the day before she scheduled to leave the lake county sheriff's office plans to continue searching the lakewood forest area in unincorporated waconda yesterday searches turned up nothing maria carlsen south normal according to friends when i spoke to her monday no one has heard from her sense she was to arrive in boca raton florida tuesday to join her husband but when the limousine showed up at her north barrington gated community she was not there her purse and her black bmw were missing the vehicle was later found in the parking lot of the katy restaurant on route 12 in unincorporated waconda she's described as being 5 4 in. 115 lbs. with brown eyes and brown hair ... authorities have

the northwest ordinance was written by the original congress of the articles of confederation in 1787 to organize ohio, illinois, indiana, michigan and part of wisconsin. it said that religion, morality, and knowledge, being important -- you need schools. this was brought to my intention in the visitors' center -- one of the secular, anti-religious staff added to this to take out the first three words, and put out knowledge being important within the schools. but this is not with the founding fathers wrote. they wrote it that religion, morality, and knowledge are important. and they would have always said, if you have to choose between character and memorizing, choose character. character shapes the person for a lifetime. all too often, the modern school system and the anti-religious bias teaches situation ethics -- a lack of any kind of values approach, which is leading more people to seek an alternative education. something that fits the values of the founding fathers. with morality as one of the benchmarks with which we build our education. i am happy they can grow up in a context that fits the founding fathers. we w

the northwest ordinance was written by the original congress of the confederation to help organize ohio, illinois, indiana, michigan and part of wisconsin. it said, religion, morality, and knowledge, being important in these schools, this was brought to my attention in a -- when one of our secular, anti-religious staff edited it to take out the first three words and put up knowledge being important. but that is not what the founding fathers wrote. they wrote religion, morality, and knowledge, being important. they would have always said if you have to choose between character and memorizing, pick character. character shapes the person for a lifetime. all too often, our modern school system and its anti-religious bias teaches a situation ethics lack of any kind of values approach which is leading more and more people to seek an alternative education that fits the values of the founding fathers by getting us back to religion and morality as two of the three benchmarks on which we build education. i am delighted they are having a chance to grow up in a context that fits the founding fathers. third, we will b