aurora. - 3 for dekalb. the left-hand portion of your screen shows temperatures are cooler. but to the east we are warmer. with heavy cloud cover over night as the clout break up temperatures will fall quickly. across the board temperatures will be below zero. wind of the west at 5-15. wind chill of -20 in dekalb. -16 in morris. satellite's radar composites shows we are dry. light flurries across the area. that's coming in early we're not expecting accumulation. nine degrees is our high. tonight we're down to - 5. windchill between -10 and - 20. it will be sunny with a high of 14. saturday's snow is likely. high of 20. >> traffic is looking good. no big issues on the roads. everything is moving along well. no big construction projects. at this planned and no big problems another update coming up. >> two hickory hills police officers were injured after their squad car was hit by a car driving without its headlights on. it happened at one this morning on 93rd avenue at 78th court. the driver of the car was arrested. the officers were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. a 24-year-old man was shot to death in ford heights. police found chris walker shot in the 15 hundred block of embassy lane early yesterday. he had suffered multiple gunshot wounds. he was pronounced dead at about 3:15 a-m. police are investigating. one teenager is dead, and three others hurt after a masked gunman opened fire outside of a mcdonald's in rogers park. police say there was an argument outside the mcdonald's between two groups of teenagers just before the shooting yesterday afternoon. then, a gunman walked up to a group of teenagers and began shooting in the parking lot near clark and pratt. survellience cameras from two nearby businesses should provide a clear view of the crime. a 17 year old boy was shot in the head and died on the scene. >> i just came up and saw the lights. >> two teens were taken to the hospital in serious condition, and another walked into the hospital for treatment. no suspects are in custody. chicago police are looking for the man who attacked and sexually assaulted a 95-year- old woman on the city's far south side. police say tuesday night, the woman answered her doorbell for someone she thought she recognized. the man forced his way inside her home on the 11-hundred block of west 110th place. he then beat the woman and sexually assaulted her. she was taken to the hospital with bruises and cuts. no arrests have been made. a nurse was killed in a hospital parking lot, when a snowplow backed into her. diane shogren was a registered nurse at "advocate good shepherd hospital" in barrington. she was walking through the hospital parking lot early yesterday morning, when she was hit by a truck that was plowing. she was pronounced dead soon after. officials say the driver works for the hospital and that the truck's lights and "backup alarm" were working. >> we're focused on caring for the family who is a grieving. we are here to provide compassionate care. >>officials say it was snowing heavily when the accident happened. an autopsy on shogren will be performed later this morning. no citations have been issued. you'll notice a major difference on the roads this morning, compared to yesterday. the highways are mostly clear of all the snow that fell during the morning rush wednesday. main streets are looking good as well. but those side streets are still covered, since they're the last you can expect plows to be clearing them today. we'll see if metra service improves a day after the storm. snow and ice caused switch problems and delayed trains during the evening rush. trains on the union pacific north line were 90 minutes behind schedule. there were also issues with vehicles getting stuck on track crossings. riders are advised to give themselves extra time and to check metra's website for service updates. all those snow days means an extended school year for chicago public schools. c-p-s cancelled school because of the snow and cold weather four times this year. those days are being made up on march 28-th and on three days that were added to the end of the school year. the last day of school is now june 13-th. american travelers to russia are being warned of a new terrorist threat, as the winter olympics get underway. >> as athletes from all over the world converged for the 2014 olympic games, a new concern of the security comes in a bulletin from the u.s. department of common security. >> a warning about this threat where explosives can be taken into this containers and cosmetics. >> they could be used to smuggle explosives materials into the area or on flights into russia. >> it's luck to down pretty well. there is there ring around the olympic spirit but getting there and the surrounding areas, there is real cause for concern. >> an official says the alert is specific to the start of the olympics. the source also says intelligence is picking up increased chatter about regional transportation outside the area. some say security alert leaves a lot of open-ended questions. >> what is an airline to do or a passenger to do with regards to toothpaste? are we going to put in place restrictions on any kind of tubes or cosmetics going towards russia? >> a senior official says the president has been made aware of the latest chatter. secretary of state john kerry says people want to go to the olympics should still go. >> we feel everything that has been done to keep people safe has been done. >> he says the venues will be as safe as any large public event can be. >>a woman with a history of mental illness is sentenced to life in prison for killing a chicago police officer. it was an emotional day in court as the tearful widow of officer richard francis told the judge she can't forgive the killer, robin johnson, for tearing apart her family. johnson shot officer francis with his own gun in 2008 after a scuffle on a c-t-a bus near belmont and western. johnson cried in court and apologized to the judge, admitting that she doesn't remember what she did ... but she said she deserved to be in prison. bond is denied for the man charged with shooting a high school basketball coach from chicago. 21-year-old deandre thompson is charged with attempted first- degree murder. prosecutors say thompson shot shawn harrington in the back, while harrington sat in his car with his teenaged daughter. court records show harrington reached over to shield his daughter... and is now paralyzed. his daughter was not hurt. no word on a possible motive for the shooting. harrington is an assistant boys basketball coach at marshall metro high school. more than 36-thousand people in illinois have applied for a concealed carry permit in the first month of registration. more than 87-hundred of those applicants live in cook county. cook county sheriff tom dart objected to 240 of them because of criminal histories. dart has criticized the application process and promised to be more strict. the denied applicants have either arrests or convictions for domestic violence or gun crimes. the city of chicago will take on almost two billion dollars of new debt. the new borrowing cleared the city council with practically no discussion. the vote was 43-to-4. it allows the city to issue up to 900-million dollars in new bonds... and it lets the city double its short-term line of credit to one-billion dollars. the handful of opponents complained that mayor emanuel didn't give them enough details. >> the city is required to do that. they need to show me what we are going for. show me how it's going to be spread out over the next decade. >> not the type of transparency that we have heard about from this administration for years. >>mayor emanuel says the money will help build infrastructure... more than half of it helping to modernize midway airport. the days of paper fare cards at the c-t-a may be over, very soon. the c-t-a had to delay its transition to total reliance on "ventra" cards because of widespread problems with ventra's rollout. but those problems are being fixed. and the c-t-a says the transition may resume by the end of the month. by then, 4 out of 5 c-t-a riders will *already have ventra cards. when the transition is complete, all the old fare vending machines and the old "chicago cards" will disappear. drinkers of designer coffee are always looking for something new and different. a chain of *british coffee shops is giving it to them. it's called camelatte ... coffee with camel's milk. "taylor street baristas" says, the milk has a smooth taste... half the fat of cow's milk... and three times the vitamin c. for now, camelatte is being sold to raise funds for the charity "farm africa." >> you could not pay me to drink that. camels are too ugly. let's take a look at our day. you can see some delays and the closings at the bottom of the screen. a wind chill advisory is in effect until 10:00 a.m.. wind chill as low as -20 in those areas. right now in pontiac is one degree. gary indiana comes in at 9. downers grove current temperature of 5. looking to the west, these are areas that cleared out last night and that's why we have the colder temperatures. rochelle is -23. - 11 in o'hare. that number will go down as the as temperatures fall. another deep cooled down and more snow coming back in the forecast. >> coming up ... a monster python was found in the everglades. we'll show you. and -- why one drugstore chain will stop selling tobacco products. plus -- prosecutors try again to put a wealthy teenager behind bars for a deadly drunk driving crash. and -- a million homes are waking up in the dark after a the teenager in texas who was convicted of killing four people in a drunk driving accident will serve no time in prison ... instead he's been sentenced to ten years of probation. attorneys for 16-year-old ethan couch argued that he suffered from "affluenza" and his behavior was a result of his wealthy upbringing. prosecutors asked the judge to sentence couch to 20 years in prison. but the judge ordered his parents to send couch to a live-in rehab center for an indefinite amount of time. couch had a blood alcohol level three times the legal limit at the time of the fatal crash. a woman in texas who was convicted in 1998 for torturing and murdering a developmentally disabled man, was executed. 59-year-old suzanne basso is the second person executed in texas this year. according to state criminal justice officials, she made no last statement. basso is the 14th woman to be executed in the u-s since the supreme court allowed capital punishment to resume in 1976. *c-v-s will stop selling cigarettes and other tobacco products by october of this year. it's a decision that the company says will cost it about two-billion dollars in sales a year. the company's overall sales were 123-billion in 20-12. *c-v-s says, selling cigarettes and providing health care doesn't make sense. >> in a sitting or health care is being administered those two don't go together. >> the american lung association is applauding cvs part for putting health before profits. >> analysts say the decision by c-v-s turns up pressure on its larger rival---walgreens--- to do the same. engineers found a large threat to the eco-system in the florida everglades. this burmese python was found during an inspection of levees on tuesday. it's 18 feet and two inches long. that's six inches short of the state record, which was broken last year. researchers had the snake killed, so it could be studied. they're concerned about the pythons eating the everglades' native species and their food sources. this week's snowstorm was quite a nuisance in the chicago area. now it's on to the northeast. pennsylvania is getting the worst of it. more than half a million homes are without power. half of all outbound flights are canceled in new york, boston and newark. the governors of new york, new jersey and pennsylvania have declared states of emergency. and some state employees in connecticut and massachusetts are being told to stay home because the roads are too treacherous. >> you don't want them to step burritos. they're taking your weather. >> ice storms are always an issue in that area. move to the west. it's just snow and cold out here. wind and the west at 12 mi.. it's cold outside. it will feel that way. windchill advisory expires today at 10:00 a.m.. another one coming to our night. right now we see the temperatures, as a cleared out earlier last night temperatures dropped more than other areas. rochelle is reading at - 7. still reading at 6 at midway. 540 hair. the skies clear from west to east. temperatures will drop quickly. wind sustained at 5-10 mi.. when chilled -21 for cal. -16 in the morris. it's more windy at o'hare. that number goes down in a big way. we go down below 16 below zero soon. it will be here all day. i think we try out pretty quickly. the back end of the clouds making its way through. in between systems today and tonight and tomorrow. cold temperatures come through. next weather maker is a clipper system. this system will get here by the afternoon and it will bring accumulating snow. thus it's no every saturday or is it just me? we have some snow accumulating. up to nine degrees for the high today. tonight we go down to - 5. we have snow coming on saturday. >> a quick update on bridge work. at this point things are slowing down from broadway to vermont. this will be in place through the middle of april. it will be there for awhile. pershing is shut down for road work. the numbers are looking good. its the aftermath of the storm. everything has been shoveled. no horrific road conditions at this point. travel times are looking good. the full rundown in a few minutes. >> coming up ... the latest on coca-cola's move into the world of coffee. plus -- where in the chicago area people camped out overnight in the cold for free chicken sandwiches. and next in sports -- the blackhawks try and pick up a big two points against conference leading anaheim. hey marcus! >> we have a very big day today. women can't have all the fun with their leggines. what can men get involved? these are meggings. leggings for men. we good morning. cory crawford was terrific early. a few timely goals and a solid effort on the road trip now closing in on the docks in the nhl. cory crawford stops 15 in the first period. a lot of those were good including this one and crawford is there to make the play. no score in the first minute of the second. , finishing what started patiently getting a 1-0 lead. it stays that way until late in the third. and the captain delivers here. and he wraps it up 2-0. first shot out of the year. they're just one point behind the docks. wednesday was national football signing day. northwestern not at the top of the heap with their incoming class, but picking off a few potential stars of the group, rich king has the story. >> career rushing record rated no. 4 running back in the u.s.. >> he has been a dynamic player. we are reaching out to the coaching staff we will stop running him as much. only ran him 12 times. >> quarterback matching the record number from the football field of he's a for hear hon. student and a member of the math honor society. >> he is off the charts. from a terrific family. a family of faith. you walk into a home visit and you are blown away. i hope my son grows up to be like that. i could say that about this whole class. right now i would say about 110-112 guys in the locker room. we have to knuckleheads but that's not bad. >> rated 38 nationally by espn. >> don't forget the news at 9:00 tonight followed by the bulls and golden state right here on wgn. >>david beckham is getting his own soccer team the soccer star confirmed that he will establish a major league soccer franchise in miami. as part of his deal when he join the l-a galaxy, beckham was given the option to create a new major league soccer team for 25 million. he is now in talks to create a privately-funded stadium for the team. beckham retired from soccer last year. stocks down yesterday, as investors wait for friday's jobs report. the dow dropped 5 points. the nasdaq down nearly 20. and the s-and-p lost 3 points. coca-cola has announced its partnership with green mountain coffee roasters. the companies will collaborate over the next ten years to produce coca-cola products in single-serving plastic pods better known as *k-cups green mountain is making its "keurig cold" at-home beverage system to be released late this year. the system will dispense cold bevs like carbonated drinks, enhanced waters, juices, sports drinks and teas. you can get everything on your coffee machine. >> this is from elmhurst. people are camping-out all night in temperatures below zero... to be one of the first inside chick- fil-a's newest location in elmhurst. that's because the first hundred people in line get free chicken sandwiches for a year. that makes sense now. it's tradition for the chain to offer a food give-away when a new store opens. the contest happens today in elmhurst at six-am. you have to be 18-years or older to qualify. >> how often do we used yodeling behind a story? as an unappreciated court. them and maybe if we did stories about free chicken sandwiches. >> some of us do it for fun. don't knock it. >> markets is probably out there already for the new i phone. looking at the forecast. today's high temperature is only 9 degrees after a morning low below zero. another one goes into effect tonight. - 5 tonight. 14 on friday. typically we should be above freezing each day. 33 is the typical high. snow comes saturday and maybe light snow on sunday. >> a few pictures outside. there is first-rate. better than what we've seen in the last few days. even though that's a bit foggy. you can see snow off the ground. travel times have improved the entire stretch. the dan ryan ramp now cleared. this will stretch was a treacherous yesterday. improved conditions today. we will see what happens as the temperatures continue to drop. we are in good shape as you head out of this morning. >> it looked better yesterday. >> still more to come including the suspects in a deadly shooting a mcdonald's. >> and dropping out of an olympic event that's too dangerous. >> and a man who said he lost a year at sea supper's health problems. >> and the path party on board the plane hurt in a shooting at a mc- donald's. we'll have reaction in a *live report. airlines are warned about toothpaste bombs ahead of the sochi olympics. and chicago digs out from yesterday's snow storm... as c- p-s students get an extended school year. good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. there are some schools closed because of the cold weather. they are scrolling at the bottom of your screen. or, go to our website wgn tv dot com slash closings for the full list. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. >> the good news is no excess snow accumulation. but temperatures are taking a tumble. windchill advisory in effect until 10:00 p.m.. as low as minus 23 in portions of the cal the county. king county under the advisory until 10:00 a.m.. at this time of year frostbite happens really fast certainly possible if you are outside today. cover-up. don't be out there unless you have to be. current wind chill - 7. only - 4 in dekalb. readings at 5 degrees at o'hare. ate at midway. warmer temperatures to the east because of cloud cover. wind sustained between 5-15. windchill -11 at o'hare. - 4 in waukegan. -22 in rochelle. the good news we are dry. light snow showers in some areas. temperatures basically topping out at 9 degrees. sunshine this afternoon. down to minus 5 degrees tonight. your high temperature reaches only 14 with accumulating snow on saturday. >> looking outside we have a different picture than yesterday. this is the dan ryan. no snow-covered roads. a welcome reprieve on thursday. some construction. when we go to those maps you know it's a good sign. this will be here until february 28th. on going bridgework from broadway to vermont will be in place through spring. get used to that. it will stick around. everything else looks good including all your numbers. another hit in a few minutes. >> one teenager is dead, and three others hurt after a masked gunman opened fire outside of a mcdonald's. tonya francisco is live in rogers park with more. >> good morning. as the search continues for the gunman we have learned the young man killed yesterday has been identified as a 17 year-old. police say it was an argument between two groups of young people in the parking lot of the mcdonald's around 330 yesterday that led to a masked gunmen running up and opening fire. witnesses say six or seven shots were fired. one of them hit the man in the head who died on the scene. a 50 year-old girl was shot several times and an 18 year-old was shot in the lower back. another 80 year-old was hit in the arms. a girl who says she was the sister was walking past the scene on her way home when she found out it was her brother who died. >> i don't know. i just saw the flashing lights. >> a horrible way to find out. surveillance cameras on least two businesses in the area may have actually captured the shooting. the video is now in the hands of investigators. police are continuing to look for the gunman. the only description that have is that he was a man wearing a mask. back to you. >> a nurse was killed by a snowplow that was clearing her hospital's parking lot. diane shogren was a registered nurse at "advocate good shepherd hospital" in barrington. she was walking through the hospital parking lot early yesterday morning, when a plow backed into her. officials say the driver works for the hospital, and the truck's lights and "backup alarm" were working. no citations have been issued. 19 people in cook county have now died from the extreme cold. 73 year old allen summerset died of hypothermia tuesday morning at roseland hospital. he also had diabetes and heart disease. 96 year old dorothy kuseck was found dead at her home in berwyn. she also suffered from hypothermia and heart disease. the highways and busy streets are in much better shape after yesterday's snow storm. those roads are pretty clear, but most side streets haven't been touched. you can expect to see plows clearing them today. this brutal winter is also keeping chicago public school students in class longer. they had four snow days last month alone. so now the school year has been extended to june 13-th. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. two hickory hills police officers were injured after their squad car was hit by a car driving without its headlights on. it happened at one this morning on 93rd avenue at 78th court in hickory hills. the driver of the car was arrested. the officers were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. chicago police say a 95-year- old woman was attacked and sexually assaulted inside her home on the city's far south side. it happened tuesday night, after the woman answered her door for someone she thought she recognized. the man forced his way inside her home on the 11-hundred block of west 110th place. he then beat the woman and sexually assaulted her. she was taken to the hospital with bruises and cuts. no arrests have been made. a woman convicted of killing a chicago police officer is sentenced to life in prison. robin johnson shot and killed officer richard francis in 2008 ... after taking his weapon during a scuffle on a c-t-a bus. the widow of officer francis told the judge she can't forgive johnson for tearing apart her family. johnson has a history of mental illness and told the judge that she doesn't remember what she did. closing arguments are set to begin today at the nato three trial. prosecutors had undercover police officers testify that the defendants built molotov cocktails to be used during the nato summit. the defense didn't call any witnesses. they say the defendants were mostly high or drunk and are not a terrorist threat. american authorities are issuing a new warning for people heading to russia to watch the winter olympics. the department of homeland security says, terrorists may try to blow up planes, by sneaking explosives on-board in toothpaste tubes and cosmetic containers. >> what is the airline or a passenger to do with regards to toupees? are we going to put in place restrictions on any kind of tubes or cosmetics going on flights to russia? we feel that everything that has been done to try to guarantee people's safety and security. >> with security strengthened around the olympic site itself, authorities warn that terrorists are looking for easier targets. we'll be talking to our terrorism expert, tom mockaitis, coming up at 5:45 this morning. snowboarder shaun white is bailing out of the first ever olympic "slope style" competition. white says he wants to focus on winning another gold in his signature event, the half-pipe. and he doesn't want to jeopardize his quest by risking an injury on a slope style course that he says is awfully difficult. the help of the castaway fisherman has deteriorated. he's now back in the hospital. doctors say they're having trouble keeping him hydrated and his limbs are starting to swell. he washed ashore from the marshall islands last week saying he was a trick in the pacific ocean for more than a year. he said he lived on turtles, fish and sharks and even drank his own urine. doctors say he is severely hundred, low on vitamins and minerals. >>the chicago archdiocese has added another name to its list of pedophile priests. joseph wilk is the former pastor of saint matthew catholic church in schaumburg. he also served at chicago's saint cornelius, and queen of all saints. 28-year-old donnie ophus sued wilk last may, and said wilk abused him for several years, starting in 1995. wilk denies it. the archdiocese checked out the allegations, and said they are substantiated. wilk left the priesthood in 2010. three people were arrested for the theft of a multi-million dollar violin ... but the violin is still missing. the 300-year-old *stradivarius was stolen from violinist and northwestern lecturer frank almond...after a concert last week, in milwaukee now charges are pending against two men and a woman. police hope the suspects will admit where the violin is hidden since it's nearly impossible to pawn such a valuable instrument. there's a 100-thousand dollar reward for the tip that brings it back. >> is said stradivarius' wrong. >> i knew i would get that wrong. >> something unusual being credited with stopping a burglary. a big mouth billy bass is credited with stopping a burglary in minnasota. the motion-activated singing fish apparently scared off an intruder who tried to break into the hooked on fishing bait and tackle shop. it hangs near the door and sings "take me to the river" whenever someone enters the shop. authorities found it on the floor--- it was likely knocked down during the break in. authorities say the intruder left without stealing anything, including cash that had been left in "a very visible spot." everyone should have one of those in their house. >> let's check out our day. it's five degrees outside. we of light snow across the region. the snow will taper off quickly. cold temperatures are coming through there will be here for the next few days. wind chill advisory in effect for all the blue counties. when chill's may be as low as -25 so you have to bundle up. right now it's five degrees in waukegan. areas out to the east have cloud cover. temperatures have not dropped but some areas are below zero. it's -23 in some areas. those temperatures will drop. generally dry conditions today. a few flurries get out of the way. next chance of snow just in time for the weekend early saturday morning. we expect snow showers to continue through saturday and sunday. right now, 2-4 in. of snow coming through. today's high temperature is 9 degrees. - 5 tonight. >> a big hole in the bible? >> and what really is inside mcdonald's chicken nuggets? we go behind the scenes. >> i just don't really want to know. and markets will introduce us to a chicago native product. more of thea bail heard killer resumes this morning in florida. the 71 year-old man is the trial for killing a man inside a movie theater last month. yesterday witnesses say he got angry that a man was texting during the previews and when confronted he threw his popcorn at the man. moments later he shot the man. cult police subdued him and he asked what he had done. he's charged with second-degree murder. >> a new discovery made require corrections to the bible. it makes frequent mention of camels. but now experts in israel say carbon dating of ancient camel remains revealed there are not domesticated until least 600 years later. some stories they say were written centuries after their deaths and the camels have been written in the inaccurately. >> this new video is from canada is their only during the super bowl. it shows how they're made from beginning to and in an effort to restore blond to pink the rumor. they say the meat is ground up and added to the chicken scans. it's actually not too bad. they're formed into this and that it shapes after being ground up. not too bad. the only question is, tempe's or 20 peace? >> and where do like to do it? >> let's take a look at our day. windchill advisory is in effect. it has been such a cold winter. temperatures are going to take a tumble and the struggle to rebound for the next few days. it is currently eight degrees at the lakefront. the warmer numbers are because we have had cloud cover over night. we expect to see temperatures stay on the cold side for the next few days. taking a look at the region, and wind chill looks like this. -12 in bartlett. zero in lake front. we expect high temperatures to quickly reach only nine degrees today. typical high is 33. we should be above freezing every day this time of the year. we are not even close. tonight, - 5. expect a high temperature of only 14 degrees in the seven days. saturday we have a chance of snow. here we go. this is really taking off. it has its own segment. yesterday it was this big. this is the new and improved snow meter. it's a big two. we are up to 50 in.. i don't think this is really the scale. i feel very tall right now. >> it does look good. >> so far 59 in.. we need to get you up on the ladder to do this. >> in my jeans and my snow boots. you hold this. >> let's do this. >> this is really not feeling safe. >> of go. >> remember that time dan died during a live broadcast? >> i have been wanting my own show four years. >> typically we see this much snow. this year we are almost up to 60 in.. unless we have five minutes for this segment won't build to do this. first time on television. >> look at that. >> we need like six more pictures of snow. >> hopefully we don't get to this very top anymore. >> i am impressed that you even came in for this. this must of caused a lot of money for the station. this is coming out of your vacation. >> that was ribbing. >> it looks like 80-94, we have a bit of a slide off their on the right shoulder slowing down to 29 mi. per hour. its load through there. they have not been getting a break. 80-94 get so bad whenever they have bad weather. 65 has a suggestion. it's reportedly very slick. it's causing delays. here is 65. a huge mess yesterday. you can see the snow off to the shoulder. but the roads are clear. numbers look good. no big accidents in the area. everything has cleared up nicely from yesterday. a few lingering construction projects but the numbers so far so good. >> i think you guys were just taking your time out of my segment. we are men. a company is making something called meggings. they're called leggings for men. i'm sure you've seen this before. but we put them to the test. our own and fashion show. take a look. >> about a year ago week noticed a man wearing women's leggings. >> what are they? people haven't heard. >> they are pants a lot like leggings of their tailored to the male physique. >> we're try to make fun designs that can give you a bunch of different looks. >> this is the hunters delight camouflage perron. >> to the work with the blazer and the tie look for the news anchor? >> you need to have a little green in your tie for next time. this is the nebulous. its global funnel but still quite bear. >> who comes up with the designs? >> we both do. taking a look at what is popular and what's going on. we put our own spin on to that. >> the neurologist what is he running? >> another spin on the camouflage. it's a little more subtle. there were deeper your wallet? >> you can talk it into the waistband. maybe use a fanny pack. >> please tell me you have underwear on! >> are you working on a funny story? >> are you going to a costume party? >> your welcome to be part of this. >> no thank you! >> i can never get that out of my mind. >> this is a good example of how to coordinate a whole look. you didn't plan on coming into work and doing this? >> larry was so happy woman walked into the studio where in that spirit go on line for those. you could order them. they say they are selling out of their production run. so body builders are buying these. fashion ford people. there are quite comfortable. >> and glad they are because i will never be able to get that out of my head ever. >> they were comfortable. maybe one of us is wearing them right now. you never know. >> you are sitting up quite street today. >> details on the free super bowl pot party. and while justin bieber had a "pot party" on a charter flight from canada to new jersey on friday ... on his way to the super bowl. law enforcement says bieber and his father refused a pilot's warning to stop smoking pot on the flight. there was apparently so much smoke in the cabin that the flight crew had to put on oxygen masks. sources says the plane was searched by officials after landing, and bieber was detained for questioning. reps for bieber and u-s customs and border protection declined to comment. >>there is criticism ... a day bya politician in shakira's native colombia wants to ban her latest music video. the video for "can't remember to forget you" features scenes with shakira and rihanna smoking cigars and sharing a bed. the politician calls it "immoral and vulgar." he has written a letter to shakira asking her to remove the video from the internet. >> of the continued to see the cold temperatures. windchill advisory remains in effect. we don't warm up at all for a while. typically we should be 33. that won't happen today. nine degrees is the high. sunshine today and tomorrow. chance of snow comes saturday. >> we were doing so well. now all lands are shut down 80-94. this is eastbound all due to a bad accident. basically the headlights are building in. and a few pictures back, to give you a sense of the backup. this is basically one exit back. you can see the long line of traffic building in. 80-94 is blocked. all lanes are down. >> in your morning headlines are coming up. >> the following program is brought to you by supple, the new, revolutionary health regeneration drink by supple, llc. >> hello, and welcome to the smart medicine show. i'm dr. monita poudyal, and we have a great show today. if you have pain or know someone that has pain - joint pain, back pain, bone 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