we got some marshall fans from west virginia over here. thundering herd. >> the big easy over here. >>> well, guys, alicia keys, our grammy winning friend from our show "the voice" is here getting ready to treat us to a live performance. we are excited about that. >> you're shaking. >> i'm freezing. >>> you're going to have some recipes to warm us up, ideal for staying inside, cozying up and watching football. >>> we've got a lot to get to. let us get a check of the morning's top stories. here is the news at 8:00. >>> much of the country in the middle of one-two polar punch. good morning to you, i'm blake mccoy from chicago where actual air temperatures are in the teens. it feels closer to zero this morning. these temperatures though are not stopping salvation army bell ringers as we are just over a week away from christmas. folks are braving these temperatures to finish their holiday shopping. as this arctic air moves east, even places like new york and washington, d.c. waking up to temperatures in the teens this morning. when you couple

to raise awareness about addiction..one that 28 year old alicia marshal knows all too well. ((alicia marshall/former heroin addict: "it's so hard to stop because you don't want to be sick.")) an addict since she was a teenager, alicia got clean less than 2 years ago. she says for a long her time her family enabled her...and not until that stopped, that she realized she had to help herself get well. ((alicia marshall/former heroin addict: "family members will try to love an addict sober and all the love in the world can not save someone.")) ((natsound joe engle on stage)) joe engle says the goal of his organization is also help raise funds to help people going through rehab. an inspiration that came from a son who didn't have the chance to escape this cycle of addiction. ((joe engle/lost son to heron addiction: "all the awareness that we have brought on all due to him so his memories is living on and he's making and impact in this world.")) > ((kirsten joyce)) since the organization's launch... engle has paid for room and board at sober living homes for advocating for easier

addiction..one that 28 year old alicia marshal knows all too well. ((alicia marshall/former heroin addict: "it's so hard to stop because you don't want to be sick.")) an addict since she was a teenager, alicia got clean less than 2 years ago. she says for a long her time her family enabled her...and not until that stopped, that she realized she had to help herself get well. ((alicia marshall/former heroin addict: "family members will try to love an addict sober and all the love in the world can not save someone.")) ((natsound joe engle on stage)) joe engle says the goal of his organization is also help raise funds to help people going through rehab. an inspiration that came from a son who didn't have the chance to escape this cycle of addiction. ((joe engle/lost son to heron addiction: "all the awareness that we have brought on all due to him so his memories is living on and he's making and impact in this world.")) > ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) and since engle launched his organization, he has paid for room and board at sober living houses for 15 people.

to raise awareness about addiction..one that 28 year old alicia marshal knows all too well. ((alicia marshall/former heroin addict: "it's so hard to stop because you don't want to be sick.")) an addict since she was a teenager, alicia got clean less than 2 years ago. she says for a long her time her family enabled her...and not until that stopped, that she realized she had to help herself get well. ((alicia marshall/former heroin addict: "family members will try to love an addict sober and all the love in the world can not save someone.")) ((natsound joe engle on stage)) joe engle says the goal of his organization is also help raise funds to help people going through rehab. an inspiration that came from a to escape this cycle of addiction. ((joe engle/lost son to heron addiction: "all the awareness that we have brought on all due to him so his memories is living on and he's making and impact in this world.")) > ((paul joncich)) and since engle launched his organization, he has paid for room and board at sober living houses for 15 people. he says the next step is advocating f