firefighters try to gain control of several wildfires now burning in southern california. the hines v-a hospital is under investigation amid allegations of a secret waiting list. we'll have a *live report. and it's first jobs week. marcus shows us how he got into the working world. good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. this is this lobbyist weather year we've had. and going with the whole year. >> later today we will equal or full amount of rain in one day. we've already had 3 1/2 inches. typically we get here is the may or the march forecast. we will

only be in the high 50s today. maybe some breaks in the afternoon. down to mid way we are 46.5. as you look at the radar, keep in mind the river was at flood stage last night. water is expected to drop here there was a flood warning there. we continue to see green. the good news is no strong thunderstorms or heavy rain. an upper bubble system will loom over us giving us a chance for showers. that just today but also tonight and tomorrow and even into early saturday. this system moves out of the region over the weekend. today 52 degrees at 5:00 p.m.. today's official high will be 53. scattered showers again friday.

we do it again on saturday. >> a wrong way driver across some areas especially west and 80-94. 80-94 at torrance confirmation of a wrong way driver. 83 construction will break it down for you. i, at the circle. ongoing construction causing the tors this morning. that's another hotspot will tell you about in the next few minutes. >> a young woman ... who may be a student at northwestern university ... was hit by a car while riding her bicylce. it happened around 11 o'clock last night near campus, at the intersection of sheridan and chicago. the car's windshield broke ... and we're hearing the car *did stop after the accident. the young woman was taken to the hospital in serious condition. we'll bring you more information as it becomes

available. a fire started inside a kia dealership in burns harbor indiana. the fire started last night from a vehicle that was in for service and spread through the garage. nobody was inside at the time. the fire was contained to the garage, but there is smoke damage in the showroom. three vehicles were also damaged. fire investigators will return this morning to find the exact cause. nine wildfires have forced the evacuation of thousands of homes in southern california. a nuclear power plant, university campus, and parts of a military base were also cleared out. andrew spencer has the latest. >> several more wildfires burned up on wednesday. with the fire burning so close to houses it's no surprise issues of 23 hausen evacuation notices were given out. >> the wind doesn't make it easier. wind can change and it seems like we are safe but that we have to pack up and get out. it's been very stressful. a lot of smoke and they're getting

even larger. >> in oceanside, flames devoured the brush getting close to homes below. firefighters are doing what they can to keep the flames at bay by the least 20 structures have been destroyed. smoke rising from the fire can be seen for miles as the plumes shadow the horizon. because of the fire has not been a discovered. but there were about so many fires in a short period of time. >> we have to leave it up to the investigators. it's too much of a coincidence. >> this rash of fires came early in the season. the temperature hit 93 degrees on wednesday was steady wind to fan the fire and conditions were already tried in southern california >>hines v-a hospital, near maywood, is being investigated, amid claims that some of its performance records, to get bigger bonuses.

nancy loo is live at the hospital with more. >> good morning. federal auditors were here just yesterday and officials with the hospital clave it was just a routine inspection. there are allegations lodged by a local whistle-blower, allegations similar to those against a number of other hospitals across the country. though woman who ran the hospital two years ago is narrow on administrative leave. she left to run the hospital in phoenix which is now under investigation. charges include record of manipulation, secret waiting lists which provideprevented sick veterans m getting care. an alleged scheme to collect bonuses for speedy treatment. while washington deals with the scandal, local

veterans are dismayed inmates soon include their hospital. >> it's devastating because there is lack of respect. >> it's heartbreaking scene the veterans out here. they don't get the treatment. >> i am appalled. i keep thinking not our hospital. >> if these reports are true they're not acceptable. they're being taken very seriously by the administration. >> in a statement, the illinois senator mark kerr said the inspector general should immediately broaden the investigation to include heine's be a and to deliver a swift and immediate report. a hearing in washington is set to begin this morning and the first witness is the secretary of veterans affairs.

>> the man who once ran chicago's red light camera program, is now facing federal bribery charges. prosecutors say john bills took part in a two-million dollar bribery scheme to steer the city's camera contract to redflex traffic systems. in return, he got cash and a condo in arizona. bills' defense attorney insists, his client never took the money. redflex was ultimately dropped as operator of the red light cameras. police arrested one man and are searching for a second suspect in connection with at least two car jackings and a robbery in the streeterville neighborhood. the attacks happened within blocks of each other over a three day period, starting on saturday. all of the victims were held up at gunpoint, but nobody was injured. charges are pending against the 22-year-old man in custody. you'll see the latest warnings about the mers virus the next time you go to the airport. there are two confirmed cases of mers in the u-s. both are health care workers who arrived from saudi arabia. warning signs about avoiding the virus are now in place at security check points at 22 airports. the recommendations are similar season, like washing your hands and avoiding contact with sick people. mers symptoms include fever

cough, and shortness of breath. there is no vaccine, but the symptoms can be treated. some people in indiana can now send a *text to 9-1-1 for help. emergency dispatchers in 28 counties in indiana began taking text to 9-1-1 calls yesterday. officials say this is a huge advancement for people who are deaf, speaking impaired, or fearful of being heard. but there are some challenges. dispatchers say text messages aren't as fast, and they're also more difficult to track. auto-correct features could be confusing. the goal is to expand the service statewide by the end of the year. illinois' pension reform law will not take effect on june first, as planned. a judge in sangamon county suspended the overhaul until lawsuits challenging the constitutionality of the law can be resolved. unions, retirees and other groups argue that public worker pensions are protected from being diminished or impaired. the law, enacted in december, would reduce retirees' benefits and raise the retirement age to save the state nearly 145 billion dollars ... over 30 years. the state house could vote on a budget today that relies on extending the so-called temporary income tax hike.

the plan has the state spending 38-billion dollars. that's four billion dollars *more than what's coming in *if the temporary income tax is not extended. but the house may vote on the budget before they even vote on how to pay for it all. house speaker michael madigan says there's time to pick up votes for extending the tax hike. if the budget isn't balanced by the end of the month, it may have to wait until after the november elections. mariano's is rolling out another store in chicago ... but some city leaders want to know when grocery stores will come to their areas. bob mariano and mayor emanual announced plans for a mariano's at 39th and king drive in bronzeville. they've have been working to bring new stores into under- served areas of the city. so far, mariano's bought eleven closed dominck's locations. this dominick's store in the fifth ward remains empty. alderman leslie hairston says her community is in desperate need of a full service grocery store. >> i said i will help you anywhere but you have to be

everywhere. >> when they mentioned that this is what they were going to do, it should have been the dominant at 71 and jeffrey. >>the mayor's office says it is working with the aldermen on the task force to find a new grocery store for the south shore neighborhood. and, a mariano's spokesperson said in a statement, it is also looking at growth opportunities. wrigley field has a new look, and we're not talking about those controversial renovations. the iconic red marquee is now green. crews painted the sign green and the trim gold. now the sign looks like when it was first put up in 1934. this is all part of the season long celebration of wrigley's 100-th birthday. the sign will stay this way during the next cubs homestand, which runs from friday to wednesday. after that, the marquee will be re-painted red and white. that seems like a lot of work. >> maybe it will bring some good work. i mean good luck. >> it is helping the economy. rain continues through the

morning. as we get into the portions of today we think there could be a break in the action. we are stuck in a cool and wet pattern. so far as the airport we have a normal amount of rain. we expect to add to that number today. right now this temperatures are in the mid 40's. the radar shows the rain across the western part of the viewing area of the entire region should see some light showers early today. as we continue around the region, a low pressure system will set up overhead and will keep us in this what pattern. up to 53 degrees this afternoon. 70 percent chance of rain for this thursday. tomorrow we are up to 51. sunday we climb up to 65. at the end of the weekend we are dry. >>coming up ... an experimental treatment has *cured a woman of a deadly cancer. we'll tell

you how. plus -- angry protests break- out in turkey after hundreds of workers were killed in a coal mine explosion. and -- a couple in iowa got a special ingredient in their mc- donald's cheeseburger. piayoll, we say ♪

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turkish government for the coal mine explosion. 282 mine workers were killed after a power distribution unit exploded in the mine. 120-more workers are still trapped inside. one miner says he doubts any of them are alive. an angry mob formed when the prime minister arrived. they blame the ruling party for being too lax when it comes to enforcing safety in the mining industry. inspectors say the air system was insufficient, which pushed the flames and smoke farther into the mine. the captain and three senior crew members of a south korean ferry that capsized last month, killing more than 280 passengers, were indicted for homicide. another eleven crew members were indicted on negligence charges. prosecutors say they left the sinking boat before many of the passengers. most of the victims were children on a school trip. nearly two dozen bodies are still missing. angry protesters shot and killed by gunmen at a protest camp. hours bitter protests stormed the airports compound with the

interim prime minister was meeting with election officials. he was forced to flee the building. the protesters then staged a sit-in. the demanded the ouster of the entire government. >> the mayo clinic may have found a cure for cancer. and this woman, stacy erholtz, may be the first *beneficiary of that cure. last june, erholtz went to the clinic with advanced blood cancer. none of her treatments worked... until doctors injected her with a massive dose of measles vaccine -- enough for ten million people. after just one dose, her cancer completely vanished. so far, she's the only patient to achieve full remission. but researchers say they're encouraged that the experimental treatment could work on others. a couple in iowa says a burger they got from a mcdonald's drive-thru was topped with a surprise ingredient. the man says he found marijuana on the bought the burger for his pregnant fiance. police say they did find drug paraphernalia on an employee at the mcdonald's. a sample of the substance was sent to the division of criminal investigation for analysis.

>> i was a bracing myself for something worse than that. >> the had descended for analysis. that sure is going to cost a lot. i just hear these prices ... >> i am loving it. >> win of the north at 18. two point is 39 degrees right now. we expect these temperatures to rise but not much. highs only in the low to mid '50's. here we go. 41 degrees in waukegan. across the region temperatures are in the low to mid-40s. 45 degrees for now for aurora. let's talk about the rain. unfortunately or fortunately we are going to be talking about it for awhile. low pressure system over head will spin the showers across our region. the rain is heaviest to the west. watch out even into cook county. the

wipers are probably on intermittent this time. looking at this low pressure system, lots through portions of western ohio. the stock going to get anywhere police today. the rain will let up and then it will be in time for tomorrow as appears stuck in this unsettled weather pattern. today's high temperature in the low 50s. tonight we are expecting showers to develop. today we drop down to 38. tamara's high temperature 51 degrees. saturday we made 57 degrees. >> we have had a weird driving day. mr. during construction that we get that grain. then we are dealing with issues related to the rain and the weather. a jackknife truck was just moved off to the shoulder. and you can see what it's doing to the traffic. we have had beekeeper

delays through this stretch. on top of that along harrison we have an issue shut down. that is resurfacing work in place basically through early fall. we have report of the wrong way driver this morning on 80-94. not hearing any updates on that yet. quite a bit of construction along 83. more details on that coming up. >> coming up ... a look at some of the outrageous demands by hotel guests. and next in sports -- white sox rookie jose abreu puts on another impressive power display in oakland. hey marcus! >> good morning. and finishing out the series of going back to our first jobs. and going back to the schaumburg public works. i worked there in the summer these of the guys making sure that clean water comes out of your faucet. they did not put me in charge of the clean water. don't worry i did other things. i will show you what we did

coming up.

good morning. the white sox wrapped up in oakland wednesday afternoon that place has been a mausoleum. they lost seven in a row they're coming into the game. most of that was before

abru. first pick of the game, launching it over to the left- field fence on the first hit. it's 1-0. they're down in the eighth to on really? 3 run home run 15th of the year and the lead for dash to the bear able to hang on. man on in the ninth, the garcia and lays out to the center did take a 4-2 lead the move alarmed to houston for the weekend. the cubs were rained out. first semifinalist in the nba finalist. the nets had a nice lead in the fourth quarter lead. it is it to believe for the heat they finish the game and win 96-94. miami takes a series 4-1 or brooklyn off to the eastern conference final. game 7 in boston, the canadiens and bruins, doing that

anthem for the last time. montreal up 2-1. on a power- play off the skate and its in. the canadians eliminate the bruins' 3-1. it will be montreal and the rangers in the eastern conference final. also, the boldest and the eight h l section of toronto not good news. goes into overtime. the fire in and get a bad rebound. toronto wins 4-3. bulls all behind 3-0 in the series. and that's morning sports. >>u-s stocks retreated from record highs to end lower wednesday. the dow fell 101 points. the nasdaq dropped 29. the s-and-p lost 8. it turns out that outrageous demands at *hotels aren't limited to celebrities. flight comparison website "sky scanner" surveyed hotel staff members. some of the most unusual requests includes -- a bath filled with honey, and

the toilet to be filled with mineral water. one guest asked for only the right legs of a chicken to be served for dinner. and another asked for 16 pillows -- all for herself. >> their ego that's a good one. >> of the most ridiculous complaints -- the ice cream was too cold. a guest wanted a discount because his dog had not enjoyed its stay. a light sleeper was angry that he had been kept awake by his own girlfriend's snoring. >> call the concierge for that one? >> and one guest complained that the waiter was too handsome for his liking. >> nothing worse than a handsome waiter. >> maybe it was the wife who found him too handsome. >> he spent $300 for dinner and brad pitt is serving it. and you don't need that. >> are you comparing me to brad pitt? >> you'll pay for it later is all i have to say. we are

looking at showers continuing today. we think the rain will be generally around in the morning that it will taper off later in the day it will be back tonight. the good news is it's nothing heavy. a good wet day for us. >> write back to the kennedy for we had the check back truck. it has been cleared but at this point it is causing delays. the have some equipment in the right lane and that's why we have this break in action approach in that spot. at 83 we have construction going from maine. down a single lane that is the bridge means that will be in place through the middle of september. as long as we stay dry they will continue to work on that when they get sloppy out there that will pick it up early. more, not including a look at the 9/11 museum opening today. >> and the clippers owner w opened up about marriage and the future. >>

and a pet cat saves some kids. >> and a popular item makes a comeback for the menu. but i love this turkeybehind the hospr

investigation at mid allegations of a secret wedding last. >>a young woman is in the hospital after she's hit by a car, near northwestern university. and firefighters try to gain control of several wildfires now burning in southern california. good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. >> stretch to say my name there. couldn't quite come out right. hopefully i can say demetrius ivory. >> as always a tongue twister. >> i got it down now that don't want talk about the bad weather. >> and more rain. we've seen as much rain for the month of may as we should for the entire month but still have 14 or 16 days left. we're going to climb into uncharted territory. we should be higher than normal with the rain today. showers moving across the region. your wipers' may be on low this morning. no big heavy early grains but that rain will linger

through the morning and welcome back in the afternoon. right now we have readings at 47. some areas are in the low '40's. rain since midnight. about one-tenth of an inch in university park. today's temperatures in the low 50s by 5:00 p.m.. typical high is 70 degrees. we don't even come close. 53 for the high. down to 38. he may have thought you could put away that heavy coat. but you may need it. >> i put mine away. >> 51 degrees on friday. erin needs to save me with her traffic. >> let's look at the kennedy. we had an earlier accident that has been cleared up with still have some equipment in the far right lane that was the jackknifed semi truck. everyone is breaking through there with those gaper delays at addison. we have some flashing lights on the south area of chicago and stolid--tony

island. watch for congestion building in their numbers look pretty good. no big delays. we will keep tabs on this and give you another update including a few hot spots in terms of construction all coming up in a few minutes. >> a young woman ... who may be a student at northwestern university ... was hit by a car while riding her bicycle. it happened around 11 o'clock last night near campus, at the intersection of sheridan and chicago. the car's windshield broke ... and we're hearing the car *did stop after the accident. the young woman was taken to the hospital in serious condition. we'll bring you more information as it becomes available. a fire started inside this kia dealership in burns harbor, indiana. the fire started last night from a vehicle that was in for service and spread through the garage. nobody was inside at the time. the fire was contained to the garage, but there is smoke damage in the showroom. three vehicles were also damaged. fire investigators will return this morning to find the exact

cause. hines v-a hospital, near maywood, is being investigated, amid a new claim that it may be doctoring its records. nancy loo is live at the hospital with more. >> could morning. the scandal may be brewing. senate hearings start today in washington. federal auditors were here yesterday but officials with the hospital's claim it's just a routine inspection. but there are allegations lodged by a local whistle-blower, allegations similar to those against another number of hospitals across the country. the woman who ran a hostile two years ago is now on administrative leave. she left to run the hospital in phoenix which is now under investigation. charges include record manipulation and secret witness which prevented sick veterans from getting adequate care. an alleged scheme so

executives could collect bonuses for fast treatment. while washington deals with the scandal, local veterans are dismayed it may soon include their hospital. >> it's devastating because it's the lack of respect. >> it's heartbreaking to see them out here. they're not getting the treatment. >> i am appalled. i keep thinking of our hospital. >> obviously these reports if true and not acceptable and the allegations are being taken very seriously by the administration. >> in a statement, illinois senator mark kirchner says the inspector general should immediately broaden the investigation to include the hospital and to deliver a swift and immediate report. the senate hearing is set to begin later this morning. the first witness will be the secretary for veterans affairs. back to you.

wildfires forced the evacuation of thousands of homes in southern california. a nuclear power plant, university campus and parts of a military base were also cleared out. there are nine confirmed wildfires in san diego county, where more than 9-thousand acres has burned. the causes of the wildfires have not been determined, but state officials say the drought they are experiencing could make it a dangerous year. crews are also dealing with near record heat and santa ann a winds. a family in central ohio huddled in the basement of an old farm house while a tornado destroyed their farm. just minutes after the dobbins family they went into the basement tuesday night, the tornado rocked the home for 30 seconds. it ripped through the farm, taking with it the barn and silo. more than 5 emergency crews were on standby and at least 20 first responders were there when they escaped. >> we all went in to the seller and we felt the walls shake and the rain came over us and we

knew something had happened but we didn't know how bad it was. to come out and see this, it's pretty devastating but it can all be rebuilt. >>the farmer says the two-story home has been in his family since the 1880's and has withstood its fair share of severe weather. no one was injured. police are looking for a suspect in the robbery of the 'lord and taylor' department store at the oakbrook mall. it happened about 4:30 early yesterday morning. police say at least one robber forced his way into the store, and stole jewelry and watches. the man who once ran chicago's red light camera program, is now facing federal bribery charges. prosecutors say john bills schemed to steer the city's camera contract to redflex traffic systems. in return, he got cash and a condo in arizona. bills' defense attorney insists, his client never took the money. redflex was ultimately dropped as operator of the red light cameras. illinois' pension reform law will not take effect on june first, as planned. a judge in sangamon county suspended the overhaul until lawsuits challenging the

constitutionality of the law can be resolved. the measure, which was passed in december, would reduce retirees' benefits and raise the retirement age to save the state nearly 145 billion dollars ... over 30 years. los angeles clippers owner donald sterling may not only lose his team, but his marriage too. >> i think she is sorry filed for divorce. people say had to commit adultery? you testify to things and you say while every man in france has a mistress. it may make you smile but when you are so old you don't think it's wrong anymore. >>sterling's girlfriend is the one who recorded the conversation that led to his ban from the n-b-a. the league wants him to sell the team, but he says he hopes his wife shelly gets to keep her share. donald and shelly sterling have been married for more than 50 years.

the national september 11-th data museum is being dedicated today. the museum is built under the site of the world trade center. survivors and victims' families will get to see it privately before it opens to the public on wednesday. exhibits cover the planning of the attacks and what was left behind after the towers fell. there's also a film about al qaeda that some say doesn't draw a clear enough distinction between practicing muslims and terrorists. a cat runs to the rescue when a dog attacks a boy... and its >> she's a hero. >>four-year-old jeremy triantafilo thinks the world of "tara the cat." the boy was riding his bike outside his house yesterday in bakersfield california. suddenly, a dog lunged at him and bit him. the cat sprang into action, flinging herself at the dog and chasing it away. jeremy's dad, roger, put the video from his security camera online and it went viral. he told us over the phone, the cat got a reward. >> we bought her a personal fish

tank for her life. what made me put the video up as i had never seen a cat stand up to a dog. it was truly amazing. she is my hero. >>mom heard the commotion, rushed over from the garden and the dog nipped her too. little jeremy is fine. he got ten stitches but came within a whisker of much worse. the mayor team preparing for opposition. yesterday the mayor's chief campaign consultant e-mail the chicago trim tribune suggesting several unflattering stories about prep winchell. they say there are trying to discredit a potential challenger. prepwinkles campaign adviser says she's focused on reelection. >> making a comeback, turkey legs will return this summer after a two-year hiatus. erin is

doing the happy dance. it's the creation of many is a copy shop which took a brief break. mariannas will also be a vendor to in the place of dominicks. the taste of chicago starts july 9th. >> a woman in china bethought her food was too chewy. now she knows why. somehow a condom had found its way into her meal. it gets worse. when she complained the manager put the condom in her mouth and swallow it. she says the other patrons dared her to do it. she suggested the woman put it in her dish to get a free meal. what was that story? this is ruining my turkey legs. that's all i have to say. we had to go there. >> night lost appetite. >> try doing the forecast after

that. >> i'm going to do it quick. rain moving through. it's raining it will rain today and often on. this afternoon i think we will try out momentarily but the rain comes back tonight. what pattern we have this low pressure system spinning over for the next few days. are temperatures are stuck today. 44 degrees right now. we will only be in the low 50s today. 41 in waukegan. 44 down in joliet. 45 in kankakee. looking at the forecast, morning showers are likely. this afternoon spotty showers 53. wind of the north between 15-25. tonight, more showers warmer downtown but 30 degrees is the overnight low. here's the 3 day forecast. tomorrow showers 51 degrees. saturday we go back up to 57. >> still had a miracle baby

survives and 11 story fall. >> michael jackson has a new music video. plus -- *kim jong un* is trending this morning... he's starring in a new project. we'll show you. and -- marcus is taking us back to his first job.

trending online this morning ... a baby in minnesota who survived an 11-story fall from a high rise apartment building is being called "the miracle baby." the father was in another room when the one-year-old boy fell from the balcony and landed on a small patch of mulch sunday. he suffered a broken spine and ribs, a concussion and a punctured lung. the boy is in critical but stable condition. now people are rallying for better apartment safety precautions for children. the prime suspect in the disappearance of an american teenager, is getting married... in a peruvian prison. joran van der sloot is serving 28 years for killing a woman. he's also suspected of murdering american natalee holloway in aruba. van der sloot struck up a relationship with a woman who visited a fellow inmate at the prison. van der sloot and the woman were allowed to spend time together in his cell. now, they're getting married... and she's already 5 months pregnant. the north korean dictator is now an action hero in a new video game. a company created a game

called glorious leader. in that you can control him as he galloped on a unicorn and takes on capitalism while shooting paratroopers. even dennis rodman makes an appearance. the gain will soon be available for mobile devices. it's still would be better than angry birds. >> could call. >> thus the first time you guys have agreed with me in months. >> we love you. but stich a look at our day. showers will continue mainly across the western part of the viewing area. showers will linger through the morning into the afternoon will dry out momentarily. take your umbrella and keep it with you you will need it. later tonight, maybe the heavier coach. drop into the thirties across most of the region. we will be very chilly. right now it's 41 degrees. we have seen over quarter of an inch of rain since midnight.

currently it's 43 there. here's your day planner. 52 by 5:00 p.m. typical high is 70. won't even be close. the seven days forecast as we do warm-up this weekend. rain friday and saturday. sunday we make 65 degrees. monday is 68. >> first map to show you is the earlier jackknifed semi truck on the kennedy. by traffic said it paid no attention to this map is no longer blocked it just opened up. so no delays there this was the outbound addison. a few other items up their flashing lights still in place. still seeing some delays leading up to the intersection. it will get worse until that is restored and more volumes bills in. we have some construction lingering recession and the eisenhower into the circle. that's between morgan you'll be detoured through there and watch for that until that's picked up. >> first job this week. today is

marcus turned. >> back to the schaumburg public works. i worked there in my summers. >> that looks like a mug shot. >> these other guys so when you turn on the water and water comes out, we take this for granted. these guys make sure the water is clean. they have to dig down when the water mains break. when i was a summer intern we didn't do much of that we did some easier jobs. i went back to eameat my old foreman ad hippies me with a bit of work. >> i am back! how're you doing? >> good to see you. >> how have you been? >> for people who don't know the water department in a public work environment, what is the

job of the water department? >> our main priority is being able to provide safe water to our customers. our people that live in the communities. >> you have some pictures. we have them appear? this is the exact same shirt i still have the shirts. these of the same genes i'm wearing right now. my mother say to the entire outfit which is a bit weird. maybe a little? >> since 2001? you were my first hire for summer help when i became the foreman. >> am i the only person in the photo who's not still here? i am like the 20 percent that made it through the entire summer? >> you were pretty good. >> where are we going? >> are going up to the yard and then going to have you do something.

>> memories ... >> this is the strategy. you can go after fast but no running. it's harder with the box the boss is watching you. >> i was always watching you. >> it's easier with two guys to do this. apparently you are all busy so wouldn't ask you to help out. what you think? >> it looks great. >> minimal pain splattered over the mulch and landscaping. the residents could just pick that up a bit. >> we can lose that. you can cover that. >> the window is open to all know. >> this is one of our new summer helpers'. his current the flushing hydrants this summer. >> would flush them once a year

to help our water quality. making sure all the dead ends are flushed. >> they do that right? >> there it goes. now my genes are getting wet. >> remember those genes from structure? this still fit me which is weird. here's where the public works is. i looked on the website. they didn't have any jobs posted but i am told they may or may not be hiring. it's a great job to have. i will teach you how fire hydrant works in the next hour. >> coming up, michael jackson has a new music video. >> and more from the solange jay z incident. z incident.

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husband ... jay-z. it's still not clear what caused the fight. meanwhile, the standard hotel has fired the guard who sold the video to t-m-z for 250- thousand dollars. >> michael jackson is back. a new music video. the clip was released yesterday called love never felt so good. different people are singing along to the parts. the song along with eight others is from his new album which was recorded before his death. let's see your moves. i know you're sitting in the chair but you can still move it a bit. >> i don't dance. i put my dancing shoes away a long time ago. too much fan mail for that. today, showers will continue. this rain will last through the next few days. off and on showers. it will begin to let up as we press through lunchtime. high-temperature 53. tonight

down to 38. morrow, 51 degrees. >> coming up, the mayor talks about his recent dip in the poll. >> details on a fast food workers' strike in chicago aay

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