a shoplifter in old town is in the hospital after he's tasered by police. details in a *live report. nigeria defends its handling of the kidnapping of hundreds of school-girls, as u-s lawmakers call for more action. and minnesota showed it's not ready to go down easy. we have game three highlights. good morning. i'm dan ponce. 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. good morning, demetrius. >> this is the forecast i have been waiting to do since halloween. it's foreign to be good. today we go up to the '80s. temperatures will corner mainly to the south. o'hare will be just below 80 in about 79.

clouds and son today. high temperature 12 degrees above average. warm breeze today. 60 degrees at midway. 55 at o'hare. 57 in aurora. satellite's radar composite shows rain to the north. we fought most of the ring would miss us. a bit of rain across portions of southeastern iowa which will hit the brakes pretty shortly. we expect to be dry only 20 percent chance of rain before we hit noon. 77 degrees by 5:00. 9:00 we're down to 70. this afternoon we make 79 today tonight down to 63. tomorrow spotty showers 84 degrees. friday we hit 75. making friends in the weather center. >> finally. but look at construction we have. it starts at washington

heading west bound that will be in place for a least a month. no accidents to report. very easy travel volume is light across the board including all the expressway's and tolls. >>breaking news on the north side -- where a man was tasered by police overnight for allegedly shoplifting. nancy loo is live in old town with the story. >> good morning. according to witnesses who were here at the time, police taser this man because he was resisting arrest. but he fell face ford into a light pole and was unconscious. that's after he allegedly stole a bottle of liquor from a walgreen's down the street. police cleared the scene at north avenue and north park around 3:00 a.m. just after midnight witnesses on the street

and inside a 24-hour fitness center saw the police chasing a suspect west on north avenue from the walgreen's a block away. workers say the man had shoplifted a bottle of vodka and an officer was nearby to give chase as soon as he ran out of the store. police say the man is in his 30's and they confirm he was tased third. he was rushed to northwestern but his condition is not known. those who saw him lying in the street say it did not look good. >> you're right inside and when we came out there were police cars everywhere. the just kept coming. there are four of their right now probably another six that came through after to the man was not moving and all. and within 10 or 50 minutes the ambulance came and put him on a stretcher and took him away. >> a source who witnessed the entire incident says it was an

unfortunate accident. he said the suspect was clearly resisting arrest when he was tased and fell face first into that's triple. he is at northwestern hospital. no word on his condition or the charges. back to you. >>a young woman from mundelein, and her college roommate, were stabbed during a robbery in minnesota. both of them are students at the university of minnesota. it happened early monday morning as the two women left a bar in minneapolis. a man in a ski mask demanded their money... when they handed it over, he stabbed them anyway. the roommate may have saved her friend's life, by wrapping a tourniquet around her friend's arm. the attacker got away. the high school basketball player who collapsed during a game on saturday, has died. 16 year old jermaine cullum was playing in a tournament in riverside. he had just made a layup, when he fell to the floor. he died three days later. an autopsy will be performed today. cullum was a student at "christ the king jesuit college prep".

nigeria is accepting help from the u-s in finding hundreds of girls who were kidnapped. but some say nigeria has been moving too slowly in this emergency. andrew spencer has more. >> let us about our heads for a moment of silence. >> the senate chaplain lead a moment of silence outside the u.s. capitol praying for the safe return of hundreds of girls who were kidnapped by militants in nigeria. for many, prayers alone are not enough. >> we are in the process of sending over counter-terrorism experts. we are sending over hostage negotiators and we are sending people who can assist with this crisis. >> some lawmakers have suggested sending troops. >> this is one of these operations which could involve special forces but it could also involve a un forces. i believe we can't let this go on. >> at the heart of the fourth kidnapping is a group the considered terrorist organization. boko haram means

western education is in. members overpowered guards at an all girls' school in nigeria and april 14th nearly 300 girls between ages 15-18 were taken from their beds. the leader has promised to sell them. demonstrations in support of the missing girls have been held from washington d.c. on. some parents have criticized the response to the deduction but officials say they're doing what they can. >> why not send in an army? we're fighting warfare. >> we will get those girls back. >>taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. a woman is dead and a man is in critical condition after a shooting on chicago's west side. police say 20-year-old chasteddy blocker was shot in the back at 4:30 yesterday afternoon in the 15-hundred block of south central park avenue in the lawndale

neighborhood. a man was also struck in the hip. both victims were driven in a car to the hospital ... where blocker later died. no word on any arrests. a father from romeoville 0remains in jail ... charged with driving drunk and causing a crash that killed his four-year-old son and injured his two other sons. a will county judge refused to lower the 750-thousand dollar bail for shannard dyer, despite pleas from relatives. they told the judge dyer would like to attend his son's funeral. taylor dyer was killed early sunday when his father's car rolled over on i-55 in bolingbrook. a former clerk for the village of burnham is charged with stealing 650-thousand dollars, and gambling it away. nancy dobrowski held the job for 30 years. federal prosecutors say for the past ten, she was skimming from the village cash register to pay for trips to casinos in indiana ... then altering the books to hide the thefts. she is charged with wire fraud and filing a false federal tax return. a panel of state lawmakers will investigate governor quinn's

controversial anti-violence program of 2010. it's the third probe into the program, enacted during quinn's last re-election campaign. critics say the entire program was little more than a 55- million dollar political slush fund, intended to make it appear that quinn was cracking down on neighborhood violence. quinn denies it... and he's trying to dismiss this new investigation as mere "politics as usual." a celebrated high school in the the city has put a stop to airport pickup by a ride share company. last friday, "uber-x" emailed its drivers ... telling them it was o-k to pick up people at both o'hare and midway. it instructed the drivers to use the "friends and family" pick-up lanes at the airports and avoid taxi lines and paying special city taxes. yesterday, the city said ride- sharing companies are not allowed to accept pick-up requests at the airports. they could be ticketed and have vehicles impounded, if they violate the city ordinance. the c-t-a will announce today that just about every one of its train cars has a security camera inside. cameras are now installed on more than 800 rail cars. c-t-a officials say they're already making a difference. they say crime is down in the

first three months of this year, compared to last year. there are also more police patrols and undercover operations aboard the trains. the blackhawks' struggles in playoff road games continued in minnesota. the wild slowed the pace in the first two periods of game three. still scoreless early in the third... justin fontaine centers to eric haula for his second goal of the playoffs and the wild's first lead of the series. a few minutes later... some quick passing to michael granlund for the back-hander and his first of two goals in the game. the hawks only manage 19 shots and get shut-out four- nothing. they still lead the series two- one heading into game four on friday night. a gaggle of geese flocked to illinois from indiana ... by way of interstate 80/94. two adults and five babies strolled along the side of road yesterday, bringing traffic to a crawl during the evening rush. police gave them an escort after receiving frantic calls from drivers who were worried the geese were too close to the

fast lane. at one point, police completely shut down the interstate. >> they opened up the gate so the keys could come out and walk them down. >> can you believe he said shut down a highway? >> i cannot believe they did that. >> that's a hard-hitting question. i like that. >> that is eric. the geese were safely escorted off the road to a wooded area in lansing. >> in the news business they send us on a wild goose chase all the time but he actually had to do the real sign meant. >> i have it made a oneit may g >> i hope it's a squishy one. currently it is 63 in pontiac. but europe's of the elementary

school is 57. typical high is the upper 60s. some areas are already a few degrees off. we had showers and storms to the north. they continue to exit our region and moved into portions of northern and central michigan. we are looking out to the west we have the potential for scattered showers. not a high chance. 20 percent. either way we are warm. we have 84 degrees on thursday. tomorrow 30 percent chance of rain. friday we cooled down with a 50 percent chance of rain. and for mother's day chance of showers and thunderstorms on sunday. 72 degrees. >>coming up ... we'll show you new airport security video released of the teen stowaway in hawaii. and -- what caused the white house to go on lockdown. plus -- one of the acrobats who was hurt in a circus accident is speaking out after leaving the hospital.

and -- the mars rover is awake and moving on the red planet. we'll see what it's up to.

we showed you the disturbing images of eight circus acrobats plummeting more than 25 feet when their aerial scaffold snapped during a performance in rhode island. now, one of the performers says she's ready to return to work. samantha pitard, of downstate

champaign, was injured in a "human chandelier" stunt. she got out of the hospital yesterday, and said she's thankful to be alive. at the moment, pitard is the only member of the troupe who has recovered well enough to stand on her own. the others are still in the hospital. this security video shows the teenage boy who flew to hawaii, inside an airplane's wheel well. you see the 15 year old drop down from the plane and walk around the tarmac. he boarded the plane after he hopped a fence at an airport in san jose last month. he survived a five hour flight with little oxygen and freezing temperatures. the boy is now in child protective services in california. he could still be charged with a crime. the white house was locked down after a car followed a motorcade carrying the first daughters into a secure area. the driver of the car had a security pass for the treasury department, which is located next to the white house. but he was not authorized to enter white house grounds. the driver was taken into custody yesterday afternoon,

and is said to be cooperating with investigators. his car was searched, but nothing was found. authorities say the president was never in danger. nasa has released new pictures taken on mars by the curiosity rover. this picture shows a hole drilled into a slab of martian sandstone monday night. it's just the third hole the rover has drilled since 2012. curiosity is now analyzing the powder from the hole and collecting rock samples. the samples could shed light on why and how mars transitioned from a relatively warm and wet world to the cold, dry place it is today. kind of like this place. when you first took this job and thought everything was warm and cozy. >> then they drill balls ... >> 55 degrees right now. we are going to warm up in the next few days. today and tomorrow we were month. 79 degrees in chicago much warmer south of the city. wind out of the east at 9 mi.. take your jacket and put it away today and tomorrow you won't need it until the weekend when

temperatures will drop. 57 at the lakefront. 57 and bartlett. 56 and juliet. 55 in kankakee. really warmed numbers. typical high is only 10 or 12 degrees warmer. sublet composite shows a line of showers and thunderstorms missing gas it will move through detroit and eventually go through cleveland. as you look down to the southwest there's a monster. we are on the lookout for light showers popping up before lunchtime but after that it's smooth sailing this afternoon. tomorrow is a different story appears slight chance of asia restore chance of rain lenders into friday as a cold front comes through. the will drop the temperatures bring us the chance of showers on sunday. 79 degrees today. morning storms are possible. nothing to write home about. 63 degrees. tomorrow we hit 84 friday 75 degrees.

>> looking at a few items causing some issues out on the roads. first peek at the parking restrictions, in a movie shoot happening downtown impacting the intersection of wells and clark. that will be in place with some the doors as they continue with that shoot. other than that we have a project frontenacs in place through sunday doing some work on the road crossing bear. that's why we had delays there. everything else looking good no accidents to report. a number of spots where construction could slow you down. >> coming up, can money buy happiness? of course not. >> y a favorite hot dog restaurant is closing up shop for good. >> and the wild jump back into the series with a shutout. the the series with a shutout. the black support

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flat in this one scoreless in the third the wild cash in fontaine for the assist its one- a narrow. a few minutes later minnesota on a sticker of backhand making it 2-0. the blackhawks wake up but it's too late. the wild add two more to win 4-0. the lead the series still two games to one. >> to play the way we could we redound to goals to none. a little frustrating to understand why that is. but i guess that's part of the game plan. they want to take away our pace. >> i don't think it was the level that we can play at. i don't know why we didn't play our game well but it's frustrating.

>> in baseball>konerko to its 14th he says goodbye to release. a huge night with a home run his course for its in the game. in the ninth denks drugs in a pair of runs. but when five-one. the white sox have taken the first two games of that series. back to you. >>u-s stocks end lower on tuesday. the dow fell 129 points. the nasdaq dropped 57. and the s-and-p lost 16. one of chicago's most popular hot dog stands is closing. "hot doug's" owner doug sohn says he's ready to move on, and he will be closing the restaurant for good on october third. when news hit the internet yesterday, it caused an instant buzz among fans. in addition to his gourmet "encased meat" creations, sohn was known for his rebellious attitude. when chicago's city council banned the sale of foie gras, he kept selling it on one of

his specialty dogs. and he showed off that attitude when we asked him, "what's next?" >> i've done everything i wanted to do here. but what to do something else. i'm going to lie down and go for lunch because that looks like fun. are you hiring? >>"hot doug's" isn't closing just yet ... it will be open until october third. >> donald trump is putting his mark on chicago's skyline. crews are working to hang a large "trump" sign on the southern side of his hotel and tower on wabash, along the chicago river. the white letters will eventually form a 140-foot long sign, with letters that are about 20-feet high. some real-estate purists are calling it gaudy, while some business experts say it's branding. money can't buy happiness, if you spend it wrong. that's the finding of a new study. previous studies found that people who use their money to buy "life experiences" instead of objects, tend to be happier. but researchers have concluded that *materialistic people can

spend lots of money on stuff *or experiences, and still be unhappy. they say they don't feel enriched by experiences... and they're afraid people will judge them harshly for buying lavish *things. >> i don't get it. what does it mean? >> by vacations the account. >> we are all doing good this morning. >> i say you pay just for the pictures that you can post on facebook. the toy take the vacation. >> still waiting for a vacation. >> i am promised every year and a new europyear's eve eve. s is set today as thinking news today was going to be a nice day. a warm day chance of thunderstorms earlier. >> a few maps to show you some

spots that could cause issues. 23rd close from state to wabash. another slow pocket along the edens where they continue that work. van buren has some work all the way through the fall. those are a few slow pockets. more traffic in about six minutes. >> there's more to come in our next half-hour. including a stabbing involving a student in minnesota. >> and my kolinsky talks about her affair with pop former president clinton. >> and what one town has dogs doing at the beach and why. that doing at the beach and why. that story coming up.

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>> a shoplifter is in the hospital after being taser by police. >> nigeria defends its handling of the kidnapping of hundreds of schoolgirls. >> of minnesota showed it's not ready to go down easy. game 3 highlights. >> good morning. and i'm erin mcelroy. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. he finally has some good news for us.

>> temperatures are going up in a big way. up to 80 degrees tomorrow. the approval rating is going up as well. >> you are looking better today. >> and making friends in the weather center. let's check out our day. 43 in waukegan. my reading at 45. 57 degrees across the board for morris and western springs and riverside. 45 degrees in these areas. these numbers are warmer than normal for this time of the day. right now we are dry but isolated storm is possible before lunchtime. bring your umbrella. you will not need a jacket though. today's high temperature in the '70s. 77 by 5:00. 84 degrees on thursday. 75 on friday. >> let's go back to that movie shoot downtown causing some

parking issues. restrictions all along the south from randolph to madison. intersection of wells and clark as well. this will be there all day and addison ongoing resurfacing work we have been talking about will not be picked up until june. southbound rte. 53 from foreign dale to army trail. usually around 515 we see congestion building in. we will see those travel times really building up in the pocket. keeping tabs on that and other updates coming in a few minutes. >>a man was tasered by police overnight for shoplifting. nancy loo is *live in old town with more. chicago police are searching for a killer, after an a 18- according to witnesses police taser demand because he was resisting arrest. but after the stun gun he fell face first into the light pole. that is after he

allegedly stole a bottle of liquor from a walgreen's down the street. police cleared the scene at north avenue around 3:00 this morning just after midnight. witnesses on the street and inside a 24-hour jim saw a uniformed officer chasing a suspect west on north avenue from the walgreen's a block away. workers say the man had shoplifted a bottle of vodka and an officer was nearby to give chase as soon as he ran out of the store. police say the man is in his '30's and they confirm he was taser. he was rushed to northwestern but his condition is not known. police say he is stable. those who saw him in the streets a he. lifeless. >> we were inside the walgreen's but when we came out there are police cars everywhere. more were piling up. for over there right now and probably another

half a dozen that came through afterwards. the man was just not moving at all. and then an ambulance finally came and they put him on a stretcher. >> there was a guy laying flat flat in the street. it seemed like they were trying to resuscitate him. >> of witnessing the entire incident a person said it was an unfortunate accident. the suspect was clearly resisting arrest when he was tased third and fell into the poll. the bottle of vodka was recovered and taken into evidence. live in old town. back to you. >> chicago police are searching for a killer after an 18year-old was shot and killed on the south side. it happened late last night at 79-th and vincennes. the young man was approached by two men and shot multiple times outside a food establishment. a second man was critically injured. police sources say the 18-year- old was gang-affiliated.

the and found out about the news of facebook. >> one of our friends called and said he was shot. but i was told from a witness that the guy walked up on him shot him several times. it was all with intent. >>it's not clear whether he and the other shooting victim knew each other, or whether the other victim was intentionally targeted. a young woman from mundelein, and her college roommate, were stabbed during a robbery in minnesota. both of them are students at the university of minnesota. it happened early monday morning as the two women left a bar in minneapolis. a man in a ski mask demanded their money... when they handed it over, he stabbed them anyway. the roommate may have saved her friend's life, by wrapping a tourniquet around her friend's arm. the attacker got away. the blackhawks' struggles in

playoff road games continued in minnesota. the wild slowed the pace in the first two periods of game three. still scoreless early in the third... justin fontaine centers to eric haula for his second goal of the playoffs and the wild's first lead of the series. a few minutes later... some quick passing to michael granlund for the back-hander and his first of two goals in the game. hawks lose four- nothing but still lead the series two- one. the u-s is now getting involved in the search for the hundreds of girls who were kidnapped in nigeria. the terror group boko haram took more than 270 girls from their school about a month ago. at least eight more girls were taken over the weekend. the nigerian government has been getting criticized for its response. it's now accepting the u-s offer of military support, in the form of advisers.. not soldiers. one father says nigeria is not doing enough to find his daughter. >> these men went into the bush. >>

>> you say they have been successful? >>in a video, the leader of boko haram says he is selling the girls into slavery because that's what god wants him to do. his group believes girls should not be educated. local nigerians are joining forces with the reverend jesse jackson, to call for an international response. >> we cannot allow the tragedy of these girls being kidnapped and sold. >> how can this happen? >>some local nigerians say they fear going back to their homeland because of terrorist groups like boko haram. reverend jackson says a destabilized nigeria threatens the entire continent because of its importance to the global economy. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. a panel of state lawmakers will investigate governor

quinn's controversial anti- violence program of 2010. it's the third probe into the program, enacted during quinn's last re-election campaign. critics say the entire program was little more than a 55- million dollar political slush fund. quinn characterizes the investigations as "politics as usual." a gaggle of geese brought the evening commute to a crawl on interstate 80/94. two adults and five babies strolled along the road yesterday, from indiana to illinois. police gave them an escort, at one point shutting down the interstate. the geese made it safely to a wooded area in lansing. two suburban middle schools are dealing with a case of the mumps.... parents of evanston township high school student were sent letters letting them know that someone in the school may have contracted the disease.and a 12 year old from fremont middle school in mundelein returned to school on monday after a case of mumps. as of last week - at least 65 mumps cases have been confirmed in the state. nine of those were at the university of illinois at champaign-urbana. mumps is contagious..but it is not common among school-aged

kids who are up to date on their vaccinations. a new white house report says action is needed now to halt the impact of climate change. the national climate assessment blames humans as the primary cause. the report breaks the country down by region and identifies specific threats, should climate change continue. major concerns include rising sea levels along america's coasts, drought in the southwest and prolonged fire seasons. in the midwest, we're expected to see extreme heat, heavy downpours and flooding. >> climate change is not a distant threat. it is something happening now affecting the american people now in important ways. >>the report calls for minimizing the effects by reducing the cause, and preparing for impacts already occurring. u-s lawmakers are split over when to impose new sanctions on russia over the crisis in ukraine. a classified briefing was held in washington yesterday. some senators say the u-s needs to slap russia with the apparently from ford decided to withdraw his application to enter the country and go back to

toronto. taking time away from his reelection campaign this say he is getting treatment but it won't say where. >> revealing details of her affair in the new issue of vanity fair magazine say she deeply regrets what happened and says it's time to bury the blue dress. she was a 23 year-old intern when she says she had a consensual relationship with bill clinton. it led to his impeachment and acquittal in a trial. she is now 40 years old and says she has never been able to get a job because of her past. >> sophisticated equipment to measure the water. one town in maine uses a simple method. a pair of dogs simply stick it out. they can tell the difference between pat and human waste. once they detect it and they go to work tracking down the source whether it's a

cracked sewer line or a faulty septic system. >> with that in mind, temperatures will be warming up. head out to the beach. high temperatures in the '70s and even the low 80s. go if you dare but don't drink the water? wind out of the east right now at 9 mi.. two point at 34. 57 degrees right now at the lakefront. down to midway it's 55 degrees for lansing. warm temperatures across the region. he probably will need your jacket as the warm up to the '70s. you may need the umbrella early we do have possible isolated showers. about 20 percent chance for that. it will be before lunchtime. this afternoon warm with mostly sunny skies a few clouds. today's high temperatures 79 degrees. decreasing clouds tonight we go back down to the low 60s. maybe a stray thunderstorm popping up.

84 thursday 75 on friday. >> still had, the vatican reveals how punished thousands of priests. >> hollywood boycott some upscale hotels. >> the naked cowboy is sporting a new look. we will show you from the waist up.

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when to impose new sanctions on russia over the crisis in the ukraine. the classified breeching held yesterday some senators say the u.s. needs to slap russia with sanctions now

and not wait until the ukraine presidential elections later this month others agree russian interference has escalated not sure if it's enough to stop free and fair elections. they will hold their elections and a way. >> charged with murdering his girlfriend, a friend says he was approached in the courthouse and says how can you sleep at night? he did not say anything to the girl. prosecution says there's nothing they can do since the friend is not on the witness stand the trial is some break because it's a public holiday in south africa. they will wrap up their witnesses by tuesday. >>for the first time, the vatican is revealing the scope of its investigation into sexually abusive priests. testifying before a u.n. committee in switzerland, the vatican's ambassador said 848 priests have been defrocked in the past decade for sexual offenses. more than 25- hundred others have been given lesser punishments. the u.n. contends that child

sexual abuse is a form of torture. the vatican ambassador didn't disagree. trending online this morning ... protests are building outside some ritzy american hotels, owned by the sultan of brunei. the most notable is the beverly hills hotel. the protesters are angry that the sultan just recently declared sharia law in his country. the law punishes adultery, abortion and homosexuality. the demonstrators say, the gays to terrible oppression. they're demanding that the sultan *sell his american properties. critics of the protest say it will only hurt local people who depend upon the hotel for their livelihood. >> here we go. tomato's? gross.

dressed as teenage girls on the tonight show with jimmy phelan. they'll took a picture together. >> the naked cowboy gets a new pair of pants. >> check it out. >> he is still the naked cowboy. he has finally changed his briefs remember how he started around times square in his tight white pants? >> i'm in my boxer briefs. after all those years of freezing his butt off going into a car in a parking rushed to change and posing for tips ... he ditched his old uniform if you ask been a cowboy. >> boxers or briefs?

>> it is boxer briefs. >> they said are you willing to change your underwear? i asked you think i wore the same pair for 12 years? >> they are now blushing red. >> watch that thing. monfort of the loom talks about the know ride up legs. started out putting tips into his boots on a shoestring budget. now he has deals from naked cowboy to ford of the loom. he has to wear them for how long? >> about six months. >> waiting in line to close ... >> key professional. >> they seem to like the lumber legs. >> it leaves more to the imagination. >> you are in line to take a picture with a man in underwear. >> photos shown on a billboard high above times square. does he miss his boys sized medium teddy

bodies? >> these feel liberating. i think they're probably healthier. >> it turns out he used to wear to pare. >> this is my underwear this is my other. >> once arrested in indianapolis and merge with that to paris ... >> it's considered indecent exposure. >> he hasn't changed much but his underwear has. >> not everybody gets to do that. >> only the best. >> singing i finally changed my underwear and i am good as new. >> isn't over yet? is it over? >> how many stories about hooters have we done or a cheerleader show and they show one guy in his underwear and you guys for it out.

>> there was probably 10 minutes of close up shots in that story. >> that was indecent. i'm going to take a screen shot and show was happening here. >> agreed to put the story in my e-mail. but fruitful >> of try to get my eyes off the effort of the loom. was talk about readers of thing. sublets composite shows no rain we do have potential for light showers to, later today. 77 degrees at 5:00 p.m.. a hot day. high temperature up to 79. tomorrow, 84. friday 75. sunday 72 for mother's day. we should replace

that fashion show we had from another time. >> looking at the dan ryan getting us back on track. right lane down should be picked up by 6:00. look what's happening west bound 80-94 @ central, delays were that line of yellow is. but right lane will be down again until 6:00. that's when most of the construction will be picked up. no accident all morning. construction happens. we will continue to break down these pockets and let you know we might experience some problems. >> coming up, the mad and start work in the porn industry. >> and brad pitt and the shower challenge. details next. resumin

london after a hospital stay force her to cancel several shows. she is now the poster child for good health taking vitamins using yoga and honey. also denying rumors that it was a drug overdose. she said it was a severe allergic reaction to

antibiotics. >> loving his newfound stardom and celebrity he says it's better than the job the had working on porn films. he admits that in the nineties he worked as a set director for cinemax. he took the job hoping for a big break and the work was so crushing. compared to his current role in madmen he says it's the best job he ever had. >> he says brad pitt does not mind being dirty. in his memoir he says the two had a competition when they shared an apartment back in 1987 included who could go along this without showering and shaving. he says brad pitt always won. an audition you put an end to the time they did that. >> warm temperatures, our way today. isolated showers possible early. this afternoon we are warm and sunny. 79 degrees. 84 for the high on thursday. friday

we cooled down to 75. saturday and sunday low 70's. >> coming up, a man taser by police ended up in the hospital. details coming up. details coming up. >> finally

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