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had many interests, including a highly successful company called universal cable construction in west chicagobut his primary passion was music. as the lead guitarist of blues band the rabble rousers in high school, his friend showed him a couple chords on the guitar and that was it. >> he got really good, really fast. >> music was john's true love, but his marriage to wife suzanne was less melodic. >> i don't think she ever really fit in, and frankly, i don't think she wanted to. >> no one was surprised when, after 15 years together, john and suzanne split up. >> he said that she had made his life a living hell for two years. >> through it all, john focused his attention on his new life and love. girlfriend, renata. when the divorce dust finally settled, family and friends were relieved. >> he had just come from court, and he told me that he thought that he should finally have this divorce, and he was pretty upbeat about that. >> and that day, john headed to work in time for a weekly office barbecue at the company he co-owned with partner dave stuben. >> him and dave sometimes had some differ

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that crash still a distraction at port chicago highway west. highway four shows a pretty big build back to you. thank you very much, mike. 652 right now, happening now, the u. is reporting its first case of a new strain of bird flu. according to the world health organization, the infection was found at a duck farm in merced county. the new strain, labeled h5, n9, is far more rare than the common strain. both strains were found on the same farm. so far, there's no evidence the bird flu being passed from human to human, but it has led to the slaughter of hundreds of millions of poultry. and we're back with a look at our top stories this morning, including deadly police shooting in san francisco. officers opened fire while responding to another shooting, then new details coming from overnight in that investigation. plus, ice activity intensifies across the u.s. and right here at home. bay area city now pushing back to affirm its sanctuary status. but first, here's craig coming up on today. if you could use a laugh, this is the place to be the one

i'd never been west of chicago. he brought me out there. he taught me how to ride a a horse.hing -- >> jimmy: first time on set. >> he was like, "you come to work early tomorrow, and i'll show you a few things." and he showed me things to this day that i still think -- that i still think about and use. and then -- and then, you know, the movie's three hours long, and i'm completely cut out of it. but --! [ laughter ] but -- but he called me. >> jimmy: kevin! >> he called me personally -- >> jimmy: okay. >> -- to tell me how sorry he was. like, you know, like, again, to this day, i've never really had that kind of an experience. and then kicker of it was, you know, because i'd never done a a movie before, i thought they paid for everything, you know? so i was in this hotel for like, a month and a half. [ light laughter ] i'm just ringing up room service, and i had no money. and then when i left, they asked for, you know, i didn't know what an incidental was. i was like, "incidentally what?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "incidentally, yeah, what does that mean?" >> and i didn't have

chicago. alright, out west. we go. we're looking for a chance of rain right now. dry out here, a little bit of an offshore wind continuing as we head toward tomorrow. then it shifts gears, more of an onshore breeze as we get into friday. and then here we go. the temperatures begin to cool down. then we've got this week system kind of sliding on through bringing some snow showers in the sierra nevada. there's a slight chance we could see a couple scattered showers here in the bay area. that's gonna slide all the way to southern california and bring them actually a better chance of some rain. secondly, the models you look at better chance of rain in southern california back to some modtl wants to paint as much about a 3rd of an inch of rain that be pretty helpful. there without getting too much rain have to worry about some flooding. temperatures again for tomorrow. it is going to be one of those beautiful days outside this way. playing out pretty much all of january. how about 70 in san jose? 68 degrees in hayward about 62 in santa rosa and 69 degrees in napa. so r

vessels, long range, drones and satellites by the russian president, alexander looked to chicago has dismissed west and criticism of his election victory as predictable election. authorities say that lucas shanker, one nearly 87 percent of the vote, has been in pallets since 1994. critics say the election was need to free no 5 and the u. k has imposed new sanctions. people living in western fronds have escaped the flooded homes in boats as a powerful storm. best down on parts of europe. french weather service has issued a red blood for the birth of a region on once flooding. horses are likely to continue rising. officials in renee save as this, he has recorded the most severe flooding and 40 years and he's 400 people have been evacuated. open $500000000000.00 have been wiped off the value of us technology stokes, off to the something imagines for low cost chinese chat bought the deep sea app is a serious competitor to us. apps like chat g p t. okay. you're up to date, whether it's next and the side story, the the, the, had a low, then let's look to east asia and stop by looking at the satellite ima

i imagine there are people in chicago, it may be the homeless, who would like a little bit of that money. >> what is amazing and simile at the westreakish a storm in july of 2023 we had no money to help our seniors. with that individuals a battered by inclement weather or natural events in the city, no money for them. but yet for 51000 migrants who have come here either because of southern border states or because of former president joe biden sending them here we miraculously found over $600 million to provide care for them. just by the city of chicago taxpayers. excluding the 700 million they got from the state. it is a matter of priorities. chicagoans absolutely are a generous people they're willing to help and we need to and we have too. but charity it must start at home but we have seen time and time again our democratic leaders have forsaken our residents, our constituents print those americans and even those immigrants have been there for a long time just for the latest and greatest adventure which is been the migrant asylum-seekers. >> suite noted at the top that you are a democrat for the city of chicago but what kind of

west. albert ramon, chief meteorologist of cbs news chicago, is tracking all of it for us.d evening. >> reporter: good evening, major. coldest air of the season arrives this week, even colder next week. wait until you see the temperatures. tonight is lake effect snow and it is heavy coming off eastern sections of lake ontario and lake erie. forecast model showing 2-4 feet is going to be possible late this week into the weekend. places like western new york if you're in and around oswego and also syracuse. starting to move its way to the northern plains. we are going to see additional waves of arctic air move in as the week goes on. and next week, 30 degrees below zero temperatures possible when it comes to wind chills in the northern areas of the planes and also the upper midwest. temperatures for tomorrow, they're going to be in the 30s in chicago, following to the 20s by the weekend, gets even colder next week. take a look at kansas city at 11 by monday. it is in the 40s by the time we head toward tuesday. as we head to the south in places like atlanta, below freezing sta

uniting the largely puerto rican young lords in lincoln park, the black panther party on chicago's south and west side and the young patriots representing poor appalachian whites in the uptown neighborhood. these organizations connected after beginning to understand that their shared conditions that they were facing had more commonality than division, particularly in their largely poor neighborhoods. cha cha, william preacherman helped organizations overcome their differences and understand their potential in collaborating to organize their working class communities. together the rainbow coalition united these three organizations to cooperate on projects of survival, demonstrate solidarity of each other at protest, at pickets across the city, and in memory of cha cha's passing, in honor of his contributions to uniting our community, i want to commend him and leaders of the original rainbow coalition. may their legacy be a powerful reminder that we are in fact stronger together. thank you, mr. speaker. and with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back the balance of

chicago. charlie: nate foy is live in west palm beach with the details. nate.orter: hey, guys, good morning. two days from beginning his second term, president elect donald trump and his administration are getting ready to follow through on that promise that they made during the campaign of immigration raids and according to a report from t "the wall street journal" those raids will begin on tuesday in chicago with between 100-200 ice officers arrested illegal migrants throughout the city, throughout the entire week, but the incoming border czar tom homan told fox news last night, it's snout just exclusive to shipment listen to this. >> there's going to be big raids across the country. not just chicago, it's one of many places we got 24 offices across the country and on tuesday, ice is going to finally go out and do their job. we're going to take the handcuffs off ice and let them arrest criminal aliens. that's what's going to happen. we're telling ice you enforce immigration without apology and worst public safety threats and no one is off the table. reporter:

west. in fact the, he might see a rising temperatures don't be misled if anything it'll just briefly rise and then get very cold. because this is chicago as an example, but it's an example. what's coming across the plane space will generate yet more significant snow. calculate south of that cold air will reach down to the gulf coast eventually south of all this, the trade winds and picked up a bit so frequent shafts and it's more of in the caribbean. and the big ones may be west and cuba looks potentially fairly wet during friday, saturday. not so. and you'll notice of a mexico attempt is coming right to a month or a $25.00 contrast never 7, right? or we can get it so essential. i prevent we mexico not safe and most of south america at least know of all power guar. i mean brazil, the potential for fundings didn't exist in the northeast, but the big orange tops could be anywhere south of that bit of relief from the heat in but a service is charles approach you so late on friday in china, this is a summer, really the bathroom for the father was killed, boys and girls as young a 6th learned to handle firearms and developing parents to be

chicago. and those teens continue up there into parts of north dakota here on the west coast, much more nicer upper 60s and 70s throughout the state with sunshine and every direction you look as you make those lunchtime plans and into the afternoon should be a good one to get that walk in here. we're looking at places in our further valleys. 73 in santa rosa, 71 in gilroy. that's a nice day to treat after dealing with the cold morning everywhere in the inner bay. also looking at some mid to upper 60s from palo alto over on into dublin, you can expect much of the same for our thursday plan. so soak up all of that sunshine and just feel the sun on your skin because there are some changes ahead. yes, we go on into talking about the weekend making those plans already, not only here, but if you're traveling throughout parts of the state, get ready for some colder weather and also the chance of seeing some rain on that windshield on saturday. i think it will miss most of us here in the bay area, but we could get some fresh powder up there in the sierra. the storm will head further south where it co

flint, detroit, toledo, cleveland, youngstown, milwaukee, kenosha, chicago and so many more, freshwater is life. the old expression, go west or south, young man, still appeals. but our planet is teaching us there are limits to what the earth can sustain. living in the past is not an option. onward america together. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until noon today.therd organization as executive director. >> in between, i went to harvard university for two years. >> i want to ask you about concerned veterans for america. the 990's from that organization, i ask that that be made part of the record. >> without objection. both of those are part of the record. >> at the end of 2013, a shortfall of 100 $30,000. at the end of 2014, a shortfall of 128,000 dollars. another deficit of 437 thousand dollars. by the time you left that organization, there were deep debts including credit card transaction debts of about $75,000. that is not the kind of fiscal management that we want at the department o

a flight between midway and chicago and oakland on the west coast in california, and then also a specific route between bwi and cleveland. those flights over a five month period in 2022 were chronically delayed at least 50% of the time. so now south air, now the department of transportation is seeking about $37,000 for each violation that southwest airlines made here. they call this essentially a chronic overscheduling. so essentially something that the airline cannot deliver. so the total here could be in the millions of dollars. the court papers were just filed yesterday, and we're still trying to figure out exactly what the full total here would be. but it's essentially a big slap on the wrist. during a year that southwest had a ton of cancellations. they canceled about 16,000 flights during their meltdown at the end of 2022. >> i should start suing myself for overbooking, then i might. that actually might. >> you don't get laid. >> that might be the thing that would keep me on time. that's right. huh? ha! all right. pete muntean giving me ideas, bringing us the news. thank you so much

flint, detroit, toledo, cleveland, youngstown, milwaukee, kenosha, chicago and so many more, freshwater is life. the old expression, go west or south, young man, still appeals. but our planet is teaching us there are limits to what the earth can sustain. living in the past is not an option. onward america together. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until noon today.

west. in fact, the he might see a rising temperatures. don't be misled if anything you feel just briefly rising and get very cold because this is chicago as an example, but it's an example. what's coming across the plane states will generate yet more significant snow. calculate south of that cold air will reach down to the gulf coast eventually south of all this, the trade winds and picked up a bit so frequent shafts and it's more of in the caribbean. and the big ones may be western cuba looks potentially, fairly wet during friday, saturday. not so. and you'll notice over mexico terms is come right out month to raise $25.00 contrasts never 7, right? or we can get it so essentially prevents in mexico, not safe and most of south america at least know of all power guar. i mean brazil, the potential for fundings didn't exist in the northeast, but the big orange tops could be anywhere south of that bit of relief from the heat in but a series of showers approach here. so late on friday, the, as is there a war on guys a continue, the new series takes you beyond the headlines of the company. if you're not chose, you're not entitled to the same se

important is to show up in places like the southside of chicago or kensington in the middle of the inner city of philadelphia. i have talked with people in west maui. i have not talked to zelinski, but i did talk to people in west maui. one of the things that i see is common cause. when it comes to the border. i probably have not been in a room of people who were more vehemently and favor of my proposal to use the u.s. military to secure the southern border and a group of people on the southside of chicago whose own school, high school, south shore high school is being converted into an encampment for migrants costing $7000 per migrant per month when people in that community rightly ask a fair question, what about me in that context. many of them disagree with me. i was challenged on this. i will be transparent about that on racial reparations. most people who are in that room , it seemed like or at least a lot of them it seemed like disagree with me vehemently on that, but we agreed on the america first principles. so my learning from that that i would share to the extent that this is helpful for all of us in our movement is, i think that we

party, is to show up in places like the south side of chicago or kensington in the middle of the inner city of philadelphia. i've talked to people in west maui. i haven't talked to zelenskyy yet, but i did talk to people many west maui. and one of the things that i see is common. cause when it comes to the border. i probably haven't been in a room of people who were for vehemently in favor of my proposal to use the u.s. military to secure the southern border than a group of people on the south side of chicago whose own school, high school, south shore high school, is being converted into an encampment for migrants costing $7,000 per migrant, per if month when people concern per month if -- per month. when people many that community rightfully ask a fair question, what about me, many that context. now, many of them disagree with me on, and and i was challenged -- i want to be transparent -- on racial reparations. i'm against it. most people, 99% of people in that room it seemed like, or at least a lot of them it seemed like, disagreed with me vehemently on that, but we agreed on the america first principles. so by learning from that that

snow than cities like chicago have seen in the entire year to date but there's still plenty to watch across the nation as we shift to the same storm system but off to the south and west and that is the potential for rain and mudslides. somara has more on that coming up. over to you, whit. >> whit: that will be a big relief for them. greg, thank you so much. we appreciate it. >>> we turn now to the new court hearings in the murder case of four idaho college students, bryan kohberger's defense attorney's arguing some evidence against him should be thrown out. abc's zohreen shah joins us now with the details. zohreen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. kohberger's lawyers are making a case to exclude pieces of evidence from his murder trial in august. they say investigators left out key pieces of information and were too broad in their description in order to get search warrants and that police misconduct is at play. this morning, defense attorneys for bryan kohberger back in a boise, idaho, courtroom contesting what they say was excessive police force during his arrest and asking the judge to throw out key evidence to prosecutors. >> there was simply no rea

chicago. 39 in houston. 19 degree windchill in washington, d.c. and look at down in florida. feels like 34 in daytona beach. 60 in key west.aho college rder cases continues today. the defense attempting to get certain evidence thrown out in court, also questioning the credibility of a key witness.set laura jarett is following the case for us. good morning. >> good morning to you. bryan kohberger expected back in court today. it could be a make-or-break moment for his defense as the judge had sharp questions for his team, expressing the strongest evidence would stay out of this trial. >> i'm trying to understand the legal argument. >> bryan kohberger's legal team under scrutiny with the judge throwing cold water to get the >> i can't find any case law that would support that idea, that somehow a warrant would be needed for dna left at a crime scene. >> reporter: the defense challenging how investigators zeroed in on kohberger, using the dna left on a leather knife sheathe and running it through public ancestry websites to build a list of subjects. >> there was no warrant for several phases of the search. >> reporter: but th

west side and new jersey and maybe brooklyn if we were lucky. people flew in from san diego and houston and knoxville and idaho and chicago filled the place up to now. sells out arenas all over the world. international tour. and he was so generous and great to do our very first sunday sit down live. it will be turned into a tv interview that you'll see next sunday on sunday today. but we had an absolute blast. so my big thanks to nate and coming up this sunday. on sunday today, a woman who just yesterday was nominated for an academy award for her costarring role in wicked. she is cynthia erivo, who of course, plays elphaba, the green witch, in wicked, a movie that did over $700 million worth of business. ariana grande, also receiving a nomination for supporting actress. the movie, got ten academy award nominations. a great conversation with cynthia erivo coming up this weekend over on nbc sunday today, and we'll be right back here on. >> morning joe. >> we will. >> emu and doug. >> you'll be back. >> emus can't help people customize and save hundreds on car insurance with liberty mutual. you're just a flightless bird. >> no. he's a dreamer, fra

it is looking at more wintery, however, across japan, with snow in chicago and west in pots of hon. shoot. but it doesn't look at basement. and the shuttle or the leader of the interim government as well as i thought the i thought the shaped body, the for the minister. so that actually is once to revise some sort of relationship with this administration because it is crucial for them to maintain that hold on the manager and, and see with that naval base. and they are my main base of every but a couple of weeks ago. and we spoke to the fight is there who believe and many of the people here on this feet a once the russians to leave from city a problem to sleep. but that is something that is going to be discussed with the lead ship and then wait for the outcome of what is going to happen to those bases to the aid and the read, the rest of supplies and the diplomatic relations between these because housing is key for the new city and leadership is of course the sanctions of the country has been effected by for years now. that's an enormous impact on the lives of settings . you and our t