1234the blue line o'hare station has reopened and is running for this morning's rush. it's offically baseball season in chicago ... the white sox open the season at home against the twins. and ... the deadline for the affordable care act is here -- officials make a final push to get people signed-up for healthcare coverage by tonight. good morning. i'm sean lewis, in for dan. and i'm erin mcelroy. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. demetrius ivory has a check of our weather. >> you guys are ready for the day. we are all back to work. ready to play ball. warmer temperatures today. we will cool down into tomorrow. but still yesterday we were at 57. today we will top that in some areas. time to play ball and we have temperatures in the low 60s

tiered we think we will get the game in today without the rain. you can expect to see some showers of moving through. and what week is coming. it's 47 at the lakefront. five degrees cooler in bartlett. aurora at 42. sunlight composite shows we are dry. low pressure system out to the west moves a cold front in changing things in a big way. basically today we warm-up but that's it. with a 20 percent chance of rain at around 5:00 a.m.. tamara's high temperature is only 50. i just said only 50. two weeks ago it would pay for this. wednesday is probably a washout at 43 degrees. >> looking a traffic. big story is the blue line is back to normal after monday's

derailment. big news for those who have a flight to catch. no problems getting to the airport. construction overnight. another look of that coming up. a 16-year-old boy in the back of the yards neighborhood was the fourth person in 11 hours to be shot on the streets of chicago. the boy was wounded in the leg near 50-th and marshfield, just before midnight. a woman was shot behind the ear, while riding in her car in the 29-hundred block of west augusta. a 17-year-old boy was shot in both legs at 71-st and peoria. and a 21-year-old man was shot in the left leg near 82-nd and stony island. none of the injuries was life- threatening. the new work week is starting, with full service restored to the c-t-a's blue line. yesterday, work crews completed their repairs to the o'hare terminal, where an eight- car train plowed through its bumper and up an escalator last monday morning. riders had to spend a week taking shuttle buses from rosemont to the airport.

but everything is now back to normal. >> it's about time. it was really inconvenient. glad it is back up. good job. >> the operator of the train admitted she fell asleep at the controls. her union blames a heavy work schedule. but the c-t-a says she had 18 hours off, prior to her shift. today is the *last day to sign up for health insurance through the affordable care act. if you have yet to enroll, there are plenty of places to go for help. erik runge is *live at norwegian american hospital with more. >> people can head out here starting at 8:00 a.m. to get help signing up for the health care. one of many places that will be open and available to help people get health care before the deadline tonight at 11:00 p.m.. if you do head to one of the many places, you will find a health care navigator to

help guide you through the website to help you choose the best plan for you and keep you eligible for subsidies. if you don't get health care you could face a tax penalty. but so far 9.5 million people have health coverage who did not if you include medicaid enrollees. about 6 million people have signed up on the exchanges. 114,000 are right here in illinois. navigators' will be at the hospitals and they will be there all day. it covered illinois has been on a blitz to get people signed up. the message is simple, this is it. >> we are getting an urgent message out to consumers that the deadline is monday. at 11:00 p.m.. we want to make sure all consumers know we are providing many enrollment opportunities from now until the deadline.

>> there are a few exceptions that will allow people to sign up for health care after the deadline. like changing events like if you lose your job and also people who have already started the enrollment process they will be able to finish their applications to get health coverage before a tax penalty. they may keep doing that. but a lot of places are offering it up for people to get health care and get signed up before the deadline which again is at 11:00 p.m.. live from norwegian american hospital. back to you. >>taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. this couple is being held on bail for several armed robberies in the city's near west side and lincoln square neighborhoods. prosecutors say brian o'connor and sarah doubek robbed several businesses last week after o'connor lost his job and doubek's car was stolen. police arrested them friday. prosecutors say video and

witnesses identified both of them. two men were arrested for illegally selling parking spaces at a church in uptown to people attending an event at the aragon ballroom. cornelius upshaw and clarence mc-clellan were caught by police charging 20 dollars for parking at saint thomas of canterbuy. charges. charges are pending in connection to a fatal crash on the edens expressway. it happened just before two o clock sunday morning in the southbound lanes near touhy avenue. police say 26-year-old samee ranginwala was killed after his car was rear-ended by a speeding audi. the driver of the audi was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. a former marine from zion is expected to go on trial in virginia today for killing a sailor in the barracks they shared back in 2009. if jorge torrez is convicted, federal prosecutors will seek the death penalty. during sentencing, they plan to show evidence that torrez also brutally stabbed two girls to death in zion. laura hobbs and her friend, krystal tobias, were found dead

in a park in 2005. police say torrez's d-n-a matched evidence recovered at the crime scene. but he remained free for five years while police blamed the father of one of the victims. authorities say torrez murdered the sailor while the father sat in jail awaiting trial for the girls' deaths. francis cardinal george returned to the altar for sunday mass after his week-long hospitalization for an infection brought on by his cancer treatment. the cardinal held onto a fellow priest for support, weakened by chemotherapy and the stomach infection. at the end of mass and outside greeting worshippers, the cardinal gave thanks for the many prayers from chicago's catholics. >> it's easy prey for other people i find. i count on others to pray for me. that's what it means to be a family, a community of saints. i know they dupree. i get messages and phone calls and letters and people who really pray for me. i'm grateful. >>the cardinal is still hopeful he'll be able to travel to rome next month for the canonization of pope john paul the second.

today is opening day for the white sox. they'll start their new season when they host the twins at the cell this afternoon. the game starts at three. the sox lineup features several new faces as they try to rebound from an awful season last year. it's also believed to be paul konerko's final season, but he will not be starting today. stick around all morning for *live reports from the cell from pat tomasulo and ana belaval. judy wang will join us *live with a preview. coming up ... an agreemento jae demetrius? >> i had time to spare. >> it's like you are running to home plate. i didn't know where you're running to. >> let's take a look at our day. currently we have readings at 47. it's nice warm temperatures for early this morning. we do stay warm but we are expecting

breezy conditions. a cool down comes through tomorrow as the cold front makes its way in. temperatures will drop and there is rain on the way. not so much for today. satellite shows cloud cover on the increase today. the system is approaching from the west. slight chance of rain by 5:00 p.m.. 63 degrees today. tonight we have a potential thunderstorm. tomorrow our high as 50 degrees. 44 on thursday. friday is 48. good chance of showers each day after today. >> coming up, an agreement after talks between u-s and russia fails to break a tense deadlock. plus -- a race against time to find the black box -- as authorities continue to search for the missing malaysia airlines flight. and -- there were plenty of upsets as teams earn a spot in the final four of the n-c-a-a men's basketball tournament.

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the north raised the possibility it might conduct new *nuclear tests. diplomats from the u-s and russia met in paris to discuss the future of ukraine. secretary of state john kerry says he and russia's foreign minister agree on the need for finding a diplomatic solution. kerry said that would be hard to do as long as russia has thousand of troops at the ukrainian border. russia says they don't plan to invade, but they also don't plan to pull back. kerry says that has to happen before any progress can be made. >> i made clear that the u.s. still considers the russian actions to be illegal and illegitimate and russians actions over the past several weeks have placed it at odds with the rule of law in the international community. >>russia's foreign minister says he hopes all political forces in ukraine will have an equal voice. this meeting in paris came two days after president obama talked to russian president putin on the phone.

ten planes and ten ships are looking for signs of malaysia airlines flight 370 in the indian ocean. one possible lead, became a dead end, when strange orange objects in the water turned out to be a dead jellyfish and fishing equipment. it's been 23 days since the plane disappeared from radar, on a flight to beijing. searchers are desperately trying to find the plane before the batteries on its "black box" run out next week. american equipment that can track the flight recorder's "pings" left australia this morning. but it'll take three days to reach the search zone. more than a week after a deadly landslide in washington state - search teams are still looking for anyone who may still be alive. the search continued sunday in difficult conditions. officials say the death toll has risen to at least 21. crews have reportedly found another four bodies but haven't recovered them. the number of missing remains at 30. volunteers are working to collect family mementos from the debris - with plans to clean those items and return them to their owners.

some university of arizona students didn't take the wildcats overtime loss to wisconsin in the elite eight very well. 15 people were arrested after several hundred blocked a street saturday night and ignored police orders to disperse. the unruly fans tossed bottles and firecrackers at police in riot gear, who responded with pepper spray. all but one of those arrested has been released. next time you get pulled over by the police, you can let your smart-phone give you some free legal advice. the "oh crap app" is designed to help if you get pulled over and questioned by law enforcement. it includes a list of basic legal rights and a blood alcohol calculator. if you're in a pinch, you can hit the "oh crap" button and receive advice like "the less you say the better" and "lawyer up." that button also turns on your phone's recorder so you have a record of your conservation with the officer. a little memento. >> i'm sure that will really

pleased the officer who pulled you over. >> i'm sure the officer will love that can i get your registration? >> hold on i have to press this button. >> who knows if it will work. to date wind is at a south 20-25 mi.. if you are lucky to have opening day ticket you are going to have a good day. sunshine to start than clouds will increase. there is a chance for rain but probably not until after they win. nice warm temperature this morning. wind and the south at 12 mi.. cooler temperatures out to the west. 41 and morris. 40 degrees in kenosha. sublet radar shows we are dry. here's what's happening. low pressure system will bring some snow to the northwest. what it will do here is bring the cold front tonight. ahead of that front we do have the potential for showers as the front moves through. a potential

for a thunderstorm here tomorrow morning and you can see we will try out on tuesday. that'sto the north. more rain coming as a stationary front lenders over the region. that is the typical spring like pattern. we expect the off and on showers to move through tuesday. it will probably stick around until the weekend. 63 degrees is the high. breezy today. expect spotty showers and maybe a storm down to 38. tamara's high is 50 degrees. once the we have the chance of rain. >> so far so good on the roads. no major delays. a reminder to watch for delays on lakeshore drive because of the new construction heading northbound right near navy pier. they're building a new flyover for pedestrians and bicyclists that will have the right lane block on northbound like short drive through september. watch for it

to be slow there. main roads, here's the kennedy coming in bound you can see everything moving just fine. bacteria. >>coming up ... opponents of allowing cellphone calls on planes gain a powerful ally and next in sports -- the blackhawks lose another we have the latest. >> could morning! >> your back? >> you forgot i was here. i am here. the white sox home opener is today. we will have some white sox trivia also the latest technology in tailgating. that's coming out.

the second game yesterday went down to the final ten seconds. kentucky's aaron harrison makes an amazing shot with a guy in his face. he scored the final four baskets for kentucky, and they beat michigan 75-72. brackets 8 teams -- kentucky will face number two seed wisconsin. and, after beating michigan state, the number seven seed *u-conn will take on top seed florida. both games are on saturday. here is the rest of your morning sports ...

>> good morning. with patrick kane out the captain took a vicious hit in the second period last night and jammed his left shoulder. he left the ice estate on the bench for a while then did not return it doesn't look good in the highlands trying to stop the skid they fall behind. comes in rushing and gets a restore right there beating crawford 1-0 pittsburgh. then just 21 seconds later on the move again, it a 2-0 lead. the hardest hit of all comes in the second. it looks bad. crash against the board of the capt. falls to his knees and grabbed his shoulder and does not return to the game. they go on to win

four-one. they are 0-3 on the road. they've lost four of the last five. >> we will see. we will know more tomorrow. it's day to day. >> are you surprised? >> i didn't see the hit. i will look at a better leader. >> t think is serious? >> i don't think it's serious. >> whenever you lose players someone has to step up and take the spot. those two guys are tough to replace but it is an opportunity for other players. it happens all the time with hockey players they go down and it's an opportunity for somebody else. >> the bull's rebound from friday's lost to portland. as usual noah leads the way. the bulls lead 95-90. they didn't roll over. the shot clock just about expired when he makes an

amazing turnaround. tying the game with a few minutes left. it's up to d j augustine and he nails it to put them up and they go on to win it. a big night with 33 points for him. that's it for sports. >>markets started friday with a rally -- but the morning's big gains mostly disappeared by the closing bell. the three major indexes ended friday slightly higher after a shaky week overall. the f-c-c is planning to lift its ban on cellphone calls aboard passenger planes. but now, the global business travel association is calling upon regulators to keep the ban in place. frequent business travelers say they've come to expect, and appreciate, a little peace and a quiet in the skies. and they say, letting fliers spend hours on their cellphones will be too distracting. one person commented, "adding voice calls to the ever- shrinking confines of a commercial airline would be like sending passengers to hell with gasoline underpants."

what i just read? gasoline underpants? it's like they've made me swear and i didn't even know it. the average cost of a wedding in the u-s last year was about 30-thousand dollars. the wedding website *the knot- dot-com* reports newlyweds coughed up more than 13- thousand bucks for the average reception and about 13-hundred for the wedding dress. engagement rings average just under 56-hundred dollars. >> that is a big diamond. >> is that a lot? pity the fathers of manhattan brides. weddings in new york cost nearly 87-thousand on average. >> you could send your kid to school for that. if you take a selfie.. and don't like the way you look... it's not your fault. the media psychology center says we grow comfortable with how our face is supposed to look. so if you're selfie doesn't resemble what you see in the mirror, you tend not to like it.

>> can we bring that back? we do have more coming back. there they go. the only options are to "get over yourself" or take a picture of the mirror. >> what is that picture? >> that was one of my favorite ones ever. perhaps he had too much to drink when he took that. maybe. perhaps. >> was it jan? >> he was just having some fun that day. don't pretend like you never done that. >> i have never tanned or taken a picture like that. let's take a look at our day. >> just leave it there. >> let's talk about baseball. it's good to be windy for the first pitch today. as the sox take on the twins. we expect fairly nice conditions. if you're headed out to the game

tablatures will be in the low 60s. it's 40 degrees right now in this area. i don't know if i said it correctly. i said a wrong. first time ever a said that and i say it wrong. >> if you look set yourself in the mirror and night in my people to say that. >> in your defense we heard about gasoline underpants so thanks for that. the sparse traffic, we do have some construction. lakeshore drive heading north bound we have the right lane block right around the peak year. it will be blocked until september. it's all for the new climb over ramp their building. we have one in both directions at 3172 due to construction work in place until may. >>there's more to come in our next half-hour. the deadline for the affordable care act is here -- the final push to register. plus -- the white sox take to the field against the twins in

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today -- in their home opener against the minnesota twins. a man and woman face charges in a robbery spree in the near west side and lincoln square neighborhoods. and ... the deadline for the affordable care act is here -- officials make a final push to get people signed-up for healthcare coverage. good morning, i'm sean lewis in for dan. and i'm erin mcelroy. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. italian looking pretty good. a month yesterday was 57. it didn't feel like all lake. it was chilly. >> the one guy who wants to complain about the spirit >> i went back to work and it was cold. >> i knew there was somebody in this town who was bringing it down. >> it was wonderful. thank you. in buffalo grove right now is 47. waukegan is up 46. some like radar shows we are completely dry. we do have crab cover out

to the west. clouds will increase with the chance of rain today. 20 percent chance by 5:00 p.m.. you should enjoy this. a cool down comes on tuesday. that's just for you ha-shanah. good chance for rain starting tuesday chance of rain to the work week. >> what a jerk. >> you just end up on him. >> and eisenhower heading inbound read by the tristate left lane is blocked. expect some added delays there. also this morning, dan ryan in good shape. no major issues or hot spots. a live look in bound coming in the persian stevenson it's looking good. sean, i do love you. >> i thought it was for our weatherman. you're saying that to me? today is the *last day to sign up for health insurance through the affordable care act. if you have yet to enroll, there are plenty of places to go for

help. erik runge is *live at norwegian american hospital with more. please save our sinking ship. >> good morning. it sounds like you guys are having a great time. to be honest, it is great to be outside and not to be wearing a heavy coat. but as far as the affordable care act goes, there plenty of places people can go. come here to norwegian american hospital starting at 8:00 a.m.. many people will be out trying to get people signed up before the 11:00 deadline. if you head to one of the many places offering help, you will find a health care navigator to guide you through the website to help you choose the best plan for you to see if you are eligible for any subsidies. if you don't get the health care you could face a tax penalty. about 9.5 million people now have health coverage who did not before. that includes the medicaid enrollees. 6 million have signed up through the exchanges. 114,000 right here in

illinois. in addition to norwegian. there will be at u of i, mercy and inkles hospital all day long. it covered illinois has been on an all-out blitz to get people signed up. the message is simple, this is it. many who waited until the last minute are taking advantage. >> i am in the middle of my career transitioning over. i have lots of part-time jobs and no insurance. this is a relief. >> there are a few exceptions if you do miss the deadline. you can still sign up for health care if you have started the application. that goes for a little while longer. and if you have a life changing event like if you lose your job you could get back on to the exchanges. but after 11:00 p.m., the next time you could get on the exchanges is in november and your coverage would not start until next year. back to you.

>>taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. the c-t-a blue line is back in full service. work crews finished repairing eight-car train plowed through its bumper and up an escalator last monday morning. riders had to spend a week taking shuttle buses from rosemont to the airport. but everything is now back to normal. a man and woman have been charged in connection to a robbery spree in the near west side and lincoln square neighborhoods. police say 31-year-old brian o'connor and 35-year-old sarah doubek robbed several stores and restaurants. they were arrested shortly after the fourth hold-up early last friday at a pizza restaurant in the 600 block of west lake street. the suspects say they robbed the stores because o'connor lost his job and doubek had her car stolen. one of the faces of the gay rights movement in chicago will be remembered today. search teams are still searching for those who may be alive in the mud slide. difficult conditions. the death toll has risen to least 21. crews have

reportedly found another few bodies that not recover them. the number missing remains at 30. volunteers are working to collect family member of mementos to clean them and return them to their owners. one of the faces of the gay rights movement will be remembered today. vernita gray was 65 when she died from cancer on march 18-th. a memorial is being held at the goodman theater this afternoon. gray became part of history when she took part in the first gay marriage in illinois. a judge allowed that to happen six months before a new law made it legal. gray and her wife pat were allowed to wed because of gray's health situation. governor quinn took his re- election campaign to church. he spent his sunday morning addressing the congregation at "rock of ages baptist" church in maywood. quinn even quoted the bible, to promote his agenda... he cited the old testament prophet isaiah.

>> share your bread with of the hungry. don't turn your back on your own. that's what we are talking about here want to raise the minimum wage. educate everybody. make sure we have health care for everybody. >> the governor's talking points also included securing illinois' financial future, and equality in economic growth. senator mark kirk campaigned for govenror quinn's republican opponent, bruce rauner. at a news conference, rauner says quinn broke his promise to the people of illinois when he proposed to make the state's 67-percent temporary income tax hike, permanent. rauner and kirk noted that illinois trails the nation, and even its midwest neighbors, in economic recovery. kirk said, quinn's expansion of medicaid coverage in illinois, only deceives people into believing they have health insurance. >> when you show up and the doctor says it no that it will

pay period inaudible it's a lie. >> governor quinn signed the medicaid expansion last summer, healthcare reform act. the harsh winter did not deplete the road salt. in fact the county was quietly giving some away. the board of president's office says the county loaned out about 1,300 t of salt. about 3 percent of the total supply. it still has 11,000 t left over for next winter. a lot of salt was left over from last year there was a mild year. >> a record-breaking amount of ice covered the lake and now it's starting to rise. it will rise 14 in. of the spirit the water levels have never in the

95 year history remained below average for so long. higher levels are expected to improve the wetlands areas. stealing your material from your eyes story. >> it was something we were hoping for. last year was very low. so that is something that came out of the polar cortex that was good. we are at 37 waukegan. 42 and bartlett. down to kankakee its 41. temperatures are mild today. yesterday we were at 57. only the low 60s today. cloud cover on the increase. we have colder air out to the west on the flip side of a cold front that comes through tonight. expect partly sunny conditions. it will be breezy. gusting between 45 mi. per hour. it will be breezy. 63 degrees is the high. spotty showers may be a thunderstorm tonight. 38 degrees for the overnight low.

tuesday, 40 percent chance of rain. wednesday we have a 60 percent chance of rain. only up to 43 degrees. >> still ahead, testing your knowledge of white sox try to kickoff opening day. >> and the end for chelsea lee lee. >> and robert deniro begins a new partnership in chicago. details on that coming up. heres

trending online. the only female late night host on american television is moving on. comedian chelsea handler's manager confirms handler plans to leave the e! network at the end of the year. handler has hosted the talk show "chelsea lately" since 2007. her manager says there are options including a radio show or a new talk show on a different network. >>get ready to go back to the world of harry potter. author j-k rowling is writing a new trilogy, but this one will be different. it will take place 70 years before potter learns to become a wizard. the new films will be an adaptation of a textbook in the potter series, called "fantastic beasts and where to find them." so this is more of a spin-off, instead of a prequel.

>> that sounds like a dating website. >> is out what people are doing now? >> there was only a matter of time before they went back to that world. >> i would keep writing if i was her it cannot hurt. >> let's take a look at our day. fairly nice condition so far. sugar grove is at 42. in morris its 41. satellite radar shows we are dry. some cloud cover early today sunrise at 6:36 a.m.. expect some showers moving through the region. the highs don't arrive until after lunch time. 61 degrees at 5:00 p.m.. 9:00 p.m. it's 57 degrees. here is the seven days forecast. a fairly nice week in terms of temperatures. cooler air on wednesday and thursday. good chance for showers. friday we are at 48. saturday is 46.

>> a crash that originally was on the eisenhower is actually on the outbound stevenson at the tristate. the left lane is blocked. expect a bit of an added delay there. but light in volume of traffic. over in northwest indiana as well you concede that. 80-94 around indianapolis boulevard traffic is moving along just fine. that's a look traffic. >> mr. cancun is back. >> great to be back. i'm back from sunny mexico. my alarm one of this morning and i was so excited it was 2:00 a.m.! so great. glad to be here. it's the opening day for the white sox. we are all white sox fans today. home opener over there at the cell. will have until the technology. but let's do some trivia.

let's go we have our question, who did they defeat in their first official american league game on * a. detroit april 24th 1901? * b. cleveland * c. philadelphia * d. new york ? >> i am looking it up. >> don't cheat! don't you know this? >> what is your hometown? >> at its cleveland! >> there is. he should have known that demetrius. it >>which sox player once hit two grand slams in a game? * a. robin ventura * b. frank thomas * c. dick allen * d. moose skowron >> i liked the name moves i'd pick moves. >> i go with a. >> that's correct. the sox clinched their 1993 divisional title behind a key home run from what player? * a. darrin jackson * b. bo jackson * c. ron jackson * d. joe jackson which jackson was it?

>> i go with answer be. >> it should be the, bo jackson. if you go out the white sox game one of the great things is you can tailgate and we have a technology store to show you some of the new technology for tailgating. have you ever used one of these grilled thermometers? he put this in your meat and you download and act on your phone and it gives to the temperature on your phone. you can find out when your steak is done without opening the lid. >> why don't you stick a fork in it? >> so the jews doesn't go out. now there is a man in many thermometer to you can click on. it only set costs about $30. check this out. i have not seen this in person. the blacktop 360 grill/fryer. it's a grill and a

deep fryer all in one. right there you can deep-fried or french fry a griddle for your pancake and a grill on the side. this is about $249. by just went on to the website and i believe they are sold out. >> it's not dangerous at all to have that spitting oil coming at you. >> let's keep going. big problem you have your misplaced your beer. where is my beer? i can't find it. but you have a remote and you can push a button and this will tell you where your beer is. how about that. it's about $20. $20 to find your. pager. >> we wouldn't know where to find our beer. you give us all the important stuff. >> you saved our opening day.

>> let's move on. how many seats at u.s cellular field? *a. 40,615 *b. 39, 785 *c. 41, 462 if you know the answer, log onto w-g-n t-v dot com slash contests *now. you could win x. the winner will be chosen later today. coming up...disney's smash hit - frozen, has now made a box office milestone.

robert de-niro is investing in a new hotel to be built in the west loop. the plans are to build a 13 story hotel and a japanese restaurant on randolph. that would be the tallest building in the area. critics say this kind of development would hurt the city's "meat packing district" since it would create traffic and reduce parking. frozen as now the highest grossing animated film of all time. $1 billion worldwide. it earned nearly $400 million

domestically. 675 million internationally. noah made it rain at the box office this weekend. i did not write that! the great flood is coming. we need to survive the storm. >> we will build an ark. >> it's not sacrilegious at all. the biblical story of the epic flood starring russel crowe raked in 44-million dollars in its opening weekend. divergent took in 26 and a half million. and the new muppets movie was third. >> to see it demetrius? >> you know how it ends? irene know the ending. let's take a look at our day. as to play ball this afternoon we expect fairly nice conditions. it will be breezy. clouds will be on the increase. there is a chance for

rain. we have a fairly what week coming our way in the forecast. as a look at the region, here is the seven days forecast. tamara's high is 51. with a chance of a shower. wednesday we make more rain. with a breezy. temperatures fall a bit. we should always almost be in the low 50s every day but not so much for wednesday. we will be at 43. we have a 50 percent chance for showers on thursday. good chance of that on thursday. into friday as the sport at wrigley field temperature of 48 degrees. it will be breezy with a chance of showers. saturday it will be cooler but 46. for the weekend we are at 52 and we expect sunshine with a 20 percent chance of a shower. it looks like temperatures are starting to warm up a bit. we

will have a more in-depth look in a bit. looking at traffic. if you crash as an outbound of 55 at the tristate. left lane is blocked because of the crash. heading in bound on the bishop ford at 159 report of a roll over crash there. the other big story is the cta blue line. everything is back to normal between rosemont and o'hare. it was blocked off last week after monday's derailment that happened. of course cta worked on that through the week. just yesterday afternoon it was opened back up. everything is back to normal. that's good news for you if you have to catch a flight. >> you don't have to deal with the shuttle bus. that was apparently a real pain. from rosemont to o'hare and back again. >> things are getting better. >> coming up at 5:00.

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