the o'hare *l -stop is getting ready to reopen after the blue line train cars are removed. the oil spill into lake michigan from b-p's refinery in whiting is larger than first thought. and the search for missing malaysian flight 3-70 shifts. we'll have the latest. good morning. i'm cortney hall in for dan. and i'm erin mcelroy. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. it's not only friendly, we have a good weekend coming up? >> sunday we get warmer. today we are still in the '50s. but it will get better. did we say it's friday? let's take a look at our day. cooler conditions today as a cold front comes through. we

have potential for rain and snow. no big issue. temperatures will be cooler along the lake gusting up to nearly 30. wind is already sustained at 20. 43 in waukegan. 46 of the lakefront. 20 m.p.h. in bartlett. 24 in rockford. there is a disturbance moving through bringing as rain as a potential for lights know as well but it will be short- lived. the rest of the region and cold front out to the south expected a call weekend. a monster east coast storm down to the south. it should dominate our moisture. temperatures will warm up. 48 degrees today. tomorrows high temperature is

45. sunday is what i'm talking about. high temperature of 60. >> a few items to start with inbound dan ryan basically the exit ramp to the eisenhower has been blocked with ongoing construction. we do have some details there. in elgin we have a hazmat situation with has a exit shutdown. here there are 50 gal. of acid that have been spilled through there. not a lot of details but you will be able to get through there. work on 88 and jane addams but neither are causing many delays. in other news, a serious car accident overnight a blue island. the car crashes into a utility pole. this is just after midnight. two people trapped inside. they were rescued and taken to hospital. police say their injuries are not life-threatening. we don't know what led to the crash. >>

we are learning about and armed robbery in the west loop. reports that a pizza shop in the 600 block was robbed. people who robbed it may fit the description from earlier robbery of a 711 in the 2300 block of west lawrence. we will bring you more as we get it. >>a new lead has relocated the search for a missing malaysian passenger jet. for the past week the search has centered in the indian ocean, about 15 hundred miles west of perth, australia. but a new analysis of radar data, and the plane's speed and fuel consumption rate, suggests the plane went down, only *half as far from perth. the new search area is about 700 miles from where satellite images spotted a debris field. there has been no visual or physical confirmation that the debris belonged to the missing plane. rescue crews fear the number of

people killed by the landslide in washington state will rise later this morning. yesterday we reported that 25 people were killed. but the official toll is 17, even though crews located eight more victims. they will not be added to the total, until they're dug out and identified by the coroner. 90 people are still missing, as rescue workers continue to dig through several feet of mud and water that buried homes. no survivors have been found since saturday. work crews are in the final phase of getting the c-t-a's o'hare blue line terminal ready to reopen. monday's train wreck has been cleared away. judy wang is live at o'hare with an update. it's been a long week for them out there. >> it has been. the goal is to open the o'hare station sometime this weekend. until then, shuttle buses will run between rosemont and the airport. some writers say it has gone smoothly. but some of them admit that what happened remains in the back of their minds. crews

thursday removed the train in pieces. the cut up the cars and hold them away on flatbed trucks. next up, repairs to the track and the platform. the cta says the diriment did $6 million worth of damage. just before 3:00 a.m. the eight car train approaching a stop periled over a bumper on to the platform and up the escalator more than 30 writers and the train's operator were injured suffering from knee injuries, whiplash. the train's operator said to the investigators she dozed off right before the crash. apparently the second time she's done that in less than two months. authorities are looking for other problems like possibly mechanical but to blue line incidents in recent months some runners admit they are nervous. most say they are not worried at all. >> you don't even think about it? >> i try not to. but it's scary.

>> the ct a already faces five lawsuits filed by writers accused of the rail agency of negligence. back to you. >>b-p has increased its estimate of just how much oil leaked from its refinery in whiting into lake michigan. b-p first believed 18 barrels of crude seeped out due to an equipment malfunction. after analyzing how much oil was collected from the beach and absorbent booms in the water, the estimate more than doubled to 39 barrels .. or just over 16-hundred gallons. the e-p-a says the spill likely poses no long-term risks to the lake, wildlife or human health. a chicago department of transportation employee was injured after falling 15 feet while working on the randolph street bridge, over the chicago river. the worker was performing routine maintenance on the bearings that raise and lower the bridge, just before noon yesterday. he hit the ground, then rolled into a hole where the bridge's counter-balance weights are located.

>> it was a little hairy. you have to go under the open bridge we yid did stuff like this all the time when training. >> the man's injuries are not considered life-threatening. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. chicago police are investigating a funeral home on the west side after a hidden camera was found in a bathroom. employees discovered the camera on monday, at "smith and thomas funeral home" in the 57- hundred block of west madison. the receptionist tells w-g-n it's a unisex bathroom that's only used by employees. she also says the owner is conducting an internal investigation. the sun-time reports that the f-b-i, i-r-s and indiana state police raided the office of calumet township trustee mary elgin in gary. no word on what they were looking for, but the f-b-i told the newspaper that it was part of an ongoing investigation. elgin is in her third term in office. employees in the office at the

time were allowed to leave, if they wanted. there are still no charges in connection with a shooting at the home of chief keef's manager. the rapper, whose real name is keith cozart, was questioned by northfield police about the incident on wednesday. his attorney said chief keef was a passenger in the car that dropped the shooting victim off at the hospital, but that the rapper did not witness the shooting. the victim is in stable condition. immigrant rights activists staged a rally on chicago's federal plaza, to demand action on an immigration reform bill. some immigrants who come to america illegally -- or arrive legally but overstay their visas -- have *children once they're here. congressman luis gutierrez and his fellow activists say, *deporting those immigrants breaks up their families. more speed cameras will start issuing tickets this weekend, instead of warnings. the cameras near jefferson park, in the 54-hundred block of west higgins, will begin ticketing on sunday. initially, drivers will be ticketed if they are caught going ten or more miles over the speed limit.

then, that threshold will gradually be lowered. meanwhile, new cameras near francis xavier warde school, schaefer park and portage park will start issuing warnings over the next several days. house speaker michael madigan's proposed tax on millionaires was passed by committee and now goes to the house floor. a broader, graduated income tax system for all residents in illinois was rejected. madigan's proposal would impose an additional three percent tax on income over a million dollars a year. voters would have a say on the amendment to the state's constitution in the november general election. children who use a "safe passage" route to school could get free bus rides. the state house passed legislation last night that would pay for buses for students who have to walk through unsafe neighborhoods. supporters say more children have to do that because of last year's school closings. but opponents say the plan could cost as much as 61- million dollars. they say that could take money away from downstate school districts, where bus service has been reduced.

chicago public schools will be in session today. it's a makeup day for all the time lost over our brutal winter. the district used robocalls to remind teachers and students. the other makeup days for c-p- s are june 11th, 12th and 13th. a couple from downers grove spent a few frantic hours, looking for a lost lottery ticket. cathy and dave seiden won a million dollars in mega- millions this week, but misplaced their winning ticket. they won a million dollars in mega millions last week. they didn't know it was a winner until a friend told them there was a million dollar ticket sold at cathy's grocery store. so the couple tore their house apart, rummaging through papers, clothes, drawers and everything else... until the ticket finally showed up. they cashed it in yesterday. >> could for them. >> that's what happens with teamwork you become millionaires. >> they searched high and low and it was probably just on the kitchen counter where they never

thought to look. this morning we are looking at grain moving through. fairly stiff wind as well. the wind will diminish later today and rain will come out of here. we have good temperatures this morning. we are at 52 in south elgin. river grove is at 51. new lenox is at 49. today's high temperature will be in the mid-50s. rain continues across our border communities. expect showers this morning may be a bit of sun. we bake 48 this afternoon. 28 tonight. we are warm on sunday. >> a newlywed bride gets a 30-year sentence for pushing her new husband off a cliff, killing him.

>> a pro football player is offering a reward to catch the person who glued razor blades to playground equipment. >> and a dog dial's 911 from her owners smart phone. true story. the air force has fired nine

commanders, in the wake of a cheating scandal in montana.

in addition, the head of the air force's 341-st missile wing has given up his command. a hundred nuclear missile officers were found to have cheated on proficiency exams -- or covered up for *others who cheated -- at malmstrom air force base. the commanders were fired, for failing to provide adequate oversight of the exams. a newlywed bride gets a 30- year sentence for pushing her new husband off a cliff, killing him. jordan linn pleaded guilty to second degree murder in december. at that time she told the judge the fatal push in montana's glacier national park was a reckless act. in exchange for her guilty plea, prosecutors dropped a first-degree murder charge and an obstruction of justice charge. an n-f-l player is offering a reward, after someone glued razor blades to playground equipment in western illinois. a 2-year-old boy was cut by the blades while playing on the monkey bars at a park in east moline monday. julian vandervelde, an offensive lineman for the

philadelphia eagles ... lives in nearby davenport, iowa. he has a 15-month-old son, and says he can't believe someone would set out to hurt children. he is now offering a one- thousand dollar reward in the case. >> there is a psychopath running around the quad city. as a parent i don't feel safe for my child. i will do something about it. >> police found at least a dozen razor blades glued throughout the park, and are investigating a few possible leads. a tornado touched down, just outside of trenton, missouri. at least four homes were damaged. a county road and bridge department building lost its roof. and the electricity was knocked out. but no one was seriously injured in yesterday's twister. emergency crews are working to restore the power in trenton. a 9-1-1 operator received a call that only had panting and scratching on the line. >> hello? >> hello? >> this is 911. is there an

emergency? >> my dog just, i just took my phone away from my dog. >> that's what they always say. a "japanese chin" named sophie got hold of its owners cell phone. its paws kept digging around until it dialed 9-1-1. the owner may not have realized it if sophie didn't put the call on "speaker phone" too. i told you, this happened with my dog. and i had firefighters show up at my house. >> i hope they talked to the dog. >> 43 degrees is the current temperature. we start off around midnight in the mid-50s but temperatures will moderate after that and we drop down as the cold front moves through. in the southwest we are at 60 m.p.h.. to point of 37. 43 in waukegan.

lansing 45. aurora is 42. look at the wind. it's one of those mornings were you need to hand on the steering wheel. we will have some pretty stiff wind. 12 mi. per hour in waukegan. o'hare read at 16. down to 20 in bartlett's. we do have a fairly stiff wind this morning. the rain continues across portions of the counties. it moves to the south and east. the computer models show the rain making its way back into cook county before the morning is done. as temperatures fall, snow comes through the region. nothing too heavy but there is potential for snow until 9:00. we will have high pressure off and on the sun and clouds but a monster storm is a forming in the ohio valley. we will watch this down to the south and east hear the good news is we will stay dry but big things are happening if you're traveling toward the east coast.

anywhere in the ohio river valley or toward the new york city area. be on the lookout. that is a powerful storm. 40 degrees is our high. sunday we make 60. a bit of sunshine there. get your brunch reservations ready. >> i am ready now. a quick update we have some work down from jackson to harrison. just down to one lane in each direction. resurfacing work through that area. 88 a bit of work in the jane addams. no big delays but we are watching what's been reported as a hazmat the tuition where at least 50 gal. of acid have spilled out onto the ground along symphony way and douglas. they do have a big response situation there all

along that stretch. more details on that coming out. >> who is the dancing to the elite eight. >> at the blackhawks returned to boston not proving to be as exhilarating as their june game. sporhalf of the elite is set ine

men's basketball. after years of speculation, wisconsin was the only big ten team to play yesterday. the number-two seed badgers easily handled sixth-seed baylor. wisconsin wins 69-52. wisconsin will face number-one seed arizona ... after the wildcats beat san diego state 70-64. in other games ... number-11 seed dayton knocked off number- 10 seed stanford, 82-72. it's the first elite eight for the flyers since 19-84. they'll face top-seed florida ... as the gators beat u-c-l-a 79-68. here's the rest of your morning sports. >> a rematch of the stanley cup finals in boston. more important

for the blackhawks was the battle for the playoff hole twice in the first round. they didn't come close. if it was all boston. they gave their fans a clinic in hockey. carrying the play-by-play finally get crawford and the first. deflected home of its one- nothing for boston. their defense was outstanding. 2-0 in the final period. batting one man their scoring 13 seconds later after mistake by crawford. an ill-advised pass and the crease is open it was correctly ruled a goal to go on to win by a final a 3-0. the white sox captain playing their final cactus league game. cubs announce that the third baseman has made the major league roster. the broker on record with 13,000 fans. the hawks bring a midseason gillespie.

support from a former white sox player blasts a shot in the second is 4-0. they finally get on board. they're up cracking a blast. the rally falls short of big win for-3. they will play the diamondbacks. the sox had back home for their monday opener. have a great day. good thing this guy isn't a cubs fan... kentucky hoops fanatic tyler black got a tattoo on his leg proclaiming the wildcats this year's n-c-double-a champs. the team has 10 losses this season... several to un-ranked opponents. didn't you get a tattoo like that with a different team? they face defending national champ and in-state rival sixteen. black says the cats have got the ink. of course they have. and sure

they are aware that and they feel like they need to win. >> i know you checked out after ohio state lost. >> the first day of the tournament i thought they should cancel the entire tournament. >> everybody has a blond bracket. >> i don't know about those wildcats. >> he could wear a knee high socks. >> 1 not get a tattoo that says i love mom? temperatures will fall through the day. maybe mixing with snow this afternoon. >> in a quick update. earlier hazmat situation just cleared. this was in elgin. a big response there. 50 gal. of acid spilled on the roads along douglas and symphony way. it just opened again. everybody can make their way through their again. quick update cta blue line shuttle service continues. a full week the lessons that the remnant early. that was the tail end of rosemont and o'hare.

>> more to come including the latest on and armed robbery in the west look. >> a week after the massive landslide in washington state searchers refused to call off the recovery. >> and the trial ends right after begins. >> dean reviews the movies

police are looking for suspects in an armed robbery at a west loop pizza restaurant. the o'hare *l -stop is getting ready to reopen after the blue line train cars are removed. and the search for missing malaysian flight 3-70 shifts. we'll have the latest. good morning, i'm cortney hall in for dan. and i'm erin mcelroy. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. >> we're finally starting to break the winter crop. not for long it will still warm that long but we will take what we can get. 47 right now in wheeling. east chicago at 44. good morning to blue island. it's 43 there. glen ellen at 40. carol stream at 39. strong stiff

wind out of the southwest at 12 mi.. rain today but it will mix with some snow early this morning. in some areas we have that makes are removing in. it is not a significant event. we do dry out quickly. but the rain and wind and snow for you early today by 9:00. taking a look at our forecast. 45 degrees by noon. 5:00 p.m. we are 45 again. a fairly nice weekend. 45 on saturday. sunday we are breezy high of 60. 30 percent chance of rain. breezy with a high of 62 degrees for opening day for the socks. >> over by navy pier we have a flight over project being worked on. that bridge that will link that part of lakeshore drive as it continues heading further to the south. that is causing delays. it will be in place for some time. lakeshore drive north

bound starts and illinois down to grant impact in the right lane and shoulder. this is just phase one. this goes through september of 2015. it will be there for awhile. extra congestion through there is because of that. other than that the road to looking good. cta blue line still getting shuttled on the tail end of that line between rosemont and o'hare because of monday's train derailment. >>police are investigating an armed robbery early this morning at a sarpino's pizza shop in the west loop. the people who robbed the restaurant may fit the description from an earlier robbery of a 711 and 2300 block of was lawrence. we will bring you more as it becomes available. the mess from monday's train derailment at o'hare airport has been cleared away. and now comes the final push to get the o'hare blue line terminal up and running again. judy wang is live in rosemont with an update.

>> good morning pared shuttle buses continue running every few minutes here between the stop and o'hare. no complaints so far from writers this morning. the cta hopes to reopen the o'hare station sometime this weekend. the number of lawsuits the transit agency faces over monday's incident is now at five lawsuits. crews remove the blue line train thursday in pieces. the cut up the cars and hauled them away on flatbed trucks. the cta says the next step are repairs to the track, the platform and the staircase. the derailment happened just before 3 monday morning as the a car train approached the airport. the train barreled over a bumper, onto the platform and climbed the escalator. more than 30 people injured after getting thrown around in the train cars. ntsb says the operator told the investigators she dozed off just before the crash. cta disciplined her in february for doing the same thing and nearly going past a stop. some blue

line riders admit they are nervous and monday's incident does cross their mind. others say they try not to think about it. >> just put it in god's hands. >> you don't even think about it? >> i try not to. but it's scary. >> i am not nervous about writing it but i am skeptical of the fact that this has been two incidents that have occurred in a short space of time. i hope they take care of it. >> the cta estimates monday's derailment di60 did $6 million worth of damage. >>a new lead has relocated the search for a missing malaysian passenger jet. for the past week the search has centered in the indian ocean, about 15 hundred miles west of perth, australia. but a new analysis of radar data, and the plane's speed and fuel consumption rate, suggests the plane went down, only *half as far from perth. the new search area is about 700 miles from where satellite images spotted a debris field. there has been no visual or physical confirmation that the debris belonged to the missing

plane. we were expecting to hear from oscar pistorius at his murder trial today, but now the case has been postponed. one of the two court assessors is now in the hospital. in south africa, the assessors help the judge decide the verdict since there are no jury's. the trial won't resume until april 7-th. pistorius will testify in his defense, but he won't be on camera. he is charged with murdering his girlfriend reeva steenkamp last year. he says the shooting was an accident because he thought she was a burglar hiding behind a bathroom door. it's been nearly a week since a landslide swallowed dozens of homes in washington state. the death toll is expected to rise again today. andrew spencer has more. >> no survivors have been found in days. this is still not a recovery operation. >> we are still in a rescue mode. there are a lot of people

up there who have not lost hope. >> with that in mind the work deliberately. dozens remain unaccounted for on thursday as rescuers continue to dig into the ground. >> we won't run the huge heavy equipment over areas where we may collapse something where we could have a survivor. i want to presume that that chance is very slim. but we have not given up. >> we are slowly walking through moving as much as we can. taking shovel's using our hands. what ever we can do to get in there. >> the national weather service forecast calls for more rain today and beyond. showers could continue for the next full week. all that rain would only hamper the search efforts even further. >> b-p now estimates 39 barrels of oil... about 1600 gallons... leaked into lake michigan from its refinery in whiting, indiana. that's more than double the initial estimate and comes after b-p analyzed the amount of crude collected by containment booms and vacuumed off the

beach. a chicago department of transportation employee was injured after falling 15 feet while working on the randolph street bridge, over the chicago river. chicago police are investigating a funeral home on the west side after a hidden camera was found in a bathroom. employees discovered the camera on monday, at "smith and thomas funeral home" in the 57- hundred block of west madison. the receptionist tells w-g-n it's a unisex bathroom that's only used by employees. she also says the owner is conducting an internal investigation. the state house passed a bill last night to fund buses for children who take a "safe passage" to school. parents have complained that those safe passages make their children go through dangerous areas on their way to school. opponents of the bill say it's expensive and could take money away from other school districts with less bus service. it appears, the city of chicago and its unionized white-collar and building-trades employees are close to a deal to revamp their pensions. it appears the city and its unionized building and trade employees closed a deal to revamp their pension. just last

month moody's investors service dropped the city's credit rating again, citing its growing pension debt. a deal to restructure the pensions could save the city billions of dollars, and bet its no one from the two unions will for fear that any leaks might put the deal in jeopardy. the city still has to renegotiate the pensions of its police and fire unions. president obama will arrive in saudi arabia this morning, which is the last stop of his trip overseas. yesterday, the president was in italy, where he faced questions there are reports that russia has thousands of troops gathering on the border, ready to invade. the u-s and europe imposed economic sanctions to get russia to withdraw, but military action does not appear to be an option. >> we will do what we can to support ukraine and the people. but i think it's also important for us to not promise and not be able to deliver. >>the president said yesterday's meeting with the pope focused on their shared

goal of tackling income inequality. he says he asked the pope to visit the u-s, but no date is set. former president jimmy carter was in town promoting his new book, days after he made news by saying he thinks the government spies on his communications. a standing room only crowd greeted president carter at the swedish museum in andersonville. his book is titled: "a call to action: women, religion, violence and power." last weekend, he told an interviewer if he wants privacy, he writes letters and mails them the old fashioned way. governor quinn's proposed budget would sharply increase education spending in illinois. the governor shared his plans with some of the state's youngest residents. quinn visited students at carl von linne elementary school in the avondale neighborhood. he stressed the importance of education as preparation for a successful career -- and talked about his plan to invest six billion dollars in education over the next five years. the governor says this would be the largest investment in education in illinois history. >> it includes early childhood and money for scholarships for

students who have the ability to get into college but they need financial scholarship in order to afford it. this is a complete comprehensive effort to make sure that everybody gets the education they need to get a good job in the 21st century. >> he said this would be the largest investment in education in illinois history. >> anything can happen during a live shot. watch what happens to a reporter in florida. jennifer titus was reporting on some flooding in tarpon springs, when a couple of goats got more up chasing her. they also cornered her cameraman in his truck. after a little head-butting, the goats lost interest and wandered away. no one got hurt. i'm surprised they didn't start chewing on the wire. they eat anything. >> have you ever looked at the people of a goat? >> where did this happen? you

guys have all this go to knowledge. where is the coming from? >> we should do a special report on goats. it happened at the state fair. let's take a look at our day. 43 degrees is our current temperature. breezy through the morning. it will diminish to debris now wind out of the southwest at 15. you'll need to have two hands on the steering wheel and hold onto your hats because we will have the breeze. 43 degrees right now. 43 in lansing. 41 and bartlett. union is at 41. 42 in aurora. temperatures are warm for this time of the day. we do cool down as those temperatures moderate. the grain is moving through areas north of chicago through the suburbs. just beginning to creep into northwestern to page county. also a rain and snow line that

we are watching near rockford. potential for a light snow today to give you a quick coding as a travel along the state line. the good news is, we don't expect the rain or snow to linger. we will dry out quickly. clouds will break up this morning and temperatures will moderate. tonight we're back down to 28. breezy for saturday. sunday we make 60 degrees. >> still ahead ... the field museum's dinosaur, sue, is heading to space. we'll have details. and -- johnny menziel's impressive pro- day. plus -- stephen colbert is trending this morning -- he's being accused of racism. we'll and -- a man with road rage gets what's coming to him. it's all

chris chris date was not part of a scheme to choke up the bridge traffic according to an eternal investigation into the accusations that he intentionally created the traffic jam to punish the mayor of fort lee for not supporting him. his top aide was fired. >> 6 million people have signed up for private insurance plans under the affordable care act as the deadline approaches. only 5

million were enrolled last week. the obama administration credits the last minute surge to celebrities who helped campaign on behalf of the program. this figure also exceeds the congressional budget office estimate of 6 million signing up in the first year. the deadline is monday. >>a russian spacecraft carrying three astronauts has finally docked at the international space station. two russians and one american blasted off wednesday for what was supposed to be a six hour flight. but an engine burn designed to fine-tune their path did not happen as planned, delaying the docking until last night. the astronauts will now stay in orbit for six months. they're not the only ones on a space mission. the field museum is sending microbes from "sue", the tyrannosaurus rex, into space. the microbes are among a set of 48 microbes scheduled to go to the international space station on sunday. they'll be launched into orbit on a rocket from the kennedy space center in florida. it's part of a project that

will investigate how microbes from four dozen different places on earth compare with those already found on the space station. here are a few stories that are trending online this morning ... one of stephen colbert's jokes was no laughing matter to some of his followers on twitter. a post on the "colbert report" twitter account read, "i am willing to show asian community i care by introducing the ching-chong ding-dong foundation for sensitivity to orientals or whatever." fans recognized it as a take- off on a bit he did on his t-v show. *non -fans thought it was just racist... and they said so. the original tweet was quickly johnny manziel capped off his much-hyped pro day at texas a&m on thursday with a play that is sure to keep scouts buzzing as they continue to work on their draft boards. manziel, wearing a black helmet and shoulder pads, fired a 60- yard bomb to wide receiver mike evans, who caught the ball in stride. as soon as the pass

connected, johnny football showed off that legendary personality, shouting "boom!" for all the world to hear. actor zac efron was punched in the face by a homeless man, in a sketchy part of l-a. it happened sunday just after midnight. cops on patrol saw the actor and his bodyguard in a full- blown fight with three other men. efron told police he had run out of gas, and threw a bottle from his window -- which the homeless men took as a threat. there were no arrests because the fight was "mutual combat". the heroes known as the teenage mutant ninja turtles will be back on the big screen this summer. paramount released the official trailer... after months of leaked images making it to the web. a man's road rage backfired on him, on a florida highway. take a look. it was all caught on a cellphone camera.

he tailgated a woman who was driving 55 in a 50 zone... then he pulled up alongside her... backed off... pulled up again... flipped her the finger... and finally swerved, to try to cut her off. but he lost control and crashed... and the woman's car didn't get a scratch. she pulled over, to notify the police about the crash. and mister road rage now faces a few charges, like careless driving, and leaving the scene of an accident. the woman wasn't ticketed. that's what you get. she was laughing the whole time. >> you always hope that it happens when somebody does that too. that felt good. let's take a look. early this morning ... laughing at other people's pain on a friday. 42 today. right now

we are at 42. temperatures were in the mid 50s today but now they are dropping. a cold front moves through. temperatures stay moderated in the low 40's. we are talking about more rain. the grain moves across the region. more snow. was also yesterday generally north and west. will have potential again today. we do try out early. around 9:00 a.m.. those clouds will begin to break up and make for a fairly nice weekend. 45 right now. high-temperature occurred around midnight. tomorrow we are 45. some day we make 60. monday opening day we are at 62. >> it's quiet out there. we will take it. a quick picture of the kennedy. you can see it looks like road conditions are a little damp in some areas. not a lot of headlights. low-volume over by california we had a small delay. you can see over by

the junction it's slowing down just a bit. we are in good shape as you head out early today. it will pay off for you this morning. everything else is looking good. another update straight ahead. >> coming up, the weekend of movie reviews including the new movie reviews including the new arnoyou're comfortable here, it's where you email, shop, even bank. but are you too comfortable? these days crime can happen in a few keystrokes.

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it's the long awaited telling of the flood that cleansed the earth of evil, told in the book of genesis. russell crowe stars as the ark maker in this big and bold looking biblical tale... but dean says, one with too many liberties and re- interpretations. it's a deans list "c." there's also arnold schwarzenegger's "sabotage." dean calls it an ultra- violent, ultra-bloody, ultra- mindless story about a renegade drug enforcement team accused of being on the take... and suddenly being picked off by a savage murderer. it's all blood without any story... a deans list 'd." the bio-pic about legendary labor leader, cesar chavez, stars chicago's own michael pena, in a reliable, informative telling of the life

and work of the man who championed a fair wage for farm workers in california. it's a deans list "c." the rest of us will be looking out the window happy it is not 25 degrees. >> that you are going to the movies don't do it on sunday. that's the best day of the weekend. when a cloud cover today mixing with snow. tonight we're down to 28. sunday and we make 60. we will be in the low sixties again for opening day monday. >> coming up at 5:00. the search for suspects in the west loop pizza shop robbery. >> new technology to find the missing a malaysian airlines flight. and looking at some of the memorabilia from the 1933- 1934. and the fast-food chain giving out free coffee on a friday. just what we need.

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