>> we are expecting some that to come our way >> can you give everybody your emails for that. >> you may have that sinking feeling. we will look back at this day next year the high temperatures hovered become. rain will change to snow. this is after 2:00. snow between to collect at 11:00 today. here's how much. not a lot. less but it is still snow and it's almost easter. 62 degrees at the lakefront. 64 midway. look at the left-hand side and you could see cooler temperatures to the north and west. we will experience that through the day. right now we find rain and snow up to the north and to the east. we are generally dry but we will have some showers even some thunderstorms before 2:00 p.m.. after that it's all snow. snow showers will continue through 11:00 p.m.. that could slow as the arm. 38 degrees by 5:00 p.m.. 9:00 p.m. down to 35. our daytime high will be 42 tomorrow. tonight we're down to 48. we will have some sunshine tomorrow. >> no snow yet but it's not pretty up there we do have rain coming down. so far it's not impacting the traffic but it could start to impact later on or around five or 6:00 a.m.. no accidents to report yet. we do have earlier work from the blue line over the weekend which has just been picked up. starting to seek normal service resume along that line. more details coming up. >> a southwest airlines flight-- from chicago to sacramento-- was diverted after an unruly passenger tried to open a door mid-flight. people on sunday's flight say the passenger wanted to jump out of the plane. three passengers tackled the man, and air marshals subdued him until the flight made an emergency landing in omaha, nebraska. >> of course it's scary. fear immediately sets in for everyone. people were nauseated, practically fainting and crying. >>people on the plane say the man was acting strangely during the flight. at one point, he came out of the bathroom soaking wet. his name has not been released. the plane continued on to sacramento and arrived two hours late. thunderstorms brought rain and hail from the southwest to the upper midwest-- causing at least one tornado to touch down west of the quad cities. this video shows a tornado on the move in lone tree, iowa -- which is south of iowa city. the national weather service is *not reporting any damage or injuries. the search for a missing malaysian passenger jet moves underwater today. searchers in the indian ocean say, by now, the batteries on the plane's black box have gone dead. no new "pings" have been detected for six days. but those signals helped define the search area. a high-tech unmanned "bluefin" hist sub will enter the water at this hour. it will spend 16 hours a day surveying the ocean floor, and sending back 3-d sonar maps of whatever is down there. a known white supremacist will appear in court today in connection with a deadly shooting spree at two jewish facilities near kansas city. three people were killed by gunfire yesterday afternoon, on the eve of passover. a man and his grandson died in a parking lot behind a community center, then a woman was killed in the parking lot of a nearby assisted living facility. two other people were shot at, but not hit. 73-year-old frazier glenn cross is being held in connection with the shootings. cross is a name used by frazier glenn miller junior, who founded the carolina knights of the ku klux klan in the 80's. the suspect is facing premeditated first-degree murder charges. authorities are investigating whether the shotings were a hate crime. >> the suspect made several statements. we're checking this for accuracy and we're looking for their evidentiary value. it's too early to tell you what he may or may not have said the we're trying to determine what it was. >> the suspect faces first- degree murder charges, authorities investigate whether it was a hit crime. the f-b-i is also involved. it was a violent weekend across chicago. at least 36 people were shot since friday night. four of them were killed. >> eric joins us live from police headquarters with more. >> the violence started friday afternoon around 3:30 p.m. when a 17 year-old was shot and killed. it did not end until last night when a 24 year-old was shot. the violence was spread out across the city. a 28 year-old mother of two was shot and killed in her car early sunday morning. police are still looking for a suspect in that shooting and a number of others. they did make one murder arrest. a 17 year-old the police say shot and killed a man after getting into an argument. expected to be in court later today. when the tribune asked the department if the warm weather had anything to do with the increase of violence, a spokesperson declined to comment. the police spokesperson said the department continues to be challenged by the gun laws. his story apartment will do everything they can to make all of chicago safe. the biggest victim of the weekend was 16 years old. we also spoke with the family of one victim they say the 20 year-old mother was not in a gang. >> the police say it's gang- related but she had no ties to a gang. i have a nine year-old granddaughter from her and a one-year-old grandson. >> we have two kids remind our business. here it comes. >> the police superintendent does have a public event today. we are expected to hear from him and we are expecting that he will talk about the weekend violence. back to you. >> taking a look at the other top stories. police are looking for the driver who struck and killed a 13-year-old boy in gary. malik herron and another boy were walking when the car left the road and hit them saturday night. the other boy was able to go home and tell his parents, who called police. herron was later pronounced dead at the hospital. police say the dark-colored vehicle has damage to its front passenger side. a man is being held without bail, after prosecutors say he led police on a high speed chase, eventually crashing and killing his passenger. police officers tried to pull over 27 year old glen jones for driving without a front license plate thursday evening. he sped off down south state street-- at one point hitting 70 miles-per-hour. 23 year old dalila smith died after being thrown from the car when it crashed into another car then hit a tree. three people in another car were injured. jones is with reckless homicide. chicago police are holding a man who, they say, pulled a gun on a convenience store clerk because he was angry over the sales tax on a bottle of soda. 36-year-old nahshon shelton reportedly waved the loaded gun and threatened to kill everyone at madison grocery, at madison and pulaski saturday afternoon. no one was hurt. a man was stabbed in the back after an altercation along the lakefront on the north side. police say the 45-year-old victim and another man were sitting on a bench just after midnight yesterday, when they were approached by two others. an argument turned into a fight, and when the men on the bench tried to run away ... the victim was stabbed. his wound was minor. no arrests have been made. there's a new candidate for chicago mayor. frederick collins launched his campaign yesterday. collins, a 21-year veteran of the chicago police department, says he would not retain police superintendent garry mccarthy. collins also said he would reopen 55 public schools that were closed, and create an elected school board. the election is next february. former alderman robert shaw has announced his candidacy. mayor emanuel is expected to run for re-election. drivers in chicago will soon have to option to pay for street parking with their smart phone. tomorrow, a small part of the west loop will be apart of the pilot program. participants can download the "park chicago" app and connect their credit or debit card. shh parking will be pre-paid. whenever the account dips below 10 dollars, another 20 dollars will be charged. anyone parking for less than two hours will be charged 35 cent convenience fee. the plan is to expand the program to the entire city by the end of summer. francis cardinal george celebrated what could be his final palm sunday mass, as cardinal, at holy name cathedral. he is visibly weakened by his chemotherapy treatments for kidney cancer. but he had the strength to stand for much of the service... though he didn't stay to greet parishioners afterwards. >> i was looking to see if he would have to saddam but he is a strong man he stood. that a happy to see him i thought that was a good sign that he was able to be here. he can't be out among the people after church of course. >> just a few days ago, cardinal george asked the vatican to begin searching for his successor. he won't attend this month's vatican ceremony in which two of his predecessors, john paul the second and pope john the 23-rd, will be canonized. here's something you've never seen a pope do. after pope francis completed his palm sunday service at the vatican, he hopped off his popemobile, moved through the crowd, and even posed for "selfies" with some of his young supporters from rio de jeneiro. and he was happy to sip some tea that was passed to him from the crowd. many of yesterday's faithful will remain in rome for this week's *easter sunday mass. we hope that was t there were passing around ... >> you never know. you don't know what people give up the lead. they stopped one thing and pick up something else. last week before easter. let's talk about the temperatures. they are born to drop fast. we start off today in the mid-60s. now we're down to 37 in waukegan. 42 in dekalb. kankakee down to 58. 57 is the current temperature in joliet. temperatures will change quickly through the day. sunlit composite shows dry conditions. north of glenview we have some light showers continuing. the rain comes back. snow comes our way. not a heavy hit but we still have that snow. it should cooked in after 3:00 p.m.. often on until 11:00 p.m. and and we are dry. much of the snow will melt as it hits the surface. tomorrow we reach 44 degrees. >> coming up a bit bear attacks a woman in a garage. and in chile hundreds of homes are destroyed. >> and making their debut in colorado, we have a look. in chile, police report a massive wildfire has killed at least 16-people. the fire destroyed more than five-hundred homes within a six-hour period saturday in the port city of valparaiso. it spared the country's congress-- which is housed in the city. the blaze is showing no signs of stopping. 500 firefighters are battling the fire, but strong winds and high temperatures are making it difficult. chile's president declared a state of emergency. federal investigators found no the box 5 bears outside of a home going through a garbage can. they're looking for food. one bear stood up doctor down and started to maul a woman. after hearing their mother screaming to young children came running from down the street. >> the bear had my wife's head its mouth it started to drag her to the woods. >> we went to the driveway and there were two bears. my sister was knocking on the door i went to the back porch and i went in and saw my mom on the floor. >> the woman is recovering from bites to her body. the florida and wildlife commission says if they find the bear it will be put down. >> the obama administration backs off in about that. a family has raised cattle in the nevada belly since the 1870's. during the clinton administration the federal government demanded he pay grazing fees to raise money for a federally protected tortoise. he says it's not federally owned land so the fed had nothing to say. hundreds of citizens showed up to protest on his behalf but washington relented. hundreds of cattle was returned. >> customers at at a licensed store that sells marijuana in colorado will soon be able to buy pot products from a *vending machine*. it's called "zazzz" it's a high-tech vending machine.. designed to make marijuana purchases faster and easier, without being accessible to children. "zazzz" can reportedly verify a user's age.. using cameras and advanced biometrics to make sure the buyer is who he or she claims to be. the machine will also track pot products by using radio frequency i-d chips. >> demetrius is trying to keep it together. he's afraid were going to cost him. >> i think the camera should have read i removal. >> why do we always have a story about drugs before weather? >> i know how this will end for me. today we will make 60 degrees. don't get used to appear to cure have your coat you will need it. temperatures will fall today. looking around the region, 37 waukegan. we were in the mid-60s earlier this morning but now we're falling quickly. union rating at 41. aurora is at 58. here's our precipitation, early this morning we are dry. the rain will move back in around 9:00 a.m.. right now we have mostly wet roads across the region. light showers are moving up across portions of northern counties. there will be more rain coming. even potentially a thunderstorm before lunch. then the rain and snow line will drop. and we are expecting to see off and on snow showers for this evening into tonight. it starts around 11:00 p.m.. here we are at 5:45 a.m.. north of chicago near o'hare we have snow showers coming true. by 9:00 p.m. snow showers across the entire region. that's when this will start to stick. just a grassy accumulation about 1 in. or less. computer models show a high number is around dekalb. much of that will melt. 42 degrees this afternoon hi. temperatures will drop this morning. snow ending with 1 in. or less tonight. 44 degrees on tuesday. wednesday we make 53. >> a quick look at the flashing lights we have outside. not necessarily seen any major problems but this could cause a delay as missy more cars built through. we have some construction happening downtown by grant park kicking off. it will last through may. working on one stretch of road at columbus all we to randolph. expect to be squeezed down a bit. that's a look at traffic. >> its early. we have a long way to go. >> it's a long road home. coming up, some of the biggest tax mistakes you should watch out for. >> the bulls loose and it could prove costly. >> good morning. also in sports, a big winner at the masters. we'll talk about that as well as the mad men premier which was last night. lots of reaction. some of the trending stories online will you want to know whs will get in the playoffs? you will have to wait until the regular season is over. the bulls and knicks sunday night with a raptor having won earlier in the afternoon. tracy morgan watching with people's getting roughed up. steamrolling phil jackson appreciates. the next takeover. 21 point off. 45-39 at halftime. third quarter he shoots well. the bulls were 17 down with seven minutes left. but not finished. noah for the tosh and he wins. bulls are back but they can't capitalize. they fall 189 toronto is in control of the third seat in the east with two games left. in baseball, a long day for the socks. if you rain delays on the south side. the wrap up the four game series. bottom line there down three. it goes to ramirez. winning the game with a walk off to run home run. sox win and take three out of four from cleveland. cubs and card bills fighting it out in st. louis. a beautiful start for the cubs. in the first inning they head off. to run home run. but jackson was the starter and did not have it. singling in the go-ahead run and 31 second inning cubs lose 6-4 is the final. they open it to game series at yankee stadium on tuesday. the blackhawks draw the blues in the opening round of the stanley cup playoffs. that series begins thursday night. buba watson wins the masters for the second time in three years. >>u-s stock markets end the week down over 2-percent. the dow dropped 143 points. the nasdaq fell 54. and the s-and-p lost 17. tomorrow is tax day... and any of seven big mistakes could delay your tax refund. so before you lick the envelope, take one last look at your return. here are the seven common errors to look for: did you *sign your return?... did you enter your *name correctly?... is your social security number correct?. is your filing status correct -- single versus married?... did you enter the right bank account number? are you sure you're entitled to the deductions you claimed? and finally, did you double- check your math? >> math was never my strong suit. that's why i read words for a living. anyone who stayed up late got to see a total eclipse of the moon. at around one a-m, the moon moved into the earth's shadow. it's called a "blood moon" because the color changes into a burnt reddish-orange. the three-hour event was only the first in a series of lunar eclipses to come. three more blood moons will occur in roughly six-month intervals. the next one is expected on october eighth. there's a viewing party at the planetarium. we will have the highlights with demetrius. >> he's going to get into his pajamas. are you looking for to that? >> i have been there before. a big party going on. sleazebag n ... more morning it will be rough. 11 hour shifts before the news. >> tune in, it will be good! >> let's check that today. we fall down 60 to 40 degrees. wednesday we make 53. an inch or less of snow is coming through. not a heavy hit but we do have snow. >> we have some flashing lights we're dealing with out there. we will see if it causes any issues with a few more cars faltering in. construction project that we told you about last week is still in play. bridge work along 83 from st. charles to highland. the pick up until june. in the early morning we don't have a lot of issues but once that volume builds and things could get hairy. >> next half-hour. --including, new developments in this search for the missing milesian plain black box. >> and -- a woman faces murder charges after the remains of seven infants are found inside her former home in utah. plus -- the oscar pistorius murder trial continues with the "blade runner" back on the stand this morning. and -- how prince william may have let it slip that a *second royal baby is on the way. details, coming up. good morning, i'm sean lewis in 4 people dead dozens injured in weekend shootings. >> a flight is diverted because of an unruly passenger. >> the united nations over the ongoing crisis in the ukraine. >> could morning. and i'm erin mcelroy. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. you know we always see the cubs are cursed. i'm starting to think that maybe it's you. >> i am not the curse. >> i didn't say u atrocious going to say the weather is cursed. >> it's only his first winter in chicago. >> once you got here the weather got bad. >> i knew it was going to get bad. let's take a look. i know what the temperature will be at 9:00 a.m.. i know what winter 2017 will be. snow coming our way. when the conditions rain shower today. we will get an inch or less of snow but the snow will be in the region through tonight and tomorrow. 60 degrees at the lakefront. 37 at this hour in waukegan. 57 in kankakee. satellite radar composite shows light showers across the northern communities. rain will move back into the region close to 9:00 a.m.. maybe a thunderstorm early but then it changes over to the snow for the evening commute. here's the three day. daytime high here we will cool down shortly. >> a little work on division. ongoing project we've had we have construction this morning but not a lot so far. this is the buses and trucks that are not supposed to go on this bridge. on friday were over this bridge every bus and truck was going over that as i was saying there were not supposed to be on their we will see what happens today. the cta is supposed to be it rerouting of that. flashing lights along montrose and clark. working to restore that. could cause some problems as we see all these cars built during in. the big issue is the rain coming down making for some slick driving conditions. we'll keep tabs on that and that no more coming up. >> a southwest airlines flight from chicago to sacramento is diverted after a passenger tries to open a door. >> people on the flight once said that the passenger wanted to jump out. three people tackle the man and he was subdued as they made an emergency landing in nebraska. >> of course it was very scary. fear immediately sets in to everyone. people were nauseated, practically fainting and crying. them people say the man was acting strangely during the flight. at one point he came out the bathroom soaking wet. his name has not been released. the plane arrived two hours late. >> it was a violent weekend across chicago. at least 36 people were shot since friday night. four of them were killed. 36 shot, 4 killed in shootings-wgn studios-51st & wentwort erik runge joins us *live from area central police headquarters with more. >> good morning. the violence started friday afternoon around 3:30 p.m. when the 17 year-old was shot and killed and it did not end until last night when a 24 year-old was shot and the violence was spread out all over the city. a 28 year-old mother of two was shot and killed and her car. police are still looking for a suspect in that shooting. they did make one of rest. a 17 year-old who shot and killed a man and got into an argument. he will be in court today. when the tribune as the department of the warm weather had any correlation with the increased violence the spokesperson declined to comment. the police superintendent says the department continues to be challenged by the state and federal gun laws but the department will continue to do what they can add everything they can to make all of chicago safe. the youngest victim was 16. we spoke with the family as they left the hospital. they say that the 28 year-old woman was not in a gang even though police say they are investigating if it was gang-related. >> the police say it was gang- related but she had no ties to a gang. i have a nine year-old granddaughter and a one-year-old grandson. >> remind our business every day. we are happy with life. remind our business and then this happens. >> the police superintendent does have a public event today. we are expecting him to talk about the weekend violence. back to you. >>taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. a known white supremacist will appear in court today in connection with a deadly shooting spree at two jewish facilities near kansas city. three people were killed by gunfire yesterday afternoon, on the eve of passover. the suspect is facing premeditated first-degree murder charges. the search for a missing malaysian passenger jet moves underwater today. searchers in the indian ocean say, by now, the batteries on the plane's black box have gone dead. but those signals helped define the search area. a high-tech unmanned "bluefin" sub will now spend 16 hours a day surveying the ocean floor, and sending back 3-d sonar maps of whatever is down there. francis cardinal george celebrated what could be his final palm sunday mass at holy name cathedral. he is visibly weakened by his cancer chemotherapy treatments. but he had the strength to stand for the entire service... though he didn't stay to greet parishioners afterwards. police in utah charged a woman with murder, after seven dead babies were found in her home andrew spencer is following the investigation. >> over the course of 10 years police say the woman gave birth to an end killed at least six babies. the remains were found inside his home in utah a small city north of provo. the woman moved out the house into does 11. now it belongs to a family of her estranged husband. >> some family members were cleaning out the crash and came across a suspicious package that had a smell. >> it lead to a full-scale search in which police found the remains of seven dead babies. a disturbing thought especially for the neighbors. >> she was always a good babysitter. she babysat my grandchildren. >> we had no idea. no idea what that could have been. >> some said she never. pregnant. >> we always thought she looks skinny. we never saw any evidence of pregnancies. >> up the woman was booked into the utah jail. police say they searched her current home as well but they did not find anything noteworthy. >>oscar pistorius is back on the witness stand, at his murder trial in south africa. this is the fourth day of cross-examination. the prosecutor is once again probing for inconsistencies in the defendant's explanation of the events that led to him firing the shots that killed his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp. pistorius argues, he fired through his bathroom door, at what he thought was a home invader. the prosecution says, pistorius intended to kill steenkamp. the u-n security council held an emergency meeting to discuss the worsening crisis in ukraine. russia called the meeting yesterday shortly after ukrainian special forces exchanged gunfire with pro- russia militia in an eastern city. ukraine and its allies blamed russia for the unrest. while both sides agreed the situation is dangerous and should not be allowed to get any worse. the meeting came the same day ukraine's acting president issued a promise of amnesty for pro-russia separatists in eastern ukraine. he also warned that anyone who continues to support the takeover of government buildings would be held responsible for their actions. he said his government would deploy armed forces to the area today, but the deadline he set has passed without incident. the royal family put pregnancy rumors to rest during their tour of new zealand. rumors spread that william and kate are expecting their second child. during their three week tour of new zealand, william told a woman-- who made a shawl for prince george,-- she might have to make another. but-- kate was soon seen -- sipping wine during a taste testing. she also went on a high speed boat ride. experts say that's not recommended for pregnant women. >> suffice it to say there least trying to have another little royal. >> what a handsome couple. the annual rattlesnake rodeo drew crowds of snake lovers and curious reptile fans alike to a small city in alabama. expert snake-handlers showed off their skills with the slithery serpents... but carefully avoided dangerous bites while displaying the animals. organizers say this is their 53rd year of hosting the rattlesnake rodeo! now we go from snakes to demetrius. >> let's take a look at our day. temperatures are going to fall quickly. take your have your coat with you. i know you probably don't want to do it. but you will need it. temperatures will fall quickly. across the board, we were mid- 60's a few hours ago. the cold air is coming from the north. we could expect to see temperatures drop quickly. most of the day are in the low 50s. when coming out of the south and west. changes of the north. temperatures will jump up into the '40's but that's about it. talking about rain, light showers into like the can recount tease but that's about it. there is the promise of more rain coming as we have the rain and snow line. the disturbance will rollback in. rain comes back close to 9:00 a.m.. snow comes in the afternoon after 2:00 p.m. chance of snow until 11:00 p.m.. the rain will change to snow. hopefully we will see the lunar eclipse. much of the snow melt as it hits the surface. today daytime high 42. >> still ahead, runners are getting ready for the boston marathon one year after the bombing. >> why a judge ordered a grown man to wear a sign that lets everyone know he is a bully. >> and a linebacker is trending after being drafted at the los angeles airport. we have details on that coming up. >> everyone know that he is a bully. the judge ordered the man to stand on a street corner holding a sign that said he picks on disabled children. part of his punishment after pleading no contest to disorderly conduct charges. a neighbor accused him of bullying the adopted children for 15 years. prosecutors say he used event for the neighbor's garage to hook up a device that smeared dog feces on parts of the house. he was also sentenced to 15 days in jail. >> we're one week away from the boston marathon. and given the tragic bombings that killed three people and injured dozens at last year's marathon, the runners face a double challenge this time. there are the physical demands, of course. but for those who ran last year a powerful *emotional challenge... and 36 thousand runners are ready to face it. these events that keep happening, we need to rise above them. i think you have to stick with your team and breathe in and break out every day and the anniversary will come and be very emotional. but you will move through it and you'll feel the sense of relief as to get past that date. >> sally duval lost a brother in the world trade center attacks in 2001... she says she wants to show others that it's possible to heal a broken spirit. a new toothpaste is available ... it may get take some getting used to. it's chocolate- flavored toothpaste made by theodent. the company claims it can actually regenerate your enamel is why it's selling for one- hundred dollars a tube. i will mix it with your toothpaste. >> i'm sure that will be great for your enamel. >> and sure i hear it does wonders. >> a great new toothpaste ... a hundred dollars for 12. that's ridiculous. >> are we done with this story? >> there must be another line to drop. >> none can be said. >> we are expecting snow to come our way. not too much. less than an inch but it's still lead in the season for anything. usually only get about a trace. we are expecting 1 in. or less. much of it will melt as it reaches the surface but as the sun goes down we do have the potential for grassy accumulation. our numbers will drop today. here is the seven days forecast. today's daytime high in the low 40's. tonight we're down to 30. 53 on wednesday. thursday's high temperature is 62. >> your klipper needs new batteries. will talk about that later. traffic is looking good so far. why are you laughing? i just realized why ... more flashing lights. this is all i have. get me out of here. >> great traffic report. >> the lights are flashing. that traffic. that was a great report. let's talk about what stranding. something happened the yesterday ... >>. wins another green jacket! >> there he is. winning his second green jacket in three years. that was the highlight right there his kid meeting him at the last green. most of it was uneventful. he had the lead into the eighth hole held onto it from there. it was great to see him win again. he's always crying but for good reasons. >> because he got richer. >> and not so great story for the san francisco liner arrested at the airport on a charge of a false report of a bomb threat. according to the lapd he was collected for secondary screening for the tsa when he became belligerent and uncooperative with the process and with the agent making a comment indicating he was in possession of a bomb before proceeding to the gate area purity continue to be uncooperative. the 49 is released a statement say they're disappointed to learn about the incident. they don't have any further comment until the facts are collected. not good news for him. moving on, there you are. reuniting this year. the most traded moment at the music festival. according to some of the statistics that have come up the most traded moment of the concert, 500,000 tweets, 90,000 were about three reunion. are you a fan? you have to love them. am i saying this correctly? a lot of people complain about the crowd not being as intimate as they should have been. this was streaming over the weekend. and finally, madmen season seven premier. they're picking this up into a two year. seven episodes and then seven next year. a lot of people complaining say they need a refresher it feels like 80 years since their last on the air. lots of people said it was a very dark episode. i did not watch it because it's on at 9:00 and i got a bed at like 4:08 p.m.. but lots of people said it was good. >> turning to the early bird special, the question is the female lead in a hundred games trilogy is from which district? if you know the answer log onto our website and you could win a $50 to its certificate. the winner will be chosen later today. >> still ahead, the highlights from the mtv movie awards. stay with us. with us. oh! the name your price tool! you tell them how much you want to pay, and they help you find a policy that fits your budget. i told you to wear something comfortable! this is a polyester blend! whoa! uh...little help? i got you! unh! it's so beautiful! man: should we call security? no, this is just getting good. the name your price tool, still only from progressive. was the top winner at the 22-nd m-t-v movie awards -- hosted by conan o'brien. it took movie of the year... and earned the best female and male performance from josh hutcherson and jennifer lawrence. mila kunis picked up the trophy for "best villain" as the wicked witch of the west in "oz the great and powerful." the actress is expecting her first child with ashton kutcher later this year. her little black dress helped camouflage her new curves, but there was definitely the hint of a bump underneath. zac efron won the "best shirtless performance" award for--is that really a category? it was for his scenes in "that awkward moment" ... and british singer rita ora made sure he followed through on his twitter promise to strip off his shirt. efron, at first shy about flashing the audience, took it all the way off and flexed. the crowd went wild. old brother. >> i have been doing my push- ups' just for this moment. let's take a look at our day. 42 degrees is the high temperature. we are already at 60 but we will cool down here expect light snow cool down here expect light snow into tonight. oll, we say ♪ ♪ we want you to be okay ♪ enroll, we say ♪ take care people for goodness 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