there are many who believe mr. kusa, for example, had a role in the lockerbie bombing, the international criminal court has said in terms of when the troops were moving east towards benghazi that mr. koussa was key in what they believed to be human rights abuses against the libyan people. should anyone leaving gadhafi s inner circle get a deal, get immunity, or should they have to face the facts? there was no deal with respect to mr. moussa koussa, there is no deal at this point in time. but i do think it s important to leave the door open on a case-by-case basis on individuals, and see where we wind up. i think if lives can be saved as a whole in libya, if we can begin to move to a point of stability and reduce the overall burden and cost to the rest of the world and begin to move forward, you know, it depends on exactly what the agreement might be, but i would certainly leave the door open for a diplomatic solution here. you ve heard secretary gates, you ve heard the president of
happened. quite a stretch of winters for chicago. another storm rolling not so much for chicago, although you are getting colder air. the system diving down south out of canada, leading edge of drastically colder air, and a system driving out of new england right now, and that will be ushering in some colder air as well. snows back through denver and wichita. live camera out of boulder, colorado, where right now, temperatures right about 3 degrees. you factor in the wind chill, down to about minus 6 or minus 10. light snow there, and the streets of boulder flowing all right. they deal okay with this sort of system. that s a cool city if you have never been there. kusa, our affiliate there. how much snow from this system into the plains and northern texas? 6 to 10 inches of it from oklahoma up to tulsa, eastern pars of the state more than that. 1 to 4 inches potentially in
this is denver and it is nasty outside. likely on get worse. this is our picture from kusa. it looks as about 100 million people will be affected by a major winter storm, high wind, blizzard conditions. ice storms through much of oklahoma and missouri. even down into texas. this could affect some of the travel into dallas for the super bowl. so we ll be keeping our eye on the weather situation throughout the northeastern part of the nation. let s take a look right now at the market boards. it looks like stocks are rebounding after a major drop on friday. a lot of concern over what was happening with egypt. in fact the oil on friday took a major moez dive, whknows dive a
first and foremost, that s denver. compliments of kusa. what is that? if you look towards the bottom of the screen, you might sea a couple buildings. white conditions along the front range. the next one is kre in the twin cities. well, i ll tell you, what, a cold time along the mississippi river this time of year. awfully chilly there and more to come. next 24 to 48 hours are going to be interesting. you will see 2011 enter like a lion. i ll be writing 2010 on checks for the next month or so. cross country now. let s check stories our affiliates are covering for us. wayne, michigan, two bodies pulled from the rubble in a furniture stories. it was destroyed in a natural gas explosion. the owner was hurt and in serious condition.
today from adam chodak of kusa. reporter: the town of buford as a population of one. the first question, am i the one? when my manager works, i have to have them a wear a sign that says, no, i m not the one. i m don. i m the owner of the buford trading post. reporter: he s zip code 82052. people are amazed they can meet the entire town in just a flash. reporter: he moved to buford from california in 1980. i ve always been happy here, and i still am. it was a good life for all of us. reporter: not long ago t had a population of three. well, originally it was myself and my wife. then we had our son. then about 15 years ago, the wife passed away. reporter: which left just father and son. my son said it was a dictatorship while he lived here. but i told him when he turned 18