another round of severe storms bring flooding to the chicago area. we'll have the latest in a *live report. clippers owner donald sterling is speaking out. why he says magic johnson should be ashamed of himself. and -- we're going back to our first jobs all week long. i'm up first. good morning. i'm dan ponce. >> it's always good to have a backup plan if this doesn't work out eden go right back. >> no kidding. >>and i'm erin mcelroy. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. >> we don't need alarm clocks after last night. alarm clocks were thunderstorms all night. there was a tornado report in jasper county, indiana. right now it's the calm between the storms. that heavy rain and some

of the effects will continue. let's take a look. our umbrella will be needed today. showers will continue with mainly cloudy skies has a pitcher three degrees below average. showers are likely. flood warning is in effect for the north branch of the chicago river. we are expecting the water to rise as expected more rain coming. don't try to drive across the roadways. and keep your kids across away from the waterways. more rain coming from the south and west. the cold front will arrive at 10:00 a.m. after that are temperatures will drop and the rain gets out. only a 20 percent chance of rain. here is the 3 day forecast. today's high 66. dry much of wednesday that showers return 55 on thursday. a far cry from 84. here is the

traffic a lot of flooding happening up with. everything was flooded out along grade avenue and that stretch goes from first avenue. we hear that stretch of 41 between buckley and deer path road just opened. either way, look for some high standing water. take it easy this morning. it could make for a treacherous drive. members to look good. another update on traffic in just a few minutes. >>another round of violent storms created more flooding headaches across the chicago area. nancy loo is live in des plaines with the story. violent storms caused problems for our area for a second i am standing in the flood water proof that it's still a problem. standing in the middle of campground road. the viaduct remains flooded out. it is virtually impossible. next to

meet the disclaims river is 2 ft. above flood stage at least at this point. not expected to fall back below until thursday morning. all over our area there were problems due to the torrential rain last night. widespread closures in many areas. to the north, there was a closure, a shut down every 41. 176 due to the standing water. it stranded drivers for hours. a few people just abandoned their vehicle. some had to be rescued from flooded out cars and hopes. >> cars for getting flooded out on the side streets they're looking for ways to get around and getting themselves into for their predicaments. the water is not subsiding the reality is there's not a lot of places for it to go. >> it's been raining pretty hard. still have an hour to go if i ever get moving.

>> in the glenview the heavy rain turned part of glendale road into a river and some home owners are dealing with water damage. same as the case here in displayed a stretch of the road was also impossible. both closures have since been cleared. but residual problems here are the campground road and the flood warnings are going to stretch through 1230 this afternoon at least until these rains and the rains that demetrius talked-about are not helping matters. back to you. >>in des plaines ... a busy stretch of oakton road was shut down after standing water made it impassable. several streets were under water throughout the evening, and

residents reported water in crashing down on cars and even a swimming pool. the heavy rains also caused some flash flooding. we're hearing more of the apology from los angeles clippers donald sterling. but some of his comments about magic johnson could bring more problems. andrew spencer has more. >> he says he made a mistake. >> it's a painful because i am not a racist and i have never been a racist. >> despite talk of boycotts sterling says players don't hate him. >> you think they still love you? >> i do. >> in his first televised interview, sterling did not skirt talk about race. >> when they get successful they will help their people, some of the african americans maybe i will get in trouble for this but they don't want to help anybody. >> specifically he talks about magic johnson. >> magic johnson, what has he done? >> here's a business person. >> he has aids. does he do any business? does he help anybody

in south l.a.? >> it's not a it's it's just hiv. >> what can a giris this someono respect and tell our kids about? i think he should be ashamed of himself. >> the nba commissioner released a statement saying, johnson does not need me to, i feel compelled on behalf of the nba family to apologize. he continues to be dragged into the situation and the degraded by such a malicious attack. the magic johnson foundation that its operating providing support to ethnically diverse communities. after the interview airs, magic treated after this week no more sterling talk. >>taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. four men were shot on the city's west side. hait happened near 24-th and saint louis last night. the victims were standing on the sidewalk when someone in an

alley started shooting them. all the victims are hospitalized in stable condition. police made no arrests, but they say this appears to be gang related. a 15-year-old boy is charged as an adult with the murder of vaughn holeman in a mother's day shooting in the west pullman neighborhood police say the suspect was standing with holeman on the 200 block of west 116th when he fired at a passing car. but he hit holeman instead with two of the shots ... killing him. holeman's grandmother told the tribune that his father was also shot to death on the street back in 2010. chicago police released this sketch of a man who murdered a business owner in the goldthe suspect has a tattoo on the right side of his neck that may include the word "pam" with a ribbon underneath. herbert goode was shot and killed during a robbery, on the 23-hundred block of west 57-th street. he had just collected 34- hundred dollars in cash for rent. that money was gone after goode was shot. police in south holland are looking for leads in the murder of a woman in her home last week. they questioned the ex- boyfriend of 33-year-old rachael galbreath last friday, but let him go. he moved out of her home, just

days before the attack. investigators are asking galbreath's friends, co-workers and relatives to share any information that may lead them to a suspect. a second case of *mers, or middle eastern respiratory syndrome, has been confirmed in the u-s. doctors say the new case is in florida. the patient is a 44 year old health worker who lives and works in saudi arabia. the first case in this country, also involved a person who spent time in saudi arabia. he has been released from community hospital in munster, indiana. school officials in winnetka are warning parents about a dangerous "dare" game being promoted on the social media. in the "cold water challenge," a student is dared to jump into the icy waters of lake michigan, while someone else records the stunt and then posts it online. at 37 degrees, the water is cold enough to cause hypothermia. plus, students have been injured jumping off the rocks. the body of a 16-year-old boy was pulled from a lake in minnesota friday, after friends said *he took part in the cold water challenge.

nine students were zapped by lighting, inside their school in michigan. it happened yesterday morning in greenville, just northeast of grand rapids. one girl got a jolt as she touched a metal faucet. two others were shocked, and leaned against their metal lockers. >> i was scared. and so was in shock. the felt like i didn't know where i was. >> i stood there for a few seconds i was just out of it. i didn't even know what i was doing and then i just started to cry. >>everyone will be o-k. the school suffered some minor electrical damage. school officials are now looking into outfitting the building with a lightning rod. >> are you running? return to get back in time? >> i am almost there. >> pick it up! >> i'm sitting down. now we can take the shot. >> didn't you say you're getting ready for a half marathon? >> just a few laps. we could cover this up and go to the graphic. not really worth it.

right now we're talking about showers continuing across the area. yesterday we have lots of reports of flooding. unfortunately we don't want to see we are seeing. more rain coming from the south and west. the good news is the heaviest of the rain is mainly to the south. opposite today we had the heaviest of the rain to the north. today we expect showers to continue. they will taper off through the day as the cold front moves through. temperatures will be stuck in the '60s early then it will drop. 66 today. wednesday we make 57. >> coming up, coming under attack in a hotel elevator or a camera. >> fixing some of the most popular dog beaches. >> and next we will see were dan got his start in the working world. stay with us.

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much. welcome to the runners edge. look it's an old high- school friend. how believable. >> i am here for a summer or fall back. >> are you working here? >> and just working here for the day. i need some supplemental income. they're not paying enough at wgn. your total comes to $43.25. can i swiped it now? thank you for coming in. come back and see as soon. we have some stuff for swimming as well. >> thanks to the runners edge. they have three locations. in the anderson neighborhood as well there's the website is a fantastic business they have been going on 20 years now. they are family owned a local business focusing on customer

service. the menu almost brought them down years ago. but sometimes they never changes. >> i appreciate them letting me spent the day with them. >> tomorrow it's demetrius. going back to the bakery. >> i saw some of the raw footage and it's great. can we to sit. >> personality but no skills that is how we describe our wortwork ethic. >> and don't eat anything that erin makes. that's what we've learned. you have to have some role models. 67 degrees right now wind out of the south at 13. we know if you are watching, we did see the rain in a big way yesterday. today we continue to seek more showers moving through. the good news is a cold front will bring that rain and moved away down to the south and east. 67 at o'hare. these temperatures are warm because of the cloud cover and the rain. 65

in bartlett's. get used to these numbers. they don't move much. there will start to tumble this afternoon. rain from the southwest of points to the south and moves back into the city line of moderate to heavy rain again. the flooding threat remains high. that red warning is in effect for the north branch of the chicago river. don't drive across any flooded roadways. as we get this front out of here into the early- morning bishop pass from 10:00 a.m.. our chance for rain diminishes. we expect things to be dry. our next system moves in wednesday afternoon and evening bringing us a chance of showers and spring like patterns meeting rain coming in the next few days. today, 66. showers are likely early tonight. partly cloudy much cooler. really? 57 degrees is the high on

wednesday. thursday, 55. >> looks like we have some issues on the roads. we are going to start with some flashing lights. that goes from 79 up to 75. as to continue to approach the intersections, everything is hitting the brakes. eastbound on the indiana toll at wolf lake left lane closed for road work i can't imagine they will be doing much construction with all this weather, but it's very slow. we have the delay from the state line all the way to broadway. basically clean blockage is causing some slow speeds as low as 6 mi. per hour. pretty heavily congested through the pocket. other than that, everything else is moving along well. whenever we get this slow conditions ever the serbs to break it makes it very heavy early on. still dealing with flooded out roads and grand avenue of away from relief.

completely closed due to high standing water. >> coming up, why more women are waiting to have children. >> and the blackhawks go for the clincher tonight in minnesota. we have a preview. >> good morning. speaking of the blackhawks, we are meeting the man who has been cutting patrick kane mullet since 2010. blackhawks fans are lining up to get their own mullet cut. i didn't have a long enough back but we will show you a fan who got it done. that story is next.

it wasn't their best the other night. guys running into each other, but after they fell behind in game 5 they got back to what they had not been doing, net presence and it paid off. it did not hurt that cory crawford was back to himself in the net. only one goal but that was it. here is the shot. it bounces right off and this one tis the game in the second and then the third. patrick sharp wires 1 in. finally the goal that wins the game and sets up a potential clincher tonight in

st. paul. the the guys are focused in the preparation. welcoming that challenge the bigger the setting the bigger the stage they seem to rise to that challenge. for those players going in its important we have been here a few years i think particularly for our leaders they send that message. >> anyone having a hockey player back into a corner, that's when they are at their best. we have the experience and the knowledge that we needed to be at our best to win that game. >> to do exactly what ever it takes to get this series one of the hardest games is to clinch it but i think that we have the confidence and the police and the relaxation that we don't get a head of ourselves in this place. does that make any sense?

>> it doesn't matter if it makes sense. if they win tonight and and this series they will move on. >> a few clicks sports nuts, the cubs snapped out of their slump by hitting the white sox rallied but they come up short final score they lose to the oakland a's. >>the dow and s-and-p closed at new highs. the nasdaq surged about 2- percent. women are waiting longer to have children these days, and it could be due to a long checklist of things they want to take care of first. a new survey revealed about 40 percent of women want to feel mature enough to be a mother before starting a family. various milestones indicating maturity include getting married, owning a home, and getting to a management position in their careers. nearly one in five also want to put their party days behind them and go on a once-in-a lifetime vacation before kids interfere.

then the kids grew in all of. >> we love with those kids are vacation. >> as long as you keep them away from the water we should be fine. >> i left that one alone you guys are doing just fine. >> let's take a look at our day. 67 right now. today's high of around 67. rain continues through the morning trying out into the afternoon. be on the lookout for flooded roadways. >> a bit of flooding happening right along grand ave. it's a notorious stretch for getting flooded out. hasting water away out. we will let you know if some of that will start to subside. looks like that is completely blocked off right now. we have some flashing lights due to power outages. all those details are coming up in the next traffic report.

>> still more to come including the clippers owner speaking out on why he says magic johnson should be ashamed of himself. >> and u.s. efforts to find hundreds of missing school girls in nigeria. >> scientists sound the alarm over the ice melting in parts of antarctica. >> the video blowing up the internet. what the sister of beyonce did to jay z another ros

brings flooding to our area. we'll have the latest in a *live report. to teenage girls seriously injured after a hit and run. >>and -- clippers owner donald sterling is speaking out. why he says magic johnson should be ashamed of himself. good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. >> the big old storms yesterday more storms possible into today. the radar shows those shares continuing. the good news is, the cold front is out to the west. what that means is it will move out of here later today but be on the lookout some areas have seen over 2 in. of rain

since sunday. we are talking about water in such a short amount of time. it's progressing towards the east which is good news for us. today, 60 degrees is ever temperature. we fall down to 55 degrees by 9:00 p.m.. tomorrow morning we are at 48. chance of rain each day through saturday. trulls high 57. friday we make 54. >> into the road conditions we have flooding happening this has everything shut down basically from 132 all the way to green leaf. also known as grand ave. on top of that, we have flashing lights from 79-75 each traffic light that you encounter is out due to power a registered expect extra delays and breaks through there. more traffic in just a few minutes. >>

a 14 year old girl is in the hospital after a hit and run in joliet. this happened on route 53 last night. the girl was seriously injured, but her condition has not been released. police say the driver left the scene after he hit the girl, but then he came back about 30 minutes later. john severson is charged with leaving the scene of an accident. he will appear in will county bond court today. another round of violent storms created more headaches in the area. >> nancy loo is live with more. >> good morning. here's the rain that we're talking about. it's not helping this situation. here i am in the middle of campgrounds road. this section is closed behind me. the viaduct is flooded out. behind me the this planned river remains about 2 ft. above flood stage. not expected to go back below flood stage until thursday morning. throughout the area, there is flooding problems. their

widespread in many areas to the north police had to shut down route 41 near 176 due to standing order. stranding some drivers if you just abandoned their vehicles. some had to be rescued from flooded out cars and homes. >> a lot of cars are getting trapped because they're looking for ways to get around those streets due to flooding in getting themselves into for their predicaments. >> the water is not subsiding. the reality is not a lot of places for it to go. >> been here for about an hour it's been raining pretty hard. still have about one hour to go if i ever get moving. >> hopefully that guy has made it home by now. in glenview the heavy rain turned part of glenn dale road into a river. some homeowners are dealing with water damage that is also the case here where a stretch of

open road is impossible. the bulk of closures throughout the area have since been cleared. residual problems remain including here on campground road. flood warning will remain in effect through 12:30 p.m.. with the rain still falling, it could get worse before it gets better. >>los angeles clippers owner donald sterling's comments about magic johnson could get him in more trouble. during an interview on c-n-n, sterling apologized for what he called the terrible remarks that got him banned from the n-b-a. some of those remarks came after his girlfriend posted a picture of herself with magic johnson. sterling says he was baited into some of those remarks, but then he went after johnson. >> what goes and has sex with every girl then gets hiv. is that someone we want to respect and tell our kids about? i think

he should be ashamed of themselves. he should go into the background. >>n-b-a commissioner adam silver says he felt compelled to apologize to magic johnson for being dragged into this again. silver says the owners are continuing the process to get sterling to sell the clippers. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. a 15-year-old boy is charged as an adult with the murder of vaughn holeman in a mother's day shooting in west pullman. police say the suspect was standing with holeman on west 116th street when he fired at a passing car but hit holeman instead with two of the shots, killing him. chicago police released this sketch of a man who murdered a business owner on the gold coast, three months ago. the suspect has a tattoo on the right side of his neck that may include the word "pam" with a ribbon underneath. herbert goode was shot and killed during a robbery, on the 23-hundred block of west 57-th street. he had just collected 34- hundred dollars in cash for rent. that money was gone after goode

was shot. school officials are warning parents about a dangerous game been promoted on social media. the cold weather challenge, a student is there to jump into lake michigan will someone records it and post it on mine. 37 degrees of water is cold enough to give hypothermia. some have been injured. >> police in south holland are a gun, used by one of the boston marathon bombers, has been traced back to a street gang in portland, maine. tamerlan tsarnaev died in a shootout with police, four days after last year's bombing. his gun was linked to a series of drug-related crimes by its previous owners. federal authorities now believe, the same street gang helped fund tsarnaev 's trip to chechnya and his native dagestan, a year before the bombings. it was there that, investigators believe, tsarnaev was radicalized as a terrorist. and he may have used drug money to buy parts for the boston bombs. the u-s military doesn't have troops in nigeria looking for hundreds of kidnapped girls, but it does have planes in the air. about 276 girls have been missing since april 14-th. a u-s official says the

military is flying manned intelligence missions and sharing satellite images of the area. the u-s is also examining this video of the victims, to see if anything gives a clue to their location. the militant group, boko haram, says the girls won't be released until its fighters are released from prison. the nigerian government is rejecting that offer. taking some heat for this picture that says bring back our country and set to bring back our girls which is the campaign for those kidnapped girls. someone has taken the picture and changed the signed sow is simply says i. salk. another one says ... a hot dog is a sandwich. >> pro-russian separatists in east ukraine have declared an independent state following the weekend referendum in which voters approved breaking from kiev. the leaders of the donyestk people's republic are asking russia to absorb the region, as it did the crimea in march. the government in kiev, the u-s and the european union all consider the referendum vote illegal. germany's foreign minister

arrived in kiev in a fresh attempt to find a diplomatic solution to the ukraine crisis. former treasury secretary timothy geithner accuses illinois senator mark kirk of some un-patriotic actions in a new book. geithner says kirk, a republican, warned chinese dog owners are trying to rally support for some much needed renovation of their favorite dog park at montrose beach. the owners say the beach used to be well-maintained, but the park district seems to have forgotten the beach. fences are broken, with dangerous edges sticking out... and it's not as safe for dogs as it once was. now, there's an online campaign to pressure the park district to send out the repairmen. >> it has gone to hell since the mayor has been here. it hasn't been up cap. i have a man of the com. >> it looks like it has been forgotten. it would be great if it was more secure. >>the park district insists, it tries to keep the fences in good repair. the melting of a major ice sheet in antarctica appears unstoppable according to a new study by nasa. the study reveals a section of glaciers on the west antarctic ice sheet in the amunden sea is melting faster than previously

predicted and scientists say it's too late to do anything about it. researchers say it will likely take the glaciers several centuries to melt completely but when they do - the world's sea level could increase about three feet by the year 21- hundred. tourists are flocking to yosemite national park in california for a chance to find a fungus. they're hoping to find very rare and expensive mushrooms called morels. last year, a fire destroyed more than a quarter million acres at yosemite and morels thrive near burned and decaying trees. morels are so rare -- they sell for more than 45 dollars pound. but park rangers at yosemite are turning away the mushroom hunters because it's still too dangerous to re-open the forest due to falling trees and rock slides. that's not stopping some of the fungi fans - who have been ticketed and fined 350 bucks for entering the forest. >> the could still turn a profit. if they pay for the air crimes with those mushroom payments. gramm of your mind is doing that math early. we

continue to see the rain coming in from the south. it will be heavy in to some portions of indiana. the good news is, yesterday we saw the heaviest of the rain to the north. early this morning we are seeing the heaviest of the rain to the south. not the same area. as a look at our radar you can see we have a front moving through lifting into the latter portion. the front should pass close to 10:00 a.m.. chance of showers early maybe even some thunderstorms then we begin to dry out. temperatures are at 67 degrees right now. wind out of the south at 13 mi.. that wind will shift coming in from the northwest later as the front moves through. 60 degrees right now at midway. 65 in lansing. today's high temperature 67. showers are likely. temperatures tumbling into the afternoon. 46 tonight far we are back up to 57. chance of showers and

potentially thunderstorms wednesday evening into thursday. >> still had, it could be the biggest discovery since america. >> and the congressional opponent for clay aiken is found dead. and house explodes during a shootout we'll tell you how it all begins. >> and looking at the new bat mobile. one of the stories trending online. a police officer was shot and

killed in new hampshire while he was responding to a domestic dispute. it happened in the town of brentwood yesterday afternoon. police officer steve arkell was killed ... as he entered a home that later caught fire and exploded. a news helicopter was hovering over the house when the blast happened. the suspected gunman was killed in the explosion and fire. officer arkell was married and the father of two teenage girls. state and federal agencies are investigating the incident. flags in new hamphsire will be flown at half-staff in officer arkells honor. an outcry forced the cancellation of a satanic mass. the harvard expansion club originally planned to have the event but the club pulled out when a flood of angry e-mail offer to withdraw. so stripped-

down mass was held last night off campus. the so-called black mass is nothing but a display of hatred of the catholic church according to officials. >>here are a few stories that are trending online this morning ... columbus discovered america... and now, archaeologists think they've discovered one of columbus' ships. the cargo ship "santa maria" was wrecked in a storm on its voyage to the new world. but now, an expedition has found what's believed to be the skeleton of the ship, just off the coast of haiti. all of the usable lumber on the ship was salvaged by columbus' crew, and used to build a fort... but it's not clear exactly where the fort was built. the candidate opposing former american idol runner-up clay aiken in a congressional primary was found dead in his home. police in ashboro, north carolina, say keith crisco was killed in a fall. the democratic primary was held last week, but a winner had not been determined yet. the aiken-crisco race was still too close to call. >> judgment day you came in

with the crew. >>we're getting a look at the new trailer for the sci-fi thriller "edge of tomorrow," starring tom cruise and emily blunt. cruise plays an officer without combat experience who has the power to restart each day after dying, forcing him to go to battle again and again -- against an alien invasion. the movie hits theaters june 6- th. those aliens keep trying to invade us. >> it's like groundhog day with aliens. >> and looking at the new batman movie. and we're getting a peek at what the batmobile will look like in the new batman superman movie. director zack snyder sent out this picture on twitter. most of the car is hidden, but you can see the back end. snyder hints we may get to see even more sometime this week. filming of the movie is expected to start in michigan soon. good morning everybody. anything to add to the weather? >> he said the new tom cruise movie is the groundhog day movie with aliens.

>> we should all go to the matinee. but look at our day. the numbers on the right-hand side of the screen are much grain these areas have seen since sunday. 3 in. in glen cove. waukegan over 2 1/2. just below two and half in northbrook. we know generally to the north we have seen some heavy rain and these numbers really close the book there. blue island looking at temperatures at 66. with scene 2 in. of rain in the last two days there. today's showers are going to try out by the afternoon high temperature in the mid-60s. tonight we're back down to 46. dry but more rain wednesday afternoon. rain thursday and friday. >> we're talking about flooding. this stretch has been shut down since last night. it's close all the way to greet me. along route 41 we were getting conflicting information about whether this has been opened. we hear it is

still blocked off at 137 to 2 high standing water. we have flashing traffic lights due to power outages in south chicago. it stretches from 79-75. numbers look good. as the get more volume spilling in we see the slick road conditions making it possibly a heavy commute. another update in a few minutes. >>marcus is here ... hi marcus! >> i'm so excited because you're talking about everyone's favorite topic. mullets. >> patrick kane started this with his signature mullet which is here on this t-shirt. this is from last year. there is a place in chicago where he gets his hair cut and it has become a trend with fans to get these cuts. take a look. >> you have to make the top of the shorter. >> he's the general manager of

the 316 club, an upscale men's salon in the loop. sports fans know him as the barber of the blackhawks. >> it started back in 2009 when patrick kane started coming in. we had a nice relationship and he started to bring in other teammates and one thing led to another and now i have 16 of them coming in here. >> things took a turn during the stanley cup run in 2010. kane was ready to do something different with his hair. >> i was trying to come up with ideas and the last thing on my mind was demolished. but we talked about it and i showed him a few pictures and i just went back to the '80s and i showed him a picture and he loved it and he said let's do it. >> the rest is chicago sports hair history. the mullet to guard the life of its own. >> watching the coverage was

pretty funny. everyone thought it was a ridiculous hair cut. it was stupid and didn't look good but it was all for fun. >> blackhawks fever grow so does the demand for the hair cut. the twitter account has blown up with more than 1000 followers, many are fans asking the barber to do their hair. >> are you excited or nervous? >> more excited than nervous. is the first time i have ever done anything drastic like this. >>, small, a lifelong blackhawks fan wanted to win a contest for a free head of hockey hair. >> we're going to shave the sides down first. >> here we go. >> i feel a bit more like him. what you think? >> that is awesome. >> calling back thinking to 2010 to ever see this becoming a big trend getting all this

attention? >> never. i never did. in 2010 it just was him by himself and as the years went on a group with the fans and the last few years started seeing more people come in but about 25 or 30 of these cuts coming in here in the last three weeks. it took off a lot. the fans are loving it. >> there is the 316 club. we'll talk about this more in the next hour because they do more than just mullets. it's a really nice spot. they dtrips for people coming in to get their hair done. >> that looked great. >> coming up, what happened when beyonce is sister goes postal on jay z in a hotel elevator.

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solange knowles--beyonce's sister--kicking and slapping her brother-in-law, rapper jay- z, on the left. the three performers were leaving a party together when sources say jay-z made a comment, setting off solange. beyonce stayed out of the fight as a bodyguard restrained her sister. after leaving the building, jay-z led the sisters to a limo, then he left in a separate car. sources say she was defending her sister. >> that's right. and where was beyonce? she should have been in the middle. >> all i know is the better be back for july 24th concert. not a cheap ticket. get back together. >> radar continues to show rain. the heaviest of the rain is soft. we have funder and lightning in portions of the county. and to northwest indiana. today's high 6 to 746

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