-i want the challenge of building a business in detroit by people's hands from detroit. -mm-hmm. -so my offer is $300,000 for 51 percent. i think needs $100,000 for building out efficiencies in the shop. it needs to have some rhyme or reason to it. -right. -things that allow us to lower cost and increase output. in addition to that, $150,000 for working capital, raw materials, and then, $50,000 specifically for research and development and the creation of new products, buying textiles, trying new things and turning them into real high-margin moneymakers. -so you'd want to see a wider assortment or something? -i think we have to work collectively with the team to allow creativity to breathe. -that's a bit of a shift. -is it? what's so shifty about it? -jeans aren't going to be our primary focus. -this company will not survive as a men's denim jean company. -$300,000 sounds like a reasonable dollar amount. on the personal part of it, i have put money in, and i'm a 10 percent owner. giving up 50 percent of my investment, how do i get my return on my investment? i would like to be ab

detroit michigan in boulder, colorado rounded out top three on the list. jim, jan? >> detroit? what's going on in detroit, duscheusne. >> jim, i had the same reaction. now, i have heard from, you know, multiple people, that detroit has been on a road to recovery. >> yes. >> but i was surprised. but my producer said what did you say quicken loans, quicken loans was there? i don't see how that put detroit on the list, though. >> all right. well, we'll have to do some more digging on this one, thanks, diane, you have great weekends. >> do some research. >> too. >> well, some breaking news out of washington right now. the house is just okayed a two -year $400 billion budget deal. now the senate passed the deal earlier this morning. too late to stop a federal government shutdown. now the president still has to sign the budget for the government to reopen. but again, a budget deal has been okayed. >>> meanwhile, a washington dc townhouse with a special place in history is now up for sale. >> it was the scene after dinner party where jfk met jacky. listed at $1.7 million. jack and jac

mean this this is not that this happens there are shootings every day in the inner cities of miami detroit and chicago and washington d.c. but you know in a suburban area like this it's it just makes people go back and wonder what's still unknown in our country we i mean when they think about it you got seventeen yesterday. recent killing at the texas baptist church twenty six las vegas bulls nightclub forty no new down twenty seven six hundred eight zero nine eighteen charleston knowing or corrupt colorado twenty nine hundred thirteen he's going on and on and on and it's always with the same weapon. that weapon is an assault rifle that is available to citizens. to magic in it it's modeled after the sixteen which the military uses talk to me a little bit about that weapon and why is it so easy for people to get the united states. well i could write a story. about it i know and i want to see if i could i get bumped stock right now i get the whole bring him home with magazines i could get extended magazines right now even after the shooting i could go by in this country and it's not the caus

detroit wins this game 2-1 in the shoot-out. the sharks have a four-game winless streak. >>> before the olympics we have super bowl sunday. you ready? with each passing day things getting more serious for the patriots and the eagles. eagles practice at the university of minnesota today, philadelphia stopped practice for 30 minutes to simulate the longer than usual intermission they'll experience at the half tile show, justin timberlake performing. patriots practiced at the minnesota vikings headquarters. afterwards tom brady, who is 40 now, was asked if sunday would be his last game. >> why does everyone want me to retire so bad? i don't get it. i'm having fun. team's doing good. you know. i know i'm a little bit older than most of the other guys. but i'm really enjoying it. >> sounds like a no. nbc bay area is of course your home for super bowl sunday. our coverage starts in the morning at 9:00 and then we have the kickoff which is actually at 3:30 in the afternoon. so you need to have the nachos ready by 3:00. >> chicken wings

detroit from ft. wayne, this area along the border between michigan, indiana and ohio, that's 9 inches of snow with someone getting a foot of snow. easily the biggest snowstorm of the season. cleveland 2 to 4 inches of snow for you. pittsburgh, columbus, indianapolis, none. it's a very narrow band of heavy snow. here is a wider view. this is through sunday. so a good deal of snow, montana through nebraska, colorado thankfully getting some snow. you've struggled this winter to get snow, especially in the mountains. kansas city, 1 to 2 inches this weekend. the white and the green mountains are going to pick up a decent amount of snow. there's a lot of active weather out there. that was the snow portion of this. but there's going to be a lot of rain. bitter cold, northern plains, we're pretty good through the southern half of the country. rain begins to break out late today. we did this last weekend, too, with a soaking rain through the southeast. heavy rain, mississippi, alabama, maybe the possibility o

chicago and detroit that is where the moisture went. that is why they are getting the snow now with major delays in chicago and detroit. for us high pressure continues. not as warm tomorrow. we are still for saturday 60s and 70s. when i come back we will go long-range. maybe there is some rain.>>> there is a new effort to save and possibly relocate san francisco's oldest gay bar. it is been on larkin street in the tenderloin district since 1910. the new owners are planning to open a straight bar in the same space. supervisor spearheading an effort to save the gangway. they're trying to take a lesson from another gay bar in the city. the study was able to stay open by becoming a nightclub. the hope is to relocate the gangway to another location in the tenderloin. >>> a leader of the me to movement under fire herself. the accusations that prompted a state lawmaker here in california to take an unpaid leave of absence.>>> 49ers introduced jimmy g to the area. what he had to say about his contract and new home.>>> and aunt robbery in second

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detroit and chicago both big hubs. if you connect to any of those, you may not see them until monday. guys? >> al, thanks a lot. >>> we have a lot more to get to, including the rollercoaster ride on wall street. it has been a wild week with massive swings, including thursday's plunge is saw the dow close down more than 1,000 points. here to put things in perspective, as savannah calls it steph speak, stephanie ruhle, how are you? >> hey. >> you look at the drops and you start freaking out. but the headlines say we're in a correction. what does that mean? >> a correction means we're coming off a 10% fix from a 52-week high. we just got ahead of ourselves. think about it -- in december, hatchables, right? they're trading in the secondary market. people are hoarding them in their garages, you have to pay more for them. come january, we still like hatchables, they're a great toy. but the market is getting back to normal. you're still really good. you're 20% above where you were when president trump was elected. you have to

by 6:00 a.m., detroit, cleveland. all day long. it hugs the i-90 corridor right through central new york. albany gets it by 6:00 p.m. warnings up from montana to michigan. a tight gradient of 6 to 12 inches of snow across northern illinois through northern parts of ohio. david? >> rob, thank you. >>> next, to south korea tonight, the first competitions of the winter olympics already under way. a u.s. victory already. the opening ceremony set for tomorrow, of course. but the fireworks have already started. an american figure skater reportedly turning down a meeting with vice president mike pence. and a flap over who will carry the u.s. flag in the opening ceremony. abc's matt gutman, in south korea for us. >> reporter: the competition already under way before the opening ceremony. in curling, two americans siblings besting a pair of russians. the official russian team banned because of a massive doping scandal in the 2014 olympics. the russian curlers wearing uniforms identifying them as "olympic athletes from russia." and a day aft

millions bracing for snow, freezing rain and floods from dallas up through chicago and detroit. >>> and the mystery at sea tonight. the newlyweds. the wife who disappeared. the husband's story. and tonight, the major development. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and this evening, as those school children world those buses, demanding answers, the questions at the white house late today, asking what the president plans to do after the mass shootings, the most recent, of course, in parkland, florida. the president then late today taking action on guns. what he's now done. and the new images coming in tonight from our abc station, wplg. the pictures from inside the school. what they reveal. tonight, the white house is asked about ar-15s. should there be age limits for buyers? the shooter was 18 when he bought his legally. abc's mary bruce leading us off. >> reporter: as survivors of the florida school shooting tonight travel by bus to the state capitol to demand action, vowing washington is next, at the white house, they're already feeling the pr

especially from chicago to detroit. a little bit there in western york down toward erie, not that they're going to need any more. by the time we get to saturday what a mess in the southeast, another weekend dealing with some soaking rain. there will still be a little bit of snow in the northern edges, especially through northern new england and then the southeast will deal with some rain. just ahead upsets in college basketball plus a startle find in the mail in mexico. you're watching "early today." ? actually, you do. harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line, and if you're not taking care of your gums, you're not taking care of your mouth. so now i use this. crest gum detoxify. introducing new crest gum detoxify... it works below the gum line and is clinically proven to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. new gum detoxify, from crest. gums are good. so is my check up! crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. the bathroom. when things go wrong here, you remember. quilted norther

detroit are up the western conference. detroit are up against toronto, and i can tell you this one, 12 in a row for the houston rockets, dave play the utah jazz in a moment. hello there. winter refuses to relinquish its grip across the uk, but notjust across the uk, but across the whole of europe at the moment. with that high pressure still entrenched across scandinavia, and the siberian air spilling across europe, having such a dramatic impact. yes, we have got some snow around at the moment, and we still have weather warnings enforced. these affected areas will be the far northeast of england, also stretching down to essex, kent, and sussex coast lines, where we could see some accumulation starting to develop towards doren. the met office has issued an amber warning for these two areas, we could see as much as 5—10 cm of snow, that could affect the commute into the london area, you can also have an issue if you are driving or taking trains across the northeast of england as well. stay tuned to your local bbc radio stat

we're live in detroit next for all the numbers. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: this is "bloomberg markets." scarlet: it is time for the bloomberg business flash, a look at some of the against business stories in the news right now. main hedgecapital's fund today 6.6% hit in january, the worst monthly performance since 2008. the latest setback a difficult couple years. big bets against tech stocks have failed to deliver. green light trailed rivals in markets last year, rising 1.6%. the average hedge fund gained 6.5%. the s&p up 22%. gas could be the latest to get hit by the me too movement. shares dropped after kate upton posted on instagram using the me too #that the company cofounder should not be allowed to use his power to sexually harass women. s ceo.pped down as guess' general motors increase but trumps estimates. meanwhile, toyota sales rose almost 23%, almost twice what analysts and dissipated. -- anticipated. julia: let us get to bloomberg in detroit for more on auto sales. talk about the american -- based to

before we do that come already general motors is coming back into detroit. that is a really significant statement. many others to follow from many countries. mike, go ahead. that 2000me tell you people were laid off in my district in 2015 and a steel plant that's been operating for over 100 years. the concern that we have is that steel plant produces what is known as the oil country tubular goods. ctg, when we are doing exploration like that in oil, 200% andns dumped an overabundance of that particular market. because of that, we are not able to get those gallons back. that group of people there -- pres. trump: where do they go? mike: they are coming from korea now that they've turned up. unless we use the power under 232, because if something goes south, now all of a sudden while we are trying to come energy independent, these plants don't turn up overnight. we've got to try to do something for long-term. pres. trump: mike and most of the people at this table, that was done by the last administration. 150as supposed to produce to 200,000 jobs and it did for

and in fact, chicago and detroit could see a foot of snow. the morning rush could be very dangerous. heavy snow starting overnight in sioux falls, south dakota. in new york, the cleanup from yesterday's storm, bracing for the new round to come. dangerous travel from that storm, including this driver -- wow -- losing control on an icy road in connecticut. rob is tracking it all for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: i tell you what, david, this storm is looking more aggressive all day long. flakes already falling in rapid city, sioux falls. into northern illinois. this will fill in overnight. the heaviest coming in chicago after midnight. so, a good call to cancel schools there tomorrow. by 6:00 a.m., detroit, cleveland. you're on it all day long. it hugs the i-90 corridor right through central new york. albany gets it by 6:00 p.m. and we've got warnings that are up from montana to michigan again tonight. a tight gradient of 6 to 12 inches of snow across northern illinois in through northern parts of ohio. tough travel day tomorrow, david. >> all righ

, she served on a people's tribunal after the 1967 detroit uprising because of the police brutality during the uprising and because of the police killllings of thre young men atat a motel that pole are not indicted for your the newspapers are not following the case and the people of detroit, the people'sribunato hold the police accountable, rosa parks is on the jury of the tribunal with black power movement. her life, her political life is more expensive than we -- then one day on the bus. is "a title of your bus more beautiful and terrible history." explain. >> it is taken from james baldwin where he says american history is longer, larger, more various, more beautiful, more terrible than anything anyone has ever said about it. i chose the title because reckoning with this history is more terrible and more sober, more uncomfortable, it asks them to of us today. but, it is also more beautiful. when you see what people did. when you see the power of grassroots organizing. when you see how courageous the courage was. it is more beautiful and gives us much more where we are today. >> the less

but less than two months later chris's struggle would hit its peak in detroit. >> he was off pitch. he forgot words. first thing he said to me when he called me that night was the ringing, the ringing in my ears. i couldn't stop the ringing. he was slurring his speech a lot. >> at that point you were thinking you got to get him help. >> i'm like chris please tell me what you took if you tell me i forgive you and i'm going to come be with you tomorrow. i called the security guard and i i said you need to go to his room. the door will be bolted don't wait just break it. in the meantime i was calling for help. from the hotel as well. i said please call an ambulance. please send help. and then we, i mean, that -- that was it. >> chris had killed himself. >> my children had woke up and that was probably the most tragic thing you could ever go through. >> the events of that night still weigh heavily on vicky. >> people say, can't blame yourself. and i'm trying not to. but there were signs. >> you can't blame yourself, vicky. you relapse after cancer of i had a relapse and nobody questione

the flyers have traded a conditional fourth round pick to detroit for goalie. brian elliot is out until next month. they host the canadiens tomorrow night. >>> joel embiid had 19 points in 20 minutes during his all-star game >> a lot of fun. i made a lot of new friends and stuff. i talked a lot of trash. actually being around them showing them another side >> i love that jo jo is making new friends. >> a day off from school meant a day >>> more than 200 philadelphia students spent their day off from school playing basketball. >> it was all part of pal day organized by the police athletic league in philadelphia. >> we get to see these kids transition to >> 20 centers across the city. kate? >> already looking toward the weekend even though we just finished the last one and maybe still ongoing for some of you that are off on president's day. but as we head toward the upcoming weekend we're going to be looking for mild temperatures on saturday but it is a bit unsettled clouds and the chance for rain sunday as well. colder air could try to back in parts of the area

they are moving back from korea to detroit. they are moving also you saw chrysler moving from mexico to michigan. you have many other companies they all want to be where the action is. the tax -- big tax cuts had a big impact and kevin knows that maybe better than anybody. it had a big impact on that decision. when you see that general motors. we have a very bad trade deal with korea, very bad trade deal. a deal that is incompetent that somebody could have made a deal like that. we have a horrible trade deal with korea. now even before we do something with that. we're negotiating the trade deal with korea. we'll either negotiate a fair deal or terminate the deal. already general motors is coming back to detroit. that's a really significant statement. many others to follow from many other countries. mike, go ahead. >> mr. president, 2800 people were laid off in my district in 2015 in a steel plant that's been operating for over 100 years. the concern is, that steel plant produces what is known as the oil country tubular goods. o

in detroit? >> proximal he 1900 around the country, not just detroit. the judge has blocked nationwide. his basicasking for due process. let them go to immigration court to show they're going to be tortured or killed. when the judge said to the administration, why not give them time? it is clear they may be in danger. the minister said, no, we're not giving them any time. that is when the judge stepped in and best traditions of the federal court. " the deputy director attacking me to to share? ag, attorneyr the general sessions, he himself has said publicly that this country will be so much better if we don't have a judiciary where it is right now. that shows the direction of where we're heading, too. i also what to put on doubt two things. does point out two things. my case, the new jersey case is different and the fourth the mimic case is different. sayinge saying -- ice is the court doesn't have jurisdiction for a case that is given with a criminal conviction. it is not having to do the actual

so detroit style pizza is two things, one, wisconsin brick cheddar cheese and this detroit-style pan. you can get it online or do it in a lasagna pan. >> got our dough. >> no rollers needed. drop it in, coat it in olive oil, just push it out with your pirn fingers. now, you need to cook the dough a little bit so we'll drop this on the grill. >> i didn't know you could make pizza on the grill but i'm not known for my cooking skills. >> close the lid, let it cook three or four minutes and then -- >> okay. >> now for the fun stuff. >> that looks good. we've got a little sauce. make your own or do store bought? >> we do a real simple uncooked sauce. typically a detroit-style pizza would be sauce on top but we find this to be a little easier. one of the other keys for detroit-style pizza is you've got to get all the way to the edge because where the cheese hits the side of the pan it crisps up. >> throw on all this meat? >> exactly. >> we're almost out of time. how long do you put it on the grill when it's done? >> seven to eight minutes until the cheese is bubbly and crispy and delicious.

they're going to move back to detroit. you don't hear these things except for the fact that president trump became president. believe me, you wouldn't be hearing that. they're moving back from korea to detroit. you saw chrysler moving from mexico to michigan. and you have many other companies, all want to be where the action is, the big tax cuts had a big impact. kevin knows that better than anybody. it had a big impact on that decision. when you see that general motors, we have a very bad trade deal with korea, very, very bad trade deal. it's a deal that -- it's incompetent that somebody could have made a deal like that. so we have a horrible trade deal with korea. now even before we do something with that, because we're negotiating the trade deal with korea. we'll either negotiate a fair deal or terminate the deal. before we do that, already general motors is coming back into detroit. that is a really significant statement. many others to follow, from many other countries. mike, go ahead. >> yeah, mr. president, let me t

it has brought feet of snow to some places to our west from cleveland through michigan, detroit, through chicago, and even further west than that. this storm system is lifting north. this will not be our problem. it brought light flurries and light snow showers through the lehigh valley and the poconos today. you see this line of showers, there is a system lifting now out of the gulf of mexico, and this is what will happen, tonight we will be relatively quiet as steve pointed out. we're going to make it into the 40s and the 50s tomorrow. mainly in the afternoon we'll see that rain moving in, scattered showers in the afternoon, but it will start to pick up tomorrow night, and we'll get some very heavy rain moving in here after about 10:00 tomorrow night all of the way through the first half of sunday. we could see thunderstorms as well. especially for all of you in delaware and south jersey. this line of heavy, heavy rain is that i-95 corridor and to the south and west, and this will linger into the afternoon. the weekend forecast is warm but wet. 50s and maybe 60 for sunday. this is your

when detroit became to ireland they wanted to privatized the water utility. but there was no water utility. the water was sprayed in twenty seven local authorities so they were told or government by the troika to build. the i was government at. a company called irish water. which began installing meters. side to people's homes. the first protests took place. in scads of the city of clock glory a woman went out in the morning and said you are not putting up be the outside my house. the children that are coming into this station with vision one of the water meters and that was asked. what he and i were to there was a mass of supportive people here to stop them. and this was the forst time that the irish people had taken a stand on any issue since a steady had begun says the troika ride to towson and not. my daughter. i thought i thought it was really. cool. i think for some people it probably was the straw that broke the camel's back. i know of a sudden move in the street together. and people are joining the docks and you know what has the water meters got to d

the sharks skating in detroit tonight. trying to sflap a three game skid. they got the arena in the detroit that replaced the little sess ar arena. no score in third. he doesn't realize the puck under the pad. right leg and now in the net pushed in. 1-0 red wing that's a detroit stick on the ice. kevin le bank takes advantage. over-the-tide at 1. hurdle has to score to keep the sharks alive and the backhand is denied. red wings win 2-140 straight losses for team teal. if you watch a fair amount of nba basketball then you almost certainly have seen the halftime performer known at red panned aifr. turns out he you flew in sfo somebody stole the 7-foot uni cycle. she has had this for 30 years and toured the world with it. there is now a $2,000 reward for red panda's uni cycle. abc 7 sports brought tout by toyota. who else would be able to ride a 7 foot uni cycle doesn't make sense. hopefully give red panda back the uni cycle. >> with any luck turns on. >> coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, this comfort peacock ignite ago controversy. the airline crackdo

schools in chicago and detroit are closed. meteorologist ivan cabrera has more from the weather center. >> good morning. the snow is heavy. we will have a mess on our hands from chicago. you see the snow from iowa and southern minnesota and now getting into chicago where it will continue to snow throughout the day today. we had 1,500 miles of snow as far as the warnings which stretch from billings to chicago and points east. detroit as well. the snowfall rate will be 1 to 2 inches an hour. that will cause visibility to be zero. treacherous travel. 8 to 12 inches of snowfall. some areas could pick up more. a strip here through chicago and detroit and the arctic air will follow. the snow will not melt soon. temperatures today in the single digits to teens. guys. >> ivan, thank you. >>> that's the weather. this is your money. let's get a check on money stream. dow and s&p 500 officially in a correction. that's the tech callinical term. the dow alone fell 1,033 points yesterday. it was ugly last half hour of trading. the second ti

they were in detroit tonight finishing off a back-to-back.. to the fancy new little cesars arena wher >>> in detroit tonight finishing off back to back. look at the banners retracting. that's a fancy. red wings had 44 shots on goal. martin jones let only one get past him. to a shootout, 7th round. needs to keep the game a live, no. sharks lose in a shootout. they have dropped four straight games. >>> will the third time be the charm for terrell owens who finds out saturday night if he is indeed a hall of famere' no s there. but the 48 people that make up the hall's selection committee have chosen to keep him out the last two years. in an interview with tmz today owens was asked which team he would represent if he gets the gold jacket. >> an eagle a niner or a cowboy? >> i'll get back to you on that one. >> it's a hard decision right? >> well it won't be the niners. >> it won't be a niners? >> ouch. >> in fact both guys were wrong. hall of famers aren't enshrined with a specific team like baseball. whatever the case he's not a fan of the team t

and in detroit because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. twenty past here in the last u.s. military chief james mattis has urged congress to increase the country's defense spending this is necessary according to the defense secretary owing to the growing nuclear threat from russia and china. ball russia has reduced only the number of its accountable strategic nuclear force and russia has been modernizing these weapons as well as other nuclear systems moscow advocates a theory of nuclear escalation for military conflict china too is modernizing and expanding its already considerable nuclear forces pursuing entirely new nuclear capabilities several days ago the pentagon is to go to nuclear policy review in which it names north korea china and russia among its main security threats the defense department claims that it's not possible to delay the modernization of nuclear forces their view also says that the u.s. reserves the right to use a nuclear sponsor against a

for 26 year-old goalie, peter has spent his entire six year career in detroit. in fact, he has still been wearing the red wings pads he came with, he is excited about his debut. >> i'm really excited to be honest. i'm really excited. i hepp i play well. i want to help the team win. >> we got off to a good start here just in terms of getting into the dressing room and, you know, becoming part of the group. first opportunity tonight, now to see him come out and do his part and help us win a game. >> the phillies open up their spring training schedule today against university of tampa. my producer any told me quote, honestly they better win this game or it will be a licensing year unquote. and there is new skipper gabe kapler in his first game as phillies manager. he said you guys better win, get it done good day for jared eickoff, two innings, two strike out, in hits, no runs. tommy joseph at the dish. this is pretty much only run they would need first inning double. phillies win six to nothing. after the game kapler said he loved what he saw from the arms. >> i m

with her on dupont circle and went with her throughout beverly hills where she spent time in france to detroit where she was a microscopic of the history of the underground railroad in her apartment overlooked the detroit river. there was the freedom to say the same thing and it turned out to be an amazing moment. during world war ii she tried to get them to go into libraries and they wouldn't let them. i started realizing this then you are later in life she went to japan and used to tell me i'm mixed race. everybody says i'm african-american. i'm scottish, irish, cherokee and she would rattle them all off. getting an opportunity to write about her i got back you are the biographer, what is the dark side. there isn't one. she would take care of it. she would do after school programs and teach people and always dressed to the nines and i've let her read my book before publication when the final was done for no editorial comment. she called me and said there is one change to make. you call my husband raymond and alcoholic and he was a heavy drinker but not an alcoholic. she didn't like that term

schools in detroit, milwaukee, chicago all shut down. thousands of flights have already been canceled. >>> and check out this quarterback. once tom brady's backup. the highest paid player in nfl history. jimmy garoppolo, five-year contract, $137.5 million. >> whoo! >> your thoughts, michael strahan. >> i'm happy for him. i don't count anybody else's money. congratulations to jimmy garoppolo. he deserved it. >>> we begin with an abc news exclusive. supermodel kate upton is here live in our studio. she's going to talk about those accusations of sexual misconduct against guess co-founder paul marciano. we're going to speak to kate in just a moment but first a closer look at the allegations and what has followed. before "sports illustrated" made her into a cover girl -- ♪ i got a fever >> reporter: at roles in commercials and movies transformed her into a superstar. >> what's going on? >> reporter: kate upton was just starting out in this guess campaign. now alleging that guess co-founder paul marciano sexually and emotionally harassed her

it should start flying through chicago and detroit, as well. the southern part of the storm, heavy rain and maybe some icing, northwest of i-95, across the carolinas, and the snow continues toward pittsburgh, buffalo and northwest to albany. it will be a mess if you have to travel to the game, give yourself some extra time. 2 to 4 inches in chicago and detroit. look at these windchills in minneapolis. tomorrow afternoon, 11 below zero. that's frostbite within 30 minutes. >> all right, rob, thanks so much. >>> still ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday -- an officer run over in the line of duty, his amazing heroism caught on tape. what happened. >>> also tonight, the actress who rose to fame in harvey weinstein-backed films, breaks her silence. what uma thurman said the disgraced mogul did to her. >>> the show must go on. but tonight, pink set to perform at the super bowl, announcing she has the flu. what she's telling her fans tonight, stay with us. people are fighting type 2 diabetes... with fitness... food... and the pill that starts w

detroit is expected to get hit hard. let's take a look at the forecast for this friday. >>> good morning. we are looking at heavy snow moving through the north central plains here right into the great lakes. expect major travel delays as they pick up several inches of snow. just how much, that band really sets up over chicago through detroit here where we could pick up six to 12 inches of snow. this could be the most snowfall chicago has seen in one shot so far this season. then the snow works into the northeast, interior new england but moisture from the south means a wet day along the i-95 corridor. miami meteorologist melissa constanzer for accuweather. >> coming up, the former white house staffer who says she's been haunted by president trump's tweets and would never vote for him again. >>> but first why a five-time olympian is refusing to march in today's opening ceremony at the >>> the winter olympics are kicking off with a little bit of controversy in south korea today. there's a dispute among team usa. >> meanwhi

. >>> the massive winter storm hitting tonight and turning deadly, slamming chicago, detroit. major travel hubs and moving east. and another major storm right behind it. >>> breaking late today, the new and alarming news on the deadly flu in this country, and the new concern tonight about a second wave of flu that could be coming. >>> the deadly police shootout in a suburban neighborhood. one officer killed, and two deputies wounded. >>> and let the games begin. the moment kim jong-un's sister, and what she did. and the flag bearer braving the elements, making headlines yet again. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us to finish out the week, and what a week inside the west wing. tonight, president trump speaking publicly for the first time about the domestic abuse scandal involving his former close aide, rob porter. allegations now made by porter's two ex-wives. the president today praising porter's work wishing him well, telling reporters, quote, he says he is innocent, and i think you have to remember that. the president adding, it has been a tough time for po