en chicago illinois vivían Ávila univisión. >> por el momento es todo desde washington regresamos un poco más adelante en el noticiero vamos a estudio con jorge ramos. >> gracias y vamos a hacer la pausa comercial en en seguida por primera vez habla la familia del joven muerto en la frontera, y un ataque en moscú deja muertos y . >> ataque suicida con maleta entró en el aeropuerto más activo de moscú y causó enorme explosión matando a 30 personas he hiriendo a 200 se encontró la cabeza del sospechoso pero nadie se ha adjudicado el atentado. >> el giro de el caso de un joven que murió en frontera, vamos a la frontera con salvador duran. >> qué tal muy buenas tardes y la familia de sergio cruzó la frontera de ciudad juárez hacia el paso para dar primeras declaraciones sobre la demanda en contra del gobierno de los estados unidos, aquí también hay evidencias nuevas incluyendo una testigo que ha hecho declaraciones controversiales. >> en la demanda civil la familia de sergio el adolescente que murió el 7 de julio de un balazo en la cabeza disparado por un agente de la patr

. >>> this comes to us from wmaq in chicago, illinois, where in nearby crystal lake one chihuahua had one very close call. chico was out for a walk with his owner when a great horned owl swooped in and attacked him. his battle wounds tell the story. he was dragged across the side walk and through the snow with only his tiny little jacket blocking the full brunt of that animal's pierce says claws. he is now afraid of the dark. chico is not afraid of owls. at least not stuffed ones. i'm lynn berry, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> furry friends got special treatment at the vatican yesterday. pets ranging from rabbits to horses gathered in st. peters square for the annual animal blessing. the event celebrates the peace day of st. anthony. in addition, owners were able to take advantage of free veterinarian checks that were offered at the event for their pets. >>> you would think seals would feel right at home in icy waters, but because these seals were born in captivity they were unsure how to handle the conditions and got stuck. w

jacome, chief executive officer, healthcare alternative systems incorporated, chicago, illinois. john de miranda, president and ceo, stepping stone, san diego, california. william lossiah-bratt, board of directors, southeastern regional representative, faces and voices of recovery, cherokee, north carolina. dr. clark, why should we be concerned about ethnic and racial differences within the addiction and recovery field, as well as other differences? well, one of the things that we want to make sure is that people who have substance use problems are able to recover and that materials that we use can assist them in that process. and so, you know, there are differences associated with cultural values and beliefs, starting from how one physiologically responds to a particular substance misuse to how certain substances are used in a cultural context. so if we're going to facilitate recovery, we need to understand the language, the beliefs, the social context associated with those substances. and that will help us facilitate that person's recovery by showing that we understand the life

, illinois. dr. john kelly, associate professor in psychiatry, massachusetts general hospital, harvard medical school, boston, massachusetts. lureen mcneil, director, bureau of recovery services, new york state office of alcoholism and substance abuse services, new york, new york. carlos hardy, director of public affairs, baltimore substance abuse systems, incorporated, baltimore, maryland. john, what role does language play in forming public opinion on addiction and mental health issues? i think language plays a critical role in the way that, after all, it's the, it conveys the meaning of, of what we're trying to express. and so i think it plays a very important role and we should think carefully about the terms that we use because of that. so, why does some language impede the understanding, lureen, of, of our field and the way we refer to people? well i think particularly now that we have this new recovery framework, people are holding on to the old language. and the new language really holds

frederick at ebenezer baptist church in chicago, illinois, where i was raised up at. and i, when i got to be, i think, about 12 or 13 years old, my sister bought me a guitar because i had heard john lee hooker playing. and i made the statement, "if that cat can play, i know i can learn." [laughter] and actually, i was being real self-centered to myself then, like, kind of making fun of him. but today john lee hooker is a monument. i mean, he is bigger than big, you know. with the way he was doing, he had a style that was his. there was no copying. he's got people running around trying to figure out, "what are you doing? how do you do that," you know. so i decided to try to play like muddy waters, elmore james, and all these different blues people. i tried to learn this when my mother went to the a&p. [laughter] you understand? see, 'cause she didn't deal with the guitar. she didn't like it. she loved that violin, but that guitar was just not the right thing to have in her house. you understand? and she told me many time, "don't bring that in here, boy." and like, she

. >> also approximately emmanuel back on the ballot for mayor of chicago. illinois supreme court says the former white house chief of staff does meet residencey requirement. he's now considered the front runner in the race. >>> coming up. why they were l cracking crab like it was going out of style in san francisco. how do you get drug across the border? stay with us. pass pa. >> some innovative truck smugglers used old invention as new way to move marijuana across the border. night vision surveillance video show several men preparing a giant cat pult to fling the pot into the u.s. happened over a border fence 80 miles south east of tucson. mexican authorities disrupted the operation. smugglers took off in a humvee leaving behind the catapult and suv and about 45 pounds of marijuana you. u.s. border patrol agent say they have never seen anything like it. >>> airport in london declared a 3 inch plastic toy gun a firearm and banned it from a transatlantic flight. take a look. canadian tourist brought this soldier as present for her husband and in it arms you

. >> you know, there was no mention of chicago. or illinois. >> well, i guess they had enough in new jersey and new york and connecticut. maybe chicago will be next. >> these are the five families of new york. >> i'm sorry. when i heard this story, i felt kind of nostalgic because the days of the mob seem associated with yesteryear. and ever since the hbo award- winning series "the sopranos," i think that humanized the mob. and while they did and probably do horrendous things, it's hard to look at these arrests and think that this is removing a huge scab from america. >> remember that the sopranos -- >> tony soprano now is your hero? is that it? >> not my hero, exactly. but they humanized the mob. >> set in general general -- new jersey for a reason. >> we're talking about the five major organized crime families, that they all got busted in this fbi bust. but this story is -- i agree with eleanor, this is a very old school kind of story because their tactics even seem kind of old school, the racketeering, the prostitution, the stri

. >> you know, there was no mention of chicago. or illinois. >> well, i guess they had enough in new jersey and new york and connecticut. maybe chicago will be next. >> these are the five families of new york. >> i'm sorry. when i heard this story, i felt kind of nostalgic because the days of the mob seem associated with yesteryear. and ever since the hbo award- winning series "the sopranos," i think that humanized the mob. and while they did and probably do horrendous things, it's hard to look at these arrests and think that this is removingnga huge scab from america. >> remember that the sopranos -- >> tony soprano now is your hero? is that it? >> not my hero, exactly. but they humanized the mob. >> set in general general -- new jersey for a reason. >> we're talking about the five major organized crime families, that they all got busted in this fbi bust. but this story is -- i agree with eleanor, this is a very old school kind of story because their tactics even seem kind of old school, the racketeering, the prostitution, the str

, illinois. i have a bunch of different documents, i could have done powerpoint but as some of my former students in here know i'm technically computer illiterate, so i didn't bother with that. they're in the book, i'll try to describe them. but this one right here, communist party of america, it doesn't -- it looks like this on microfiche, it's actually a good represumptuous, these are 100-year-old documents. but the executive secretary, and can it's very brief. he's sending it to the folks at the communist international in moscow. in the name of the communist workers of the united states organized in the communist party of america, i extend greetings to the communist party of russia. long live to soviet republics, love live the congress international. fraternally yours, executive secretary, charles ruthenberg who today is buried on the wall of the kremlin. but as you see these right off, you learn what the american government learned and what anticommunists said throughout the 20th century, tha

the illinois state supreme court cleared the way for that late today. >>> when we come back here tonight, we go inside rehab to look at the journey ahead for congresswoman giffords. >>> and later, the mystery of the piano on the florida sandbar gets better. the kind of stuff you just can't make up. >>> arizona congresswoman gabby giffords had her first full day of rehab today in the houston hospital that will be her home for what's expected to be several months now. we've learned a lot of rehab lessons these past few years, sadly because of the number of brain injured returning veterans from our dual wars overseas. and tonight nbc's robert bazell has an inside look at the rigorous process of getting patients to a new normal after this kind of brain injury. >> reporter: no two brain injuries are the same. but rehabilitation can be one of the most difficult challenges in medicine. >> good job. now we'll do the next one. >> reporter: few facilities know this as well. as the veterans administration poly trauma clinic in palo alto, california. >> this is like a plan, how to solve this problem

supreme court has now given the okay for rahm emanuel to run for mayor of chicago. a lower court had ruled that the former white house chief of staff was not eligible because he had not lived in the windy city for a full year. >>> doctors in johannesburg are keeping a close eye on former south african president nelson mandela. the 92-year-old mandela has been in the hospital since wednesday, with a collapsed lung. >>> and students at dozens of "challenger" centers for space science education, are remembering the space disaster today, 25 years ago. that's the tragedy that rattled the nation. >>> coming up later on "good morning america," our own robin roberts sits down with the self-described mom in chief, michelle obama. the first lady shares her plans to improve the diet of our nation's military recruits. first, she targeted the nation. walmart made some changes. and now, the military, will hopefully follow suit. >> important changes, too. looking at the obesity rates around the country. certainly big calls for her. >>> for some of you, now, your local news is comi

. >>> former white house chief of staff rahm emanuel's name is staying on the ballot for mayor of chicago. the illinois state supreme court will hear emmanuel's request to overturn a decision ruling that he doesn't need the residency requirement to run. the court says it will hear the case quickly. >>> straight ahead your wednesday morning weather. and in sports a comeback win for one of the nba's top teams. can getting enough vegetables make you feel good? oh, yeah. v8 juice gives you 3 of your 5 daily servings of vegetables. v8. what's your number? lose those lines for up to a year! juvÉderm® xc is the gel filler your doctor uses to instantly smooth out lines right here. temporary side effects include redness, pain, firmness, swelling, bumps, or risk of infection. ask your doctor about juvÉderm® xc. >> man: delivering a 200-pound ice sculpture means i don't have any margin for error. one wrong turn, and i could end up unloading a puddle of water. >> gps: turn right ahead. >> man: so i make sure i have the right guidance to get me exactly where i need to be. it's the same with taxes.

>> you know, the last time i saw where elizabeth ray was, i was in west chicago, illinois, and i went by a pancake house, and up on the marquis, it said appearing tonight, elizabeth ray. i know she had gone to new york, which i wrote that exclusive in the story, she was going to study acting around lee strasburg. i don't think the acting worked out. i think she went into the lounge singing circuit. i think that's what she was doing at this pancake house, which at night was serving things other than pancakes. i have no idea where she is now. >> how many years of your life have you lived in alexandria, virginia? >> all my life there, except from 1980, through college, i was in norfolk. then 1980 to 1984, i launched my journalism career, montana, there four years before coming back to cover the reagan white house. >> what was the impact of old dominion university, college then? >> university. it used to be the norfolk division of william and mary at williamsburg. >> what was the impact of that education on you? >> it was a wonderful education. i had a great journalism professor. i majore

an illinois appeals court has ruled him ineligible to run because he lived part of last year in washington. emanuel immediately filed an appeal to the state supreme court. but early voting starts next week. >>> a former stealth bomber engineer has now been sentenced for selling military secrets to the chinese. noshir gowadia appeared in court. prosecutors say he helped the chinese, in order to pay the mortgage on his ocean front home in hawaii. this morning, the chinese dismissed the report that information was used to build their own stealth aircraft. >>> and it's been a particularly violent few days for the men and women who protect our streets. 13 police officers have been shot since thursday in several separate incidents. four of those officers shot fatally. the most recent shooting yesterday in florida took the lives of two st. petersburg officers. a u.s. marshal was also hurt in that incident. >>> and the mayor of the nation's largest city is urging washington to take action against gun violence. new york mayor michael bloomberg wants to close loopholes that allows some people to buy

and one more political note about the race for mayor in chicago. the illinois supreme court said today rahm emanuel's name must be on the ballot while it reviews a lower court ruling that took him off. the lower court ruled yesterday that the former white house chief of staff did not meet the one-year residency requirement to be mayor. and still ahead here on the "cbs evening news," they are in a league of their own. moms on ice. but up next, outrage in lebanon as a terrorist organization takes control of the government. , i don't always let the worry my pipes might leak compromise what i like to do. i take care with vesicare, because i have better places to visit than just the bathroom. ( announcer ) once-daily vesicare can help control your bladder muscle, and is proven to treat overactive bladder with symptoms of frequent urges and leaks, day and night. if you have certain stomach or glaucoma problems, or trouble emptying your bladder, do not take vesicare. vesicare may cause allergic reactions that may be serious. if you experience swelling of

the illinois supreme court ruled he does meet chicago's residency requirements. emanuel had never stopped campaigning, even after an appeals court ruled the two years he spent in washington disqualified him under the residency rules. he was asked to comment during a candidates debate last night. >> i've always said that the voters should make this decision on who should be the next mayor, and what the supreme court decided today was the voters will make that decision. >> emanuel is a heavy favorite to win next month's election. >>> we have unconfirmed reports this morning that the body of a young mother missing in western michigan has been found. 30-year-old amy henslee vanished from her rural home on monday. this morning, cbs affiliate wwmt in grand rapids is reporting that the bodies of two women were found at a mobile home nearby. relatives are said to have identified one of them as amy henslee. yesterday afternoon henslee's cousin was taken by police for questioning. it's reported blood was discovered in his trailer. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," stocks in asi

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did not live in chicago for a year before the election. and analysts said that he always intended to return to chicago was only living in washington at the request of the president. >> a few increasing clouds this evening, you could see on our roof cam over downtown san francisco we will see increasing high clouds out there tonight. it also fought in the delta bought into tomorrow more sunshine. here's a look on storm tracker, you notice the clouds pushing into northern california. this will push into the bay area this evening. the current conditions, in the '50s all this cloud cover not hurting the top pitchers. 58 oakland, a 64¢ fall, 64 napa. in the low 60s and the bay shore is but 68 in los gatos. the stick a look at fog tracker for tomorrow morning. central valley fog is dense wall down to the cells, its struggling to reform up to the north. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay and tomorrow you see that central valley fog, winds will carry it into the delta more than the tracker showing. it will clear out tomorrow morning earl

, illinois on the line for democrats. caller: thank you. i have two points. what country is this young lady from? guest: i was born in england. i came here when i was 9. i got my citizenship when i married my husband when i was 27. ored to meet d to ronald reagan when i got my citizenship. caller: my next point. excuse me, hello? host: mail, go ahead. , go ahead. caller: ok. we saw the rise of these right- wing the think tanks during ronald reagan. host: i need you to get back to the conversation of job creation. caller: she did not mention that the democrats put in a bill that the pentagon had to buy only american-made a solar panels. we are trying to get back on track. they cannot buy solar panels made in china. host: we will leave it there, and doors. thanks for the call. guest: it does not mean that the rest of the country has to have those provisions. the pentagon may be limited to buying solar panels made in a united states, but the rest of the country would by solar panels from china and windmills and other kinds o

former white house chief of staff rahm emanuel is back on the ballot in chicago. the illinois supreme court granted him a stay, a day after an appeals court found him ineligible to run for mayor. the state's top court ordered city election officials to print ballots with emanuel's name. it is still considering the appellate court's decision on an expedited timetable. that court ruled monday that emanuel did not meet the requirements to run for office, since he did not live in chicago for the year before the election. in economic news, u.s. consumer confidence hit an eight-month high in january, with americans feeling more optimistic about the job market. meanwhile, new data showed home prices are falling across most of america's largest cities. the mixed reports caused stocks on wall street to finish flat. the dow jones industrial average lost 3 points to close at 11,977. the nasdaq rose more than a point to close at 2719. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to gwen. >> ifill: as kwame mentioned, the atmospherics at tonight's joint address to cong

that says he's not eligible to run for the mayor of chicago. two of three justices on an illinois appeal court's panel said that he does not meet the year-long residency requirement. all three of those judges happen to be democrats. emanuel argues that he kept a home in the city while serving in the white house. time is running out as the ballots for the february 22nd election are set to go to the printer within days. >>> also today we learned a secret about the queen of daytime television. oprah announced that she has a half-sister she never knew about. her mother gave up the woman identified only as patricia in 1963. oprah was 9 years old at the time and living with her father. patricia learned in 2011 that oprah was her half sister. she found out about patricia just last november. >> well we have a good questionl find out about after this break. [ male announcer ] when sean was looking at mba programs, he wanted a curriculum designed to meet market needs, with faculty who brought real-world perspective on where the business world was headed

. >> in peoria, illinois. >> i am from northern chicago. >> what brings you to the washington center? >> i have loved the sea for as long as i remember, and i wanted to i've the opportunity to expand my horizons. >> why? >> i started college in the fall of 2007, so it was about the time the primaries started. i started canvassing and going door-to-door and volunteering with local campaigns. i love to talk to people. hearing their stories of what issues affect them. it was not so much the issue itself, but it was how their lives have changed because things have happened. >> have you changed your mind about anything since you have been here? >> not particularly. over the past few years -- i do not want to say i am cynical, but i have lost that now leave mine said i had when i was younger. i think it comes down to really looking at all sides and all possible angles to understand an issue and understand that there is a solution and we have to figure out there are multiple solutions. >> so you were here when the tragedy in arizona happened. what was your first reaction to that, and what ha

live in chicago for the required amount of time. emanuel, known as a fighter, is vowing to appeal, but the ballots are printed tomorrow. >>> the man charged with shooting congresswoman gabrielle giffords and others in tucson was smiling as he walked into court today. jared loughner pleaded not guilty to federal charges that he tried to assassinate congresswoman giffords and two of her aides and while loughner was in court in arizona, giffords continued her long and hard road back in houston. tonight bob woodruff has the latest from the hospital. >> reporter: silence today at memorial hermann hospital in houston in wake of the announcement this weekend that congresswoman giffords had suffered her first setback. fluid on the brain. the accumulation of fluids in the brain occurs when a bullet penetrates the skull making the brain bleed or swell. to remove the excess brain fluid doctors have likely inserted a drain into a hole in her skull. >> pressure built up perhaps too quickly for the brain to accommodate, which could cause what we

. >>> today the illinois supreme court ordered chicago election officials not to print any mayoral ballots without we manual's name while the justices consider whether to hear the appeal. yesterday a state pail lat court ruling tossed him out of the race saying he -- appellate court ruling tossed him out of the race saying he did not meet the one year requirement to run. election day is february 22nd. however, early voting begins monday. we manual who is --. >>> a school bus driver is on leave after she was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving. the california highway patrol says the driver was pulled over saturday evening while on her way to pick up a high school debate team. the driver called 911 to report the school bus weaving. the bus driver failed the sobriety test and was taken to jail. another driver had to be sent to pick the debate team up. >> the speech teacher gathered around and said i have something to tell you. our bus driver just got pulled over for a dui. >> the same driver dropped off the students that morning. the district says they are currently investigating. >>> the

. >>> former white house chief of staff rahm emanuel is back in the race for mayor of chicago. the illinois supreme court overruled a lower court which threw emanuel off the ballot because he hadn't lived in the city for a year. emanuel says he's relieved and he got a phone call of congrats from his old boss, president obama. >>> now we shift gears to a growing controversy in bloomington, indiana, over the national anthem performed before high school sporting events. it's not the actual song but how it's sung that has some people complaining. chance walter from our indianapolis station, wrtv has the details. ♪ o say can you see >> reporter: no one is disputing this girl can song. 16-year-old bloomington high north sophomore shea warfield cross has been performing the national anthem at school sporting events for more than a year. a recent performance at a boy's basketball game has some people upset about how she sings. >> the complaints that were alleged were that the -- while the words were not changed in the national anthem, the tune was unrecognizable as being the national

for the mayor's race in chicago. that candidates must live in the city they hope to lead for at least a year before the election. emanuel's lawyers are now asking the illinois supreme court to stay the ruling and hearing an expedited appeal. meanwhile, chicago's board of elections chairman has order printing to begin on ballots without emanuel's name in order to be ready for january 31st, the start of early voting. >>> russian officials are trying to figure out who was behind a deadly terror attack at moscow's busiest airport yet. at least 35 people were killed and over is 00 injured. so far, there's been no claimed of responsibility, but officials have focused on chechan militants that have claimed many recent terror attacks in russia, including last year's double suicide bombing in the moscow subway system in a killed 40. >>> jared loughner, the man accused in this month's deadly tucson shootings has pleaded not guilty to charges he tried to kill congresswoman gabrielle giffords and two of her aides. making his sec

she is from chicago, illinois. 100 years old. thanks her longevity to her scottish heritage and walking on a treadmill every day. harold mccullough, mckee's rock, pennsylvania. 100 years old. lives in the same house where he was born, and he is a world war ii veteran, and he is proud of it. mary loma wells of cincinnati, ohio. home of the best hot dogs in the world. 102. second try. she says it's her faith in the good lord and a positive attitude. a combination that can't be beat. we have jewel bledsoe. i have a million bledsoes that are down in florida that are relatives. she lives in caldwell, idaho, and lives independently and worked in her late 80s in daycare service. e.d. richard, 100 years old, and we wish him a happy birthday. wonderful. that's it. one more, and that's it. we have gertrudealper from great neck, new york. she volunteers at the hospital. how about that at 100? taking care of stroke patients. that's all from beautiful fort myers at this time, and now back to the great big apple. >> thank you so much, willard.

today the illinois supreme court ruled you nap mustly in his favor. three days ago a lower court threw him off the ballot because he didn't live in the city a full year. the high court said that had no foundation in illinois law. >> hawaii legislature introduced a bill allowing any one to get a keep of president obama birth record for 100 dollars. backers hope the measure will finally dispel skeptic who claim the president was born elsewhere and therefore ineligible to be president. >>> priest from san jose is the basis for a character in new hollywood movie about exorcism. fat gary thomas has been the official exorcist of the diocese of san jose the past several years. he was trained at the vatican and movie the rite is loosely based on his experiences. as continual as exorcism is father gary told abc news he says it works and the devil is real. >> when i have been in the involved of ministry of exorcism and prayed with people who have had demon attachment i have seep satan. >> "nightline"more with father gary tonight right after this news cast. >>>

. >>> rahm emanuel's bid to be the mayor of chicago got a temporary boost from the illinois supreme court. the court ordered election officials to keep his name on ballots being printed this week, while they decide if he can run. absentee and early voting begins over the next few days. >>> a big cleanup job in florida this morning, after some strong storms battered neighborhoods from tampa all the way to miami. >> a tornado touched down in st. petersburg, sending a gas station awning crashing right on to a car. the driver had just gotten out of that car -- rather, gotten into that car. and it took rescuers nearly an hour to free her. heavy rain and 75-mile-per-hour winds swept through other areas. many trees toppled. and thousands of people lost their power. >>> elsewhere around the nation, it will be a snowy morn from northern mississippi and alabama, to memphis and lexington, kentucky. that snow mixes with some light rain as it moves into washington, d.c., philadelphia, new york and boston. it will get a lot heavier later on tonight, leaving up to eight inches on the ground by thursday

bears, understandably from illinois senator durbin, that we are fair and balanced. i understand that you brought something to the event today, bill kristol. >> i brought this. i received this in the mail last week after i said wisconsin had a good week with reince priebus being r.n.c. chairman and packers winning. in the mail wednesday, came a wonderful cheesehead. >> chris: i want you to put it on. >> i was scared you were going to say that. >> chris: okay. i want you to bear this for the entire panel. [ laughter i want you to wear this. >> this is in hon for of our colleague stephen hayes at chicago today. he will strip down the way the crazy green bay fans do. [ laughter >> chris: keep it on for the entire panel. >> bill, take it off. >> thank you. >> chris: i wanted him to wear it. you spill all the fun. >> anyway, the mid-terms, president obama has made a show, some say a reality of moving to the center. he made the tax deal on extenting the bush tax cut with republicans. he named bill daley chief of staff this week in the "wall street journal," he announced re

. >>> looks like rahm emanuel may not be able to run for chicago mayor after all. an appellate court in illinois took his name off the ballot because he didn't meet the one year residency requirement. emanuel rented out his chicago home and moved his family to washington to work for president barack obama for nearly two years. >> i had answered the president's obama's request to serve as his chief of staff. i still own a home here, i look forward to moving it into it one day. i vote from here, pay property taxes here. i do believe that the people of the city of chicago have the right to make a decision on who they want to be their next mayor. >> reporter: rahm emanuel has been considered the front runner in tomorrow's election. >>> he may be the vice president but joe biden the not excused from jury duty. this video shows him overseas, but this morning biden and several secret agents were there waiting with other hundred perspective jurors in a court in delaware. no word yet on whether the vice president will be selected to take part in a trial. >>> experts today p

last evening, the illinois supreme court affirmed his eligibility for the office. the court overturned a lower court ruling that emanuel had not lived in chicago for a full year before the election. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to judy. >> woodruff: and we come back to the turmoil in egypt. at the white house, spokesman robert gibbs repeated pleas for both sides to avoid violence, and said now is the time for the mubarak government to reform. but he went further, with a warning that washington will review its financial assistance to egypt. the u.s. provided $1.3 billion in military aid and $250 million in economic aid in fiscal year 2010. gibbs spoke to reporters before president mubarak addressed his country this evening. >> the security personnel in egypt needs to refrain from violence. protestors should reframe-- refrain from violence as well. the legitimate grievances that have festered for quite some time in egypt have to be addressed by the egyptian government immediately. and violence is not the response. >> what is the united states

. >> illinois supreme court has ordered city of chicago to stop printing mayor ballot that don't contain emmanuel name. that decision came just hours after president obama former chief of staff filed an appeal asking the court to over turn a ruling that knocked him off the ballot. just yesterday illinois appellate court ruled he miami!ma'am was in eligible to run because he wouldn't have lived in chicago for full year before the election. emmanuel attorney call that decision one of the most far reaching election law rulings issued by an illinois court. officials though the high court halted ballot printing the court still has not ruled on whether emmanuel can run for office. he held a 44 percent to 21 percent lead over former illinois senator mosely brawn in recent poll. >> all right. don't look now but the calendar says winter officially around for another couple months. not what millions of shivering americans want to hear after record breaking storms and arctic air in the east. expert now have answers about what is going on. here's weather editor sam champion. >> 3 quarters of the uni