police are looking for the man who sexually assaulted a woman near a suburban metra stop. the u-s is ready to issue a new round of sanctions against russia over the crisis in ukraine. and dozens of northwestern football players will vote today on forming a union. good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. it's the last morning of the week. >> it's at their friday morning or for some people its thursday night. note it is raining right now but it won't rain all day. it will be a nice later. we already got three thumbs down. you've seen this high before.

but we continue to talk about temperatures on the rise. nearly 70 degrees today. right now we have that rain coming true. it will dry out quickly. preconditions and some sunshine. 46 at o'hare. 47 in lansing. 49 and juliet. rain and clouds in the temperatures have not dropped too much. most of the region has been dry. we had lights prickles a moment ago. this line will continue to press to the east. low pressure moves through and it should be out of the way by lunchtime. showers taper off quickly cloud cover will move for a few hours but it will break up quickly by the afternoon. 62 by noon. high temperature to say 68. cooler for the weekend. >> looking good on the road a

bit of construction should be picked up by 530 or 6:00. heading out early, not too much to worry about. no major accidents or hot spots. >> a police officer from gary is in the hospital, after his squad car crashed during a high speed chase. it happened last night, near burr street and the borman expressway. the officer was reportedly involved in the chase, when his squad car struck a guard rail and burst into flames. witnesses say the car was engulfed by flames when ambulances arrived. the officer's condition has not been released. an amtrak train going from champaign to chicago is delayed after a fatal accident involving a farmer. the train hit a fertilizer spreader as it came out of a field, in savoy last night. the driver was flown to a hospital, where he died. no one on the train suffered any serious injuries. the train had to be towed back to the station in champaign. passengers were put on another train, but their trip was delayed by six hours. it was expected to arrive in chicago about a half hour ago.

we have a breaking news story of indonesia. a drunken passenger on a virgin blue flight try to break into the cockpit and hijack a plane. it happened a flight of australia. the pilot was forced to land the plane in bali. passengers were allowed to get off they will be booked on other flights. no one was injured. >> police are searching for a man who sexually assaulted a woman near a metra train station in the south suburbs. nancy loo is live in matteson with more. >> good morning. police say the suspect in this case could be a serial rapist. the attack happened along this trail just before sunrise yesterday morning. not far from the madison metra station. victim was on her way to the station from her home in park forest. 34 year-old woman told police she gave a description of her

attackers believed to be in his 20s or 30s. police say the woman was walking to the station around 5:30 a.m. when she was grabbed and sexually assaulted along the trail between been street. the same man is suspected in two separate attacks on tuesday. the joint community alert has been putting many residents on the edge and ready to fight back. >> i carry a bat for protection. i have a daughter. i'm very concerned about her walking back and forth to school alone. >> police in park forest already investigating four previous attacks since march in which young women reported being dragged and battered. the suspect sketch in those cases is similar to the sketch released yesterday leading to the joint alert. however, police say it is

not known yet whether all of these cases are connected. the three most recent attacks happened in the early morning hours. residents are urged to be alert and take precautions. police are offering a $500 reward for information leading to an arrest in any of the cases. >>the university of chicago is warning students about an attack that happened at a metra stop the victim was in the east stairwell of the 53rd street station yesterday afternoon, when they were approached by a person with a gun who took their cell phone and wallet ... then ran off. the attacker is described as being in his teens. no arrests have been made. the victim was not hurt. u-s officials say additional sanctions against russia could come today over the crisis in ukraine. secretary of state john kerry says russia will make an "expensive mistake" if it does not de-escalate the situation. tensions rose yesterday when russia began new military drills near the border, after

ukrainian forces killed five pro-russian militants. ukraine is giving russia 48- hours to explain the drills, but did not say what ukraine will do if russia doesn't comply. a doctor from chicago was one of three americans killed by terrorists in afghanistan. 57-year-old jerry umanos died yesterday when a guard opened fire on a hospital in kabul, operated by a faith-based organization. the wife of umanos says her husband was living his dream of helping the afghan people by treating children and training other doctors. previously, umanos worked for 25 years at the lawndale christian health center. >> he always had a desire to be the hands and of crisis. he was always a delight for christ and he had a love and commitment that he expressed for the afghan people because of the glove. >> doctor umanos' family is asking people to honor his memory by looking beyond the violence in afghanistan, and opening their hearts to the afghan people.

today is sentencing day for three men who plotted a series of bombings at chicago's nato summit, two years ago. jared chase, brent betterly and brian church were arrested after they assembled four molotov cocktails in the days leading up to the summit. the bombs may have been meant for police stations, mayor emanuel's house, and president obama's campaign headquarters. they were the first men convicted under illinois' terrorism statute. prosecutors are asking for a minimum 14-year prison sentence for each man. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. chicago police are holding this man, johanson little, on charges of knowingly infecting his girlfriend with h-i-v. police say little has been h-i- v positive since 2003. the couple's year-long relationship ended in june of last year. in february, the woman tested positive for h-i-v. little is being held on 750 thousand dollars bond. one person is dead, and nine others were hurt in shootings across chicago since yesterday afternoon. a 23-year-old man was pronounced dead after being shot in the gresham neighborhood at 6:30 last night.

it happened in the nine- hundred block of west 83rd street. police say the man was outside, when a van drove up opened fire. so far, no suspects are in custody. four people, including two firefighters, were hurt when a cleaners in grayslake. it happened yesterday afternoon at "a-one cleaners" on belvidere road. two employees were overcome by fumes from dry cleaning chemicals, one of them suffered burns. two firefighters were treated for inhalation injuries. all of the injured are expected to be o-k. it may be election day for northwestern football but it will have it declared winner for a while. 76 players are eligible to vote whether they want to form a union. the regional director of the labor board had ruled they are actually school employees but the board is reviewing that decision. the election will still be held but the result will be known for several months. forming a union supporters say will give them a voice but northwestern says players are students in a voluntary football program. >>

a former soccer coach at maine west high school will not be getting his job back after a hazing scandal. in january of last year, school officials fired soccer coaches emilio rodriguez and michael divincenzo they were accused of not keeping freshmen players safe from being hazed by other players. a state appointed hearing officer upheld rodriguez's firing. the officer said rodriguez knew, or should have known, that his players were being physically violated. a judge cleared divincenzo of any criminal wrongdoing, but he's not trying to get his job back. a new high school will be named after the president. it will be built and scandal to open in 2017. students will be selected to the enrollment process thousands of well qualified can apply but only a few hundred will get in. the new school gives kids another option at a high performing school. >> where am i going to send my child? it's the biggest anxious question that exists across the city. as noted, 2400 kids every

year get turned away who are prepared for our high schools. we are not prepared for them. we will be prepared for them. >> the school will cost $60 million to build. the money will come from tax increment financing. >>the university of south florida is making a rule about selfies at graduation. the school says it's not opposed to students taking photos of themselves. students just aren't allowed to take selfies on the stage during the commencement. university officials say it slows down the ceremony. an ad in the student newspaper entitled, "graduation etiquette," also classifies stepping, marching, and strolling as inappropriate behavior. had to get across the stage? >> what will they do expel you? you're graduating. there will send you a bill and ask you to pay money for the rest of your life. that's what they will do. rain showers continue today. we

have light rain. we've seen about a quarter of an inch since midnight in some areas. pontiac reading at 57. university park is at 49. elsewhere we begin to dry out where we find these temperatures dropping. glen cove reading of 42. a fifth of an inch of rain. here you can see the doppler showing the showers taper off from northwest to southeast. i think it dries out early today. it will move towards clouds and sunshine. 60 degrees this afternoon. cooler for the weekend. >> coming up several children hurt in a school bus crash in california. >> and why a navy base in san diego went on lockdown. and how the first lady was surprised during take your daughter to work day. >> and events at a bowling

alley dropped a larger crowd than expected. w you have time to shop for car insurance today? yeah. i heard about progressive's "name your price" tool? i guess you can tell them how much you want to pay and it gives you a range of options to choose from. huh? i'm looking at it right now. oh, yeah? yeah. what's the... guest room situation? the "name your price" tool, making the world a little more progressive. eleven middle school students

and a bus driver were injured when their bus veered off a road in southern california, and went *up a hillside. the children were heading home from school yesterday afternoon when the bus crashed in anaheim hills. the bus was found 20 feet from the road, and leaning against a

tree. the driver had to be cut out of the wreckage. he and two children are listed in critical condition. investigators say the driver may have been making an unsafe turn. a pellet gun shooting left a naval base in san diego on lockdown for more than two hours. a sailor was spotted waving the gun from a sixth floor window in his barracks at naval base point loma. witnesses say, from the ground, it looked like a *real gun. the gunman later told police, he fired the gun at a mirror in a parking garage... but not at any people. 7 thousand people live or work at the based... no one was injured in yesterday's incident. yesterday was take your children to work day which gave the first lady a chance to meet with children of employees in the executive office. one little girl was there to help her father. >> my dad's been out of a job for a few years and wanted to give you his resonate. >> i will take it. >> she's doing something for her dad.

>> the white house declined to comment calling it a private matter. the first lady took the resonate when she left the room. >> a bowling alley in missouri held a special event with an interesting clothing policy. it's called "bowling in the buff'. it turns out plenty of people wanted to try their hand at the sport... minus their clothing. it wasn't the first time maplewood residents shucked their clothing at the lanes. the clothing optional bowling event has apparently been around since the 90's. organizers say they're proud to carry on the tradition. >> i fought i needed coffee but now i am wide awake. >> there's no way you can erase that. we were worried about your suit. >> don't bring it up again. >> his getting ready to go bowling. >> check out our weather. wind out of the north at 8 mi.. it's

raining right now across the areas. not so much in chicago right now the rain has left the city. but later today the clouds will break up. we will have a nice day. rain overnight we need that rain. the cloud cover keeps it from cooling down setting the stage for a warm day ahead. right now it's 44 degrees in waukegan. 48 at the lakefront. 50 down to kankakee. 51 and morris. here is the rain exiting the region i think we will be tried by the time most people wake-up of around seven or 8:00. the rain will taper off quickly. the cloud cover is just beginning to move into portions of illinois it will break up later. a nice day today. the best day of the forecast because after today have a chance for rain and cooler temperatures for almost all of next week. maybe a shower popping up again as the

week errantry lenders over the region but overall a nice day. breezy clouds on the breakup down to 45. mar 56 breezy. sunday chance of rain. >> quick update on some traffic lingering out there. construction on the dan ryan has the express lanes down. stick to the local lanes between 47. on 57 at 119 in new accident was just cleared. a bit of a gaper delay their but that seems to be the worst. everything else is looking good. >> coming up get ready to pay more for your morning cup of joe. and next in sports -- the hawks get ready to test their resolve in game five tonight in st. louis. hey marcus! >> i am looking for all the positive stories throughout chicago. we want to meet the good people around the area. we need your help. we will tell you how you can nominate people for

the fun we are going to have.stn

choppy trading thursday. the dow ended *flat for first the nasdaq and s-and-p booked their fifth straight gain. if you are a coffee drinker in the prices have risen dramatically. it's because of

an ongoing drought in brazil. coffee growers say their crops of arabica beans are being severely hurt by the dry spell. those beans are used in *most of the world's coffee. some of the big *chain coffeeshops have been able to hold the line on their prices, because they locked in their bean prices well in advance. >> the blackhawks have pulled even with the blues. the go- ahead game is tonight. these games have been unbelievable. the hawks win game 4 wednesday thanks to patrick kane. up 1-0. it's 2-0. they let that get away. one bad stride kids time and space and here he goes. he

rips it over the stick to win the. he does have hit the crossbar a few minutes before that. they all say it doesn't matter who did it as, as it got done. >> between 3-1-32. went into overtime we were all confident that we would get another win in front of our home crowd. just a matter of time. >> 2-2. we have had some trouble down there this year. but we've been knocking on the door and it's only a matter of time. i think we are feeling confident if we can play the way we play and keep things simple and just try to play a solid game but will put ourselves in a good spot. >> the odds are in our favor. the last few games have been huge for us. we had a good push. the push we needed. the guys are excited to get the next one started.

>> no doubt. state game 5 and the bulls play game 3 in washington d.c.. that morning sports. >> a minor league baseball team wanted to grab people's attention with a new slogan. it worked, but not in the way it wanted. the myrtle beach pelicans came up with a marketing campaign that fits their bird theme... the slogan was "un-flocking believable." management says they expected a few complaints, but then they got dozens of them. all of them were saying the slogan was too close to another f-word. so the pelicans are changing their signs and throwing away printed schedules. that seems like a could be a collector's item. >> myrtle beach isn't exactly an upstanding community. >> are you talking about my tie again?

>> this is what happens when the camera turns away. >> they told me i have 10 seconds i was like seven seconds ago. here's the current temperature. we only hit 65 degrees today. that weather. both of the traffic. >> we have some work on the tri- state we need to get this show back on track. this will linger around until about 6:00 a.m.. it is impacting three left lanes. it's a squeeze heading south bound and then at o'hare heading west bound long pocket of construction from roselle right lane closed until 6:00 a.m.. that's the latest from the roads. a full rundown is coming in a bit. >> coming up, sorry you had so much coffee this morning. >> i will do the whole show by myself like i always do including a live report on

research in the south suburbs. >> and hearing from a rancher his recent remarks that some say are racist. and images are unusual viral trend a including eyelids and lip balm.n

who sexually assaulted a woman the u-s is ready to issue a new round of sanctions against russia over the crisis in ukraine. and where our cameras caught wrigely field's huge 100-th birthday cake. good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. it's a little wet. >> a little bit this morning but not for long. we will dry out. most of the day will be sunny. for most people when the wake up the sun will come out. but for us here at 4:00 a.m. we just have rain. right now it's 48 degrees in blue island. we have seen a fifth of an inch of rain since the night. queen of angels school at 43. on the radar you

can see their grain get out of here really quickly. char's will be done by 7:00 a.m.. we expect a move to sunshine. a nice day up to 67 by 5:00 p.m.. this is probably not the best graphics for the day. it will be breezy saturday chance of rain sunday through thursday with a breezy conditions. >> the lease is consistent. we have a quick look at some ongoing construction in lyons causing minor delays on the express lanes. you have to stick to the local lanes until the move this out of the way. that stretch is not too long. the white sox game tonight. we can expect delays around the stadium. hopefully there will be some fireworks down there tonight. watch for traffic

around 31-33 and the dan ryan. >>we're following a breaking news story in indonesia. a drunken passenger on a "virgin blue" flight tried to break into the cockpit and caused a hijack scare. it happened on a flight out of the pilot was forced the land the plane in bali. the australian passenger began pounding on the cockpit door before he was handcuffed by the crew. an airline spokesman says there was no hijacking ... only a miscommunication. he was arrested. the rest of the passengers were allowed to get off. they'll be re-booked on other flights. no one was hurt. police are searching for a man who sexually assaulted a woman near a metra train station in the south suburbs. nancy loo is *live in matteson with more. >> police say the suspect could be a serial rapist. the attack happened yesterday just before sunrise along this trail not far from the madison metro station. the victim was on her way to the

station from her home in park forest. the 34 year-old woman helped police come up with the sketch of her attacker who is believed to be in his 20s or 30s. police say the woman was walking to the station around 530 when she was grabbed and sexually assaulted between maine and holman. with the same man is suspected in two separate attacks on tuesday. the joint community alert has many residents on the edge and ready to fight back. >> i'm carrying a bat for protection. i have a daughter and i am concerned about her walking back and forth to school alone. >> police in park forest were already investigating four previous attacks since march in which young women reported being grabbed and battered. the suspect says in those cases, is

a similar sketch that police released yesterday leading to the joint alert. but police say it's not known yet whether all of these cases are connected. the three most recent attacks happened in the early morning hours as residents are urged to be alert and to take precautions. back to you. >> u-s officials say additional sanctions against russia could ukraine. secretary of state john kerry says russia will make an "expensive mistake" if it does tensions rose yesterday when russia began new military drills near the border, after ukrainian forces killed five pro-russian militants. ukraine is giving russia 48- hours to explain the drills, but did not say what ukraine will do if russia doesn't comply. president obama is in south korea where much of the nation is mourning the victims of the ferry disaster. president obama met with south korea's president today, and presented him with an american flag that was flying over the white house the day the boat capsized last week.

180 of the 500 passengers were killed, many of them were high school students on a field trip. the death toll is expected to increase dramatically as more bodies of the missing are recovered from the wreckage. all efforts to locate a missing malaysian jetliner have failed... so far. now, the government of malaysia is promising a full report next week on the plane's disappearance... what the government knows about it... and what it is *doing about it. malaysia's prime minister is still refusing to declare the plane or its passengers lost. the families of those passengers have accused investigators of being less than candid about the progress of their search. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. a police officer from gary is in the hospital, after his squad car crashed during a high speed chase. it happened last night, near burr street and the borman expressway. the officer was reportedly involved in the chase, when his squad car struck a guard rail and burst into flames. the officer's condition has not been released. a doctor from chicago was one of three americans killed by

terrorists this week in kabul, afghanistan. jerry umanos worked for 25 years at the lawndale christian health center. he died when a guard opened fire on a hospital operated by a faith-based organization. umanos' wife says her husband was living his dream of helping the afghan people by treating children and training other doctors. northwestern football players will vote today on whether they want to form a union. the results of the election may not be known for several months. that's because the national labor relations board is taking up northwestern's appeal on the matter. the university disputes a regional director's ruling that said the players were school employees. chicago will have a new high school named after the president. barack obama college prep high school will be built on scott street, between clybourn and halsted. it's scheduled to open in the fall of 2017. it will be a selective enrollment school, so it'll take good grades, high test scores, and some luck.. to get in. the rancher in nevada who was fighting the federal government is losing some support. it's all over some remarks he made about african americans, but he's not taking those words back. andrew spencer has more.

>> he stands by what he said. >> if i am wrong, okay but i don't think i am wrong. >> he had strong conservative support in his stand against the federal government in what he saw as his right to graze cattle on public land. much of the support is gone. he says he doesn't understand why people were upset by his now spiral comments. >> one more thing i know about the negro. the force their young children to put their young men in jail because they didn't learn how to pick cotton. >> he says he did not say that as a racial comment he was just commenting on what he called government overreaching in black community. >> i didn't mean to talk about slavery. that meant it was more like life on the farm or back in the south where they had chickens and gardens and something to do. >> rand paul among many who backed away saying the remarks

on race are offensive and i wholeheartedly disagree. one supporter has not been lost is his bodyguard. >> i would take a bullet for that man. >> he says he agrees with the comments about government overreach and he says the farmer is not a racist. >> he treats me with hospitality dislike his own family. >> a federal jury recommends the death penalty for a man from suburban zion, after he was convicted of killing a female sailor in suburban washington, d-c. 25-year old jorge torrez is also charged with the murders of two young girls in zion in 2005. eight-year old laura hobbs and nine-year old krystal tobias were sexaully assaulted and stabbed to death nine years ago. torrez lived in the area back then. four years later, he was found guilty of murdering sailor amanda jean snell. sentencing in the snell murder is set for may-30th. lake county prosecutors say *they want to prosecute torrez, too. indiana dunes officials say mount baldy will remain closed for the summer. last july -- six year old

nathan woessner fell into a hole at mount baldy - with nearly eleven feet of sand collapsed on top of him - burying him for hours. woessner survived the fall. officials say since then -- two additional holes and a number of depressions have appeared in-and-around mount baldy. testing will continue through this summer -- trying to determine what is causing the holes. all other beach areas within indiana's national lakeshore will remain open. the 400-pound wrigley replica cake, made special for yesterday's 100th anniversary of the ballpark, wound up in a field museum dumpster. the cake started the day at wrigley field, then was sent to the field museum for a charity event. most of the cake was made of material that was never edible in the first place. erin did try to have it shipped over here. >> what a waste of good sugar. >> the rest was never served, since it had been out all day. still, the cubs released a statement saying they were 'disappointed' in the museum's decision.

tickets for the ravinia music festival went on sale bright and early yesterday, but many people had trouble getting them at first.. that's because the web-site crashed. ticket buyers reportedly had to wait up to hours to even access the site. but once they did.. festival organizers say tickets went *fast . he festival reportedly sold three times as many tickets by yesterday afternoon than they did on the entire first day of sales last year. a statue honoring the late film critic, roger ebert, was unveiled in champaign... during the 16th annual "ebert-fest" -- a film festival he created. the statue is located in front of the historic virginia theatre... where a young roger ebert would go to watch movies. lip balm is now part of a viral trend. some teens are applying the product beezin to their eyelids say they get a buzz. others are putting birds bees on their eyelids to help them keep awake. it's all natural park. some say it's harmless but some doctors say it could lead to blindness or pink

eye. the company does not condone that. >> one time i shoved tiger balm up my nose because i couldn't breathe and it was kind of the same thing. >> we should put the camera on you when you say that. what is tiger balm? >> it's really caught the bug that maybe it's best if you just try it. will get you a little scoop. >> and going to get on that right now. it's 46 degrees. what you do when you find out a co- worker is weird? 46 degrees at o'hare. 49 in joliet. 50 in morris and 47 in dekalb. showers are exiting the region. we did have rain last night may be some thunder south. we are all dried out in many areas. cloud cover will linger it will be here until the tail end of the rush hour that it breaks up

nicely. warmer temperatures today's high 68 becoming crazy. clouds on the breakup. the wind shifts tonight from the north a 5-10 mi.. crotty with isolated showers. overnight low down to 45. saturday we're breezy 66 degrees. sunday good chance for showers in the early afternoon. back to you. >> she's looking up tiger balm to explain it to. i don't know what it is. >> still had, time magazine reveals its 100 influential people. >> and there's a new villain for the superman batman movie. and someone had to be rescued off the coast of hawaii. >> up and what upset george clooney so much that he stormed out of the dinner.

here are a few stories that are trending online this morning ... talking politics over dinner led to a fight between actor george clooney and hotel magnate steve wynn. wynn says clooney walked out on a dinner with several people in las vegas after an argument over president obama. wynn says clooney was drunk and reacted to his comments about the affordable care act. clooney says wynn insulted the president, so he insulted wynn, and left. clooney says this was more about character, than politics. beyonce has landed the cover

of time magazine's annual 100- most influential people issue. others landing on the list include pope francis, robert redford, and miley cyrus. each entry on the list includes a tribute written by another high-profile person. as warner brothers develops its superman franchise still further, expect to see *this man in the movies. the studio has chosen theater actor ray fisher for the role of "cyborg." comic book fans know cyborg as one of the members of the justice league. he'll make his first movie appearance in the upcoming batman-superman movie. it's still under production in michigan. warner brothers says it plans to expand cyborg's role in future instalments. a snorkeler was rescued off the coast of hawaii's big island, as his own underwater camera recorded the drama. it happened a couple weeks ago. the snorkeler found himself in rough waters, unable to swim back to shore... and running out of energy... when a nearby surfer saw him in trouble. >> 30 seconds more and he would

have died. he was blue and swollen and his eyes were barely ... almost rollback. >> the rescuers pulled the snorkeler to shore on a surfboard. along the way, he dropped his camera... but another man found it and saw the entire drama unfold on video. the snorkeler survived... he hasn't been seen since. >> how do we know what's going on with him and nobody has seen him? >> maybe he just said you a tweet. >> it's all good. if you get a tweet it's all good >> let's take a look at the weather. it's friday. it's raining right now but we have sunshine coming. a nice day. it can take your umbrella and put it away if you're leaving the house after 7:00 a.m.. it will

be a fairly nice friday. we continue to seek the showers pressing through. the showers will move through quickly. cloud cover will break away. sunrise just before 6:00 a.m.. we will get some sunshine. today's high temperature is 68. enjoy the weekend because next week it's all rain. >> we were doing good on the roads now we have some accidents to tell you about the first one is that done the and waukegan in northbrook. this intersection has emergency vehicles on their way. board ounces red shut down a good pocket between 103 and 99. defender vendor through there. the rest looks good. just some construction. light while the congestion. nothing to worry about just yet. >> good morning. i'm so excited.

i'm in a good mood. or kicking off a new segment of wanted to do for a long time. so many good people around the area. we want to meet them and want to take it to another level and do something good. i will tell you how you can send me somebody that you think should be involved in this segment. to kick things off i went out on the street to do some positive deeds. here's what happened. >> have a great day. see you later. let me get back for you. have a good day. >> what's the nicest thing anybody has ever done for you? >> i know what's happening at michigan. i was out there i had just woke up and it was like a.m. and 123 somebody said you look like you need this more than me. now have a place to stay and i have a job and i am working. everything is perfect.

so far i can't complain. >> helping people out this warning. to want you to have a doughnut. >> i can't do that. >> enjoy your day. thanks for all the work you do. >> are you hung over? i'm going to make you feel better. and going to give you a doughnut. you take your pick. take whatever you want. would you like a doughnut? where you headed? can i carry something for you? there you are. we tried to get people to go on a tour? i will help you out. would you like a free done that? would you like to take a tour?

>> where you off to? are you selling or buying? keep that economy going. >> was the nicest thing anybody has ever done? >> smile. >> there you go. she said she saw on tv. then she ran into a spirit i want to meet people that you know in your community who are doing something good. something that we should know about want to meet them. you can call us. this is my desk line. there's my e-mail address there. we will come out and tell their story and do something nice for them. these people spend all their time serving others and doing things for other people. sometimes they can't get to do their lawn or clean out their car. we will go out and do that.

>> week? >> it's good to beat me and i might bring some special guests with me along the way. >> karen: i will help you. >> markets, this will be a good thing but we need people to send us information. coming up... justin beiber is detained at l- a-x. and -- dean reviews one of paul walker's last movies -- "brick mansions".

the other woman a romantic comedy about a married woman who forms the revenge with her husband's mistress. dean says it's a harmless wives club for a new generation geared women will like it more than men. he gives it a sea. >> brick mansion the latest destroyed cop out to get a bad guy threatening to launch a nuclear attack. dean says he would have liked it to be more special but this is really just like any action movie. this one

gets a c. >>security at l-a-x wouldn't let justin bieber leave the airport *for five hours . bieber was returning to the u- s on a flight from tokyo yesterday, when he was put through secondary questioning by customs agents. a u-s law enforcement says the questioning was routine' for travelers with open criminal cases. bieber faces a d-u-i charge in miami beach and an assault charge in toronto. >> just ship him back to canada. >> good morning we have rain tapering off to a light drizzle. it won't rain all day. it will be dry by 7:00 a.m.. cloud cover on the breakup. a nice warm day. after the relieves it will be nice at 68 degrees. tomorrow we hit 56. sunday 59. chance of rain. chance of rain each day next week. >> coming up, the latest on the

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