with some problems for the cta along sheridan and acting boss. go on line because the situation is changing and perhaps the morning. we may see some modifications. 93 and cottage intersection still blocked due to an earlier fire. the fire has been struck. but that intersection is still blocked off. fire from sunday in mount prospect still has a single lane in that area but only the northbound lanes. it looks like all the southbound lanes are wide open. the numbers look good. no big delays. wide open and clear throughout northwest indiana. >> still more to come including the latest on off-duty sheriff's sergeant who shot and killed a rubber on the far south side. >> and a new poll on the race for the illinois governor. >> a new round of subpoenas in the breach scandal in new jersey. he plans to visit chicago today. >> and the reporter is apologizing to samuel l. jackson. >> it so brutal. you have to watch it. metra's new boss defee agency's performance during the extremely cold weather. republican candidate for governor, dan rutherford, responds t

the plays of goldoni, goldsmith, sheridan and even the keystone kops or tom and jerry cartoons come to mind. the venetian twins represents the more physical or situation comedy. it evolved from the commedia dell'arte tradition. in the commedia, there were no written scripts, only scenarios, and the actors improvised their dialogue and bits of stage business as they performed. in this connection, it might be appropriate for me to recall something that i actually witnessed on the broadway stage. the great zero mostel was starring in a funny thing happened on the way to the forum. and the night that i saw the performance, he decided to pick on a young man who was a member of the chorus and who was well-known in the company, as i later on found out, for breaking up, that is to say, being made to laugh easily on the stage. zero was incorrigible and he decided to make a victim of this young man that night. and during the scene, when the young man was playing a soldier in the army of miles gloriosus, zero stopped the action of the scene and went to work on him making faces and dancing around

either just a recap just join this huge month for russia's gold and silver that as big a stake in sheridan's to bring in more reactive than from other reason but fell from the spectators and athletes in our special coverage of the twenty second of it to gain some back again in dallas the eye. the latest results rumors and goings i sewed him a special section on our website twenty fourteen down rt dot com right there now were reporting how the russian president is entertaining foreign guests in the olympic host city and of course bring you live updates on all the events. do. ah and reduce total the next parliamentary election in europe but people in one country are too ignorant to vote on eu matters according to a senior block commissioner and that's not the only choice they are qualified to make she says with more on the rhetoric his art is laura smith. these comments made by vivian read saying here is the eu justice commissioner selig told her i think so in the european union and its british people that she's talking about the sistas didn't know enough about the european union to be able to

sheridan nose and asian conflicts around the world but particularly in syria to observe an olympic truce details on that. after a short book. i am. if any of these academic. when an awful lot of that. we all sang night at the traffic light thingy. it really helped me to do with them. what can be though. your aunties today on rover's future. i . spirit of the sochi games might offer warring sides in syria some respite russia urged all those involved in conflicts around the world emphasizing syria to sign an olympic troops to stop violence at least for the duration of the day. but the situation in the conflict zone seems to worsen daily consequences being felt far and wide hundreds of europeans to join the fight is syria return home alarms being the rays of her brain back with them. a group of extremists with british passports were fighting in the middle eastern war zone not threatening to carry out terror attacks back in the uk already spreading the virus of extremist propaganda issuing posters urging people to join their cause. among their targets transport networks financial centers not

. >> nearly 9 million beef parts of the to sheridan.s department of agriculture says the feeling corp use diseased animals and lacked proper federal inspection. so far there have been no reports of illness. high doses of vitamin c can help the cancer killing effects of chemotherapy. patients a taken by mouth to market the same effect since the body quickly extremists fighting ends when taken orally. in a study published included 8000 women with ovarian cancer. >> we always have dessert items on lunch break. we're learning how to make a homemade ceise atel ng t resanhyo,anthymeaicis-8 hey kevin...still eating chalk for heartburn? yeah... try new alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heartburn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. [ male announcer ] new alka seltzer fruits chews. enjoy the relief! >> for celebrated valentine's day in the kitchen with your date. how romantic is that? >> thank you so much for being here. you're really known for your turtles. part of the resorts. >> home for having out

sheridan elementary is 1 of the organization success stories. the lane run all types of our programs in 35 bay area schools spreading a clear mission. >> we work in visual arts, creative writing, dance, music, theater. >> the kids are learning how to feel comfortable about themselves and how to collaborate with other people and that not only helps them to become more successful. >> and if the bill passes, 20 million more dollars in state funding could have these kids singing well into the future. they sound good, don't they. >> so the governor wanted to keep the budget tight. no surprise not doubling down on the arts. it's interesting to note he set up the california arts commission all the way back in the 70s and it's not being funded nearly the way it was. >> how do you feel about it monitoring donating a domain awareness sensor basically through video cameras and social media. they took up the issue last week and plenty of people came to speak out against it. >> thank you. it is 1 of the hot topics not only in oakland but across the nation. h

mark sheridan, the lawyer for the campaign committee, stressed that there is no indication that the governor himself is the target of this investigation. of course, at this point, we do not know who the target is. there's no target letter out there. can i say one more thing on the point you were raising with mark? he's absolutely right that the kind of e-mails we've been getting from the governor's office is the sort of thing you would usually see in a political operation. but in this case, the new jersey republican party, for example, can't respond. can't put out these sorts of e-mails because it itself has received a subpoena from the state legislature in this investigation. so in many ways, christie camp's hands are tied. they have no outlet. they can't use their political operation to defend themselves, so they're left with the governor's office having to do it and that does raise these questions about use of taxpayer funds for political spin. >> let me ask you one more on the subpoenas. the helicopter logs. the new jersey police are saying today none of the three transports flew over or

enough damage to cause bumper to bumper traffic and we have sheet metal reported southbound on 680 at sheridanffic running smoothly. watch out for the sheet metal. c.h.p. may have to do a traffic break to clear the debris. the bay bridge toll plaza shows the commute from the maze to friend cash-paying lanes are loading up and the fast track lanes are moving smoothly and metering lights are not town on. >> new details in the death of philip seymour hoffman love this morning. police have arrested four people in new york. three men and a woman are held on drug charges tied to the death. police found 350 bags of heroin if their apartment and are trying to determine if it is the same batch as the drugs found in hoffman's apartment. he was found dead from an apparent overdose on sunday. he withdraw $1,200 cash from a grocery store a.t.m. in the hours before his death. >> in the last two hours, c.v.s. announced they are taking cigarettes out of the stores and the c.e.o. reveals what led him to take this drastic action. >> you will soon be paying more to enjoy girl scout cookies. you've got to try thi

. >> i went over my friend's house who lives on 95 and sheridan street.e had a cat that he was going to surrender. and i said, no, no, i'll take the cat home with me. >> but driving home the georgetown university student leaves the car window down. she says as she pulls away from the stop light the cat leaps out into the street. >> the cat's dodging cars, it's about to get hit. so i try to pull over out of the street quick enough and go rescue the cat. >> she says she stops, puts her hazard lights on, and runs after the cat, which disappears into the night. then she says she hears a crash. >> it's a cop car. >> the policeman who has hit her, joel francisco, calls another officer. >> dewey presley is a dui traffic homicide investigator and on the dui task force with the hollywood police department. >> dewey presley is soon joined by three other police employees. and what happens next is caught on officer presley's dash cam. >> stand here for me, please. there's two things going on here. >> i'm sorry. >> number one, you were with involved in a minor crash.

>> hot, the sheridan brand. upside call big. bought that today. >> brice? >> twit. a lot more. stocking breaking it new highs and continuing to go higher. >> dow up 100 points, a weaker philly fed following a weaker new york manufactures and the market report, which really wasn't bad. >> and interesting, steve and i talking about this before. ten year. 2.76 creeping back up. shouldn't, given that economic data you highlight. i think overall, it's a back and form market and you use a ten year as your lead where we're going. >> and strong pmi, though, this morning? pretty strong enough. i think that really says it right there. the economy -- >> the market pmi. yeah. that was strong. >> right, right. >> so nationally, the data says good. regionally, data says, ah. >> and the market sold off of talk at the fed rates should go up sooner than they thought. then people realized, yellen's in charge. not going up. >> profit margin 9.5%. >> look at the trend. brian brought it up before looking at a chars on the s&p. the trend is higher. any dip you buy so far worked. stick wi

sheridan, and the fourth circuit overturned a comment that maryland's laws, similar to san diego, nobody can get a carry permit virtually, is illegal. and in illinois in 2012, the circuit court said that illinois' complete ban on carrying concealed guns was unconstitutional. at this point, it does seem at least from different groups and people looking at it, it is getting closer to the time the supreme will have to wait yet on it. host: if you want to talk about these issues with emily miller of the "washington times," the phone lines are open. republicans can call (202) 585-3881, democrats (202) 585-3880, independents (202) 585-3882, and if you are outside the u.s., it is (202) 585-3883. and emily miller, while folks are dialing in, your book, "emily gets her gun, but obama wants to take yours." can you talk about your experience and how you got involved in these issues? guest: it really came from a personal place. most of the things i write in the "washington times," budgets, taxes, although it affects my life, it is not something that is really personal to me. i decided to get a gun a

from the time you left the gate station to the time you got to the sheridan, how many times did you use the word "gun" to describe -- let me finish -- what the boys in the car had? >> i couldn't tell you. >> was it more than one? >> at least one. >> okay. and when you got back to the hotel, she was still a wreck, right? >> that's correct. >> she was upset? >> that's correct. >> she didn't go into the room, right? she was sitting up on the elevator. >> she went into the room to change, and then we went out to the club room. >> right. and she -- as she testified, was waiting for the police to come, right? >> well, we were waiting for the red suv to come. now, that's what i was waiting for. i couldn't tell you what she was waiting for. but that was what -- that was the sentiment that i understood that she was waiting for. retaliation. >> okay. we'll get back to that. the suv. how many times during that time did you tell her they had a gun? >> i don't think we discussed it, because we were in a public area. >> okay. well, you did go back to your room, correct? >> i'm talking about in the cl

phil sheridan's a great guy. the pinkertons, of course, the name. be they had a nicer name, you know, pinkerton wouldn't quite be such a bad -- but we do have that. and you know what? as an american, i don't want us to get over that. i don't want us to get over that. this thing exists, inattention, and it always is going to be somewhere off where you'd really like it to be perfectly. by -- i was in turkey a couple years ago, and after i sat down with one of the members of the panel got up and said professor nolte clearly has read lots of locke. we in turkey read hobbs. and when i had a chance to respond i said, no, no, you got that wrong. we read both locke and hobbs because madison read them both. and we do try to balance these things off. did we overdo it in post-9/11? yes. i regret the pact that this 2011 we didn't do a ten-year tune-up of the patriot act. and the irtpa and the homeland security act. because they desperately needed them. we just don't work that way. and we muddle along. yes, ma'am. i think we'll take two more, and then we'll -- >

investigating a potential breach involving thousands of guests who stayed hoe tills including marriott, sheridanand west-in. given the constant security threats, i hope that's past and try to go forward where consumers ulledcomboumed more confident. so the it's alarming. it affects him and rely on details. ere are bags and famous card processor. and dibt card information. millions of americans have had to contend with fraudulent charges on their financial statements. identity theft schemes in which next. ls open -- there are many other unanswered questions about these recent attacks including how they will prevent t and how to this. whether these companies responded to early warnings and whether they go to fight consumers in a timely manner. we also need to understand the appropriate federal brawl between data security and breach notification. now they are laws to require notice for their own residents when the data breach occurs. the effectiveness of these laws vary greatly. but several are quite strong. we see adequate. clear notification where providing resources for their well being. it afte

debbie rasmussen from sheridan, michigan, wrote in on behalf of her military family. debbie and her husband are both navy veterans and their son matt is an active duty sailor with over 15 years of service, including service in afghanistan. and they believe and i believe the rasmussens have paid in full for this benefit. karen rodicelli, the wife of an active duty army major currently stationed at the pentagon. curt and karen have been a military family for 12 years. the rodicellis have paid in full. i could go on and on with so many similar letters. every service is represented in these letters because veterans from every part of our armed services would be hurt by what has been put in place. we know that this needs to be addressed and needs to be fixed. we've all said that, that this needs to be fixed. we need to honor the commitment we have made to the men and women who have served us and continue to serve us. this bill will restore the cost of living adjustments for all military retirees. we need to act now so that our veterans have the certainty and the peace of m

appeals courts are split, and we see there is a big case out of maryland last year, woolard versus sheridand the fourth circuit overturned a comment tot maryland's laws, similar san diego, nobody can get a carry permit virtually, is illegal. and in illinois in 2012, the circuit court said that ban ons' complete carrying concealed guns was unconstitutional. at this point, it does seem at least from different groups and people looking at it, it is getting closer to the time the supreme will have to wait yet on it. host: if you want to talk about these issues with emily miller of the "washington times," the phone lines are open. republicans can call (202) 585- 3881, democrats (202) 585-3880, , andendents (202) 585-3882 if you are outside the u.s., it is (202) 585-3883. and emily miller, while folks in,dying in -- are dialing your book, "emily gets her gun, but obama wants to take yours and co. can you talk about your experience and how you got involved in these issues? guest: it really came from a personal place. most of the things i write in budgets,ington times," taxes, although it affects m