new new york's columbia university where he graduated college and chicago where chicago where he met his wife started startedt& s hi~3fv political/j#.u career an still still) !y maintains a residence. >> the >> the obama foundation let it be known just be known just a few days ago that they were that they were unhappy with botheghmy chicago bids with the university of chicago, the presumed front-runner in trouble because the three sites proposed for the obama library and museum in chicago is on land that they don't own and didn't have a clear path to acquiring. >> there is no such trouble in paradise, where the university of hawaii has a land and a detailed plan. the only problem is location, being a long flight for almost all visitors makes it a long shot. it's been it's been decades since obama lived lived there, so for many, it's chicago for the bus, if leaders can get their act together. >> i think that this latest shot from the foundation for chicago, in particular the university of illinois to get its land acquisition north is basically just a little -- a jolt for emanuel to st

and there is chicago. and six for your high tomorrow. and balmy and comparatively speaking for thursday and a shot of cold air by the weekend and things warm up and heading in to next week. i want to say hi, to jenna lee you are not blaming me for winter. >> thank you, jenna. i spent a decade in miami and they are laughing right now. they love this stuff when the rest of the country is freezing. >> total wimps. guilty. >> and we don't want to forget what is happening in wall street. there is a major selloff going on. the price of oil dipped to a five year low. you can so affect on energy stocks and wow, kicking off on a down note 300 points. and a new push to honor victims of the fort hood massacre. why they are closer to getting recognition they deserve. and an amazing story of a courageous little girl that survived the plane crash that killed her family and braved the elements to search for help and the man who answered are her call, next. but when i started having back pain my sister had to come help. i don't like asking for help. i t

two below that's the high temperature in chicago. look at what happens as we move forward wednesday night and thursday morning. 27 degrees in new orleans. 30 in houston. we're looking at low 20's. really in the heart of texas. so this cold air is going to invade all the way to the gulf of mexico. to add insult to injury, take a look at the wind chills by wednesday night, thursday morning. chicago, it could feel like 30 degrees below zero. it could feel like 40 to 50 degrees below zero from minneapolis to international falls. we are talking about frost bite and hypothermia. this is a dangerous scenario. snow flurries across the northeast and great lakes right now. but we're looking at some lake-effect snow over the next couple of days. we could see over a foot of snow fall in places like erie to buffalo as well as sections of michigan. greta, back to you. >> scott, last night i got an email from a viewer natalie brown she says he we never talk about detroit. tonight i want to hear something about detroit. what's the detroit story? >>

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jeff locke in chicago. >>> oil sliding below. now we're down more than 400 points on the year and it is looking like even the coldest snap won't be able to snap us out of the spiral. what is really going on? cheap, cheap oil is supposed to be the wind at our backs not so now, what's going on jim? >> it'll be the wind of our backs eventually, neil. right now what's happening, saudi arabians are pressing their bat here. they're not going to cut production because they want to squeeze u.s. production down. they really want u.s. producers to stop spending, which they've started to do. they want the rig count lower which has started to happen. they're going to outlast us. and we really cut into their global position from an oil standpoint, and now they want less production out of the u.s. i think it's going to work. there's a littleless less demand, there's more supply around the world. prices come down and they say nope, we're not cutting production. it's coming and in the u.s., we have it going. i think prices remain low for at leas

in chicago you are very cold early this morning as well feels like 18 degrees below zero. colder across other parts of the country including portions of the carolinas where current windchills are in the 20's. 20s as well in the city of atlanta. we have a number of windchill advisories and warnings in effect in eastern united states all of the way down to northern florida. really why they are in place is we have a risk of hypothermia if people head outdoors for a long period of time. it's about to get a lot colder out there. these are actual temperatures for thursday morning all of the way down to little rock atlanta and raleigh. the wind and windchills will be even colder than that. leah ainsley look at this, over the flakes means lake-effect snow. continues to crank out the snow over the next couple days we could be looking at accumulations up to 6 inches. >> thank you so much maria. the 7-year-old survivor who walked away from a plane crash that killed her parents, her sister and her cousin have been healing at home or she has been healing at home with her grandparents s

probably the biggest snow of the season for places like chicago. that snow is across parts of the southwest. you notice what happens throughout sunday see this pile up in chicago. just to the north of annapolis. much of ohio and northern parts of philadelphia. a little bit unsure of the storm track a couple days out we are always that way. mostly snow for new york and boston. you go further north into new england we are not dealing with too much. that new york to boston area i i think is where we are going to see the worst of it. we also have this storm it's the one we have been talking about currently aout across the northwest. phoenix with the super bowl the rain will be out of there. temps into the 60's and see plenty of sunshine. that's good news for them but eventually this becomes a snowmaker again across much of the central part of the country for us. >> and to think that i complained about heat waves last summer. >> what was i thinking? >> just to get one of those back right now would be great. >> just an hour would be good rick, thank you.

mike tobin's in chicago. how are things looking there mike? >> reporter: let me show you something that's kind of unique, shepard. the chicago river right now frozen bank to bank. you can see that seagull landing on the ice. not that rare to see the chicago river frozen, but it's evident of just how cold it got last night. it has to be pretty cold for that to happen. city leaders maxed out their fleet of snow plows and salt spreaders, 300 trucks in the city alone, 1,700 trucks across the state were clearing out the roads. but the end result is as people got up and went to work in the morning, the roads were clear. the city of big shoulders was open for business. they commuted with their hoods and scarves up. they looked miserable, but they got to work. the real issue now is cold air, icy patches on the roads, shep. >> city of big shoulders i like that. snow all around today, huh, mike? >> reporter: yeah, it snowed really all over the place. it's in places like chicago that can handle that sort of thing. when you get into northern kentucky, sou

in my view, the judge in chicago did the right thing. she's innocent until proven guilty. so she has the right to take money from the mother's estate. she wanted 150,000 to pay her lawyers in bali and cater food into the jail. the chicago judge said i'm going to give you the money, but not for the lawyers you hired. you have lawyers that have a local represent butation-- reputation for bribing judges. >> then what happens if they're found guilty and the money they used was the dead woman's money? >> that's an interesting question. the standard of proving guilt in bali is a lot lower than in the united states. they could be found guilty on the basis of the evidence in bali. if that same evidence were introduced in court in chicago if a judge finds they would have been found not guilty, even though they're in jail, they get that money. >> that's a whole boat load of weird. >> that is a crazy quirk in the law that obviously the drafters in chicago and in every state in the union for that matter, did not anticipate that you could be convicted of murder in another country, in a

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last night, got to minus eight in chicago. actual air temperatures. look how far south this went. 17 in mobile alabama and today you haven't world up that much. up to 35 there. memphis, 28. and across much of texas, just into the 30s. so cold air is kind of settled in now we have the snow jeff just talk about moving across the chicago area, this is a little clipper system moving through, going;?s= to bring us a couple of inches around the chicago area and you'll notice on the eastern side of the lakes we'll see more significant snowfall totals maybe around a foot. but along with this next clipper system comes a reinforcing back of cold air. we'll be talking about temps in the morning the wind chill, feeling like minus 30s across north dakota minnesota, even down toward kansas city minus 13 minus 19 in chicago. so it's going to be very, very rough. we're going to see this change a little bit. tomorrow we warm up a little bit in the east coast. saturday another cold one. and then at least the eastern seaboard sees a warmup. chicagohz= up to 27. and next

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also cold in chicago. take a look at international falls. current windchill temperature out there is 44 degrees below zero. we have windchill advisories we are looking at dangerous amounts of cold out there. next several nights into the next several mornings you will in thes cold temperatures continuing to spread eastward and southward as well. by thursday morning that will be one of the coldest mornings this week across the country. actual temperatures will be like chicago 14 below zero. 10 degrees in new york city and over in the city of buffalo and new york only in the single digits. otherwise we have lake-effect snow across parts of the northeast. significant some locations up to a foot of it off of lake ontario. lia leah we are looking at another storm off the southwest powerful system winds over 40 miles per hour and snow in some of the higher elevations. >> thanks maria. >> thank you. >> the soldiers spending two months building treatment facilities for ebola patients in west africa return to the u.s. the team will spend 21 days in qu

business as usual here in chicago. only immediate hazard out on the highway that drivers don't know is there until they get a car on top of it. jon? jon: mike tobin in chicago. thank you. jenna: we move over to boss ton. perspective jurors getting their first look in person at the defendant in the boston marathon bombing trial. dzhokhar tsarnaev returning to the federal courthouse today as a new group of perspective jurors show up for duty. molly line in boston with the latest. molly if. >> reporter: jenna, this is day two of jury selection in the trial of accused boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. another packed courtroom. about 200 potential jurors are lear filling into the courthouse for this initial morning session. tsarnaev was present yet again. he was wearing a dark sweater today. he fidgeted in his seat throughout the hearing. tend to do that in these hearings touching his face, touching his clothes and flanked on both sides by members of his legal team, facing potential jurors. judge george owe teal --

it will be in the teens in minneapolis and chicago and cleveland. take a look at what happens. highs in the 30's in chicago and far go and you are looking at warmer temperatures as well across parts of the south with highs into the 50's and 60's anywhere from texas to part of the carolinas. heather and ainsley let's head over to you. >> they had beaten the odds trampling oregon in the college football playoff championships. ohio's elliot spending the game running all over. other oregon's defense. this crucial stop happening right before the half. it would have been a game tying touchdown. but in the second half elliot continues his domination. he would go on to run for 245 yards and four touchdowns. final score 42-20. ohio talked about his under dog team. >> i love these players. this team wasn't supposed to do this but they fought through adversity, got stronger and stronger and stronger. this is a great team. we finished the year a great team. >> they did. this is ohio state's first national title since 2002. >> it is 20 minutes to the top of the hour. real life disney magic.

but last night minus eight in shuck, -- chicago. nine in memphis, mobile, alabama, 17. eight in new york, minus 22 in caribou. gives you an idea, the cold widespread and current temperatures, 35 in mobile. still below freezing in atlanta. go out to midland, texas, 36 sort pretty much everybody get something of this except for the southwest. that the only spot in the country still looking fine. >> another blast coming. that? >> another clipper system moving through the northern plains. blizzard condition there because it's so wind, and the wind and cold causing things to get incredibly cold feels really bad there we'll see snow accumulating here especially around the great lakes, a couple inches around chicago. watch what happens overnight. it's diving down, and the wind chills getting back into the minus 30 to minus 40 range. all across the northern plains. and that also brings the cold air back in again so tomorrow you're at six there in fargo and go to saturday, raleigh you're 36. 41 in atlanta. that kind of reinforcement of the cold air comes back in it goes away nex

and minus 16 for thursday morning in chicago and minus 12 in green bay and the coldest air in the season yes, it is winter time and the temperatures are quite, quite cold. we'll make sure people are prepared and they are staying indoors. >> and no fun. >> and so cold indeed. >> janice dean thank you very much. >> law makers are back in washington. first battle between the president and republican congress may be an old issue. maybe over the key stone pipeline. tweet me@juliebandaras and i will read your answers in the show. ashes parentally you are never too old or young to be a terrorist in isis. how to raise jihadi babies. the am. new aleve pm the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour strength of aleve. y'know what my business philosophy is, reynolds? >>no. not exactly. to attain success, one must project success. that's why we use fedex one rate®. >>their flat rate shipping. exactly. it makes us look top-notch but we know it's affordable. (garage door opening) (sighs) honey, haven't i asked you to please use the.... >>we don't have a reception entrance. ship a pak via

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that's chicago's o'hare. maria molina is tracking the cold weather and in the last 20 minutes or so, it started to snow. >> that's right. we have a quick area of low pressure moving through portions of the mid-atlantic and we're on the northern fringe of it in new york city. maybe an inch of snow across the area. maybe a little bit higher amounts locally in some spots across parts of new york city and the tri-state. but those cold windchill temperatures are really the big story that are impacting so many americans today. farther west, look at this. in minneapolis currently feels like 16 below zero and feels like 15 below zero in chicago. over the next few days, we'll see another reinforcing shot of cold arctic air moving into the eastern half of the country. it's going to get a lot colder out there. by wednesday morning, you're going to be looking at temperatures in the single digits in cities like kansas city and by thursday morning single digits in new york city buffalo. and actual temperatures that would b

the forecast temperature 0 degrees in chicago. saturday morning even colder out there in chicago. 10 below zero. you can see across the northeast also on the cold side. sunday morning staying cold out there. we have had lake-effect snow because of the cold air moving over the great lakes. right now looks quiet out there. we have new warnings that have been issued because an additional 1-12 feet are-- 1-2 feet are possible over the next few days as the arctic blast continues, ainsley. >> thank you, maria. >> ohio on high alert after officers shoot and kill a man with a knife outside of a terminal. the man tried to buy an id ticket. the wounded suspect got up and attacked again when fatal shots were fired. >> then we heard at least three more consecutive shots. that's when we knew something wasn't right. >> it is an airport but we know it is safe, as safe as they can make it. i never expected any one to have to use their gun at all. >> police found four more blades on him and other suspicious items in the car. ainsley? >> mickie min

about three to five in places like chicago. otherwise more than six inches forecast for a widespread area across parts of iowa. let's head back inside now over to brian. i see you're on the prompter up here. >> you gave it away. i was going to make it seem natural. thanks. she tells us what's going on. >>> coming up straight ahead sportscaster jim rome calling marching band members uncool dorks. they didn't expect this tweet back. quote, just running around with our instruments and serving our country. that's from the army field band. the soldier when sent that tweet joins us live ahead. >> take that mr. rome. and a lot of people found drones under their christmas trees this year. and now the faa, the federalrnment is worried about airline safety and your privacy. we're going to talk about it legally as we roll on live from new york city. ♪ ♪ my name is michael. i'm 55 years old and i have diabetic nerve pain. the pain was terrible. my feet hurt so bad. it felt like hot pins and needles coming from the inside out of my skin

negative 15 in chicago. and that is only the beginning from what we understand. mike tobin is there with his warmest jacket and hat on. how is it going? >> it's cold. scarves up above their faces the universal sign for the cold commute. cold but not cold enough to shut things down. iowa got the worst of it. a lot of roads were shut down because of snow blowing across the roads. a lot of roads were shut down because of car wrecks. across the state of illinois the snow removal trucks were maxed out in terms of their fleet and size. they have main arteries cleared as the sun came up. as you go around and look at the different streets the immediate hazard seems on patches of black ice and car wrecks. >> i have to increase my following distance. i can't stop as quick as i normally do. we'll probably see a lot more cars in the ditch. pa is getting it -- pennsylvania is getting it. light snow expected to get worse later none the day. martha: we have snowfall in new york city, too. i'm surprised they didn't cancel the beginning of congress. they get nervous in d.c. when

take a look at chicago at least through the weekend. temperatures remain below average and that's an actual temperature. we could be looking at a temperature of 14 degrees below zero. that's not the wind chill. over the next several days that cold air keeps spreading eastward and southward and take a look at thursday morning. new york city we could look at a temperature of nine degrees to be 14 below zero in chicago like we mentioned. single digits in louisville kentucky. >> i just ordered one of the suits that zip all the way up for the baby that totally encloses him. >> we have pictures for that right? >> i'm going to need to. looks likely that come in handy. >> jury selection begins today in the trial of accused boston marathon bomber dzkokhar tsarnaev. he's charged with using a weapon of mass destruction and faces the death penalty if convicted in the attack that killed three people and injured more than 250 others. molly is live in boston with more on that. >> jon as the process gets underway inside the courtroom, there is a multit

heather and ainsley by saturday 30 for you in chicago and buffalo. we could be in the mid 40's in if new york city by sunday. >> it's a heat wave. >> thanks, maria. >> the time now is 1 # 1 after the top of the hour. this is not funny. inside the irs e-mails exposing major problems at the agency that will effect you and your tax return. >> farewell to traditional families. the shocking study about kids growing up without both parents. >> a pack of pit bulls and a little girl. spanning social media outrage this morning. is this okay? we report you decide. [container door opening] ♪ what makes it an suv is what you can get into it. ♪ [container door closing] what makes it an nx is what you can get out of it. ♪ introducing the first-ever lexus nx turbo and hybrid. once you go beyond utility there's no going back. my name is karen and i have diabetic nerve pain. it's progressive pain. first that feeling of numbness. then hot pins. almost like lightning bolts, hot strikes into my feet. so my doctor prescribed lyrica. the pain has been reduced and i

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mike tobin in chicago. the key word going forward is layers an upon layers. what is 20 below feeling like, mike? good morning. >> reporter: good news the bank clock behind me says it is negative three so it's a balmy negative three. they predict ad brutal winter. city of chicago had entire fleet of trucks out on the street yesterday to get on top of it. they're taking a break. the entire fleet is expected to being out this afternoon when snow is expected to hit rush hour one more time. it gets worse. so cold in duluth, minnesota too cold to ski. the spirit mountain ski resort has closed with win chill of negative 35. look at areas like northwestern ohio where lakes will whip up more snow and crews will have to get on top of that. only good news it is not so cold that the salt is ineffective. as people walk to work this morning they have the pleasure of slopping through all this melted blue stuff they can track into the office. bill? bill: keep it outside. some of these places you don't really expect them to get hit with winter weather maybe not at least this

minus 2 in minneapolis. 23 in chicago. we've got this cold front marching eastward. ahead of it warm, unstable air and the potential for tornadoes. tornado watch in effect until 6:00 p.m. local time. we do have a severe thunderstorm warning for parts of georgia central georgia. the severe weather threat will continue through the afternoon and overnight. hail, damaging winds isolated tornadoes. then we'll wooch this system exit, some lake-effect snow watching the next system coming out of the rockies. that will give us measureable snow for parts of the midwest like you chicago, perhaps minneapolis. the coldest air of the season, in some cases we will struggle to get out of the single digits. that arctic air mass settleing into the midwest and parts of the northeast as well. winter is here. happy new year my friend. >> it is a good thing you're so lovable and we can just take it with a grain of salt. thank you. >>> this is a fox news alert. legendary sportscaster stuart scott has died at the age of 49 after his long battle with cancer. he brought us phrases like "cool

minus 12 in chicago on thursday. indianapolis minus 7 for you. this will be lasting for at least seven days. the worst part is your wind chill. your skin can freeze in minutes with wind chills of minus 30 and 40 degrees. this is the danger here. people are urged to stay indoors for the next several days. this is what we are watching here. several inches of snow for parts of the northern plains and upper midwest. this is the system that will dive across portions of baltimore and even new york city can wake up to flurries and a messy commute tomorrow. winter weather advisories are posted where you see the pink shade here. a quick shot of snow. but again the takeaway here is the extreme cold. very dangerous cold that will last for at least the next seven days. high temperatures. minus one in minneapolis on wednesday. you get the picture. single digits below zero in some cases. we are go to see that shot of cold air on friday. pink here, that is zero degrees. the blue is freezing. heading into the weekend, saturday and sunday another reinforcing shot

that record penalty after the brutal winter storm last january kept passengers at chicago's midway airport tarmac for hours. the government says southwest did not clear the planes from the runway fast enough. by law carriers have three hours to get passengers off of a plane. the government also says southwest crew's scheduling system malfunctioned. if you look at the past year southwest has made technological improvements since then to keep things better moving forward. southwest and the other carriers have paid 5 and a quarter million dollars in such penalties. one logo calls the prerecorded messages they may be coming to your cell phone if banks have their way. some are asking the fcc to change the law making it legal for them to call you on your cell phone alerting you to fraud, identity theft and the like. would you listen to a prerecorded message? i don't know. robo calls have been illegal for about 25 years if you don't have the recipient's okay to call. now consumer groups worried about a possible change sending letters to the fcc urging it to deny the banker's proposal. if your chi

but what's going on over there in chicago? >> these kids' parents decided their kids should be allowed to do more on their own. so the kids go to this playground by themselves. >> parents should let kids do this. >> they look out for each other. >> are you okay? >> without parents bossing them around they quickly organize their own lives. >> it's so fun just being by yourself and being trusted by your friends. >> but what if something happens? >> how quickly danger can strike. a child being stalked by a predator. >> we hear about cruel playground bullying. accidents, kids getting lost and above all adults preying on kids. >> 750,000 registered sex offenders and they could be living next door to you. >> 24/7 you can turn on tv and see a kid being kidnapped murdered. >> this is a mom who is fed up with the way that tv scares parents. >> we are at a 50-year low in crime. and people are so concerned that that can't possibly be -- >> they don't believe it. >> they don't. or they say of course there's less crime because we're holdin

at this leather factory in chicago, this is the leather that eventually ends up on the playing field each monday after it is tanned and pounded to give it a little bit of this texture, it is shipped over to wilson sporting goods football factory in ada ohio, the birsplace of every nfl super bowl football since 1941. >> we wonder every time that ball hits the field, was that one that i laced, did i do that ball? and we just hope that the players and the quarterback and so forth, that they take as much pride in playing with it as we take in making it.qb >> less than a week until the super bowl, you can see how busy they are. sue could hardly stop working throughout our entire interview. more than 3,000 footballs are made each day. it's a meticulous process. the cowhide is cut into four panels sewn together run through a seam box to help soften up the leather. and then the balls are turned right side out stuffed with a bladder, the laces are added to seal it up. the final touch is the inflating process where these balls are inflated to have 13 pounds of air pressure inside. that's somet

look at actual temperature minus 8 in chicago. and eight in new york. and minus 22 in caribou maine. you are only up to 12 in minneapolis. and 35 in jacksonville and freezing down below mobile. and there is going to be more cold air coming. we have another clipper system that is going to move in the northern plains right now. and seeing the lake effect snow as well. some areas might see 3 or 4 inches of snow developing as the clipper moved through. and behind them we always get more cold air coming in. and minus 18 is where you will start in mi not. and that is the air mass that is coming in behind it. and looks like minus 32 in minneapolis. and same with minot and fargo. once we get through this we are going to so a bit of the a change and by the time sunday morning and monday morning chicago you get back up above your averages. and closer to what we should be this time of year and finally look forward to. >> it is bad when you start rooting for 20 degrees. >> yeah. >> it is balmy out there. >> i know. it is better than the current conditions for every

and sometimes somebody from germany or chicago will show up and start scratching their head. and another customer will come up and say here's how you do it. you make your change here. they go through a period of disbelief. and then they finally get adjusted to the idea, and sure enough, they do it. then, of course they want to have their picture taken next to it. stossel: some say this is because your farm is in a small town. the tea company honest tea ran honest tea experiments. >> we installed racks of tea in all 50 states and a sign that has a dollar a bottle honor system. we have the box where people can put money in it or not. we watch the results. alabama was the most honest states. they were joined by tennessee and alaska as well. blond was the most honest hair color. women were more honest than men. stossel: in new york city, 98% of the people were honest. the least honest were montana and idaho. so just no pattern. >> it would be interesting for somebody to look at what is going through people's minds. i have to say, it makes them happy. it makes us happy. we love co

i want to let people know, not only are you a basketball star, you are a chicago bulls fan and a chicago bears fan, for football. i'm a vikings fan so, i don't know if i like that. but you're also a miami heat fan and you have a black belt? you have one too. what is it. >> this is just -- it teaches you discipline and focus and n life just caring for everyone caring for others and just managing yourself. that's ail wanted.jyÃhim to be as family. >> what's your mission for theee? >> the mission is to travel around the country sharing our story, and encouraging all our corporate partners and the volunteers to come onboard with us to provide the mission of the march of dimes. >> and march for babies events happen in late april across the country. everyone is familiar with these big walks. for more information go to march 4 babies.org. the jackson family, you're going to have an amazing year. i wish you all good luck and success. thank you so much for coming in. >> thank you. we would like to ask everybody to go to marchofdimes.org to join us. >> they will, i promise now. >> sometimes you j

to your pound around the media yes, it will be the whitest oscar since 1998 and "chicago tribune" says the subtle headline is race. the oscar voters simply get it wrong. can you go back to 1960 in "vertigo," not nominated because hick congress -- hickock is british. >> we categorize in boxes and we run into real boxes. >> we have to take note that the academy voters are 93 percent white and only one black actress hall won for african-american actress but it is supposed to be their judgment about best actor and best actress and best picture is it now done on a special scale of diversity. >> i am afraid in 2015 that could very well be the case. remember, and this was tweeted by cnn, 93 percent of oscar voters are white and 70 percent are male the average age is 63 so they are like the old farts they have no idea what a good black movie looks like although they nominated and selected "12 years a slave," as best picture and twoors just last year alone. for whatever reason that is getting ignored in the debate. >> your take because i want to move on yes the academy sometimes blows it and th

the chicago plunge raised $18,000 to find homes forren wanted greyhound doings in thed with. think about them running into freezing cold water and they pay for the opportunity to do it. >> it's for a good cause. i would pay. i would just -- >> i would pay to not get in the water. >> just write a check that's it donate the funds but i'm not getting in the water, but good for them for doing something for a good cause but it's crazy. >> gives you a thumbs up at the en. >> that does it for us. have a happy new year. >> have new year indeed. a "your world" special with neil cavuto is next. take care. >> which >>> welcome everyone i'm neil cavuto. i hope it's a very happy and wonderful holiday for you. if you think about itime of yea w >> we were putting together this special we thought we can talk about a lot of dry business stuff, hash through a lot of politics but we thought it might be a better idea to get to the reason for the season, something better than us, bigger than us, maybe a little hope 'er than us. the inner good in us. i discussed that with aleta king, the niece of

there's a look at the temperatures for chicago. minus 13over night on thursday and again the real danger is the wind chills. back to you. >> janice, i've been looking at sites in the dakotas and minneapolis and that area up there and they're closing some public venues down because they want people to stay home and stay warm. very interesting. >> that's very wise. dangerous cold. >> thank you. >> house speaker john boehner is facing a challenge within his own party. we'll look at that and what pub republicans have planned now that they're going to be running both chambers commerce. that's coming up. oh, you smell that? they're trying to burn their house down again around that fire pit. they're like a bunch of cowboys. maybe you should call the police. better yet get up and get the hose. oh, they're just lucky our program is coming on. some people want more out of life, and we insure the things that make "more" possible. safeco insurance. find a local agent at safeco.com. >>> lawmakers headed back to work in washington tomorrow repub

watching footage of the chicago kicker? can we get more of that. >> she is single >> women are loving this. i am just being honest. >> chicken wings and i don't know if he wears that hat all day and night. i am going to get more. a friend is like you are mez captured by tom brady. yeah! >> rachel we talked about this yesterday. think about where the nfl has been in the last six to eight months and the scandals. they tried to say i didn't see the tape of ray rice. look we cannot prove they have not contacted him but why wouldn't they? what are they afraid of? what is the hot poker here. >> they called katie perry and she is not available. >> i would say in my house lying is a worse offense than what you originally did. and i think the football player on before him who said he needs to take responsibility because he is the quarterback. i agree. i think he should come out. >> i don't think that is fair. >> i think the american people are forgiving. he for gave bill clinton >> he has everything he wants and he is going back to

chicago 3 degrees for a high temperature back to 30 in boston. cold air moves to the east and high of only 20 in saturday. 22 in boston. see a little bit of a warm-up there in the northern plains, then you see what happens sunday. we have this kind of sea saw pattern continues for us cold air comes in sunday. there is hope in sight. by the time we get to monday or tuesday next week the pattern changes and at least by next week a lot of country seeing temperatures above average. we just got to get through the next few days. >> sounds awful and i'm chronically cold anyway. >> i know. >> thank you very much. >> you bet. >> thanks for being with us. see you again tomorrow night right here at 7:00 p.m. eastern. if you can't watch live, you know what to do use your dvr. and also follow me on twitter at the handle @greta. so easy. go to gretawire.com and answer. this does it make a difference if we call the violence terrorist act of war or not? vote in our poll. >>> to on "red eye." >> an evil mini-van forcing men to get out on the side of the highway w

. >>> fox 32 in chicago where an additional six inches of snow koumtd be on the ground by tomorrow morning. builter cold has already set in and take a look at that, it's moving over much of the country this week the current windchill in chicago, hovering around minus 12. and this is a live look at phoenix from fox 10. it's not minus 12 there. the big story there tonight, a campaign to cheer up a cancer patient goes viral. teenager anthony lions loves visits from therapy dogs so much a friend set up a facebook page for pictures of dogs. there are now over 500,000 posts from all over the world for photo doggies for anthony. that's tonight's live look outside the belt way, from special report. we'll be right back. do you have something for pain? i have bayer aspirin. i'm not having a heart attack, it's my back. i mean bayer back & body. it works great for pain. bayer back & body provides effective relief for your tough pain. better? yeah...thanks for the tip! with psoriatic arthritis, i had intense joint pain that got worse and worse. then my rheumatologist prescribed enbrel. i'm phil mickels

times chicago tribune all of the big papers, all of the broadcast networks and cable networks, i want them to get together and say screw you. you tell us what we can publish and what we can't publish? i don't think so. but now they write about it they'll talk about how terrible this is. and even john kerry today and president obama, they talked about this and not once not once did they mention the word muslim or islam. now, the cowardess, that's the word i haven't used yet the coward it's in the world of liberal politics it's in the world of liberal journalism. what i publish in my newspaper, i hope i would, but i wouldn't want to be alone i would want us all to do it and make a statement to the people who did this to those journalists in paris today. >> -- ran those cartoons today. >> good. >> what's the next one to go bernie? >> that's right. what if they say they don't want editorials against them? what happens then? have to stop it now. >> thanks for being here. good to see you. >>> well this attack has been inspiring serious debate from more than just journalists. up next, hear f

we're at chicago o'hare with the latest. jeff? >> all across the country, neil the folks coming in subject now to increased random checks of their carry-on bags as well as potential pat-downs as well in the wake of the publication of a new version of the latest al qaeda magazine "inspire" which shows a detailed plan on how to build an impossible to detect bomb. you look at the body scanners that we see, the article has a detailed plan on how to get through those body scanners, potentially the metal detectors how you get through a metal detector without having a bomb detected. and the making of the bomb is also pretty well-detailed, pretty detailed how to there. in the article we came up with these simple materials readily available around the globe and having seen the list and the magazine now neil, i will tell you that it's stuff that is in your house and certainly in my house. it's sort of a chilling feel here at the airport and, also if this is a bomb that can get through maybe not the full body scan but just the metal detector

we ship chicago deep dish that sort of thing. chicago, tell jon stewart we have the best pizza. bill: i will do that. tell me about logistics. as a master sergeant, how do you it? >> it is difficult. it is a sheer miracle. dhl have been shipping for us for free. it is a godsend. they can put pizza anywhere. military gets out of main hub from afghanistan. dhl bets it there. rich products package it for just right. we use 100%, no, preservatives and it is the best pizza on earth. bill: nicely done. how long are you going to do it? i imagine as long as you can? >> i want to do it forever. the highest generals, general petraeus started it. when you see impact. they sent me to afghanistan and they said mark you have to see the other side of this. guys, i've done enough. i called retired. they said, no, you're going. you will serve pizza, on 4th of july. best 4th of july i ever had. i was crying half the tile a master sergeant. bill: if people can help where can they go? we'll post it to the web page and give you a little bit of a boost too quickly. >> pizza for patriots.com. pizza nu

a memorial service for the hall of famer is underway at a church in chicago. he was 83. >>> more now on the shakeup in the gop presidential race. mitt romney calling on republicans to find some fresh blood if they want to win the white house in 2016. some commentators wonder if that was a poke at jeb bush who reportedly siphoned off several of romney's donors from his 2012 campaign. romney told supporters by phone, he won't be in the running. listen. >> i believe that one of the next generation of republican leaders, one who may not be as well known as i am today one who is not yet taken the message across the country, one who's just getting started, may well emerge as being better able to defeat the democrat nominee. in fact, i expect and hope that to be the case. >> will the old republican guard want to keep romney around and who's this next generation he's talking about? cal thomas is a syndicated columnist and we have a radio talk show host. very interesting he does did not endorse any of the numerous presidential candidates. he is talking about stepping a

almost like reverend wright in chicago. we bought one of them and here is what is on it quote in this so-called democracy in america will crumble. the only thing that will remain will be islam. this guy runs a radical mosque in brooklyn. you are were inviting him to the conference. i'm wondering if he is going to condemn the attackers in paris. you know what i'm betting? he is not. he is not going to do it. >> what you like to tell you if you are willing to listen, bill o'reilly, that being unindicted, not committing any crime is a good thing in our country. >> you are dodging this guy's philosophy imam. you are dodging his philosophy. you know you are dodging it because, look, i believe that you are an honest man. this guy, he is trouble. is he big trouble and is he hanging with you over the weekend. >> you need to know that republican governments came and democratic governments came. he remain unindicted. >> whether he unindicted or not. he has on tape he wants america's democracy to crumble and be replaced sharia law. th

cook county in chicago you're paying a county tax, state sex city tax add that to your cigarette tax. >> what happens to the 100 million bucks in tolls and state and federal had gas taxes fees transportation taxes, where is that money going. >> you could say we've caused if a on roads and bridges then i'm all for grudge i thinkly so getting more money. >> into a lockbox. >> i want the ding bat wing of the group to make a couple points. number one, i'm with ben on this we're got dingbats but number two isn't it odd that we are they're doing this just as the entire middle class got a big tax can cut. >> dagen what do you make of it real quick. >> sn. >> he's not a ding bat and i love him. >> i'm just a bat. >> all right. my thanks to dagen and charlie, i think. any more trims yet to go on? i'm going to the super bowl. >> excellent. fine. all right. up next tom and russell, they have got nothing on ben, charles and adam. super stocks from our super duper stock quarterbacks. >>> all right. who needs to watch the super bowl when you can get super stocks from our super pros. charles wayne.

negative 20 in chicago the with is negative 25. so a lot of parents dealing county ripple effect of their kids suddenly being out of school. martha: boy it's cold out there. what about the great lakes? sometimes they will freeze over in this weather as well, right? >> reporter: they are freezing or. let me show you new buffalo michigan which is north of the indiana border. you have got this frigid temperature, relatively low wind. the coast guard has resumed ice breaking operations. they are calling it operation coal shovel so the coal shipments can get through. bill: in another life they called this a vortex. i think we are living that life again. martha: he loves the phrase polar vortex. bill: where are the killers? two terrorists on the run. are they getting help? if so, from whom. these ally bank ira cds really do sound like a sure thing but i'm a bit skeptical of sure things. why's that? look what daddy's got... ahhhhhhhhhh!!!!! growth you can count on from the bank where no branches equals great rates. >> president obama says