i'm rochelle with the arts commission. i wanted to focus our comments on the murals themselves. number one the partnership with the commission and the rec and park department has been stoorl in working on the murals restoration it's also french to hear about the murals protection. and so the third thing is the resolution you have before you s to ask for your support for the grant application that was submitted to bank of america is to ask for additional monies from bank of america to improve the experience important and i just wanted to let you know that bank of america our conservatism practice writing promise is a relatively new project they've only made those grants 2010 and 2011. their xhoeft and they only made some grants they helped to resort e restore the national amount in madding decided early mapts from da vinci and those are things we want to restore because of their culture. they made international grants and a few grant to restore the towers down in la. it's our turn. we feel this is a wonderfully application to make and the first bank of america down at powell and

i'm phil torres, with rochelle, kyle and lindsay.yle, the nfl paid over three-quarters of a million to settle a lawsuit. what was it about. >> there's a focus on the concussion problem. the nfl has thousands of place, and millions of players in youth and challenge football. i went to virginia tech to look at technology to test helmets and track hits on college and youth players. let's take a look. . >>> homecoming in the heartland. this is cornhusker county. nebraska university, the epicentre of college football. >> first big win. >> along with the tradition of football - come the hits. cheer cheer >> big hits like this one in front of our cameras. no one knows how hard the hits can be better than blake lawrence. former lion backer for nebraska korn huhs kerrs. >> if -- korn huhs kerrs. if you had to bang your head into somebody and that was your job, that's your best weapon. if they said, "go and run and smash into the wall", i would do it for the sport. >> blake did it all his life. he started to question it after suffering three c

i'm rochelle with the arts commission. i wanted to focus our comments on the murals themselves.umber one the partnership with the commission and the rec and park department has been stoorl in working on the ms

. -23 in aurora and -26 in rochelle. we are dry. a system coming out of the northwest will bring stow on saturday. one-3 in. tomorrow. today, just sunshine. a full 20 degrees warmer. tonight we go back down to zero. tomorrow we get one-3 in. of snow. a high temperature of 20. >> the first morning we are waking up without any incidents on the road. enjoy this break will last. it is friday. things can get harry quickly but right now we of these travel times across the board. and the construction will be slowing things down. more of its coming up. >>there was a fire in a high rise last night. this was on lake shore drive, near belmont. the fire started in the basement, and the smoke rose up through elevator shafts to the upper floors. firefighters helped several people evacuate and put them on warming buses. no one was injured. the fire was contained to a basement storage area. the cause is under investigation. the chicago fire department says a new mother handed over her healthy newborn to firefighters at a fire station on the city's

rochelle is reading at - 7. still reading at 6 at midway. 540 hair. the skies clear from west to east. temperatures will drop quickly. wind sustained at 5-10 mi.. when chilled -21 for cal. -16 in the morris. it's more windy at o'hare. that number goes down in a big way. we go down below 16 below zero soon. it will be here all day. i think we try out pretty quickly. the back end of the clouds making its way through. in between systems today and tonight and tomorrow. cold temperatures come through. next weather maker is a clipper system. this system will get here by the afternoon and it will bring accumulating snow. thus it's no every saturday or is it just me? we have some snow accumulating. up to nine degrees for the high today. tonight we go down to - 5. we have snow coming on saturday. >> a quick update on bridge work. at this point things are slowing down from broadway to vermont. this will be in place through the middle of april. it will be there for awhile. pershing is shut down for road work. the numbers are looking good. its the aftermath of th

rochelle won its first ever medal in the men's final thousand meet any day it was called. united states excelled and turning them sometimes. in the women's one thousand meat as the gold went to parkson he flew south to me at. sensation from china to excel thought she was silky of self pity and got bronze. one country had a double celebration in the women's ski cross finals my mil thompson from canada won gold silver lead to another canadian kelsey santa bronze planted an apple and some speed in it. one country also celebrated two medals in the women's style on goal and to me kind of shifting from the united states. silver went to my niece shield from austria. ron's been to another austrian packed and sent off. in the spine after winning a gold plant in ukraine. silva went to rush out and bronze in the lane ms carnell canada won gold at its betterment takes in umno. who won silver in st and got bronze. the medal standings at an allegiance and eating the gold medal count to ten. that's all fine summary of friday's events and sexy. the three day multiple cuts. the ruling. i k

rochelle is at -21. lansing currently at five. cook county is a bit warmer. but we should dip across the entire region shortly. current when chilled -17. -21 in bartlett. -30 in aurora. when the wind chill get that low frostbite and hypothermia are possible. we are dry. we will stay dry. high pressure holds steady. abundant sunshine. later today it will feel like - 5--25 for the high. only 10 we should be topping out in the mid-30s this day. mostly clear skies. it will feel like -10--15. temperatures are very far down there. down to - five tonight. it was high temperature is -12. wednesday will take this note if we can make a single digits. thursday, i don't know why i'm excited. but we will make the low '30's. it's exciting. >> still had, a college football star says he is gay. >> and by a danish giraffe is around. >> and white a creator pulled a game out of the app stores. and we're talking about the westminster dog store and and nfl prospect has just announced tuesday. the defensive player of the yearfootball analysts are predicting he'll be taken in the e

. >> in their hillside home, rochelle and her two daughters are boiling the tap water, using bailed water to drink and brush their teeth, wondering when the smell will go away. >> it's stressful and emotional. we don't know what to do. >> this woman spent over $1,000 on water supplies and medical bills, experiencing nausea and itchy eyes. >> i have gotten sick. i've been on antibiotics. >> she blames the odour on the chemical. >> we are still smelling it strongly in our system. i mean, it took, you know, three or four times you are flushing it to get rid of it. you don't trust it. >> feeling pressure from the public, the governor said state agencies will be testing house pipes, making sure nothing has been left or coded on the surfaces. beckner is wondering why it didn't happen sooner. >> they are more concerned about the industries and businesses than the people that live here. i don't know if that will change. with an upcertain future, this resident decided to take her children and leave. >> you don't know that this will not cause cancer in us or them in 20 years we find out that we are

birthday to rochelle. ♪ happy birthday to you happy birthday to you ♪ ♪ happy birthday rochelle >> all. and every day is reilike your birthday, because right now, it's time for the greatest chuck todd and "the daily rundown." chuck, take it away. >> and remember, you have to charge barnicle for singing "happy birthday" on the airwaves. time for sunshine. we're kicking off a year-long look at the state of politics in all 50 states and this week this week we'll focus on is florida. from this year's marquee match-ups to demographic dynamics to presidential puzzle pieces, past and future. meanwhile, a new chapter begins in ukraine as its ousted leader is on the run and its former leader is out of jail. national security advisor susan rice returns to the sunday show circuit, the reaction to get an earful from senator john mccain. also this morning, less than a week away from the biggest night in hollywood. but this isn't just an awards show. it's an election. we're breaking down the rough and tumble tactics that stars and studios use to win campaign gold. good morning from washington. it's

are the latest action from the winter and takes in sochi on it was a proud day for the hosts of rochelle was president of an interest in looking on a russian jew clinched gold in the figure skating events. and as expected ticket sales have been strong for these events i get to discuss any non explains the spectator punctuality is giving you organizes a few headaches attending a domestic event is a dream come true for any school time. some children on existing ninety two percent of tickets was sold for the eighth inning day. but up to ten percent of ticket holders failed to turn up there's also another issue of the noises want to tackle had some problems of weight down basically a rush mentality lot of ways that of russians like to come to the events. i'm not try and buy it. and as close as possible and that is windy who had a nation of a lot of cicadas be late for the games the time being the last majority of spectators the russian. they should make a trip for her role addicted to the likes of body experience. when then on to the stadium. they get the chance discover this auction sites.

. >> here's first alert chief meteorologist rochelle with what we can expect. >> reporter: >> the suburbs are below freeing, and there will be some slick spots tomorrow. 35down, already, the freezing mark, 29 in hagerstown, 2eu in cumberland. and lows tonight will be in the 20s everywhere. 24 in rockville, 24 in fairfax, 26 downtown, 25 in college park, 27 even toward wald organize rf. what we're worried about is black ice. the road appears wet. and also, just walking to get your paper tomorrow morning, it may appear wet, but your driveway may be frozen as well. we are talking about gusty winds overnight and tomorrow morning. >> that ice storm that hit us overnight last night is still causing problems for thousand of folks in frederick county, maryland. we just checked in with potomac edison. it could be days before everybody has their service bang on. a shelterer with handful of warming centers could be back on. >>> a a man is recovering after he was hit by a dew upon train. it happened around 7:30. first responder went to the hospital. they said he suffered nonlife- threatening injuries

new rochelle find the necessary level of disgust and positions by phone on sunday they found themselves divide it the new. greene's nineteen ninety two as well. some people supposed closer ties with russia. it is in the interim government. in the southern city of cairns city on the crimean peninsula about a thousand people gathered in atlanta on sunday the renewed financial plight and raised in russia last the initial out was kind of russia until nineteen fifty five. some reasons i'm still pushing for russia control an expert in the region says that in islam is a unique tied to new training with more than half of the population of russia and ethnicity. it is also home to an important russian naval fleet. pregnancy does to this new identity that due to generally speaking i think ukrainian people have their own identity. so basically i think the country will be divided. in peninsula is the exception to this there's a possibility the russia may get involved in the region's movement to leave ukraine. so the moscow can use it as a car to negotiate with the new ukrainian government did the di

ukraine's opposition wins the backing of top western politicians in their bid to seize about what spied rochelle warning about extremists and that the anti government movement. no but died from an entry point to and they threatened us with machine guns with the street that i am keeping this art is the first channel to gain access to the besieged to the syrian city of odd rock where the survivors of the alleged islamist massacre recount the horrors they witness the traditional family values take center stage in france as thousands rallied to protest against the policies of francois along. what does he want from our studios in moscow recapping the week's top stories with a weekly program to seize our tea now all eyes have been on ukraine this week the cabinet was dissolved the government buildings across the country besieged while the opposition enjoyed huge backing from the west. top diplomats from america and europe pledged their support for ukraine's anti government movement of a security conference in munich us secretary of state john kerry called the rallies a fight for democracy. a few sharp

look at the lows this morning. 13 but love and rochelle 12 below. an official file below.hat is the 25th time and has zero or below. and is never done this this many times. this is our brother but the network. overall the snow cover that we got in this area. temperatures are bouncing back a bit. we're actually in the teens. the wind chills are not all that barbarity there. the wind is not blowing very strongly. first five his leverage well below normal. six degrees above normal. it starts cooling again. we are a little above normal. but a number of decrees that indicating right there you can kind of see the back edge of the arctic air. pacific air comes eastward. if thirties going into south dakota now. that is the warmer air that will fight trying to get into this area. mia getting this little area of snout to develop as you can see on radar. none of this is very heavy or isnor is it expected to be. we might get a couple of flakes of snow that is 5:00 this evening. a few flurries from that. it turns partly cloudy later tonight and tomorrow. here's the big weather story. t

olympic park since a lot of big games have actually been very safe you know that many have accused rochelle being overprotecting when it comes to ensuring athlete and her safety at the sochi olympics is there such thing as too much security. i speak from some experience having spent seven years on and on organizing committee. it very difficult to win any argument with the security people or the country because the security people or say well it might happen and you cannot prove that. security is paramount as far as the country is concerned and is very important as far as the sea is concerned what i hope will happen a confident absolutely confident that the games will be secure what i hope will happen is that one seat becomes clear they are safe the organizing committee will be able to control the amount to see kuti and to control the attitudes of the. people who are doing the security to create a very happy l.b.o.'s of the games that's a very narrow balance a difficult balance to get right but it can be done why do you think some while the errors are refusing to come to such a setting polit

rochelle went down to 27 below. the coldest temperature ever recorded in illinois was 36 below.ansing was cold. this was not something that was confined to the southern or western suburbs. even the southern suburbs got in on the chill. you're up above 10 in the city. there's a bit of a windchill. fortunately the wind is not terribly strong. look what happened here. the next five days will average above 15 degrees below normal. puts a temperature departure one degree above normal in the 6-10 degree. this is not a heat wave but we can nelson snowfall. this mild pacific air that you can see already encroaching upon the west and the this arctic air mass. it is going to make a move. it is going to create some arctic air. it will pull out again next week for even more substantial warming. there have been double-digit temperature increases out to the west of us. the jet stream realignment takes place. that means there is no windchill. the other big weather story there's a storm developing down there in the gulf. >> but there is the morning we could have washington d.c. in the midst of

put in an equally as flawless display in saturday's ladies' short program so it does seem as if rochelle i don't want to be tempting fate could be closing in on that first gold medal meanwhile forty two year old illusia. has announced his retirement from the sport at the end of these olympics they are his seventh winter games and he wants to go out on a high he's currently in second place going in to the final of the men's loser event which concludes later on sunday the final round is later on sunday evening so let's take a look at the medals table as it stands at the moment then you can see it is still norway who have a narrow lead out the top of the table but it's the united states of america and the netherlands who are not far behind so we all well in today to now of the sochi twenty fourteen winter olympics and at long last it is the athletes who are starting to make the headlines however these games are still being plagued by negativity in some parts of the american media as my colleague honest to see it now reports. hundreds of world class competitions involving thousands of top no

and turn turn them into the kind of entering suburbs or the or the the older suburbs the the new rochelle's to new york city we're talking about earlier. yes and that's happening that's happening actually in l. in a lot of places around the country there are these sort of urban urbanized suburb an experiment happening all over the place really and they take a lot of different forms and some some of them in the middle of of kind. remote eggs or via you'll see these kind of high rise suburban villages going up and it might be a high rise apartment building with a with a mixed use urban retail strip with commerce and cafes and everything in a movie theater maybe and the pitch in these in these developments is very clearly leave your car keys at home in the marketing materials they can see they say have you met your neighbor because and it's a sort of like it's really playing towards that you know don't don't live that isolated life anymore will bring you together but these are in the middle of suburbia so there's lots of experimenting happening right now with urbanising the suburbs and i think

rochelle was really close to victory but seeing as they fled their home in the end gets us more about it because the toughest things like the highlights of the olympics so far. however one on the evidence of their seats a hard fought match played at roulette with speed of course ended in disappointment for ross after a penalty shoot out but there was also a dose of controversy with a late rush and all topped off by the referee. art is an old engine farmer has more on why that's become such a talking point. essentially the atp officials have said is it's not a big old place and they built their moorings before the puck in a scene. the goal is to say that that's exactly what happened said that there's not much rain the complaint the day before that there is plenty of rain the disappointment having gone on today's athletes even a penalty shoot out better than russia. gpt despondent doctoral they were my own course to reach the second and third night in second place in a crate and lights to guide they will play despite his side to frostbite that that might mean much to say brush up a foot

arena behind me so let's see how all of that affects the very latest medals table and you can see rochelle the hosts lead the way now with eleven gold medals that total of twenty nine medals overall is a record in the country's modern history norway in second place canada on the usa completes the top four pick to ron was the man of the moment on friday he has won three gold medals in short track speed skating here in sochi on friday he won the five hundred meters before helping russia to gold in the relay and the atmosphere inside the iceberg skating palace was electric an unofficial olympic record was set with the home fronds reaching well over one hundred decibel but they were the only ones who may have had something to shout about if you can explains comedian jimmy kimmel knew that the us media would take the bait when he conspired with keith henson from the us lose team and posted a video of a wolf supposedly wandering the whole ways of her dorm in sochi but even the comedian could not imagine the scale of the media frenzy that followed the seventeen second clip shows a large canine ac

. -24 in rochelle. -174 lansing. current when shall way down. it's not very windy but of course the air does have the bite. -24 for shell. we are dry today. keep all the rain and snow was down to the south. a few clouds staying cool. only 12 degrees. tomorrow, high-temperature with clouds increasing. slight chance of rain. it changes wednesday into a possible rain and snow mixed. thursday is 33. >> still ahead, anyway to order flowers for your valentine. >> and white, starbucks is turning. we should do that story yesterday. >> and samuel l. jackson lead into a reporter during a recent interview. we will hear it next. a few stories trending carry people in atlanta are preparing for another winter storm stocking up on groceries. city and state officials are stepping up on salt, sand to keep the roads clear. a similar storm brought atlanta to a halt a few weeks ago. some people were stuck in their cars for entire days. the highway patrol is telling truckers to avoid the city unless absolutely necessary. >> they give away free starbucks coffee yeste

. >> a lang, hard winter, but -- long, hard winter, but a more certain life for rochelle and her daughters>> there's a number of places where it's okay to bring your dog and cowboy hat. we go to greenville texas to a place that embraces heritage. the signs and pictures are misleading. people are having a good time. the only spirit these folks indulge this is the holy spirit. it's the home of a cowboy church. the christian congregation is outside the mould of what some see as church. >> we try to take down barriers that prohibit people coming to church. we try to model it around a cowboy. far more boots than loafers here. most of the women decide on jeans instead of dresses. >> we do it in our way. we are not suiting up. the pastors top church, one of more than 200 churches in the nation, most of which are in the lone star state. what started in texas - i think we have some up in montana. the church embraces rural and western heritage and culture. it's the right culture and personally fit for the family. >> i'm not going to be judged here. people look at you >> like the them of cowboy churc

rochelle is back with that story. >> 130 children have been killed and mutilated and widespread violence is keeping children from proper medical care. a survivor and her rescue called attention to the horrors many are living in. >> an 11-year-old girl hiding in her village outside the capital bangui, four days after a massacre. she was in a corner, starving, thirstry, too week to stand. the fighting between christian and muslim groups after the muslim seleka group seized power. >> christian militias, known as anti-balaka or anti-machete began their own attacks. a mass grave was found, confirming suspicions of ethnic cleansing. the new interim president catherine samba-panza has little practical power to end the violence and has declared war. the death toll since december is more than 1,000. more than 100 of those victims, too young to understand the fighting. children losing their lives, home, childhood. unicef says children are targeted because of their religion or community. they called for an end to the violence against children and started a global initiative. they are building aware

parker and rochelle jobe took a video of them finding out the sex of their baby.ost everyone was excited about the news. >> who is it? >> it's a boy. >> and a girl? >> it's a boy. >> and a girl. >> oh, god. >> i want a sister. >> you got a brother. ahhhhh! >> jimmy: all right, now hear to chat with us from their home in salem, the job family. hi, guys. well, thank you. walk me through this. what was the plan here? >> the plan was just like you said, take it to the store, have the store clerk put a boy outfit or a girl outfit into this box. we couldn't wait for the anticipation. >> you're funny, dad. >> jimmy: whose idea was it to do this? >> i couldn't find owait to fin i wanted to go shopping. it was fun to do a little shopping after we found out. >> jimmy: cambria, how old are you? >> 3 on my birthday i'm going to turn 4. >> jimmy: okay, you're only holding up two fingers. and why do you want a sister so much? >> because i want to play with a sister. >> jimmy: and why don't you want a brother? >> because i want a sister. >> jimmy: well, now, will you still be ni

same deal in rochelle. about a third of a mile. we think this fall will move around and thicken across the western suburbs early today. satellite composite continues to show we are dry. we stayed dry today. next chance of precipitation is late wednesday night. this one comes from the south and brings rain. maybe some freezing rain into thursday. deployment thursday and the change back to the snow. 39 degrees for the high temperature today. decreasing clouds. barrault's high is 36. thursday the mix will develop in the afternoon. a high of 46. >> a quick update on the situation out here. a lot of metra trains will experience delays. some canceled due to the train derailment happened on the south side. it's basically call blocking three pairs of tracks preventing some of the trains from getting through. b. n s f 1216 not operating at all. any of the trains heading into a war or chicago, 30 minute delays. the one line i think this will change to the morning they may add more trains. your best alternate is the u p west line. other than

. >> rochelle with the stop story. >> obviously that is ukraine. let's go back to the live pictures from the capital in kiev. images from independence square, where deadly clashes between protesters and police left 18 dead today. it's about 6:30 in the morn there right now. as you can see, the fires are raging. a few minutes ago the president of ukraine issued a statement asking the demonstrators to settle their issues at the voting booth instead of using violence. look at this - a sample of what is going on. protesters threw molotov cocktails. it's bursting in the flames, sending the police running for cover. this is some of the worst violence we have seen since the demonstrations started in november. it has escalated to this and we'll continue to follow it. >> joining us again is a doctor of political signs. i want to go back to what we are watching here. it's almost daylight in ukraine, and we see, again, the stun grenades and water sprayed on the fire, and this appears that it will continue for some time now. so how complex is this battle. is i

. >> and rochelle is back with us, and you've been talking about this. and talk about the geography. >> reporter: so this country is slightly smaller than texas, but it has a population of about 46 million. it sits between western europe and russia. and that is key. the month of protests and violence, in alarm part from the location. ukraine is caught in the economic and political divide between russia and the european union, and geographically, it's playing out in kiev. 3 million people live in the capital. and kiev splits the country, and in the elections, the pro european party in the month and be west. and president yanokovych in the south and the east. the protests are erupting in the heart of kiev. in independence square, it has long been a gathering place, government buildings, and hotels and shops and cafes, and as you can see, it's an inferno right now. the brutal clashes between the police and the protesters. >> we continue our coverage now. a researcher in london, she's also a ukrainian native, and she told us today about her response. >> it's

thank you very much, rochelle. >>> today, a federal court is considering turning over a state's ban on gay marriage. and the state's newly elected attorney general is looking at striking down the law. joie chen has this on the top of the hour. >> an in-depth look at crude oil concerns with controversy over the keystone pipeline, and what about for the people who live in its path? the sleepy town of port arthur is at the end of the proposed pipeline extension, but residents already feel the ill effects of the oil industry. >> i really feel like a lot of people in port arthur, including my family, [ unintelligible ]. >> america tonight correspondent, sarah hoi, brings us the story of the residents at the top of the hour. >> when you were in high school, it's a big deal to make the varsity sports team. but to make the team when you're in elementary school, that's why a nine-year-old girl is such a big shot these days. this is a terrific story. >> reporter: being a big shot is an under statement when you see the exploits of this young lady. a player's size and particular age usually has di

if you come to rochelle, illinois, you come to cane millwork, a manufacturing plan designed to delivercustomer wants. highly skilled, using innovation to make ourselves efficient and delivering to the customer what they want when they want it. you can't get from from a slow boat in china 0 tope a restaurant. every day losing money. >> the companies i've spoken to, yes, we've brought back, kin ex toy, brought them back. now 100. now 15 in the plant because so much is robotics, right? >> that's the thing, tesla, for example. they've got a plant right here in los angeles. the thing is, it's mostly robotics. when jobs come back, it's machine-based, not lakbor jobs. they stay overseas. >> we have to leave it there. sue, back to you. >> great conversation. thank you, ty. >>> we just hit a new record high on the s&p. we'll talk about that when e were um come back. >>> plus u.s. new home sales surging to a 5.5 year high in january led by the northeast. how are things looking in the beautiful northwest? today's power house is in portland, oregon. how far your money can take you over there. >>>

rochelle and its heritage the stars of the opening ceremony of the winter olympics in the black sea resort of salty the hosts and critique the present vladimir putin is shrugging off the criticism the festive atmosphere coombs flags patriotic songs and dance. but above all there's a sense of pride. it took seven years to get to this point. now the hard work is done. and it's time to celebrate. yet clear. games have helped our city. they'll be more to it and you've seen the new buildings. it's one of the time. i mean it's that which isn't always the flame pickles doing is far from burning out. the official torch where might this will be a rockstar. everyone wants a photo shoot in the young that is love that enjoys the opposition of this i still cannot get over it this really the studio so magical and incredible most of the support is evident not only from its coach. but from the flags he surrounds itself with. they say is as important as key to a great cause for auction on sunday she pretended it was not in a job that used to it. critics have blasted the organizers corruption in the environ

decision by the then president the tmi cave is to turn it back on the eu in favor of closer ties with rochelle ninety days later and are often losses of around a hundred lives this week and nineteen sixty three year old yanukovich has now fled pf the palm of a two year old state to oust him and to hold fresh elections on may the twenty fifth. they also voted to free the opposition leader in the form of prime minister yulia tymoshenko from prison. she was handed a seven year jail time back in two thousand and four abuse of power. will it to nursing care is now free and crowds in central kiev they gave her a rapturous welcome. cause i get to gsc to pet this report the announcement was in sydney and taken from protesters the ingredients here you get a team that delivered an emotional message to the ground. i was dreaming but seeing your earnings. i was dreaming about feeling of power which has changed everything. i was dreaming about touching each and everyone of you so that i can keep you my secret policemen. you are the humans not the best of what he claimed. the table. prime minister of studen

german foreign minister warning that a bankrupt ukraine would be cold too big a burden for you to rochelle for the eu a tune to it and there can russia and brussels still work together. our green or gray hair. director actor the european union has it that the russian record for letting us know. and when no one suggests that created that will begin with and if any concrete proof although it does suggest that have brought them more when you fall for each other the european dead victims included people i had a mongrel. as for the event is going to be that violate the agreement that they do pray that the european union russia have nothing to do with it. about these is creator who is playing the role because russia already had a free bagel with cream. so you're the bestest of fish the demon inside ukraine will have three great though when you let your average rock. this is something rotten. the doctor for the cause of ambiguity in the twelve years old the trio all the way to idaho. this is the reason why this agreement was still there for us. and why what has happened to you every one of the co

ukraine's opposition wins the backing of top western politicians in their bid to seize about what spied rochelle warning about extremists and that the anti government movement. no but died from an entry point to and they threatened us with machine guns with the street that i am keeping this art is the first channel to gain access to the besieged to the syrian city of odd rock where the survivors of the alleged islamist massacre recount

in their hill side home above charleston rochelle and two daughters boil the water to bathe and using bottled water to brush their teeth and wondering when the chemical smell will go away. >> it's so stressful and emotional and mentally exhausting and you don't know what to do because we had such mixed messages. >> reporter: she spent over a thousand dollars on water supplies and medical bills experiencing the nausea and itchy eyes. >> i was sick on and antibiotics for two weeks. >> reporter: she blames the smell for making her feel sick. >> we are all still smelling it strongly in our system. i mean, it took three or four times you are flushing it to try and get rid of it and you don't trust it. >> reporter: feeling pressure from the public the governor said state agencies will be testing house pipes for the chemical making sure nothing left on surfaces and she wonders why that doesn't happen sooner. >> more concerned about industry and businesses than the people who live here. and i don't know that is ever going to change. >> reporter: with an uncertain future and the cost of water

birthday rochelle >> all right. and "the daily rundown." chuck, take it away. >> and remember, you have to charge barnicle for singing "happy birthday" on the airwaves. time for sunshine. we're kicking off a year-long look at the state of politics in all 50 states and this week this week we'll focus on is florida. from this year's marquee match-ups to demographic dynamics to presidential puzzle pieces, past and future. meanwhile, a new chapter begins in ukraine as its ousted leader is on the run and its former leader is out of jail. national security advisor susan rice returns to the sunday show circuit, the reaction to get an earful from senator john mccain. also this morning, less than a week away from the biggest night in

cowriter and performer and teacher, harold, ramis and may he now get the answers he was always seeking, rochelleazeera. >> when he wrote animal house back in 1978 it broke the box office record for comedies but wasn't just a film maker and a skilled fencer and spoke greek and taught him how to ski watching them on television and made his own fleese hats. >> working for a temporary government by the end of the week and arrest warrant for ousted president victor yanukovich who says he is still in charge, veto or not to veto is facing jan brewer and must decide to sign a bill allowing business owners to deny service to gay people on religious grounds and women who take acetaminophen during pregnancy are likely to have children with adhd. ahead in the next hour a growing number of families are facing a difficult task, aging parents who no longer can care for themselves, we will look at an invisible army that is only growing in size. >>> arctic air will drop temperatures well below average and i will have details. >> i'm morgan radford and al jazeera news continues and dell and i are back with you in

. >> worried residents like mother of two rochelle are planning to leave the state. >> my husband and i are born and raised in west virginia, i love our state, but as i told friends, the cost of living here is too high for my children. >> despite the effort on wednesday by the governor and officials to ease concern and restore faith, the state of emergency conditions, water distribution sites are open and the smells linger, as well as worries about long term effects. >> federal lawmakers are looking at regulating the nation's water supply. the senate introduced a bill aimed at similar chemical spills. >> the opening ceremony gets under way in sochi. >> the reason why the games are starting early is there are 12 new events. one of them is slope-style minus shaun white. more on that in a bit. it's caused controversy. cann aid can max parrot has the best qualifying run scoring 97.5. charles godermot finished 86.5, fifth. the top eight will qualify for the finals. the remaining athletes will fi for the four remaining spots. white fell and injured hits wrist. he had issues with the course,