. ♪ >> chicago was the great city over the horizon. we read chicago's newspapers, and listened to its powerful a.m. radio stations. >> good evening ladies and gentlemen, it's midnight here in chicago -- >> long after midnight, i listened to jack broadcasting live. >> world famous. >> chatting with a martin and lewis, rose mare cloon. i was an accepted as a ph.d. in english by a university of chicago, but i needed a job. >> i got a part-time job at the sun times, and then five months later, the film critic retired and they gave me the job. i did not apply for it. newspaper film critics had been interchangeable. some papers had bylines that different people wrote under, for example, may tenay, and that could be whoever went to the movies that day because may really spelled out matinee. i was the youngest daily film critic in america, and it was a real good time to be a movie critic. >> armed robbery. >> bonnie and clyde is a milestone in the history of american movies. >> you wouldn't have the gumption to use it. >> it is also pitlessly

and this is roger ebert from the "chicago sun-times". >> and over here is gene siskel from the "chicago tribune" and channel 2 news. >> gene and robert were sitting kind of pinioned in director's chairs, looking into the camera very seriously, talking about the movie. >> "one flew over the cuckoo's nest" just had the audience tearing up the seats with joy. >> and also tearing up a little bit of my enjoyment of the film, they were applauding even during the credits. >> it was stiff and wooden. >> when the foreman backs up and tries to make his big point about the establishment -- >> but there was something there. it was interesting to hear two people who knew what they were talking about, talk about a movie. >> right of freedom by raynor fastbender. >> roger loved the idea of being on public television. he had been on it before, on a show where he introduced films by i thingmar bergman. it was awful. >> what is real and what is illusion? and who's being fooled by the art? is it the artist or is it audience or both? >> just sitting here, like an open sewer, you know? it's full of filth an

high temperature trend, chicago, goose egg on wednesday. the best they can do for the high temperature. new york and boston temperatures drop in the upper 20s on tuesday and wednesday. the best bet for snow in boston and new york is tuesday with 1 to 2 inches in the forecast. >> thank you, pedram. >>> 19 minutes past the hour. buckingham palace ramping up defense for prince andrew denying for the fourth time the royal had sex an underage girl. this comes in a lawsuit filed in florida. it claims billionaire jeffery epstein sexually exploit the four women when they were fine or minors and forced them to have sex with powerful men. we have max foster with more on the story. >> reporter: virginia roberts who had been living in australia gave an interview. the palace responding. they initially gave a response generally denying the allegations from virginia roberts. emphatically denying the duke of york had any contact with virginia roberts. the allegations are false and without any foundation. they point out he is not party to the legal case in

current temperatures low single digits in chicago. 5, feels like 15 below. minneapolis, minus 3, feels like 25 below. miami escaping all of this. 70s across the board could warm up to closer to 80 degrees in the region of south florida. here's your forecast incredible to think these are the forecast high temperatures minus 1, chicago. minus 4 in minneapolis. 20 in the 20s in new york area. massive school closures in place across this region as the jet stream has taken a nosedive to the south. the trend again looks to be in place for at least the next three to four days until a gradual slight warming trend. >>> disgraced former virginia governor bob mcdonnell plans to appeal his correctional sentence. before he was sentenced he told the judge he was, quote, heartbroken and humbled. afterwards he still insisted he was innocent but made mistakes. >> and as i said in court, i am i fallen human being. i've made mistakes in my life. i always try to put the best interests of the people first as governor. but i have failed at times and some of the judgments that i h

. >> shorts in chicago. i love people in chicago. >> i'm not sure that healthy that is. >> if you are watching football all day. >> chicago, they are not watching. the frigid temperatures are making conditions icy. there are the plows. one man said he had a large scare on the road. >> at first it was a little bit tough conditions. actually i almost swerved off the road. >> icy conditions prompting accidents in missouri. check out the damage to the suv. in that case no one was seriously hurt. >>> the same storm system spawning storms in the south. nine confirmed tornadoes in mississippi and alabama. one woman was in her house when she suddenly heard a deafening sound. >> it was just like you hear them say a train is coming. it was just like a train coming. it was hitting the house. >> the stormy weather and frigid temperatures set to continue all week. let's get to meteorologist pedram javaheri for an early look at your weather. >> good morning to you. let's talk about what is happening nationwide. massive ar

minus 1 high temperature in chicago. minus 4 in minneapolis. windchills easily 20 to 30 degrees below zero. some areas 40 degrees below. public schools closed. and you work your way to the south, atlanta finally dropping off into the 30s after the 60s just a couple of days ago. in fact you take a look at the trend, atlanta went from 66 down to 54 on tuesday. again upper 30s on wednesday. of course new york city dropped off to the lower 20s on tuesday. lunchtime forecast minneapolis, minus 10 feels like minus 30. across new york 24 it will feel like 10. you have tall buildings anywhere around manhattan you're going to run into significant windchills when it comes those buildings funneling the winds across that region. this looks like it will continue over the next couple days before a very gradual warming trend returns to your forecast. >>> the contents of a 220-year-old time capsule buried the nation's founding fathers reveal what paul revere and samuel adams left behind. that's next. is there such a thing as a sure thing in business? some say

>> reporter: like muddy waters the great chicago blues man, the chicago president seems to have his mojo working again. using the state of the union to brag on an economic strategy that so many said would fail. >> we've seen the fastest economic growth in over a decade deficits by 2/3 and a stock market that's doubled.

the case is playing out in chicago and it is yet another reminder that terror that you've been seeing on your tv screens can be close to home as well. and often right under our noses. cnn's george howell is on the case. he joins us live. the interesting part of this story, if the story itself is isn't interesting enough, george, this young man is not only accused of these awful charges but also accused of trying to get his own siblings to sort of come along on his plots? >> reporter: that is the case, ashleigh. the siblings were with him at the airport when this happened. however, they were detained and released the same day. the charges are against mohammed khan, at this point. the hearing today was quick and short. he was formally arraigned. he entered a plea of not guilty. he was arrested back in october at chicago's o'hare international airport with a round-trip ticket, his plans were to leave chicago for vienna, austria, and then to transfer into istanbul, turkey, to allegedly meet up with a contact who would take him into territory that isis claims it controls in iraq and syria.

others have to go to be canceled but video out of chicago also show you this. temperatures about 30 degrees fahrenheit just below freezing and enough to support a few inches of snow coming down but this canceled or delayed some 750 flights out of chicago's o'hare airport on sunday morning and sunday afternoon. now, we talked about these windchills. take a look at these. when you talk about 30 below zero ten-minute exposure causes frostbite. only takes five minutes, parts of northern portions will have such temperatures so that's why it's extremely dangerous to be outside with winds expected to howl over the next couple of days cold air really settles in for over half of the united states. even reaching as far south as northern portions of the state of georgia where temperatures could be down to about 10 to 15 degrees farnan heighthrenheit.

the big story right now, talking about what is happening in chicago. average temperature this time of year freezing. 32 degrees. tuesday's high temperature is 14. it drops to the high of 1 over the next couple of days. windchills could be 25 or 30 below zero. in fact over the next week chicago will struggle to get up to the average of freezing for this time of year. notice minneapolis also the high temperature is minus 3. windchill at 40 below. new york and boston highs in the low 20s. windchills in the teens. snowshowers possible in and around new england, but the big story is the comparison coming from antarctica. 7 there and 1 below in portions of the midwest. the summer across this region. back to you. >> colder in minneapolis. >>> 48 minutes after the hour. the son of the hedge fund founder thomas gilbert is charged with murdering his father. police say it was over a cut to the son's allowance. his 70-year-old father was shot to death in the family's new york apartment. the son visited his parents sunday and asked his mother to leave to speak priv

. >> the first device explodes at northwestern university just north of chicago. disguised as an ordinary package, the bomb inflicts minor injuries on a university police officer. a year later northwestern is hit a second time. when another package detonates on campus, a graduate student sustains cuts on his arms and burns around his eyes. then on november 15th, 1979, a bomb is placed in the cargo hold of american airlines flight 444 heading from chicago to washington, d.c. in mid-flight, it sets off a smoldering fire. 12 passengers suffer smoke inhalation. >> the pilots were able to land the plane at dulles shortly before they said to us later it probably would have burned through the hydraulics and dropped the plane out of the sky. >> authorities now begin to suspect the bombings are linked. all doubt is removed seven months later. a suspicious package arrives at the home of percy wood, the president of united airlines. the subsequent explosion inflicts cuts and burns over large portions of wood's body. >> now, come 1980, we know we have a serial bomber. and so

but for chicago you notice the high temperatures. these are the actual high temperatures in fahrenheit. 11 is what it warms up to on tuesday. gets up to zero fahrenheit, which is about minus 18 degrees celsius across chicago on wednesday. notice that line up here that's the average temperature. 42 fahrenheit 0 celsius. stays below that for the next seven, potentially for the next ten days across this region. massive area of high pressure is the culprit. typically calms the weather down and reduces capabilities for any sort of clouds and weather to form across this region. so as it sits there, generally clear skies with those temperatures closing in at zero for a high. minus 45 below zero for wind chills across this region. for about 3 1/2 million people in the upper midwest in the northern plains of the united states anytime you have wind chill this cold frostbite a major issue. 10 minutes of exposure gives you frostbite at minus 30. get down to minus 50 we had that in portions of minnesota on monday five minutes of exposure frostbit

chicago touching nearly 30 below zero and 40 below zero in minneapolis. we know some schools have been closed here because of the cold. you don't want your kids outside. some of the buses having a hard time starting in the cold weather. national perspective. 5 is best in minneapolis. highs getting up in the 20s in new york city and colder still come wednesday across the region. back to you. >>> a member of the grand jury that cleared ferguson police officer darren wilson in the death of michael brown is suing to lift the gag order. the federal lawsuit names the st. louis county prosecutor as defendant. it says the unidentified grand juror wants to talk about the experience to contribute to the national conversation on race relations. it say crime for grand jury members to speak out without permission. >>> survivalist eric matthew frein will stand trial. at a preliminary hearing, a judge ruled there was sufficient evidence against frein. he is charged with murder in the trooper of bryan dixon outside his barracks in december. frein was arrested after a 48-

the fireworks from chicago. david stone says they are watching from lake shore drive. >> i have a friend watching from thailand. serious. >> we're all over the world. >> the cnn global thing. >> big time, brooke baldwin. oh wow. pamela brown. let's check in with pamela brown in memphis. >> memphis, tennessee on beale street. >> happy new year to you. to a great 2015. i have no doubt it will be. let me tell you something. it is surreal being in memphis on new year's eve. this is my first time. it is incredible. as soon as the clock struck midnight you had the guitar drop. we had fireworks display. confetti going everywhere. people cheering. great enthusiasm here in memphis. it is just a great place to be. not to mention all the great music. i mean let's not forget b.b. king johnny cash and elvis presley got their start here in memphis. the music has not disappointed tonight. it has been incredible all around. brooke and don. >> it has been incredible all around. brooke and i have been drinking the cheap stuff her

fireworks in chicago. i just got a text from my friend david stone who said they're watching from lakeshore drive. ♪ >> happy new year. >> i' been waiting for you all. >> i have no doubt it will be. it's surreal. this is my first time. and it's incredible. fireworks display, confetti going everywhere. so much excitement. just a great place to be. and not to mention all the great music. let's not forget. b.b. king johnny cash elvis presley, so many iconic musicians got their start here. the music has been incredible all around. brook and don? >> brook is going to open the nice expenseive stuff that her friend brought us. >> i've been waiting for my producer to bring me some. i think it's on its way. i think we have to fight through the crowd. rink on international television. >> anthony bowerdourdain and i had a little drink on las vegas. >> happy new year, happy new year to all of our viewers. all the best on cnn. >> have a fabulous 2015 everyone. >> happy new year. alk to richard. i feel like he's a wil

he went to chicago. he was going to be mike roiko. he was going to follow in the footsteps of ben hect and charles mcarthur front page. that's what he did. he got diverted. he went into film criticism. you know, he did not go into journalism to be a film critic. i'm sorry? >> i wanted to play this bite for you and get your reaction. let me play this part of the movie from you and get you to react on the other side. >> okay. >> the heart knows what the heart knows and so i fell in love with roger. he fell in love with me. and i wanted him to be you know open and transparent about racial issues because there were some members of his family who didn't -- he was afraid they wouldn't accept me at first, and he would say, oh well it's because you're not catholic. >> you were like i might be more than that roger. >> yes, right. eventually he owned up to it but we all became one big happy family and i loved his family and adored his family. >> so that was not a clip from the film. we'll get to that in one second. that was an interview from hi

and the end of december the temperature in chicago was 18 degrees. it is going to be about 36 degrees this afternoon. into tomorrow it is going ab little cooler. temperatures around freezing. but look at kansas city this is going to be the coldest arctic/polar outbreak of air that we have seen in a long time. at least since last winter. and then the high temperatures of chicago for monday is excepted to be around 11 degrees. everybody is going to be sharply colder all the way from the great lakes into the deep south, into the northeast in new england, the central plains. we are going to see dangerously cold temperatures. we are going to see extreme windchill factors. 20 to 25 degrees windchill factor across the upper great lakes, the northern tier states and a very complex weather system just kind of pushing off towards the east. temperatures will be fairly mild for places like atlanta and charlotte. that is in the warm sector of the system where we've seen pretty heavy rainfall already in re seeing some of that rain transition to some ice. especiall

minus 7 fahrenheit, what it feels like in portions of chicago. by sun rise, 22 below zero. 20 below in minneapolis. and that is among the warmest. nearly 30 below zero is what it will feel like with the winds in chicago. about ten minutes of it, frostbite kicks in. 5 minutes at minus 50, you have frostbite. some school closures were in place on monday when it was supposed to be the first day back from kids getting back from the holidays. but schools are closed. and they don't want kids standing outside at the bus stop, but the diesel buses are going to have issues starting, and they don't want to put the kids at danger and risk of being stuck on a school bus with such temperatures outside. good news as far as schools canceling. but the cold air has made it to parts of the southern portions of the united states and even on into mexico. this is in the state of sonora. take a look at the snowfall that has come down. the federal highway between sonora and chihuahua has closed for through traffic as snow accumulated over the area. take a look at this.

it in chicago? >> i broke a glass, i just was -- one of you guys had just called me, and i was in the bathroom, and i just went bonkers for a little bit. >> is that how you cut it? >> it was cut before. but i think i just opened it again. i'm not sure. >> did he screw up? >> many times. i think there are 16 or 17 of them in there. >> so he was inconsistent? >> inconsistent in all the statements, lied about others. >> o.j., we have got sort of a problem. we've got some blood on and in your car. we've got some blood at your house. and ah, it's sort of a problem. >> well, take my blood test. you'll see. >> well, we'd like to do that. >> simpson allowed them to take a blood sample, fingerprints, even a photo of his finger. this would be the first time lapd investigators would speak with o.j. simpson without a lawyer. >>> coming up -- o.j. disappears. >> he was to surrender to police at 11:45 this morning. >> and murder turns into manhunt. >> the los angeles police department right now is actively search

did you do it in chicago? >> i broke a glass. one of you guys had just called me, and i was in the bathroom, and i kind of went bonkers for a little bit. >> is that how you cut it? >> i am not sure. it was cut, and i just opened it up. >> did he screw up? >> yes, and i think that there are 16 or 17 of them in there. >> so he was inconsistent? >> yes. he was inconsistent and lied about others. >> o.j., we have some problems, we have blood in and on the car, and we have blood at your house, and sort of a problem. >> well, take my blood. >> simpson allowed hem to take his blood, and fingerprints and even a photo of the finger, and this is the first and only time lapd investigators would speak with o.j. simpson without a lawyer. coming up, o.j. disappears. >> he was to surrender to police at 11:45 this morning. and murder turns into a manhunt. >> the los angeles police department right now is actively searching for mr. simpson. i know i have an 810 fico score, thanks to the tools and help on experian.com. and your

. ♪ the dogs begin to bark, the hounds begin to howl ♪ >> the chicago kids rhythm and blues, that's where it started. you know, the white people over there know nothing about rhythm and blues at all. >> because it's negro music, isn't it? >> in america, even in the black community had abandoned certain aspects of black culture. even by the mid-'60s. the blues in particular had been sort of pushed aside by soul music and r&b, which was considered more modern. ♪ pretty little women stand in a line ♪ ♪ make love to your baby ♪ >> the stones, the animals, the yardbirds, the british groups picked up the american blues, where the americans were kind of letting it go. >> and in a strange way, we were taking back to america what america had given us, which was american music. ♪ ♪ gonna have a lot of fun, oh, yeah, baby, whoo ♪ >> you and chuck have kind of taken england by storm. how do you feel about other people borrowing your material? >> i'm very grateful to know that my material is the type of material that the entertainers today would like to use. ♪ long tall sally ♪ ♪ o

and the perspective for chicago pretty impressive. that is the high temperature in the forecast across the region about minus 20 celsius if you're curious, notice the trend just struggles to get above the freezing mark. showing you the trend here out of chicago, the scene here. o'hare about 50 flights cancelled in this region about 6 or 7:00 a.m. adults getting ready for work across the region. the winds will really make it treacherous out there. and yes, that is one way, rosy to stay warm. trying to dance around across that region. that is the latest here in weather with more news coming up with rosemary here shortly. discover card. hey, i heard you guys can help me with frog protection? yeah, we help with fraud protection. we monitor every purchase every day and alert you if anything looks unusual. wow! you're really looking out for us. we are. and if there are unauthorized purchases on your discover card, you're never held responsible. just to be clear you are saying "frog protection" right? yeah, fraud protection. frog protection.

this is roger ebert in the chicago sun times. this is cisco from the chicago tribune tribune. >> the story told in life itself which debuts sunday night. erin burnett interviewed the director steve james. >> what made you decide to make a film about roger ebert? >> well i mean roger was the most significant film critic i think, ever. especially for sort of the great mass of people who love movies. maybe not the high pollutant types. but really what made me fall in love with the story was his life story and this incredible journey he went on through his life from small town illinois to the big city of chicago to the show. and then eventually how he dealt with cancer. roger was absolutely certain about this. that he didn't want the film to not show his day-to-day reality. that was just as important to him as it was to me. >> interesting given he was a movie critic that he want nothing to be edited. movies are such in a weird way a truth but also a series of obfuscations they're both. did he ever ask you to edit or sensor anything?

the minus 30 or so in chicago. nearly migs 40 out of minneapolis. and the priestley glacier in antarctica 14 below. look at this. they are in their summer season. minneapolis should be colder than portions of antarctica and chicago will be comparable to portions of antarctica. a pretty impressive spell of cold air. some of these records have been standing for 70 to 110 years. >> it doesn't seem right. nowhere should be warmer than antarctica. >>> an anti-muslim movement is growing in germany. and thousands of opponents are responding with their own counter demonstrations. about 18,000 supporters of the group patriotic europeans against the islamization of the west. jammed the streets of dresden. saying member of coldness and hatred in their hearts. demonstrators urging tolerance, held countless demos across the country. in many cases they were larger than their rival protests. >>> the manhunt is underway in new york for two suspects at this hour of the two police officers were shot in the bronx neighborhood. police say both officers are expected to

this is from chicago and a story we brought to you in the spring. here is george howell. >> reporter: from up here the waters look vast and the horizon seems endless but for this team of salvagers and divers. >> airplanes look like airplanes. so we're looking for an image of an airplane. >> reporter: in no way is the proverbial search for a needle in the haystack. like the search for air asia flight 8501 the crew here know where's look and after years of searching charts and records they find themselves on the verge of a big find. >> the worst the crash is the more historians like it. >> reporter: the depth of lake michigan not more than several hundred feet. the team uses sonar to find the exact location and within a matter of minutes. >> right there. boom. right there. see it. oh yeah. >> reporter: they find what they are looking for. divers drop in. and take us down below. they capture these stunning images of a world war ii bomber that crashed into lake michigan nearly half a century ago. >> the engine sank first. the other part floated. the pie

a look at your high temperatures, 7 degrees in chicago on friday. 1 degree on wednesday in chicago. we'll see temperatures around 5 degrees on friday in minneapolis. 2 on wednesday. new york city temperatures only in the 20s. tuesday, wednesday and thursday. we are going to see snowfall as well. chicago, you could pick up 2 to 4 inches of snow tuesday night into wednesday. and we could also see a little bit of snow in new york city by the time we get to thursday. jake if you're wanting a warm-up, not going to happen anytime soon. a lot of these areas in the midwest aren't going get above freezing for at least another week. >> jennifer thank you so much appreciate it. >>> turning to the sports lead now, once upon a time sports broadcasters were mostly thought of as dorky guys spouting out statistics. and then came stuart scott who lost his long-fought battle with cancer yesterday. he was a pioneer of sorts in the industry. he fearlessly injected hip-hop and pop culture references into his coverage at a time when that was virtually unheard of. so in a fitting tribute, his former co-an

. >> reporter: i met him several times in chicago. you couldn't be in a better presence. just to hear his laugh. one game was never enough. the famous phrase there's sunshine fresh air and the teams behind us. let's play two. >> i turn into a kid when i walk in here. everything is old, gets new again. this small park is new to me now. >> reporter: to the best cub to ever play the game ernie banks will always be a special part of chicago and his presence always felt here in wrigley field. george howell, cnn chicago. >> what a tremendous person he was. >>> after a quick break, award winning director and producer steven spielberg explains his calling. the deep connection to the concentration camp. this 70s anniversary of liberation. d. the iconic blue and gold braided beard on the stunning mask was knocked off and glued back on in august. apparently it wasn't glued very well. restoration experts say the beard has been detached from the mask before and has likely loosened over the years. it has been a few years that it's been around. >> unfortunately last year in august durin

we didn't get his blood until he returned from chicago. none of it made any sense, but nobody cared. it was a great show. >> and the show continues. >> have you ever seen a defendant wear two pairs of shoes? >> that represents human dna that should not be there. that's what our definition of con tame nation is. >> on the stand now, o.j.'s personal physician. he testifies that simpson was not capable of murders ron goldman and nicole brown-simpson. >> he looked like tar zzan, bute was walking like tarzan's grandfather. >> working up a little sweat here too. >> it was filmed just two weeks before the murder. simpson not only looks fit, but even cracks a joke about white beating. >>> perhaps the most dramatic moment for the defense is still to come. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. thanks for tnorfolk!around and i just wanted t

for all of our friends in minneapolis and chicago, your temperatures in the next few days could feel, get this 20 to 30 degrees below zero. bundle up. >>> all right, a sea of dark blue will fill the streets of new york in just a few hours, 3 1/2 hours from now, as police officers prepare to say good-bye to one of their own. ♪ >>> it was a normal day on the job when two officers were killed on the job. today friends, family, colleagues all saying good-bye to officer liu at a private funeral in new york. this is pictures wrf the services will be held in 3 1/2 hours. liu was just 12 years old when his parents immigrated to the united states from china. and today's funeral will combine traditions from his chinese heritage as well as traditions among the nypd. i want to show you the scene yesterday. mourners gathered for a ceremonial burning of paper and money. this is a way to pay it forward to the disceased. we're so appreciative to have you here. thank you for being here. i'm wondering and we're so sorry to all of you because i know that as a fellow police officer, you feel this loss

. >> we had to get blood from simpson until after he returned from chicago. none of it made sense, but nobody cared. it was a great show. and the show continues. more testimony from defense experts. >> have you ever seen a single assailant wear two pairs of shoes? >> no. >> that represents human dna that shouldn't be there and that's what our definition of contamination is. >> on the stand now, o.j.'s personal physician robert huizenga. he testifies simpson was in no way physically capable of murdering ron goldman and nicole brown simpson. >> although he looks like tarzan he was walking more like tarzan's grandfather. >> the defense is on a role until brian calvert plays this 07-minute workout video on cross-examination. >> working up a little sweat here, too. >> you bet. >> it was filmed just two weeks before the murder. simpson not only looks fit, but even cracks a joke about wife beating. >> i'm telling you, you have to get your space in there if you're working out with the wife if you know what i mean. >> but perhaps the most dramatic and powerful moment

planting the blood, how do we get the blood from simpson in chicago, the blood at the scene? it made no sense. obviously it made no sense. we didn't get the blood until he returned from chicago. it didn't make sense but nobody cared. it was a great show. >> and the show continues. more testimony from defense experts. >> have you ever seen a single assailant wear two pairs of shoes? >> no. >> that rempresents human dna that shouldn't be there and that's our definition of contamination. >> now, o.j.'s personal physician, robert highzynga, saying no way capable of murdering nicole brown simpson. >> although he looked like tarzan, he was walking more like tarzan's grandfather. >> the defense is on a roll. until prosecutor brian kalbert plays a 70 minute workout video on cross examination. >> working up a sweat here too. >> it was filmed two weeks before the murder, simpson not only looks fit but even cracks a joke about wife beating. >> i'm telling you, got to get your space in there if you're working out with the wife, you know what i mean. >> but perhaps the most dramatic and p

there you go chicago, high temperature, that is minus one. notice it warms up to 13 and then drops to three. and tries to warm up. there's the freezing mark where it should be this time of year. even for their standard impressive chill. schools this chicago, indianapolis and areas of detroit, the schools have been closed in minneapolis as well. at least public schools all closed because of the brutally cold wind chills in place. any time the wind chills are in these levels five ten minutes and frostbite is going to happen. notice the jet stream dip thing to the south. the wolder air is north of the line. south of the line especially across south florida, unimpacted. look at the temperatures. it is room temperature in miami, florida, and in atlanta, it has dropped to 37 degrees. a seesaw battle around the eastern united states where the temperatures are just warming up to the 20s. millions have been put in to freeze advisories. this is when we talk about protectioning the three ps. the pets pipes, plants. that's the story. when you are 39 in a

on the ground in chicago. the wind chill i am told makes it feel as bad as 30 below zero which is why for once i am happy i am not you, jennifer. >> i bet are you happy, and yeah temperatures are expected to actually get colder right now the wind chill, it feels between 10 and 20 degrees below zero. a lot of you may have one of these at home. we bought one, it doesn't do you any good. it only goes down to zero we bought the big daddy. so we could tell you what the temperature is like out here. i'm telling you right now where we are, it feels like 10 degrees below zero it is 10 degrees below zero and feels like 14 below. last check at the airport it was about 2 degrees. you can see the river behind me starting to freeze over. in fact you can see part of it not frozen yet and then the very slick part frozen solid. so it will probably continue to freeze throughout the day. because guess what this is not the worst of it temperatures are actually going to be even colder tomorrow. you can see the flags blowing in th

chicago, minus 2 for the high on wednesday. that's fahrenheit and that is bone chilling. >> i tell you what those chicagoans are a hearty bunch. >> coldest air of the season. get ready for that. >> thanks ivan. >>> north korea says newly imposed sanctions against pyongyang shows washington is enabout the on repug nancy and hostility toward their country. the measures were imposed in the wake of that attack on sony pictures apparently over a satirical movie you all know now called "the interview".many, many have seen it. meantime kim youngjong-un is sending signals his government is open to warmer relations with south korea. in a new year's day address, he said if conditions were right he'd consider high-level talks with the south. thissen is is the the first time a notion of a north/south negotiation has been raised. could conditions be different this time? let's take that question to our will ripley. he joins us now by phone from beijing. will? what can you tell bus what's happening? >> reporter: certainly kim jong-un's remark

the windchill factor in chicago today where over 100 planes were canceled. we are up to 4 below right now. even into international falls and minneapolis, you have to give the people working the gate maybe getting your bags or directing traffic, you have to give them a break in this kind of weather. it was brutal today. new york for thursday morning, you will get down to 8. 8 will be the temperature and the windchill will be about 8 below. chicago, you're 30 degrees below normal right now. you just didn't warm up at all. and our windchills are going to be 30 to 50 below all across the midwest. the high tomorrow in minneapolis for millions of people there will be minus 4. and the wind's going to blow. the cold air makes its way all the way down to the gulf coast, goes down to new orleans, to atlanta. here in atlanta, we will be below freezing for 40 hours or more. there will be pipes blasting all over the place because the insulation isn't that good here. frigid conditions across the northeast for the next four to five days. be ready for it. make sure you take

we'll have to watch that in chicago. sunday night, still snowing then the storm heads off to the east coast. new york is going to start off with snow and mix a little bit. that will keep the totals down three to six inches. to the north of that we've got the piles of snow from the last winter storm, the blizzard really. boston is now looking at 12 to 18 additional inches of snowfall. you can imagine that. there are the winter storm warnings posted for the midwest. then we head east where the winter storm watches are flying as well. let's take you to what we think will happen as far as the totals. you see the swath of eight to 12 inches from chicago and it moves into the northeast. maybe you want to go to the super bowl. nice 67 there. big time snow once again across the northeast. >> i just saw my house under the five to ten-inch mark. i'll get ready. >>> high drama on capitol hill. why senator john mccain got fighting mad with protesters targeting henry kissinger. tertainment begins with the cloud. this is "titanfall,"

banks died friday unexpectedly at his home in chicago. his family is expected to have a fuse conference sometime later today. >> thanks for starting your day with us. >> the next hour of your "new day" starts right now. >>> president obama receives a warm welcome in india in a state visit. >> he wrapped up a joint news conference with indian prime minister modi. >> i'm suzanne malveaux in for christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. goods to be with you. this new era is a dawning of a new era. a short time ago president obama wrapped up a joint conference there. they addressed everything from climate change to better nuclear cooperation. president obama arrived in new delhi this morning, as we said greeted by modi at the tarmac. this is not the usual protocol, that's why we point it out. it shows that they actually had a personal affinity for one another. >> president obama will be the first u.s. leader to attend india's republic day parade. tomorrow there's the special occasion. the first u.s. president to visit india twice. >> we'll go to

. >> born in chicago on july 21st of 1951, williams grew up in michigan, played football, and then settled with his family in marin county, california. despite his shyness, high school drama drew him out of his shell and led him to become one of only 20 actors admitted to the prestigious juilliard school, along with classmate christopher reeve. >> we were both a program at juilliard called the masters program, which is like an accelerated two year program, basically to get us into the acting company really quickly. he was obviously brought in as the handsome leading man. and i was brought in as the furry character actor. >> it was here that they both honed their skills. >> we were both in there together, housman sitting in a room with us, mr. williams, mr. reeves, the theater needs you. >> and created a life-long friendship. >> robin williams is the definition of generosity. >> christopher reeve told cnn's larry king all about it in 1996. >> 22 years, we go back to juilliard together. but there is this crazy cockamamy story that went around that we signed some pact. >> pact? >> yeah, like

currently, how about chicago, 14 degrees. windchill minus two, tomorrow your windchill will be minus 23 you're going to get four to six inches late at night, higher elevations, even isolated amounts more than that. second blast may be strong enough not only colder to move down through florida to the caribbean. and that means even lower windchill values. heavy amount in snows with warnings from jasper wyoming, to boutte montana, that's going to fuel the system as well. it was 55 degrees in central park an hour ago. thursday morning, eight and windy, poppy. >> wow. >> chicago might get, they may not get up to zero by wednesday. hang in there. >> we are tough midwestern folk we can take it. tom, thank you, appreciate it. >>> before we go tonight, a special good-bye to a very important member of hour team here on this show. walt we're going to miss you. senior copy editor walt smith after nearly 30 years here at cnn, he is our newsroom dad, he's the kind of fella that keeps us all in line. and walt if you're watching if there is

. >> this is roger ebert from the chicago "sun-times." >> and over here is gene siskel from the "chicago tribune" and channel 2 news. >> they didn't like each other a lot of the time. especially at the beginning. chazz would tell you that for the first six years or so of that professional relationship they didn't like each other at all because they were competitors for different newspapers they came from different backgrounds. but, you know, what's interesting is as that relationship went on professionally it became more complicated and it's not like a hollywood version where they went from vitriol to love. it wasn't that pure it wasn't that simple. but they did come to kind of love each other in their own way, even while they were still very competitive. >> and even the way that -- you know when gene siskel died i think -- i was not aware that roger ebert did not know for a long time. >> you know it's really interesting because even in the way in which they both approached fatal illness and death they did it differently but both with a tremendous amount of courage and a perfectly honora

minneapolis, chicago, temperatures in the next few days could feel 20 to 30 degrees below zero. >> that's the key, below zero. >> not just 20 to 30. >> let's talk about sports. carolina panthers knocked the arizona cardinals out of the playoffs in an historic 27-16 wild card win. the panthers held arizona to 78 yards, the fewest allowed in an nfl post season game. i'll let this go to victor sitting in his glory right now. >> thank you, christi. the baltimore ravens rolled over the pittsburgh steelers 30-17 to advance in the playoffs. nfl action continues today, cincinnati bengals face off with the indianapolis colts at 1:00 p.m. eastern. thank you, pittsburgh. enjoy the break. >> my goodness. >>> stay here, "inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> the new year means a new power structure in washington but will character questions make it harder for house republicans to take advantage of their new senate allies? >> question actually move legislation through the process that puts a check on this president and the things he's trying to do that are illegal. >> one early flashpoi

. >> did they not drop something in chicago? >> not senate i recall. >> they must have. >> what does that mean they must have? >> the mayor of new york, bill de blasio. they have come out. and it's tradition here, the mayor and invited guests are the one whose actually begin the ball drop. >> doing it with representatives from the international rescue committee. >> don't drop. just let them stand. >> okay. please, please. and just the scene. the number of people here is the, when you consider. the people who are in positions you are looking there on the left side of our screen. they have not been able to leave those spots for 12 hours. more than 12 hours. they don't eat. they don't drink. they don't go to the bathroom. they're here. >> how is your catheter holding up? mine is secure, thank goodness. by the way, big sponsor of the broadcast. >> i don't know who you are talking about. i don't know what that is. >> i hope you are not ant anti-catheter. that crowd will come at you hard. >> people have been standing here, hours, and

we've had two american citizens one from chicago, and another from pennsylvania colleen larose, who went by the moniker jihad jane both had very serious plans to murder cartoonists in europe. in david coalman headley's case very similar plan to attack a danish newspaper in copenhagen that had done cartoons of the prophet mohammed. he was planning a mumbai-style assault on the building. luckily he was arrested at chicago airport by the fbi but his plan for the danish newspaper doesn't look dissimilar to the plan that we saw unfold on wednesday at charlie hebdo. in the case of jihad jane she was planning to kill a swedish cartoonist and we've also seen american citizens conspireing to solicit the murder of the creators of "south park" who show it had prophet mohammed in an episode and in fact also resulted in a cartoonist who went into hiding in seattle, she may well still be in hiding because of the solicitations of her murder by people in the united states. so this is a very serious issue. we've seen multiple people killed in the name of defending -- supposedly defamatory assaults on isl