police are questioning a suspect in the death of a 3- year-old girl in a home on the northwest side. we are *live with the latest. south korea's president takes action against the country's coast guard, after the deadly ferry disaster. and the blackhawks stay perfect at home -- in a game one win against the kings. we'll have highlights. good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. >> were trying to continue this amazing sunday we had. >> and it will get better. in the next few days temperatures warm-up. today we will reach warmer than yesterday. you just have to stick around. i think you'll love it. taking a look at seasonable conditions. typically

we make 71. yesterday we were at 69. our highs are going to be near 70 and a stray shower is possible. the potential for showers is higher tonight. right now 48 degrees. don and juliet it's 43 degrees. 49 in morris. a wide range of temperatures across the region. satellite composite shows cloud cover coming a doorway. it will keep us from cooling down too much rain to the south and west. the warm front will arrive tomorrow morning. we have the chance of showers and again tonight. 55 degrees by noon. 90 and 20 percent chance of rain. three days forecast we have high temperature of 80 degrees or tuesday. and when say we make 77. >> we have some construction out

there. looking at some of these items that will cause you to slow down. stretch at the circle interchange at the eisenhower this looks like it's in bound. one plane moving slow. it has bought into that circle. at the county line they're doing 15 minutes. the clean closures. work on 57 as well. all those details and more coming up. >> the blackhawks are perfect at home in the playoffs, heading into a re-match against the kings in the western conference final. butl-a tied the game shortly after a hawks' goal was disallowed. so it's one- all in the second... duncan keith fires a long shot that defects off a defenseman and in for the go- ahead goal... his third of playoffs. still up late in the final period... hawks with a three-

on- one breakaway and jonathan toews buries the one- timer for his sixth goal. corey crawford made 25 saves, and the hawks win 3-1. game two is wednesday night. we'll have more coming up in sports. a 3-year-old girl is found dead inside a home on chicago's northwest side. erik runge joins us *live with more. >> good morning. this is still a developing story. police are still out there at the scene the street is closed off right outside this home as they continue their investigation. this morning we know police were called for an undisclosed reason to the 3400 block around 8:03 p.m.. inside they found the three year-old girl said. we still don't know the injuries that may have caused the death but we do know that the baby was not shocked. police have opened

up a homicide investigation and questioning what they call a person of interest. with still don't know who was home with the baby or the relationship to the baby but we do know that the three year-old girl was found dead when police arrived at the home. that was at about 8:30 p.m.. police are still out here. much more on this story later this morning. for now we are live on the northwest side back to you. >>a south side pastor and activist is taking a new approach to fighting the violence on chicago's streets. pastor corey brooks has launched "brothers on the block" ... an effort to put five thousand men on 500 of the city's most violent blocks to serve as mentors and role models every friday night. yesterday he kicked off the volunteer sign up. >> there is something to be done and we are doing it. older black men to target a younger man's need to sit there on.

>>more than one thousand men have signed up so far. the program begins friday june 6th and will run every friday night through july and august. all volunteers will have to undergo special training. south korea's president is dismantling the country's coast guard because of its response to the deadly ferry disaster. the president says she believes more lives could have been saved. andrew spencer has more. >> with tears in her eyes the president of succory apologizes for the disaster that killed close to 300 people last month. >> again i pray for those who passed away and i express my condolences to the family. >> the ferry listed and sank on the way to the island on april 16th. most corn board were students on a field trip. rescuers saved 174 passengers but officials have confirmed 286 people died. the bodies of 80 others are still missing. if the ship captain was among those rescued, now one of four facing

murder charges. 11 others indicted for abandoning ship and safety violations. today lashing out at the coast guard. >> the coast guard failed to carry out the rescue operation., she says the ultimate responsibility lies on her for the coast guard not responding properly. >> since created, the concentrate on the investigation they had neglected search and rescue tax. >> even going as far as to disband the coast guard sent ocean security and rescue and salvage operations will be passed to a new created the problem of national safety. and other responsibilities passed to police. >>a local iraq war veteran was killed in a crash, hours before he was going to graduate from college. paul davidson the third was originally from lemont and served with the marines in iraq. he was supposed to receive his architecture degree from the university of illinois on saturday.

but hours before the ceremony, davidson was on his motorcycle in urbana when he was hit by a car and killed. he was not wearing a helmet. police say the crash was not his fault. a famous forensic pathologist -- a medical detective -- has passed away. clyde snow is the man who helped identify the remains of nazi war criminal josef mengele, and later, the remains of serial killer john wayne gacy. he also helped identify the 273 victims of the american airlines jet crash near o'hare airport in 1979. in between, he helped gather information on accident victims, and helped police solve numerous violent crimes. snow died friday in oklahoma, of cancer and emphysema... he was 86. a man from the western suburbs faces felony charges, after leading police on a chase that ended in a crash. police say they tried to stop kristian hoddenbach after he was driving a truck through alleys on saturday night. when they approached his truck ... hoddenbach sped off. the chase ended at western and roosevelt where he crashed into another car and a c-t-a bus shelter.

two adults and two children were hurt, but they are in good condition. these two men face felony charges after police caught them trying to steal fire hydrants in the gresham neighborhood. it happened in the 85 hundred block of south loomis. when police arrived, ned carradine and russell mack were trying to put a fire hydrant in a car. another hydrant was already in their vehicle. illinois has recorded america's third case of *mers or middle east respiratory syndrome. it appears, he caught it from the *first man in america to get mers. the first victim was treated at a hospital in munster... he apparently caught it on a trip to saudi arabia. the third man had two business meetings with him. a blood test friday confirmed that he, too, had the mers virus -- even though he didn't get sick. authorities haven't publicly identified either man. huge crowds turned out for san francisco's bay to breakers run. 40-thousand runners signed up and another 100-thousand lined the streets to watch on sunday. the 12-kilometer route runs from the bay to the great highway near the pacific ocean. it features outrageous costumes, quirky traditions and

*live bands. the goal this year was to make it a more family friendly event. nudity was *not allowed ... and there were alcohol checkpoints along the course. >> you know its a good run when there are alcohol checkpoints along the run adjustingjust in e used take a swig of some plan. let's look at our temperatures that are going up. upper 60s yesterday but today we find temperatures around 57. in other areas readings are at 55. much cooler and easier portland reading at 45. on the satellite composite we find dry conditions. some rain across portions of northwest illinois. for a potential for sharp today but most of the day should be dry high potential for rain comes into tomorrow. if for

tuesday and wednesday have good chances of rain. 70 degrees today. 56 tonight. 80 tomorrow wednesday 77. thursday and friday and saturday are all sunshine. very comfortable in the low to mid 70's. nearly 80 by sunday. >> a popular singer who topped the charts has died. >> update on serbia or the country's been hit with the worst flooding in more than a century. >> the list of candidates is getting shorter for the one which tamara's. details coming up.

turkish authorities arrested four people in connection with last week's coal mine explosion. the explosion and fire killed 301 miners in soma, turkey, last tuesday. all of the victims have been recovered. the exact cause of the explosion is still under investigation. the coal mining company's operator manager, two engineers, and security chief were all arrested yesterday. officials did not say what charges they face. 25-others were detained and questioned. local authorities have banned protests after crowds blamed the government for weak safety standards. in serbia, the worst flooding in 120 years has already left entire cities and villages underwater. at least 13 people are dead. people are being forced to leave their communities, leaving everything behind. the red cross is worried that

land mines, left over from the bosnian war, may float to the surface, and endanger residents and rescue workers. vale was popular in the 1950's and 60's . he shot to the top of the charts with his hits "al-di-la" and "volare." he appeared as himself in the movies "goodfellas" and "casino" and the h-b-o series "the sopranos." vale passed away at his home in california. he was 83 years old. the first round of cuts is complete for people wanting to take a trip to one-way trip mars. this is video from nasa of mars where these people will live. the "mars one" organization is planning to send four people there in the year 20-24. additional groups will be sent later, but it isn't likely any of them can ever come back to earth. 200-thousand people applied, and now it's down to only 705 people. and i never know if things don't go well somebody may be setting

up. >> it is only one way. not coming back. temperatures 40 degrees right now. these temperatures are going to be healthy today and through much of the week. the low 80s as we get into the next few days. basically low '70's up to 84 the next few days. a warmer spring the pattern for us will look back to friday when we had some snow. but not today. it's 54 degrees at midway. 46 at charlotte. 45 in joliet. you may need your jacket early today. you probably will need at this afternoon. rain across portions of northwest illinois. a warm front will take its time getting here not arriving until later a run 7:00 a.m. tuesday morning. the head of that we do have potential for showers possible. we get into warm air on tuesday

that the cold friend comes through early wednesday morning bringing us another chance of showers and potential thunderstorms and dropping our temperatures down in time for the end of the work week. after that moves through the front on wednesday, we expect sunshine. today, clouds, a sprinkle as possible. tonight back down to 56. mostly cloudy and i slid store is possible. tomorrow we reach 80 degrees. chance of rain and there's more tuesday and wednesday. that's the forecast. >> on the roads we have a few things to watch. new crash in bound in red and car filled taking out two right lanes. the volume is light not slowing things down too bad. a motorcycle occident and lincoln and foster happen early morning still has the intersection shut down for the ongoing investigation. looks like we are still dealing with intermittently closures for the tri-state to county line. 15 and

it came closures through the 6:00 hour. >> coming up demetrius answers your questions in a new installment of hay demetrius. >> as and -- the blackhawks take game one from the l-a kings at the u-c. we'll have highlights and reaction -- next in sports. hey marcus! emma coming up in new app that will read the news itunes you and did you see the michael jackson hologram boston to crush remarks a lot of reaction to this and not all of it is good. this and not all of it is good. we will show you the video e oh! the name your price tool! you tell them how much you want to pay, and they help you find a policy that fits your budget. i told you to wear something comfortable! this is a polyester blend! whoa! uh...little help? i got you! unh! it's so beautiful!

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blackhawks. crawford was great they cash in on some scoring chances to win game 1. it's a 3- 1 victory. an amazing play 1-0 in the first. it's deflective home. one-nothing for the blackhawks. tied in the second but keith r. rips one deflected off the skate of a defender. its two-one for the blackhawks. it stayed that way until late in the game. there's a break the

capt. scores its three-one of hawks and wind. >> we do a lot of good things tonight but similar to the minnesota series, we can try to generate some more shots coming in wherever we get the shots from we will have more to make it even tougher. >> we lost a little momentum. they scored a big goal and a great play. i thought we were fine but then still it was pretty tight it was a good hockey game altogether. maxing to when is the next. effective. >>one other sports note --- the cubs beat the milwaukee brewers, 4-to-2, at wrigley field. and the white sox lost on the road to the houston astros, 2- to-8. we'll have full highlights, coming up in the next hour.

>> is it going to rain today? well rain? >> agora to los angeles what's the weather corn to be like? >> the mid day is coming up next. demetrius? do i look fat? >> demetrius take a look at this rash for me. where are you going? come back. that was nice. >> we have some questionsa lot of people have been asking about friday's snow ... when was the last time it snowed in may? and, when is the latest we've had snow in chicago? it was it's a four-letter word this time of year. but check out these temperatures. i believe

this one came in from cheryl. this one is from amanda. the next one is from cheryl. look at that the build a snowman in many parentmay. 2005 in many resultst june 2nd 1910 we had snell's of that would be a record if it snows past june. >>from nick ... who is 13 years old. how can you wake up this early every morning? i wanted to involve everyone here with this one we all wake up early. to show will find out how early everyone >> a wake-up at 11:15 p.m.. >> 9:30 p.m.. >> sunday's can make it the must be to 6:00 p.m.. >> i've to alarm clocks. but

phone and the alarm clock next my bed. >> the first one is a 9:30 p.m.. >> 2:00 a.m., to 15, to 18. 3:40 a.m.. >> of one in the morning around 2:00 a.m. and then another for when it take a nap. because the wake up at 2:00 a.m.. to to miss the part? >> 6:58 a.m., 755 ... >> 1:00 a.m. then sit in a dark room for four hours talking to people on my radio. >> are you feeling it? two a m when this goes off you just wake up in the mood to come to work. >> i use my phone. i think i have two or three different bills on their spirit not sure which one actually would speed up. >> initially it's a crying baby or the dog or a wife and who is complaining about the crying baby that would be a. >> 428, 751, fax 1145, 1225,

1228. >> this just gives you a few extra minutes. >> i have 20 alarms. >> how do you keep track? >> if you have any questions in a you could always go tojust go to *chicago stories nine at g- mail dot com* and send him an email. >> a kind of speaks to the desperation. >> this is actually illegitimate segment. >> let's get to the weather. we've got your personality down right. that's exactly who you are. >> i was being serious. >> today's high temperature will be at 70 with sunshine. a straight share is possible tonight. >> we have a look at the inbound

dan ryan still causing some delays two lanes out through there on the expressway in bound their close to getting that cleared up. earlier serious motorcycle accident that happened in the early morning along lincoln and foster still has the intersection of shut down. more numbers coming in just a few minutes. >> more questions including why california chromate miss out on a triple crown. >> and magic johnson talks about the double sterling first controversy. >> white picture at the front line of california is going viral. >> check out michael jackson whose took the stage of the billboard music awards. we have reaction coming up. for

police are questioning someone in the death of a 3-year-old girl in a home on the northwest side. we are *live with the latest. south korea's president takes action against the country's coast guard, after the deadly ferry disaster. and the blackhawks stay perfect at home -- in a game one win against the kings. we'll have highlights.

we also are giving away tickets later in the newscast will revealed the word of the day. stay tuned. good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. we have those tickets and have nice weather today coming. this week is looking good already. >> but it is monday. let's take a look at the day. 45 degrees right now. 45 in wheeling. island lake reading at 46. sutlej river composite shows dry conditions. looking to western illinois and light showers are going on. potential for a spotty thunderstorm but for the most part we are dry. typical high is 71 we miss that by a few degrees. today we reach 60 degrees by 9:00 p.m.. to percent chance of rain at 62. tomorrow morning where down into the 50s. better chance of showers and storms as a warm front moves through the cold front comes through wednesday. all this rain is out of here by thursday. thursday friday and saturday we have an extended period of

sunshine. >> we do have construction to tell you about on the eisenhower. down to a single lane for a short stretch. it should be picked up by 6:00. from tri-state to county line, doing periodic link closures this morning that will go through 6:00 p.m.. watch for that to create some big backups along that stretch. the rest is looking good. earlier accident in bound dan ryan looks like that just cleared up we should see some relief on that front. >>a 3-year-old girl is found dead inside a home on chicago's northwest side. erik runge joins us *live with more. >> could morning. this is still a developing story. police have the 3300 block still blocked off here as detectives continue their investigation. here's what we did know. police were called

for a still undisclosed reason last night to the 3300 block around 830. once inside they found a three year-old little girl said. we still don't know the injuries that may have caused that death but we do know the baby was not shot. police have opened up a homicide investigation and are questioning what they are calling a person of interest. with still don't know exactly if there was an adult inside or what the relationship of that adult was up to the baby we are hoping to get more information as the morning continues. for now we are on the northwest side. back to you. >> the south korean ferry disaster has bell led to the end of the coast guard. now they're dismantling this after response to the death. >> i prefer those who passed away and i express my deep condolences to the family. >>south korea's president cried as she apologized for the accident that killed more than 300 people last month.

she said the ability to respond was her responsibility. she also said the coast guard failed in its rescue operation, because it's too focused on investigating and neglects "search and rescue." the coast guard's duties will now go to the police and the department for national safety. north korea's government is also apologizing for a disaster. it released this picture of officials expressing regret over an apartment building collapse in pyongyang last week. as many as 92 families were living there, during its construction, when it fell apart. the government did not say how many people were killed or injured. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. an iraq war veteran from lemont was killed in a crash, hours before his college graduation. paul davidson the third was riding his motorcycle, when he was hit by a car in urbana saturday morning. he was not wearing a helmet. davidson was about to receive his architecture degree from the university of illinois later that day.

one of america's foremost medical detectives has died of cancer, at age 86. forensic pathologist clyde snow is the man who helped identify the remains of nazi war criminal josef mengele... and later, the remains of serial killer john wayne gacy. he also helped identify the 273 victims of the american airlines jet crash near o'hare airport in 1979. the first man in america to catch "mers" -- middle east respiratory syndrome -- apparently passed it to a man in illinois. the two men held two business meetings. the first "mers" victim was treated at a hospital in munster... he apparently caught it on a trip to saudi arabia. the man from illinois is the third american case, though he didn't actually get sick. authorities haven't publicly identified either man. illinois passed a law decriminalizing most marijuana possession. a new study by roosevelt university finds that, if a person gets caught with marijuana, there's a 93 percent chance he'll be arrested and taken to jail... at least

briefly. under decriminalization, those people are supposed to be *ticketed instead, and pay a fine. a top administrator at the illinois department of transportation has stepped down, amid an investigation into patronage hiring at i-dot. the better government association reports, carmen iacullo announced his retirement, just eight days after attorney michael shakman filed court papers accusing the transportation department of hiring people based on political clout. i-dot says iacullo played no major role in the department's hiring. the blackhawks are perfect at home in the playoffs, heading into a re-match against the kings in the western conference final. l-a tied the game shortly after a hawks' goal was disallowed. so it's one- all in the second... duncan keith fires a long shot that defects off a defenseman and in for the go- ahead goal... his third of playoffs. still up late in the final period... hawks with a three- on- one breakaway and jonathan toews buries the one- timer for his sixth goal. corey crawford made 25 saves,

and the hawks win 3-1. game two is wednesday night. magic johnson was the keynote speaker at the national restaurant association show at mc-cormick place. he did have some brief comments about being the focus of racist comments by los angeles clippers owner donald sterling. >> these last few weeks have been unbelievable. but am glad to be here and even with all that i still got a big smile on my face. >>johnson got involved in the sterling controversy after he posed for a picture with the clippers' owner's girlfriend. that led to the recorded comments that got sterling banned from the n-b-a. sterling then attacked johnson's character during an interview on c-n-n last week. johnson says this doesn't mean he's going to stop posing for pictures with people. most of his speech focused on his restaurant and food services businesses. the trainer of this year's most famous race horse, "california chrome," says his horse may skip the belmont stakes. he's already won the kentucky derby and the preakness... and he has a chance to become the first triple crown winner in 36 years.

but "california chrome" wears a nasal strip, to help him breathe more easily. and new york -- the home of the belmont -- has yet to grant the horse permission to wear the strip. he's worn one in each of his last six victories. california's governor says they are bracing for the state's worst ever wildfire season - after nearly a dozen fires last week burned thousands of acres and caused twenty million dollars in damages. firefighters have been working non-stop in recent weeks as california's drought and record temperatures create perfect conditions for wildfire. a picture of one those firefighters taking a well- deserved break in san diego has become a viral hit. tim bergon took this selfie and posted it so his wife would know he was o-k. it was reposted on facebook and instantly took off - earning thousands of likes - and plenty of comments offering thanks for their hard work. a walk along a florida beach turned up a very unusual sight this weekend.. it was an elephant taking a dip near saint petersburg. a beach-goer captured it all on camera. the elephant was enjoying the water in front a small crowd..

the elephant wasn't lost -- he was just part of a birthday party.. it turns out a woman who lived nearby was celebrating her 60th birthday and brought in the big guy to entertain her guests. no danger in that. put in the water with all those kids. >> it should be fun. >> who would've thought an elephant for a party? that must be a few hundred dollars per hour. 40 degrees is the current temperature wind at 5 mi.. dew points at 37. today we expect temperatures up to 70 degrees. even warmer tomorrow. we do make the '80s as a get into the work week. temperatures drop as a cold front moves through on wednesday. 49 right now. arledge rating at 46. juliet down to 44. some areas south of chicago are at 54. satellite's radar deposits shows cloud cover across the area means we are going to be cloudy to the morning. temperatures to move much. slow to warm up. to cool

down later in the debris warm-up quicker. in this case the cloud cover shows a steady rise temperatures in the '70s. despite a chance for a shower or sprinkle letter today. 70 degrees today. ties with the downed 56. mostly cloudy. isolated showers is possible especially late as the war front moves through. tuesday we make 80. chants of storms and maybe a chance tonight but a better chance into tomorrow. when state climb up to 77 after that we have sunshine into the weekend. >> still had, karl rove is not backing down from comments. >> scientist revealed what makes a super-. >> its '80s. >> i will have more coming up. more great stuff ahead.

>> the late michael jackson is training for his performance at the billboard awards. marcus has reactions coming up. karl rove is not backing away

from what he said about hillary clinton's health.

rove said clinton could have suffered brain damage after a concussion she suffered two years ago. he says that could play a role if she runs for president. >> i am not questioning her health. what i question is whether or not it's a done deal that she is running. she would not be human if she didn't take this into consideration. >> i think he is struggling to be relevant. a guy who took hundreds of millions of dollars from other people and had failure. i think he is trying to be part of the conversation. i think we all know what it is. a cheap political shot. >>bill clinton says his wife is strong and doing great. but he also said it took her six months to fully recover. mitt romney is calling for the resignation of a police official in new hampshire after he admitted to calling president obama a racial slur. robert copeland refuses to apologize for using the slur while at a restaurant in march. copeland is the police commissioner in wolfeboro, new hampshire.

romney owns a home in the town and spends a lot of time there. he says the derogatory term "has no place" in the community. people packed a town meeting last week and called for copeland to step down. they say he has embarrassed the town. u-s stocks bounced back after a volatile week. the dow rose 44 points. the nasdaq gained 21. and the s-and-p added seven. a-t-and-t wants to buy direct t.v. a-t-and-t already controls programming through its own "u- verse" service. owning direct t.v. would give the company greater control over satellite *delivery of that service. the company says the merger would allow it to deliver content to mobile devices, television, laptops, cars, and planes. critics say it would further consolidate the cable and broadband industry, and leave people with fewer choices. government approval of the deal is at least a year away. voters in switzerland have rejected a proposal to introduce the world's highest minimum wage.

swiss labor unions pushed for a 25 dollar minimum wage. that would be about 18 dollars an hour in the u-s, if adjusted for the cost of living. officials say 76 percent of voters were against it. switzerland does not have a national minimum wage. a bad that can be turned into a good dad with a beam of light. they say they've isolated certain neurons in the brain that center around parenting skills making men more nurturing parents. at the same time good mothers can be made more aggressive with exposure to the same treatment. so far it's only been tested on lab mice. >> what is so funny about that? >> you wake up with a flashlight in your ear and durable. >> it's good for the mice. it is foolproof. >> it's all you need. those mice are known for parenting skills. >> don't knock it until you try

it. >> i don't know ... >> 54 degrees right now. st. clement's school is at 54. cloud cover across the area temperatures are warming up. we're going to climb up to 70 this afternoon. sunlit radar composite shows we are coming cloudy early. as you look outside we usually have a high of 71 but today we reached only 70 with a slight chance of showers tonight. >> some work on the roads. 55 ongoing construction causing you to hit the brakes a bit from the outbound tri-state over to the county line. two planes blocked off until it's 5:00 a.m.. it's almost done. outbound 55 we have left lane block to. keep in mind earlier crash at garfield at the express lanes now has cleared.

>> a lot of people are talking about the michael jackson performance last night. >> first we need to talk about a new app from one of our partner companies. it's called newspeak. what it does is greeted the news to you. it's pretty interesting. >> it's going to do for news what pandora has done for music. lots of people who do ipod casts but original news programming in audio format has not been done like this. >> news beat, a new app from the people at tribune digital benchers. >> here's a report. >> news beat works by asking you what kind of stories you like and if you have any preferred news sources from there it

abrogates a group of stories tailored for you with computer- generated and human voices reading them all back. >> talk about a case of the monday spiritless angeles got an early start with an earthquake. >> it's a combination of art and science. we use a technology looking at what kind of news articles are trending on the internet and based on that the articles that will be listened to and those go to the human voice over artist. >> it's available right now for free download at i phone and android. >> the other neat thing is our content is now on there. you can read wgn it's available in the app store. and as you mentioned, the story from last night billboard music awards michael jackson making an appearance as a hologram. here's a video from that. >> music

>> the you just there at this for a while if do it kind of looks like him but if not it's like kind of a video game. people just seem to be blankly staring at it. >> it's bizarre. >> when it went in on the close- up it looked really strange. it has an empty this to it. we do have some reaction on line. everybody was talking about it. one fan said its the first time they ever did when it might need some more but it was still a great run. the performance was great. better than some of the others. other people said this.

kinda scary. celebrities never die they just go into the hol hologram. my kids a freak out the only hologram we did knowledge are jem. remember jem and the holograms? here is a look at the big winners. dean will have more in the next hour. ever but it was really talking about that michael jackson thing. i don't know how to feel about it. >> i think it's a cool tribute. >> and he was all about that technology. he probably would have liked it. >> gentlemen ... time for the early bird special.

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dollars. it's the second biggest opening weekend of the year -- second to captain america. "neighbors" dropped to second, "the amazing spiderman 2" took third. "million dollar arm" and "the other woman" round out the top five. jay-z and beyonce have released a trailer promoting their upcoming "on the run" stadium tour. they portray a pair of outlaws running from authorities. other famous faces make cameos, including jake gyllenhaal, sean penn, don cheadle, emmy rossum, and blake lively. this tour marks the first time the couple has co-headlined a show. it kicks-off june 25-th, in miami. this is why i could never work for each entertainment. i can say all those fancy names what was your other option? >> not a lot left. the reason i met the traffic desk. >> only three seconds left to do this. today, 70, sunny. here's

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