parents at area high-schools are warned of the rising popularity of a social media app. details in a *live report. what happened when a woman drove her minivan and her children into the ocean. and we'll have highlights of the republican governor's debate here at w-g-n. good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm cortney hall in for erin. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. demetrius ivory has a check of our weather. >> temperatures are trying to warm up a little. we will take a cooler than normal over what we have seen. we will see temperatures jumped up today and into tomorrow and next week a cool dawn comes through. partial sunshine today. 13 degrees below

average. wind turning to the south. this temperatures will move but right now it's only 16 in waukegan. 11 in aurora and 19 in kankakee. wind chill has a bite to it. it's one degree in aurora. juliet is currently at 11. some light composite shows like snow is exiting. we move to sunshine today. 20 degrees by 5:00 p.m.. by 9:00 p.m. we're back down to 24. average high is 43. we should be in the low 40's each day around this time of the year. tomorrow increasing clouds. high of 43. saturday potential for snow as rain and snow, for the weekend. how is traffic? >> yesterday was a mess. today is much lighter. not nearly what we saw yesterday. we had some

travel times up to two hours yesterday. we do have a fire at main and first expect delays in the stretch of the was the main roads are in good shape so far. >>firefighters worked to put out a fire that started in an industrial building in batavia. it happened around midnight at master cast foundry at first and mallory. the fire became so powerful at one point, parts of the roof collapsed. no one was inside the building at the time. >> i'm very nervous. we are worried about the neighborhood and having been burned out building and the other buildings catching on fire. >> the cause of the fire is being investigated. the fire chief says nobody was injured, but a few people did slip on the ice. someone opened fire with a rifle on a home in the auburn gresham neighborhood late last night, wounding a 40-year-old woman. the victim was hit in the back while inside the home in the 88- hundred block of south may. her condition hasn't been

released. police found at least six shell casings on the street outside the home. several young men at the scene refused to co-operate with detectives, according to police. parents at three local high schools are being warned about a social media app that allows people to post hurtful messages anonymously. randi belisomo is *live at new trier high school in winnetka with more. >> everything is anonymous on this app. and some comments are inflammatory and inappropriate. some schools are warning students and telling them to stay away from the app. there is no sign up, no profile, no password, an anonymous live feed of what people are saying and doing in a user's area. it is driven by users they create all the content and the report inappropriate behavior. at his school some of the post included students names according to a

letter sent to parents. the district a blocked the action from its network but students until access it through mobile providers. disciplinary action has been threatened against students using the app. the website says the users must be 17 and older to access the app and anonymity is very powerful and allows users to remove any preconceptions about them. >>libya's interim government says it has the son of late dictator moammar gadhafi in custody. saadi gadhafi was reportedly handed over by the neighboring country of *niger, where he fled during the revolution that ousted his father in 20-11. libya wants to try the former professional soccer player for stealing money and using armed intimidation while he ran the libyan soccer federation under his father's regime. secretary of state john kerry promises more talks to convince russia to hold diplomatic talks with the government of ukraine. russian leaders say it is not

a legitimate government, and that it came about as the result of a military coup. european leaders meet in brussels today to consider economic sanctions, to force russia to stop its military push into ukraine. six more american fighter planes will be dispatched, to patrol the baltic nations and protect their airspace. some chicago aldermen with ukrainian american constituents are urging the airlines to suspend flights between chicago and russia, in protest of the ukrainian crisis. but the city council has no authority over airline schedules. and neither o'hare nor midway airport currently offers direct passenger service to russia. the sister of a pregnant woman who drove a minivan carrying her three young children into the ocean in florida says she had talked about demons before leaving the house. this is what a man saw as he drove across the sand of daytona beach tuesday. police say they initially stopped 31-year-old ebony wilkerson hours before this happened.. she told them that she was

scared her husband would be coming to florida to harm her and her children. police let her ago, although they say they were concerned about her mental health. two hours later wilkerson drove into the ocean. bystanders then rushed into the water to save her and her kids. >> she just made a left turn and went right into the ocean. one of the kids was screaming for help. our moms tried to kill us. >> wilkerson's sister says she had been talking about demons that day before she left the house. she says wilkerson was going to voluntarily check herself into a hospital on monday, but decided against it. wilkerson's children have been turned over to welfare authorities. police say it's too early to say whether wilkerson will face criminal charges. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. a woman was hurt after a fire broke out in a six-story retirement home in north suburban lincolnwood. it happened at 7:30 last night

at "lincolnwood place" in the seven thousand block of north mccormick boulevard. the fire reportedly started in a unit on the fourth floor. it was put out within a half- hour. the woman was taken to the hospital. firefighters say her injuries aren't life threatening. three members of a family from northbrook are in federal custody, after being accused of operating a multi-million dollar shoplifting ring out of their home. the feds say branko and lela bogdanov and their daughter julia targeted toy stores, bookstores and coffee shops across the country... then fenced stolen merchandise worth more than 7 million dollars. the suspended president of the fraternal order of police in chicago has been removed from office. the lodge's board of directors voted 15 to 11 to oust michael shields. he was suspended three months ago after arguing publicly about contract negotiations. shields called his suspension a political stunt and accuses past and current union rivals of striking fraudulent backroom deals. governor quinn announced 45 million dollars in state aid to downstate communities hit hard

by november's tornadoes. the federal government granted disaster relief for business and individual losses -- but not *municipal expenses from the storm. the federal government said that the state and local governments were perfectly capable of paying those costs. debating for the second night in a row, the republican candidates for illinois governor mixed the issues facing the state with personal attacks on each other's character and record. the hour long debate was sponsored by wgn and the tribune... and held in our studios. front runner bruce rauner and state senators kirk dillard and bill brady took turns asking voters if any of their opponents are the right man to lead illinois in such troubled times. >> it's sort of like putting a raft in charge of the cheese. bruce cannot beat pat quinn because all he has to offer our slogans. >> why are you running in the

republican primary? you should be in the democratic. if taken more government money ... >> the problem i have with bruce and senator dillard is that you are trying to portray yourself as something you're not. >> i wish i had the concession to defeat him. >> dan rutherford stayed away from the personal attacks and stuck to the issues. but he couldn't avoid addressing the allegations of sexual harassment by a former employee, which sparked a federal lawsuit. rutherford admitted his campaign has been stunted by the scandal. the primary is less than two weeks away, on march 18-th. our coverage begins at seven o'clock, right here on wgn... and won't end until all the major races are settled. it will also be simulcast on cltv and *wgn t-v dot-com. niagara falls saw more visitors than expected on a typical winter's day. but many were disappointed to find out the rare occurrence that they came to see ... wasn't there. visitors had thought the falls had frozen over completely. the confusion over whether the falls are frozen or not could be because of an optical

illusion. pictures from the canadian side ... like the ones we're showing ... can make the falls appear frozen when they're not. they do actually look frozen. >> that the new filter. the filter can make everything look frozen. all the kids are doing it. >> things around here are frozen. we have been colder than normal for 12 days in a row. today's number 13. we do warm-up into the upcoming weekend. today's current temperature is 21. gary indiana is a 20. we are watching this but that's it. this is in indiana. generally we

are expecting sunshine with temperatures slowly on the rise. 30 this afternoon. tonight we go down. meek 43 friday chance of a brain develops friday night it could mix with some light snow into early saturday. saturday's to bichirs dropping again high of 31. and we switched those clocks on sunday. don't forget that. >> leaving on a good note. coming up a security camera catches a car crashing into a restaurant. >> several police officers are shocked and the highest court in massachusetts decides whether taking pictures up someone's skirt is legal. >> and what led to a member of congress going off at a congressional hearing? stay with us.four police officers were sht

and wounded in indianapolis, as they tried to search a house for drugs. when a "swat" team knocked on the front door and announced a search warrant last night, a man inside fired through the door. none of the officers' injuries is life-threatening... but the man inside was shot and killed. his name has not been released. police say he refused to surrender. investigators say the home was known for selling drugs in the neighborhood. cleanup continues this morning at the "philly steak and lemonade" restaurant in hammond, after a car crashed through the front door. a security camera recorded the

whole thing. police in hammond ticketed the driver -- a 31-year-old woman. they say her car slid on the snow as she tried to make a turn... and she couldn't stop it. no one was hurt. women are criticizing the decision of a high court ruled in massachusetts.. who ruled that it is not illegal to take a picture up a woman's skirt. the ruling comes after michael robertson was charged with twice taking these kinds of photos of women on the train. the so-called peeping tom statute written ten years ago says it's only illegal if the person is nude or partially nude -- which is what robertson's attorney argued last year. lawmakers are hoping to amend the statue soon. some heated words were exchanged between members of a house oversight committee on capitol hill. former i-r-s official lois lerner was called to testify, but took the fifth amendment and would not answer questions. she's accused of targeting conservative groups -- like the tea party -- and delaying their applications for tax exempt status. committee chairman, republican darrell issa, tried to adjourn the meeting, but democrat elijah cummings objected, demanding to be heard.

when the chairman motioned to cut off cummings' microphone, things got really tense. >> you will sit down and allow me to ask the question period i member of the of the congress of in the states of america. i am tired of this. >> congressman issa said he will continue the investigation and include other i-r-s employees. talk about stealing some heavy cash ... a bank robber in odessa, texas, used a construction forklift to steal an a-t-m from a drive thru. the bank's security cameras recorded it all. investigators aren't saying how much cash was in the machine. so far, they've found no sign of the cash station, forklift or the suspect. coming up ... why march is your time to get a steal of a deal. how did he get away with that? >> he must have a friend with a forklift. the next challenge is getting that open. >> i have no doubt he can do that if he got the fourth left their. >> carrying the atm on your

back? >> maybe you can just use a hammer? >> at 18 degrees is our current temperature. wind at 8 mi.. dew points are at 8 degrees. it is cold outside. but never fear warmer air is coming our way. temperatures will climb into the 40's starting tomorrow. it's 16 and waukegan. 18 at o'hare. looking at windchill it feels like one in aurora. joliet is at 9. the wind chills are typically normal for this time of the year. looking out to the west we have clear conditions. we're in between systems today. expect clouds and son to come our way. high temperature in the low 30s. some of that snow will melt away. when you get sunshine you can still melt snow even when the temperature doesn't reach freezing. tonight, light rain could change over to snow by saturday. maybe a light

coating but that's it. this is a clipper system in and out quickly on saturday. partly sunny skies today. it stays cold high temperature makes 30 degrees. tonight's low temperature down to 21. if the call off your boss will know why as we get that sunshine coming our way. you have to come in tomorrow. everyone knows it's going to be 40 degrees. >> yesterday i tried to make a jail break card i will see if it works for anybody. it's ok. we have some work on the kennedy. in bound around california you can see traffic is moving along but watch for delays to the west if you're heading out bound around cumberland to left lanes are blocked until 5:00 a.m.. they are doing some intermittent line closures out there on that album trip. they're working on the cumberland road. watch for

things to take out down there. slow traffic there already. >> coming up one march is your time to get a steal of a deal. >> details on a major overhaul of the sats. >> and the bulls get back in the wind with a huge contribution from their bench. >> good morning. two of my favorite things are combining. technology and hair! we checked in with a doctor who's using a robot as part of a new hair transplant therapy. we will should show you how that works it doesn't operate out ofworks basements or back alleys.

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month since the bulls last suffered back-to-back losses. the have not lost any games lately. an important game wednesday in detroit. not just to avoid a loss but to show the monday setback was just a fluke. the pistons have been going the other way leaving their fans to provide their own entertainment. the bulls got down early but began to creep back. gibson comes in for the dunk the bulls are within five. the took control early in the fourth.

augustine to noah to augustine noah has 11 assists another triple double. later it is no law he will spot butler for the drunk as they go up 12 and its 105-92 they have won 10 of their last 12 and now the plan the next six at home. the nhl trade deadline did not pass quietly. 20 trades involving 38 players none of those deals involved the stanley cup champions. the blackhawks made a deal tuesday to acquire a player from phoenix who joined them for practice. the only change is a shaw joins toevs on the top line. bowman not feeling the pressure to make the deadline deal. it paid off in practice. >> we were not looking to do anything today. i've talked over

the weekend but we made our big move early will we got some other minor moves done. with the way the situation is this year, every team is tight against the cap. to make moves you have to trade money away and we don't have any players that we want to trade away. >> looks like the end of the road with the bears appearing on the nfl network hester says he knows there's going in a different direction any thinks the fans for their support. the bears also terminated a contract with a player and re- signed a defensive tackle to a two-year deal. he. in the final five games last season after eight years in dallas. back to you. >>u-s stocks barely budged yesterday, following two volatile days for the market. the dow fell 36 points. the nasdaq and s-and-p ended

with little change. target is making some changes, march is the time for some specific sales. the best time to book is apparently at 3:30 p.m.. look for new spring cleaning products debuting with drastically cut prices. march is also a national closed and food month. whenever that is worth. stores offer coupons for frozen foods. gyms are starting to /membership prices. and equipment for inside the use of treadmills those prices are reducing as many people take their work out outdoors. >> and all those people who started on new year's. >> the gym was packed in january. now february it's empty. >> this weather has been terrible. there is a song that ... >> dan singing frozen:

>> we just need to let it go. do you want to sing the song? let's take a look at how things are going to be. you'll be singing this all day at work ... just let it go. it's 18 degrees right now. 29 by 2:00 p.m.. at 5:00 p.m. we are at 28. the colt never bothered us anyway. >> taking a look at traffic on the kennedy heading out bound watch for delays because of construction around cumberland. looking at california, everything is in good shape but to the west we have delays. two left lanes blocked until 5:00 a.m.. so are times are a bit elevated 23 minutes out to the airport. are we going to hear that frozen song all day? it's our nifty music. >> hopefully that tease is not something to morbid coming out. coming up, a decision made about the professor at northwestern

recently sued over allegations that he sexually assaulted students. >> and what happened when the woman drove her minivan and children into the ocean. >> neighbors cross-examined in the murder trial of the blade runner. >> oprah tells of lindsay lohan inparents at an area high school

or warned of a rising popularity of a social media app the committee used to abuse others. >>more talks on the crisis in ukraine are planned after the latest round of diplomacy fails. and the city council takes action on puppy mills in the city, among other issues. good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm cortney hall in for erin. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. hi, demetrius. >> it is getting warmer. was still only make 30 this afternoon. but we will cheer for 30. this will be our 13th day in a row with color than normal temperatures. it is 18 in downers grove. lansing and 19. crystal lake is 14. mccaffrey

reading of 13. satellite's radar composite shows sunshine coming. there is a reason for optimism there. we will see some skies and temperatures jumped up a bit on the computer model forecasts expect to stay dry today and into tonight. but as get into late friday we have the potential for a light rain changing over to snow by saturday. after that temperatures rise again. today, 28 by 5:00. 7 a.m. we're still at 24. the seven days forecast has a high of 30 today. friday we make 40. saturday we only make 31. >> a new crash on the dan ryan. let's look outside around 35 you can see everything is moving just fine. getting word of the crash continuing south bound at 59th. right lane is blocked because of that. travel time is elevated seven minutes heavier outbound on the kennedy all because of construction at

cumberland. >> parents at three local high schools are being warned about a social media app that allows people to post hurtful messages anonymously. randi belisomo is *live at new trier high school in winnetka with more. >> good morning. everything is anonymous on yik yak and comments posted there are inappropriate and inflammatory. some schools are warning students and asking them to stay away from the app. there is no sign up, no profile, no password with yik yak an anonymous live feed is what people are saying and doing in the area. it's driven entirely by users they create the content load it up and down and report inappropriate behavior. a high school district here some of the post included students name according to a letter that was sent to parents. the district block the app from its network the students can still access secure mobile providers. lake forest high school has blocked as well. whitney young magnet has school has threatened disciplinary action against

students using the app. the website reads that users must be 17 or older to take part and that anonymity is very powerful allowing users to get rid of any preconceived notions about them and start with a blank slate. back tosecretary of state john kerry promises more talks to convince russia to hold diplomatic talks with the government of ukraine. those talked ended yesterday with no agreement. russian leaders say it is not a legitimate government, and that it came about as the result of a military coup. russia's primary interest is *crimea, especially its black sea ports. this morning, the *parliament of crimea scheduled a march 16- th election on whether crimea should remain with ukraine, or join the russian federation. hillary clinton tried to explain some comments she made tuesday, in which she compared vladimir putin's military intervention in ukraine to adolf hilter's aggression ahead of world war two. >> what i said yesterday is that

the claims by president prudent and other russians that they had to go in to crimea and maybe further into the eastern ukraine because they had to be protecting the russian minority, that is reminiscent of claims made back in the 1930's >> mrs. clinton insists she was not making a *direct comparison... but says we can learn from history. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. three members of a family from northbrook are in federal custody, after being accused of operating a multi-million dollar shoplifting ring out of their home. the feds say branko and lela bogdanov and their daughter julia targeted toy stores, bookstores and coffee shops across the country... then fenced stolen merchandise worth more than 7 million dollars. defense attorneys for allan kustok challenged a forensic scientist's findings at kustok's murder trial. the orland park businessman is

charged with murdering his wife anita in 2010. scientist rod englert is a key witness for the prosecution. he faces more cross- examination this morning. the defense is expected to offer its *own forensics experts after the prosecution rests. a northwestern university philospohy professor, accused of sexually attacking a student two years ago, will sit out his final two lectures of the current quarter. and it's not clear whether peter ludlow will return when the next quarter begins at the end of the month. students protested the school's refusal to fire ludlow. he denies any wrongdoing... and the school says it investigated the alleged assault thoroughly. chicago's city council approved a ban on the sale of puppies, kittens or rabbits from large- scale breeding operations, or so-called puppy mills. the vote was 49 to one. the ban takes effect in a year. and a proposed ordinance would make paid sick days required for all chicago employers. animals sold in the city have to come from rescue operations or

command societies. the vote was 49-1. the ban takes effect in one year in other city council news an ordinance would make paid sick days required for all employers in chicago. more than 40 percent of workers in this city don't get paid sick days right now. the mayor is reviewing the proposal which has the support of 26 aldermen. >>cold weather has now claimed the lives of 28 people in cook county.. the body of 56 year old kathleen karson was found inside her home in oriole park tuesday evening. the cook county medical examiner's office says karson died from hypothermia and alcoholic intoxication. >> a pregnant woman drove a mini-van carrying her three young children into the ocean in florida. >> this is what he saw as he drove across the sand of daytona beach. >> we heard some is screaming

for help. i just threw my vehicle into park and took off running. one kid was on the mother's lap wrestling for the steering wheel. >> they tried to stop it. >> i said to have to get out of the water. your kids are scared. the police are coming. >> she looked at us with a blank look and it was scary. >> they were fine. >> but the woman was not ok according to her sisters call to 91 earlier that day. >> i tried to take her to the hospital yesterday. she signed herself out today. she's better but not all together. >> a police officer had stopped her almost two hours before this happened at the beach. the officer and a detective did not think there was enough to match a detained woman even though they were concerned about her mental health. the bystanders rushed into the water to save her and her kids, one moment

made her intentions clear. >> she made a left turn and just dove into the ocean with the car. one of the kids in the back seat was screaming please help us. our moms tried to kill us. >> this is day-four of the murder trial of "blade runner" oscar pistorius. the former olympic athlete admits he shot his girlfriend reeva steenkamp to death. prosecutors say he killed her after an argument... he says he thought she was a home invader. a neighbor was cross-examined this morning about his written account of hearing steenkamp's screams, and the accompanying gunshots that ultimately killed her. a general at fort bragg is expected to plead guilty to three of the eight charges against him when his military trial begins today. army brigadier general jeffrey sinclair admits he carried on a three year affair with a female captain. but he denies sexual assault allegations including forced oral sex. he's also charged with possessing pornography and fraud. sinclair is believed to be the

highest ranking member of the military to face trial for sexual assault. the senate has blocked president obama's nominee for the justice department. democrats joined republicans in voting against debo adegbile to head the department's civil rights division. he's been criticized for his role in defending a suspect in the murder of a philadelphia police officer in 19-81. in a statement, president obama called the move by the senate a *travesty based on wildly unfair character attacks.* the s.a.t. college entrance exam is getting a major overhaul. the head of the college which produces the as 80 announced the redesign yesterday. one of the biggest changes is the estate portion is optional. the test includes three sections of reading and writing, math and the essay. but the as a portion is graded on a separate scale. overall scoring will drop from 2400 back down to 1600 and there will be no penalty for wrong answers. the new test is available for students in the

spring of 2016. where was that when i was going to school? >> optional essay? students in california could be in for a surprise. they're using yoga or stability balls at a college. donations were used to buy the unique seats for the classroom which helps fifth graders pay more attention according to the teacher. >> i could see that because you are working on your posture at the same time. >> that makes sense. >> you can fall asleep or you will roll right off the ball. >> change the chair for a new ball we should do that. 18 degrees is the correct temperature. wind out of the east at 8 mi.. here we have the air is dry. it's 16 in waukegan. 17 at the lakefront. o'hare and midway rating at 18. lansing reading and 18 as well. it's currently one for the wind chill

in aurora. rochelle trading at - 5. it's breezy there and cooler. o'hare and midway are just above zero. sunlit radar composite shows dry conditions. no snow coming today. clouds and son. temperatures are warming up but it still does not mean much. partly sunny. high temperature of 30 degrees today. typically we are 43. tonight we drop down to 21 which may feel like a warmer overnight. it was high temperature is 43. rain and snow, friday night into saturday. saturday's tie is 31. >> still had hester talks about his future with the bears. >> a news anchor actually quit some light on the air. we will hear for her on why she did it. >> and this seems the back to the future hover board israel. or is it?if you start trending s

morning. an american news anchor on the network resigned on the air to protest russia's move in the ukraine. >> i am proud to be an american. in recent days i have been suffering from competition

diffidence and i felt like i could no longer work here and go on television and tell the american people that this is what's happening and how it poses as news. >> the network dismissed it as a publicity stunt. two days earlier a fellow anchor criticized the heavy-handed action in crimea. the network says it will center there to learn about the reality on the ground. >> devin hester's days with the bears appear to be over. hester will be a free agent tuesday, but he told n-f-l network that the bears don't plan on re-signing him. hester has been a bear for eight seasons, and he shares the record of 19 career return touchdowns. he says he wouldn't turn down a chance to go to tampa bay to play for lovie smith again. he also says he still wants to retire as a bear when his career ends. many people will be disappointed to learn a real hover board is

not actually in the near future just yet. funny or die launched an online ad tuesday featuring a mysterious tech company claiming to have invented such a thing. the clip claims to show off a real-life version of the back to the future fictional toy. it even features several celebrities including christopher lloyd and tony hawk. >> a great job on that video. >> that is some good acting. >> it would have been pretty awesome. >> demetrius take away. >> 16 degrees is the current temperature in south holland. force park at 18. hickory hills at 17 sunlit composite shows we are trying out. this time yesterday we had snow moving in and it really created horrendous rush hour. but today we have sunshine. temperatures try to creep up but they don't do a good job. 28 by 5:00 p.m.. 9:00

p.m. 24. typical high is 43. we make that tomorrow at 43 on friday. and just when to skip over today. i'm tired of it. friday night into saturday we have a light rain and snow mixed coming our way. sunday we're back up to 40 with a breeze. >> earlier crash out on the dan ryan has cleared that was south bound around 59. that is out of the way. no more problems there. broken-down vehicle rate in bound anntaylor blocking lands. a bit of an added delay there. also on the kennedy because of construction blocking two lanes on the outbound side at cumberland. good news is it's all scheduled to be picked up early. still have a delay on the outbound trip there. >> good morning. as we get older and there is something we all worry about its our hairline. don't look at me from

that direction. it's a confidence issue for many men when you start to lose your hair many men turned to a hair transplant. new technology takes that to another level. take a look. >> hereditary hair loss affects nearly 50 million american men. over the years we've heard plenty of potential solutions. but thankfully, modern technology has given us hair replacement therapy 2.0. >> when i started 10 years ago everything was taking big pieces of this help out, using stitches and staples to sew it back out. >> one of a handful of doctors using a robotic hair replacement system. we're not talking about the guy from a music band coming into figure for a week.

>> its revolutionary. it's a robot that actually will stand the back area of your hair and take out the best hair that can be transplanted and then actually put that bear all way down to what we call the route to go behind that and pull it out and so it in the front. it does it without making any star. it makes a tiny incision like the size of a pin the. >> the procedure takes 4-8 hours and generally cost more and $10,000 depending on the situation. but what will your hair looks like after? >> he has had a few procedures over the past year. >> i didn't feel anything at all. been numb your head and you don't feel anything. as far as the robot incision, you don't feel it. >> people usually use vitamins

and a laser her therapy and i didn't have to do anything at that. this was all natural and i don't have to do anything else. i just, it. you can pull on it. there's no product in there. >> are you worried the robot may be collecting information when they take over the world that will have more information to dominate us? >> i am not. i just think about tomorrow. >> i'm the only one worrying about this. >> maybe i should but i'm not. >> this information on your screen. it is up in vernon hills. there's the website if you are interested in learning more. it is really fascinating. the robot action to take the hair out and put it in but the more patients they're able to see the cheaper it will become.

>> your hair looks pretty good. >> it will come off. >> stop looking. it's not happening. >> coming up, the first look at the lindsay lohan reality show. >> and prince was on the arsenio hall show. find out what bothers him the most. prince made a rarv

appearance on the arsenio hall show. he performed the song *funk 'n prince also answered some reply questions from arsenio's audience. >> what really annoys you? >> strangers touching my hair. >> that would be annoying. >> i cannot relate to that. prince also played his classic "she's always in my hair", and a new cut of the song "mutiny."

>> need to cut it out. >> lindsay lohan is clashing with oprah ... and oprah isn't happy. this promo was released ahead of the debut of lohan's reality show on *own. the series follows lohan as she tries to get her life back on track. but from the looks of things -- it's not going well. "lindsay" debuts this sunday. of the know oprah could swear like that. but again she can do whatever she wants. >> surely 10. let's take a look in our day. temperatures are coming up. we're cooler than normal today. we make 30 this afternoon. sun and clouds today. sunshine early friday. fred is high as 43 with potential for light rain and snow. now for traffic. >> is heavier than normal about kennedy at all because of some earlier roadwork going on around cumberland. to read names are blocked. that is causing a delay to four minutes out to

o'hare. typically its 19 at this point. a bit slower than normal. >> coming up, the latest on a very serious warning to parents at area high schools. details coming up. >>

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