the blackhawks win the series against the wild with an overtime goal by patrick kane. we'll have highlights. *smoke causes delays for thousands of travelers at chicago's airports. we'll have a *live update. and a two-for-one special today -- erin and demetrius' first jobs take them back to the bakery. >> the hours were still more. not that different. >>good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. >> we made it halfway. >> i had to get my air- conditioner going. i was surprised. >> the dew points are in the '60s. >> but we just going to let the

time runout? or have we learned? >> just a little bit. >> we do have some showers coming there will be here in the afternoon or evening. if you need to get the thing done outside get it done early. after lunch the chance of rain really increases. 51 degrees is the current temperature at o'hare. at bartlett its 49. 45 in dekalb. satellite composite shows cloud cover over the entire area. i don't think much if any sunshine but the system coming out of the south will bring more rain. not expecting any strong thunderstorms. just a cold sweat. for the next few days. we will be in the mid '50s by 9:00 p.m.. here's the three forecast. 58 today. showers likely thursday 54 degrees by friday. >> we've gone back a bit in time.

we have a few accidents to tell you about. this one here is not bound 394 both of these items are causing minor delays. the full rundown coming up in a bit. >>the blackhawks are going back to the conference finals for the fourth time in six years. the hawks took an early lead in minnesota. but it's tied at one late in the second... justin fontaine steals the puck but corey crawford makes two incredible saves... he had 34 in the game. still tied at one ten minutes into overtime... the puck bounces off the boards and patrick kane makes a move to his back-hand for the game- winner. it's the fourth playoff overtime goal of his career. hawks win 2-1 and will face either the ducks or kings in the next round. we'll have much more coming up in sports. if you're flying out of chicago this morning, don't be

surprised if your flight is delayed. o'hare and midway airports may suffer from after-effects of a complete ground stop yesterday, because of the sudden evacuation of a traffic control center. nancy loo is live at o'hare with more. >> with over 1100 flights canceled yesterday, it will be a long day of catch-up and more possible delays at o'hare and midway. as always for airports that feat in and out of chicago as well, fire crews were taking care of the smoky situation at the f a a facility. the cause turned out to be a faulty bathroom fan but the precautionary evacuation of air traffic controllers met a complete ground stop for all commercial flights in chicago for about three hours. the ripple effect across the country

was extensive altering the travel plans of thousands of passengers but most took it in stride. >> we got stock because it couldn't land here and then we had to refuel and then my first flight was canceled and then my second flight was canceled and the my third flight was canceled. >> the pilot said if there were any more delays the would have to land somewhere else for fuel. i'm glad they didn't have to do that. >> for today, aviation officials say there could be delays of about 90 minutes or more a both o'hare and midway and there could be more proactive cancellations just to allow the airlines to catch up from yesterday. a few seconds ago a peek at the board and there do seem to be a handful of cancellations already including to destinations like orlando and atlanta. the good news is,

things are moving. the security line is about to open. a lot of passengers are eager to get on their flight. many stayed the night. >>chicago's ground stoppage rippled across the country, and affected flight schedules out of other regional airports, like milwaukee's mitchell field. mitchell had to accept some incoming planes that couldn't land at o'hare or midway. an elderly passenger on one diverted flight, died while exiting his plane in milwaukee. the re-routing of the flight is not believed responsible for his death. many of the northern suburbs continue to dry out this morning, as flood waters slowly recede. route 41 near route 176 remains closed in lake bluff ... where flood waters cut off residents and several businesses yesterday. lake bluff received more than four inches of rain monday. people are cleaning up from sewer backups and flooding. one resident says it didn't take long for the sewer to back up into this basement. >> about 20 minutes into the

storm sewage started pumping out of the floor drain and the shower drain and at that point there was nothing you could do. the some pomp couldn't handle it and the whole basement just filled with sewage. >>lake bluff schools were closed yesterday due to the flooding. a flood warning continues along the des plaines river in lake county and in des plaines. albany park neighborhood are keeping an eye on the north branch of the chicago river. it's the same area that's seen bad flooding the past several years. yesterday, the river was forecasted to rise to seven feet, but that estimate has been lowered a bit. the city is working on a tunnel that would divert flood water away from the area, but it's still in the design stage and will not be built for two more years. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. a man was killed after he was struck by a metra train in lagrange. a preliminary investigation suggests the man was trying to

cross the tracks when he was hit by an express train from chicago, at 7-30 last night. the man died at the scene. he was 66 years old, but his name has not been released. police are searching for two suspects in connection with at least two car jackings and a robbery in the streeterville neighborhood. the victims were all held up at gun point in parking garages over a three day period, starting on saturday. these pictures are similar to the cars that were taken. a window shattered after it came off a building in the loop yesterday. the building is on the 200 block of west randolph. the window fell from the 20-th floor, to the sidewalk on franklin between randolph and washington. no one was hurt. no one has confirmed if this was weather related. francis cardinal george is done with his cancer chemotherapy treatments. he needed three of them this time. the cardinal says they were strenuous, and he's glad they're over. cardinal george was first diagnosed with cancer of the bladder eight years ago. two years ago, the cancer attacked his kidney and liver. aggressive chemotherapy began in march, when *new cancer cells were detected in his kidney. an army staff sergeant, who once lived in barrington, has

been killed in kosovo. sergeant heidi ruh was found dead at a running track on friday. she was shot and killed in a non-combat related incident. ruh was assigned to the first medical brigade at fort hood and was deployed to kosovo in january. ruh last lived in illlinois about eight years ago. her family in wisconsin says they found out about her death last friday, but nothing else. >> we fought her worries were over she is going to a non house style area. >>ruh's death is still under investigation. she first joined the army eleven years ago as a bio-medical equipment specialist. she leaves behind two sons. a rescue operation continues after a fire kills 201 people inside a coal mine in turkey. the fire was caused by a transpormer explosion yesterday. more than 200 workers are still trapped in a mine shaft that's about two-thirds of a mile underground. nearly 90 people have been rescued. officials say fresh air is reaching parts of the mine where there was no fire. a three-member crew from the international space station is back on earth.

they landed in kazakhstan last night, after spending six months in orbit. the crew members are from the u- s, japan and russia. during their time in space, they traveled around the earth 3-thousand times ... which is more than 78-million miles. they brought back a collection of microbes from an ongoing experiment. welcome home to them. >> good morning were going to make it feel like april today. high temperatures will be in the fifties. typically this year we should be close to 70. right now we have readings in the '50s. the dew point temperatures are not very high but that are close to our temperatures. we have potential for fraud in some areas. satellite's radar shows generally cloud cover across the area. maybe a few pieces of sunshine. for the most part we're just caught it with the

chance of rain this afternoon. 53 degrees tomorrow. warmer in time for the weekend. >> coming up big developments in the murder trial in the south africa. >> magic johnson has some words for donald sterling. >> and demetrius and i head back to our first job. >> was your first job beating? >> do we have what it takes at the bakery? tayall week long wek

to our first jobs. is that you on the left? >> a think that was seventh or eighth grade. it can pick up those glasses just anywhere. demetrius was 17 and looks like he is 70 degrees. >> he kind of looks the same. but you look so different. is that really you? >> it's been a very long road. >> i should have drafted her back then. >> heading back to your very first job. >> i can't believe we started off in the same place. >> working the early hours. we just can't seem to shake as ours. here we are. >> the place i used to work was a little bit like this. i would

just eat my way through the job. get your gloves on. >> this a new crew are today. so here's the manager and you are going to show me how it's done. >> this is the cooler. we get the dough and we get this every morning this a few fans here are born to start with the olive oil so they don't stick. put some more oil on. >> i got fired from my first job doing big goals. >> i will keep my eye on you. don't miss any spots. >> do any companies to skimp on this? >> this is not a company it bagel art. but go back here a bit. >> i see what you are doing. are you ready to do this? >> i think i'm going to take it.

>> am i a better employee? good morning. you're not joking when he said this could be complicated. would you like your bagel toasted? this is going to be a piece of art right here. is this the hot water? didn't ask localities? see the flare i have for this. look at demetrius he's over there talking when he should be working. there's a reason you didn't let him use the knife. g think that schmoozing the boss is going to do anything? this said i'm more receptive and more pleasant and easier to train the new. >> we don't have that. come back tomorrow. >> nancy you are the owner of this wonderful shop, how did we do? >> you did well. this bagel's look good. >> i did try the bagel it was a bad. are we all done?

>> you have one more thing to do. >> you had to open your big mouth ... >> demetrius you're probably the worst employee they've had in years. >> could jeopardize. >> i was so busy doing the dishes i didn't notice your dance moves. >> it could slide where ever you want there. that was bagel art. we will action be working there anymore. >> a preacher the sandwiches are better now that we have left. >> so aaron's first job was kissing up. >> not a lot has changed. >> this is good to be one anchor show in no time. 51 degrees is

the current temperature. wind of the north at 7 mi.. two point is 41. it's not warm outside and it won't be any warmer temperatures will only be in the upper 50s. 52 of the lakefront. juliet reading at 49. donna morris is 50. satellite are composite shows a lot of cloud cover across the region. rain across portions of southern illinois. that will get here this afternoon. the showers will come in as a low pressure system comes in from the south. it will stay for the next few days bringing us rain this afternoon. the rain will linger through friday and taper off into the weekend. saturday was still have showers. cool and wet. up level low pressure will be over our head. tonight we go back down to 43. short to likely. tamara's

high 53. much cooler than normal. tomorrow we make 54. >> let's look at the accident in the gulf and barrington still tying the club. and this flooding has not gone away. u.s. for one still underwater between 6137. same stretch that was shut down yesterday. a big headache for those people turn to get around that. here is a shot from u.s. for one. you can see orange cones are planning the entire road. everyone is been detoured around. almost a repeat performance of what we had yesterday. more traffic coming up. >> coming up the new trend in watching movies. >> and the blackhawks win on the road. highlights coming up. >> what to tell you yesterday? i said they would win. >> stop yelling at me. >> you were like we will see. >> stay back in your corner. >> let's forget the next series

and the right to the finals. speaking of excitement, the new roller-coaster, we have one final torque before it opens. it's almost done! check it out.

good morning. the blackhawks of hit the halfway point in their bid for back-to-back stanley cups closing out the minnesota wild in overtime. the win the series 4-2. the teams have been so good in the screen chain situations. they had believed in the first two minutes. one is bank through and it's one-zero. in the early going of the second period, it's a repeat from game 5 doing it again. a breakaway goal right up the middle. its one-one. after that, the wild were all up in the crawfords sweater but he's making play out of play. not one but twice. outplayed in the second period, into overtime friendly generating some momentum patrick kane flips the backhander up and

in over the shoulder. he wins the game and ends the series. a grueling six game. the blackhawks win 2-1. >> i don't know. it was a lucky bounce that came to me. hoping became to be there. i tried to put it below hire that wanted to. whether it was me or somebody else it's nice to see it in the net. >> do want to finish it in the building and get some extra rest. just one step closer to our goal. >> the blackhawks move on to the western conference they will play the winner of the southern conference series. they play games six later on tonight. the hawks win taking down minnesota. that is morning sports.

>>a couple other sports notes -- the cubs lost to the cardinals in the 12-th inning, 3-to-4. and the oakland a's destroyed the white sox, zero-to-11. we'll have highlights in the next hour. u-s stocks ended mixed tuesday. the dow and s-and-p ended at record highs for the second straight day. the nasdaq finished lower. mariano's grocery store is expanding to chicago's bronzeville neighborhood. mayor emanuel will join the c- e-o of mariano's to make the announcement later today. the new grocery store will be built at 39th and king drive. construction is expected to begin next year. city hall says the new store will bring jobs and expand access to healthy food to the area. forget watching a movie at home or in the theatre ... the hot, new trend is to put on your bathing suit and watch a movie in a hot tub! the *hot tub cinema just opened in new york city. tickets are selling out -- there are 17-hundred people on a waiting list. the movie costs 65-dollars -- which includes an open bar...

and people are required to wear a bathing suit. *hot tub-hopping is not allowed during the movie... but is encouraged afterward. >> i don't even know to say about this story. >> what is that in the background? >> i don't know if i want to go with all those people. >> what about that open bar? >> there is no better way to see the muppet movie. >> you have to stay in that whole time. >> a better pick good company. >> 51 degrees right now. 56 by 3:00 p.m.. by 9:00 p.m. it's down 49. the one crash still in place at this point we still have standing water. down at route 41 still have a good mess shut down. you'll have more

details in just a bit. >> coming up a development in the murder trial in south africa. >> and what jesse jackson jr. is doing we haven't heard from him in a while. the magic johnson files back at dawn of sterling. >> and a truck smashes into a television station. that is breaking news. it's like the story comes right to you.the bls

against the wild with an overtime goal by patrick kane. we'll have highlights. *smoke causes delays for thousands of people at o'hare and midway. we'll have a *live update. good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. that is a little pressure and just realized we may have four or five people. >> let's put it this way there watching us around the country. >> you better make this weather report really good. >> this is dedicated to you in omaha nebraska.

>> its to in the morning. it's 52 degrees right now. satellite are composite shows we are dry. rain will come our way later today. but will be well after lunch time it will incur through the evening and showers will continue. tomorrow and friday we expect low pressure system of grain to move our way which will fuel an upper level system that will work in tandem to bring us showers. it will be very wet for the next few days. today we are in the mid '50s by 5:00 p.m.. official high is 58. mar 53. saturday we try out. >> crash at gulf and barrington's still in place that have not been able to clear it yet. speaking of not being able to clear it up, everything on 41 in shut down just like yesterday from 1372622 guy

standing water. all their grain that came down still causing big problems. they don't expect this to start to receive until later. expect to see it more detours and more orange cones at a big headache if you're trying to get through. more details in a few minutes. >>smoke at the elgin air traffic control center brought all air travel to a stop at o'hare and midway airports. it's better now, but there may be lingering delays. nancy loo is live at o'hare with more. >> good morning. things are moving again behind me people waiting in the security laurin. a lot have done a lot of waiting already. yesterday over 1000 flights were canceled it will be a long day of catch-up and more possible delays here at o'hare. also at midway. major fallout from a minor problem. fire crews were quick in taking care of

yesterday's smokey situation at the radar facility in elgin. the cause turned out to be a faulty battery fan. the evacuation of air traffic controllers and all staff meant a complete ground stop for all commercial flights in chicago for about three hours. the ripple effect across the country was extensive. altering the travel plans for thousands of passengers but most were understanding. >> we got stopped to begin with because we could not land here and we had to refuel and then my first flight was canceled to grand rapids and my second flight was canceled and the my third flight was canceled. >> the pilot said if there were any more delays would have to land somewhere else. i am glad they didn't have to go that far. >> today aviation officials say

there could be delays of about 90 minutes or more at o'hare and midway. there could also be more proactive cancellations just to allow airlines to catch up from yesterday. i can't tell you there are already a number of cancellations on the board today. but the good news is things are moving again. apparently not fast enough for some people. i just met some guys who are going to rent a car to drive the final leg to detroit. that is after they were told they could not get on another flight for two days. >> the blackhawks are going back to the conference finals for the fourth time in six years. the hawks took an early lead in minnesota. but it's tied at one late in the second... justin fontaine steals the puck but corey crawford makes two incredible

saves... he had 34 in the game. still tied at one, ten minutes into overtime... the puck bounces off the boards and back- hand for the game-winner. it's the fourth playoff overtime goal of his career. hawks win 2-1 and will face either the ducks or kings in the next round. magic johnson is responding to clippers owner donald sterling after he attacked him in a recent interview. on monday, sterling apologized for the comments that got him banned from the n-b-a. but then he went after johnson for getting h-i-v and not helping minorities. johnson says sterling is wrong about the work he has done. he also says sterling should just sell the clippers and go away. >> he should not be welcomed by the owners. but the players and former players and the fans, i was there the other night they don't want to see donald sterling as an owner any more. what he thinks and what he feels, he is in and other world of the things that ever but it wants to see him back on the team. >>johnson says sterling called and asked him to sit with him

during an interview with barbara walters. johnson told him *no and that sterling has not apologized to him for dragging his name into this. a judge's ruling is putting the murder trial of oscar pistorius on hold once again. pistorius is charged with the murder of his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp. yesterday a psychiatrist testified that pistorius has "general anxiety disorder." that pistorius undergo a psychiatric evaluation to see if his mental health is an issue. the judge granted that request today. this could delay the trial for at least a month. pistorius' defense has always been that he shot and killed steenkamp by mistake. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. many of the northern suburbs continue to dry out this morning, as flood waters slowly recede. route 41 near route 176 remains closed in lake bluff ... where flood waters cut off residents and several businesses yesterday. lake bluff received more than four inches of rain monday. lake bluff schools were closed yesterday due to the flooding. a flood warning continues along the des plaines river in lake county and in des plaines.

a rescue operation continues after an explosion kills 205 people inside a coal mine in turkey. more than 200 workers are still trapped in a mine shaft that's about two-thirds of a mile underground. nearly 90 people have been rescued. the fire is still burning and is preventing rescuers from reaching the victims. an army staff sergeant, who once lived in barrington, was shot and killed in kosovo. sergeant heidi ruh was found dead at a running track on friday. her death is under investigation. her family says they only know that she was shot during a non- combat incident. francis cardinal george is done a former lawyer from pennsylvania is an inmate at the prison where jesse jackson jr. was locked up until a transfer to alabama. the sun times reports the inmate recently wrote a letter to a tv station sharing details on jackson's time in prison saying that he considered scrubbing toilets to be part of his personal penance for his crime. jackson believes

the president should pardon him and many who served their sentence. he is serving to and a half years for missed spending campaign money. >> the husband of cook county circuit court clerk dorothy brown is in trouble with the state of illinois. benton cook has been presenting himself as a clinical psychologist, even though he has no license to practice in illinois. state regulators are demanding that he stop. cook is also under investigation for accepting and re-selling a free house from one of brown's political supporters... and for running a local community group that took money from governor quinn's controversial anti-crime initiative in 2010. cook did not respond to the tree. >> illinois legislative leaders are reviewing a plan to fix cook county's debt-ridden public employee pension system. to cut the debt, the county wants to trim retiree benefits, and require current employees to contribute a greater share of their pension costs. the plan is expected to win state approval. but it would leave almost 150 million dollars a year in recurring deficits that would

have to be made up with tax hikes. a man is in police custody after crashing a truck into a baltimore t-v station and keeping swat teams at bay for hours. employees at w-m-a-r say the man first tried to break into the lobby just before noon yesterday. he called himself god as he banged on the doors. he then left and stole a landscaping truck to plow through the front doors of the station. employees were evacuated for five hours as the swat team tried to lure the 27-year-old man from the second floor - where he watched t-v coverage of the ordeal. he was taken into custody and is undergoing a psychological exam. no charges have been filed. an employee of the t-s-a will accept a big award today, for heroic conduct. eddie palacios jumped onto the blue line subway tracks at chicago avenue last month when a woman fell off the plaftorm. he frantically waved an approaching train to a safe stop, just 20 feet away... and helped the woman to safety. today, palacios and seven other people will be honored by the secretary of homeland security with the award of valor. anonymous notes have showing up in lockers at a middle school in kentucky. now, the students behind them

are explaining why. three eighth grade girls wanted to take a stand against bullying, and give their classmates something to smile about. it took them close to a month to write out 370 notes and quotes on index cards for every eighth grader in their school. the girls, who call themselves the "masked muffins", have now started an instagram account to spread their positive messages. that's a great story. >> i got a special note in middle school but it was on my back. it was up in tape. you had the glasses had it coming. >> keep watching a will say what year was but it was a picture from while ago. >> it was 1964. not that long ago. >> here are the current temperatures. 49 degrees in joliet. satellite composite shows we are cloudy. showers and rain coming in from the southwest get ready for that.

the start off the day dry. we will end up cooler will be wet with a chance of showers moving in. our typical high would be 12 degrees warmer than we are. tonight we could go to 43. preconditions. 53 is a high temperature tomorrow the next few days will be cool and wet. >> still had the epidemic of mers as to more symptoms are explained. >> and why somebody says hillary clinton has brain damage. >> we're getting a new look at the new bat suit. are you ready for it? >> i don't know. let me yet some more coffee first.

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coordinated fire fighting effort in san diego prevented a firefightefire from reaching hoe had to battle unseasonably warm temperatures and rough terrain. in a few hours the fire was under control and people could return to their homes. not a single home was damaged. >> flew like symptoms reported after being in contact with people who had the mers arrest. the first person was treated in indiana and the most recent was in florida. health-care workers exposed to the patient in orlando are being tested. people who sat near him in waiting rooms and on airplanes they also

have to be tested. no vaccine for the disease patients can get their symptoms treated. >> a federal judge has declared idahos and gay marriage ban unconstitutional. the band same- sex marriage in 2006 defining marriage as only between a man and woman. yesterday the judge says that law may have violated the state's constitutional guarantee of equal protection. the judge's order takes effect this morning unless it put on hold by a higher court. >> republican strategist karl rove been criticized for suggesting that hillary clinton may have suffered brain damage. in off-camera comments he said clinton's glasses for for patients suffering traumatic brain injury also claiming she spent 30 days in a hospital to treat a caught caused by a fall she suffered while battling the flu in 2012. but clinton says it was only three days. the bottom

line is roe says she needs to be upfront about her health problems if she runs for president. >> a few stories trending online. the three day festival starts september 12th this year featuring 100 bands including the cure. to find women for the russian pop band pussy riot also take part. dozens of letters written by jackie kennedy have been put up for auction. there were private up until now. she's written about into the details of life. she wrote about jfk is wondering i and after his assassination. the letters ended when the priest died. >> this is what batman and about mobile will look like in a new movie. we keep giving all these little shots. >> is this part of a bigger strategy?

>> the director treated this picture that is not him. but what ever. that looks like my batman costume i got at costco. previously a picture had been released just showing the back end of the car. >> i think the ears need to be smaller. >> the muscles really put him out of proportion. >> iran has had too funny comments in this show. >> don't knock me. you've had zero. that - 3 for me! >> you are just killing at today. >> all microphones should be off except for mine. 47 degrees is our current temperature. satellites composite shows generally dry conditions across the region. but rain is coming in from the south and west. more

rain will be lingering to the afternoon and evening. a cool and wet. for the next few days. by 5:00 p.m. we are at 54. tonight at 49. here is the forecast. good for the garden. thursday we make 53 degrees friday we climb up to the low 60s. >> when you say good for gardening we know it's corn to be bad. let's take a look at this accident this one just cleared up. they just got this one off the road. in a fender bender northbound 57 at 127 rarely blocked. the flooding story continues. u.s. for one still complete shutdown from 137 over to route 60 due to high standing water. these are pictures we got from early morning. obviously no traffic going to there but you can see the orange barricades will be up

there. that water will not receive until later today. it's slow their for the drivers in the suburbs. >> that really tells the viewer is a lot right there. >> if you guys want to take over traffic and sports and everything else, you could even put my kids to bed. >> and just kidding you are doing just fine. i'm trying to get on equal ground. we've been following this roller-coaster its opening prescind. we have been there since the broke ground on this. we've been monitoring this construction. this is the last update before this ride opens. we talked about with the ride is at an let's take a look. >> how are you doing? >> welcome. >> as you know we have been coming out here talking about this as it's been built. where

do we stand now? >> literally beat just have a few more weeks to go. one more thing to put on top it's the crown were top off. then it's just a matter of finishing it up. this thing will be ready to go. with a lot of the pre construction. most of the material is coming in from idaho that's where the rocky mountain construction company is building it. we bring it in with putting together in the employee parking lot that will put it out. >> the rocky mountain construction team is hard at work fastening the final pieces of the ride. this is the steel on top of this wooden stacks it's thicker than the track defined on most wooden coasters. >> the top is for one specific reason. itunes just a regular wooden coaster, having it be inverted would be very difficult. this makes its move enough and gives us the ability to make this unique elements. >> look action crews are here as

well doing electrical work and assembling the roof that will go over the tunnel at the bottom of the 180 ft first drop. just to show you how close they are to be finished, this is it, the first car on the track. take a look. we have this nice big fast ride. it's nice and snug. comfortable seats. in addition to this lap bar we have shin guards. they keep your feet nice and in place and for added safety this spirit of are you going to make it? i feel like there's a lot left to do. >> as the park president you always look at the ride and say we have so much to do but we have an incredible team working on it and we fully expect to be ready. is going to be great. we are open daily starting on wednesday. seven days a week through the end of august. we're ready to go and with this it's

grown to be spectacular. >> i am ready. >> i am so excited. you can go on to my part of the web may 29th is the day that i will be out there live covering that. they say they will hit that date. not only will i be on it but demetrius is going to join me. but he said there's nothing over the shoulder when ago upside-down? >> we will talk about that again. >> this may just be a two-person show coming up. >> coming up we may know why beyonce sister attacked j z in the help elevat tstill not talke

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solange is deleted every picture of beyonce she had on her instagram. coming up breaking down the blackhawks wind. >> and heading back

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