the blackhawks are still in the quest for the cup....winning 5 to 4 in double overtime. now the series goes back to los angeles for game six on friday. good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. them that it's always nice to wake up to the winning score. >> it would not have been easy if it was the other way. >> yesterday it was cooler than the 85 from a few days ago but we will be back to normal today. in the low '70's. wide range of

temperatures. coast to lake to be lucky to be in the '60s but further away you will have warmer readings. sunshine returns today. clouds are decreasing, high temperature is 2 degrees below that average. a bit of in lake breeze. 53 degrees at the lakefront. 50 in waukegan. 58 in kankakee. satellite and radar mixed in together. cloud cover generally to the south. it could potentially be fall. some of those areas so that rain yesterday. there is potential today for some to come to the south. satellite rid our composite shows dry conditions. take your umbrella and put it away. a fairly nice extended stretch of sunshine starts today. today's high 72 cooler along the lake. mar 77. the

saturday no rain. >> we do have quite a bit of work out there by 190. it's really impacting some of the lanes. singling them both directions read a round at c: drive. also delays in the tristate into mannheim. watch for those delays early. likely will only get worse pushing into the 5:00 hour. >>the blackhawks are still alive after a double- overtime thriller in game five. the hawks blew an early two- goal lead to the kings. down four- three a few minutes into the third period...brandon saad's shot is stopped, but ben smith puts in the rebound to tie it with his third goal. same score in the second overtime... saad centers to michael handzus who makes a great move to his backhand for the game- winner. patrick kane had four assists and the blackhawks win 5-4.

>> we didn't change too much of our approach. we've been in tough situations before. we wanted to play the right way when we got behind in games two and three be opened it up and we got more of the purpose of scoring early held just over time. been involved in a lot of games. that may have been one of the greatest overtimes i have never seen. >>the hawks now travel to los angeles for game six tomorrow night, still trailing three- two. hawks fans obviously left the united center in a good mood. they're all sounding pretty optimistic about the next game. tonya francisco is live at the palace grill with more. tonya? >> this is the official restaurant for the blackhawks. so course they would be keeping count of the wind and actor left last night, there is an ex over game 7 only six more to go after last night's heart thumping double overtime win. as the fans

poured out of the center at the same time breathing a sigh of relief after their team down three games to one are rides to fight another day think to the hero of the night who won two minutes into the second overtime. even coached q call that one of the greatest overtimes. and fans could not agree more. >> so exciting to keep their fans on the edge but to pull it through in over time is money. >> they started off great. at the end they win, we will see you in l.a.! >> it was great. >> it was the best hockey game i have ever been to. >> on to came 6 friday night in los angeles. another situation of a win or go home. the ironic thing is even if they do when they will come back home for

game 6. hopefully--i mean game 7. there will be home for game 7 and hopefully we will be here celebrating another when as the head on the road back to the stanley cup finals. i can dream. back to you. >>a woman slammed her s-u-v into a 7-eleven store in palos heights. it happened at 8:30 last night at the 7-eleven on 119th and south harlem. there was one employee and a customer inside. authorities say alcohol was *not a factor. >> there was an employee behind the counter by the window she was not injured. she was narrowly mixed. but she was ok. >>no injuries were reported. the store is still closed this morning. chicago police bomb and arson investigators are looking into a string of suspicious fires on the south side. about 20 vehicles were torched during a six hour period early yesterday morning, while they

were parked in the englewood and marquette park neighborhoods. the vehicles were entered without any windows being broken. items inside were set on fire. investigators say accelerants were not used, just a flame. some of the victims said they did not lock their doors. >> i woke up this morning it was in flames. >> we heard popping noises we didn't know what was golan but looked out the window. >> no suspects in custody. >>francis cardinal george is scheduled to give a deposition today in lawsuits involving a former priest and convicted sex offender. the deposition could take the place of testimony during a trial. the cardinal will be asked about what he knew about daniel mccormack's criminal behavior. a review board of lay people voted overwhelmingly to remove mccormack in 2005. the cardinal has been criticized for keeping mccormack in charge of his west side parish. mccormack was arrested on may 22nd on new sexual abuse charges. the archdiocese has spent millions of dollars to settle cases against him. three officers have been fired

for their role in the death of an inmate at the lake county jail more than two years ago. 51-year old eugene gruber of grayslake was arrested in october of 2011. he died in march of 2012 from pneumonia, which resulted from spine injuries suffered in an altercation with officers. his death was ruled a homicide. as a result, 96 new body cameras have been ordered for correctional officers to wear when dealing with incidents at the jail. no criminal charges were ever filed against the officers. we miss read statements and actions he says he entered things we didn't pay attention to it. identifying the need for amplified training. >> no criminal charges were ever filed against the officers. the county has already settled a lawsuit with gruber's family for almost two-million dollars. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. a 20-year-old man gets a 68- year prison sentence for the shooting death of a 13-year-old boy. vito richmond was the third man

sentenced for the drive-by murder of darius brown. it happened in 2011, as brown played basketball at metcalfe park, at 42-nd and state. two other men were previously given 50-year sentences for their roles in the murder. former congressman mel reynolds is back in chicago after months in south africa, where he was jailed on pornography charges and for having an expired visa. reynolds was accused of possessing lewd pictures on his cell phone. those charges were later dropped on a technicality. he is now planning to sue several news outlets in chicago for slander and defamation, but did not say which ones. mayor emanuel is not allowing the cubs to present their revised renovation plans for wrigley field to the city's landmarks commission next week. the cubs want to add seven new electronic signs to the outfield, and move the bullpens to under the bleachers. the mayor says his administration is just learning about some of the drastic changes, and it will not be rushed into making a decision. the white house will host a gathering of athletes, coaches, parents, sportscasters and medical researchers today.

they'll look for ways to further publicize the dangers of sports-related concussions. when it's over, president obama is expected to call for more medical research, and more spending on public awareness campaigns. chicago ranks *15-th in a new report of the country's fittest cities. the american college of sports medicine's study found people in chicago are smoking less, exercising more, and taking public transportation. people in our area are walking and biking to work more ... and are eating more fruit and vegetables. in 2013, chicago ranked 27th. washington d-c was named the fittest city. >> we jumped up 14 places. >> that a lot of kale. >> are you in there? >> i am here. earlier today we're talking about temperatures up in the low 60s across much of the area. some areas are in the

'50s. it may be a good day to get outside and help us jump up to no. 14. here are the current temperatures. an extended stretch of sunshine starts today. we expect to be dry today and much of the upcoming weekend. it's coming our way. 72 degrees today tomorrow 77. saturday we make 80. chance of showers and thunderstorms sunday. some day we make 85. nearly 90 on monday and tuesday but chances of showers and storms. >>coming up ... n-s-a leaker edward snowden is speaking out, and now the state department is firing back with some words of its own. plus -- what we are now learning about those "pings" that were thought to be from the black box of that missing malaysia airlines jet. >>and -- remembering maya angelou. people in our area pay tribute to the acclaimed poet, storyteller , and activist.

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himself a patriot, not a traitor, for leaking details on government surveillance programs. andrew spencer has more on the second half of his first u-s interview. >> edward snowden bill level systems analyst or highly trained spy? the man who leaked classified information about u.s. surveillance programs tells

nbc the government tried to downplay his role. >> i was trained as a spy in the traditional sense in that i lived and worked undercover, overseas pretending to work in a job that i was not. even being assigned a name that was not mine. >> he claims to have even worked as a lecturer at the joint counterintelligence training academy. during his interview with nbc it was the first of his after leaking the classified document almost a year ago which sparked a national debate about privacy and the surveillance programs used by the cia. talking in moscow and he stresses that he is not working with the russian government because he no longer has any material left to give. he says he destroyed it. >> to make sure that for example corruptions can't break my fingers and compromise information or hit me with a bag of money until i give it to them. >> he did make a recent appearance on russian state

television, not for interview by to ask about mass surveillance during a question and answer session with president vladimir putin. the u.s. state department disagrees strongly with his claims that his actions taken a portrait. >> rather than do interviews, he should come home and have his day in court. >>it was graduation day at west point, where the president reminded everyone that military force is not always the only option. >> the u.s. will use military force unilaterally if necessary with our core interests demand it. military action cannot be the only, or even the primary component of our leadership in every instance. just because we have the best hammer doesn't mean every problem is a nail. >>the president's speech comes a day after he announced plans to pull most troops out of afghanistan over the next two years. the most promising lead in the search for missing malaysian flight 370 has come up empty. the navy concludes that four

underwater *pings were not from the plane's black boxes. >> i would say based on all the data we have collected, if it was nearby and we would have found it. but >>the four pings were first detected in april. but now the navy says those sounds could have been from the ship they were using or other electronics. it's mission is now over, after searching 329 square miles of the indian ocean floor. private search companies will take over in august. america pauses to honor the passing of one of its most inspiring poets. maya angelou dies at 86. >> it cries out clearly and forcefully,,, you may stand up on my back and face your distant destiny. >> her example as an author, speaker, motivator and a crusader earned her a presidential medal of freedom. she visited chicago quite often.

>> she was always so loyal. she was part of america's royalty. so common to talk to. whether she was talking to the president of united states or a kid in the church, she was the same. >> beyond her autobiographies and her poems and essays she also wrote plays and tv shows and movies. she worked with dr. martin luther king into celebrating black culture. >> coming up after 5:30 ... what friday night is the worst day for dieting. friday night at 8:00 is the danger zone when most people are likely to give in and eat anything. but >> it state night cost death! >> eyes the pizza at 3:00 on friday whether there is any or

not. >> where are the help the vegetables with the beer? >> are you talking healthy food? >> what is your witness? >> so many ways to answer that. but i just say go for a run. >> ok just do your weather. >> i am on 18th holes of cleared and right now. if you have allergies i am walking up with you. it's rough. 55 degrees right now wind out of the north at 5 mi.. we are expecting generally sunny conditions. we are waking up a bit warmer. 55 degrees at o'hare. 55 in bartlett. two degrees warmer in joliet. satellite's radar composite shows dry conditions. we will be dry for an extended stretch. not just today but through saturday. the next chance of rain is not until this

bridge of pressure breaks down. outside we find rain across more shut portions of central and southern illinois. the washout of a weekend same for iowa but all the way up to 4:00 p.m. on saturday we are still dry. high pressure really means business pushing all the moisture away. today, 72 degrees cooler than normal. tonight low temperature falls down quickly under clear conditions to about 53 degrees. friday's high is 77. saturday we make 80 with sunshine. temperatures warm up even more sunday monday and tuesday. good chance of rain in the seven days forecast. now for traffic. >> let's take a look at 90. doing quite a bit of construction of the airport down to a single lane in each direction. that will be picked up until 5:00 a.m.. a tight squeeze with those backups on mannheim going all the way back

to the tristate. we had delays there because of that. outbound jane addams from 290 resurfacing work has taken out three lanes. not picked up until 5:00. everything else is moving along just fine. a full rundown of your commute coming out. >> coming up at 5:30 a.m., what an initial report revealed about the controversy surrounding the department of veteran affairs. next ... the teenager from chicago who's turning some heads at the french open. and next in sports -- hawks were able to stave off the kings in game 5 .... we'll hear from michal handzus who scored the game winning goal in *double overtime. hey marcus! >> good morning. we will hear from all the people who were up watching the game. i have been reading all the posts and everything out there. lots of people are probably still weak after not going to bed. we will have highlights coming up.

time for sports. coach quenneville paired brandon saad and patrick kane on the second line for game five... and it may have saved the season. the hawks finally scored a power play goal in the first. up two- one on the kings later in the period... saad scores off the rebound for his fifth goal of the playoffs... he also had two assists.

the hawks gave it right back and trail four- three in the third... saad's shot is stopped, but ben smith puts in the rebound to tie it with his third goal. same score in the second overtime... saad centers to michael handzus who makes a great move to his backhand for the game- winner. patrick kane had four assists and the blackhawks win 5-4. >> a great game. obviously lots of emotion. it was great. we put everything on the line. it was a big win but we have to stay on key. it's only one game. we still have more to go. we need to go there and do a good job. >>now the hawks travel back to los angeles for game six tomorrow night, still trailing three- two. the white sox bullpen blew a one- run lead to the indians in the ninth. but in the bottom of the inning with a man on... moises sierra wins it with a walk- off single to left. sox win 3-2 and sweep cleveland

for the first time in two years. they also move a game above five- hundred. edwin jackson had nine strikeouts in san francisco. still scoreless in the sixth when pablo sandoval hits one back up the middle and a run scores for the giants. the cubs only manage two hits and lose five- nothing. they've been shut-out the last twenty innings. other notes... the pacers beat the heat to force a game six in the eastern conference finals. and tiger woods will not play in the u-s open as he still recovers from back surgery. check this out ... englewood native taylor townsend pulled off a major upset at the french open. she defeated france's top player, alize cornet, to move on to the third round. cornet is ranked 21-st, and townsend is ranked 205-th. townsend grew up on the south side, but she moved a few years ago. at 18 years old, she's now the youngest american woman to make it this far in eleven years. her next match is tomorrow against 15-th ranked carla suarez navarro.

the s&p 500, dow jones industrial average and nasdaq all ended the day in the red. the dow fell 42 points, and the nasdaq dropped just under 12 ... and the s & p down 2. doctor dre is joining forces with apple. apple is buying dre's "beats electronics" and "beats music." "beats electronics" is perhaps best known for its industry- leading beats headphones and speakers. "beats music" is a critically acclaimed music streaming service. apple spent three billion dollars to buy them both. >> $3 billion. that's a nice payday. >> he's come a long way. $3 billion! let's take a look. >> i have a pair of them and they are pretty nice. there are great. >> you should bring those in. >> i am hiding those. >> 2 to 3 degrees right now. we

will reach 65 we will warm up to about 72. by 5:00 p.m. we will be back to seven days. high temperatures occur in the top hours. expect the los to drop down into the 50s tonight. a fairly nice day and we stayed dry through much of sunday. >> let's take a look on 88. ongoing construction causing a headache for people out there at 83 peered down to a single plane. work on a sign is causing extra backups. a 53 all the way to winfield there's a few lanes down. should be picked up in the next 30 minutes. they're doing some construction resurfacing in the area. that looks like the worst. numbers are still looking good in terms of commute. we will break it down for you coming up. >> get ready for a traffic nightmare on the kennedy a construction project was shut down for several weekends. >> plus -- chicago's got some

competition to house george lucas' museum. we'll tell you the other location that's giving the windy city a run for it's money. and -- how people in california are hitting the jackpot...using twitter to find hidden cash.

a new report raises more questions about just how widespread abuses at the v-a hospitals may be. secretary of state john kerry has a message for n-s-a leaker edward snowden. and it was a double overtime win for the hawks. on to l-a now for game six of the western conference finals. >> waking up to some good news. good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. >> temperatures did drop a bit. sunshine comes through it will be sunny today and for the rest of the work week. >> a have barbecue plans tonight keep it looking good. >> it should be fine. here are the current temperatures. the upper 50s in some areas. upper 40's and low 60s as well. satellite composite shows we are dry. the grains are going on in

some areas of the mississippi river valley. but not here. it will be fine here, no rain in sight. 70 degrees by 5:00 p.m.. here's the seven days forecast. friday is a barbecue day. 77 degrees. saturday it's nice. sunday warmer chance of showers and storms later in the day. >> let's look again at 190, a bit of a slow trip this morning right by the airport. big delays from mannheim all the way down to a single lane in each direction. we do the backups are on the tri-state all the way to mannheim. watch for that. should be picked up in the next 30 minutes. 88 and the jane addams has construction. outbound from 290 to roselle, three lanes out until 5:00. based on the flow of traffic volume seems to be light enough to not cause any significant issues. more updates coming up.

>>the blackhawks are still alive after a double- overtime thriller in game five. the hawks blew an early two- goal lead to the kings. down four- three a few minutes into the third period...brandon saad's shot is stopped, but ben smith puts in the rebound to tie it with his third goal. same score in the second overtime... saad centers to michael handzus who makes a great move to his backhand for the game- winner. patrick kane had four assists and the blackhawks win 5-4. >> we didn't change the approach we've been in tough situations before. i think we wanted to play it the right way when we got behind in games two and three and in that third. we opened it up. we have more of a purpose. scoring early help us. seen a lot of games been involved in a lot of games. may have been the greatest over time

i have ever seen. >>the hawks now travel to los angeles for game six tomorrow night, still trailing three- two. the hawks are still alive, so that should put their fans in a good mood this morning. tonya francisco is live at the palace grill with more. tonya? >> good morning. last night's heart thumping double overtime when will no doubt be the topic of conversation over breakfast this morning. definitely on the cover of all the newspapers. here are the headlines. for fans who went to the game, they were excited and probably emotionally exhausted after a nail biting double overtime. but there also wiping the sweat off their brows because the team lives to fight another day of thanks to a backhanded a system that seals the deal. >> it was great. game 7 right here! they will be back! >> incredible. we just came from

los angeles from the last game so it was unbelievable to come back and get the win. >> it was rocking. it was electric. that overtime was really tense. >> we want more! two more games! >> fans are already thinking about the stanley cup finals but still two more games to take care of. game 6 tomorrow night in los angeles. hopefully they will win that and be back here for game 7. here at the official restaurant of the team, they are keeping track. six more games to go. more problems continue to be found at veterans hospitals. the sites being investigated for mis-managing patient care has grown from 26, to 42. a new report found a system- wide problem at v-a medical facilities when it comes to manipulating records and making veterans wait a long time for appointments.

in phoenix, at least 17-hundred veterans, who were waiting to see a doctor, were never scheduled for an appointment or put on a wait list. >> if you die waiting for your appointment, >> they would just remove you from the list and the was no record that you ever came and presented for care. >>v-a secretary eric shinseki says the report's findings are reprehensible. the white house called them extremely troubling. the v-a says it will contact the 17-hundred veterans in phoenix, who need doctors' appointments, by tomorrow. edward snowden is calling himself a patriot, not a traitor, for leaking details on government surveillance programs. it came during the second half of his first u-s interview. snowden also insisted he isn't working with the russian government, because he destroyed all of his documents. >> to make sure for example that the russians can't bring my fingers and compromise information or hit me with a bag of money until i give them something was not to have it at all. >>snowden is living in russia where he was granted asylum

almost a year ago. the u-s state department says instead of giving interviews, he should come home and have his day in court. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. the murder trial d'andre howard is underway. he is charged in the 2009 stabbing deaths of his ex- girlfriend's sister, father and grandmother at their home in hoffman estates. amanda engelhardt and her mother shelly testified against howard yesterday. defense attorneys admit he carried out the fatal stabbings... but they blame it on a mental illness. francis cardinal george delivers a deposition today, in lawsuits involving a former priest and convicted sex offender. the cardinal will be asked what he knew about daniel mc- cormack's criminal behavior. george has been criticized for keeping mc-cormack at the helm of his west side parish. the archdiocese has spent millions, to settle cases against him. mc-cormack was arrested last week on i*new sexual abuse charges. false alarm for an illinois man thought to have mers. the centers for disease control announced the new diagnosis. health officials thought the man contracted middle-eastern-

respiratory-syndrome after a business meeting with a traveler. more blood tests showed he had a clean bill of health. the man would have been the third case of the virus in the u-s. the kennedy expressway will be closed for several days at a time next month. that's because the old ontario bridge over the kennedy will be torn down and hauled away. from the evening of june 13-th to the morning of the 16-th, all inbound traffic will be shut down from chicago to grand. then, between the 20-th and the 23-rd, the *outbound kennedy from grand to chicago will be closed. and from the 27-th to the 30- th, the inbound kennedy exit ramp to the ohio street feeder will be closed. again, this is all *weekend work... and if all goes according to schedule, it shouldn't affect any weekday rush hour traffic. either way it's no fun. in chicago city's council passed

new standards for alternative taxis likelyft and uber . now have to get shoppers licenses. the companies they work for will be involved in logging their hours. the taxi company still say it's unfair. >> the majority of the people driving cabs every single day are people who are struggling to make ends meet. this ordinance will hurt the hard-working men and women that are driving cabs every single day. >> the ordinance goes into affect san fransisco is fighting back, to try to coax george lucas to build his new movie memorabilia and cultural arts museum on the west coast, instead of in chicago. he's being offered prime land near the san francisco bay bridge. lucas' people recently toured that property and several others.

*chicago is offering lucas property between mc-cormick place and the city's museum campus. lucas has homes in both cities. he's expected to make his decision this summer. you can argue that starbucks charges too much. it gets worse when your drink is more complicated. this could be the most expensive starbucks drink ever. a customer was getting a free beverage so he decided to milk it for all it's worth. the 128 ounces from pacino made with 60 shots. that would normally cost $64.75. the customer apparently said it was delicious. >> he is still awake right now. >> some mornings erin comes in and acted like she drank all that. >> the call those pile drivers out there actually is a plow driver. >> coffee or tequila? >> i thought that was an alcoholic drink. >> we only drink coffee in the

pacific northwest. >> 60 shots. i could do 5 right now. 55 degrees is the current temperature. wind at 4 mi.. the barometer is relatively high. it will rise later today. here are the current temperatures. three degrees warmer. rain across the region upper forties to low upper 50s today. satellite composite shows falk early today. i do think some can't cover we may have fallen in some areas that saw the rain yesterday. generally to the south we are on the lookout for it. it will slow and went down in a major way. satellite composite shows a week will be sitting pretty for the next few days. a storm system to the south will stay there over the weekend. another to the west with high pressure in control. expect sunshine carrying us well into sunday. a muggy day. 72

degrees. tomorrows high temperature is 77. all sunshine on friday. saturday a few clouds but that it reaching 80 degrees. >>still ahead ... forbes list of powerful women has been released...we'll tell you who took the top spots. plus -- a scavenger hunt for cash. why an anonymous donor is posting clues on social media to lead people to envelopes full of money. and -- a scary night for brad pitt. what happened at the hollywood premiere of "maleficent"

forbes magazine has released its list of the world's most powerful women. german chancellor angela merkel has taken the number one spot for fourth year in a row. merkel was elected as her country's first female leader in 2005, and her name has appeared on the list nine times in its 10-year existence. right behind merkel at number 2 is janet yellen, chair of the u-s federal reserve bank. followed by melinda gates-- co- chair of the bill & melinda gates foundation. hillary clinton was ranked number 6 and first lady michelle obama ranked number 8. angelina jolie took the 17th spot on the list.

you would be number 18?social media is paying off for people following a complete stranger on twitter. a man is hiding envelopes with cash in his very own scavenger hunt. he's been putting the money in random places and tweets out their locations. that leads to a swarm of people who go out looking for it. so far nearly four-thousand dollars have been found. >> that is great. >> we got some money! >> that was the best sound bite ever. we got some money. the man behind this says this is just a social experiment that he doesn't plan on stopping anytime soon. >> that was great. >> hilarious. that's a real follower right there. >> i know a way to get real followers, get some money. >> use those wgn envelops.

>> it would actually be filled with a bill. and this forecast has been approved. here are the current temperatures. satellite remark composite on the lookout for fall. not finding much early. we expect to be dry today and for much of the entire weekend. next chance of rain is sunday. 70 is a high temperature the official high 72. yesterday we were at 71. saturday we hit 80. sunday nearly 90. early next week chance of showers and thunderstorms. >> new crash 63rd and halsted. the have shut off the intersection where the work to clear this. construction out there causing the delays by i 190. that has been rough this morning. lots of work on 290 and 88. all that breaking down in

just a few minutes. >> i don't know about you but i can't stay up for these games. but i wake up at 2:00 a.m. and i raced over to my phone and there's like 30 seconds of terror as it refreshes but then you get the score and we get excited i knew they would win. looking at all the reaction on line, when these games go into overtime people get stressed out. here are the tweets that we got. >> that was a good one. >> no need to worry. they win! over and over again watching that score in double overtime. that was something. people say their fingernails have a few days to grow back before the next game. sports are fun again.

dodd says you are welcome fans but don't even think about asking me to help the cubs. it won't happen. >> comic followers does god have? >> he has many accounts. this one has ... let's find out. 1.3 million followers. look at the incredible images. just how hard it is to score a goal. that's an incredible saves. another great shot from the blackhawks facebook feet. check out this one. and nice outfit for you. >> you wore that before. >> i could read that for you next week. >> just $100 for this one. this one's only $35. this is cool as well. the red eye is doing a scene cover. it took pictures of people out on the street and

here it is altogether. each of those things are people. people laying down. there are about 50% done. it posted that last night. that is going to be awesome. >> marcus did call that a win last night and he calls another win. coming up, details on the red carpet incident involving brad pitt at last night's "maleficent" premiere. and -- chelsea handler has a big announcement. what she's now saying about her late-night show.

♪ we want you to be okay ♪ enroll, we say ♪ take care people for goodness sake ♪ brad pitt was attacked during a premiere in hollywood. pitt was signing autographs outside a showing of the new film "maleficent," when a man jumped a barrier, and ran up and slapped him in the face. police arrested the man... he'll likely be charged with battery. the same man has a history of confronting celebrities, including will smith, leonardo dicaprio and bradley cooper. he most recently put his head up america ferrara's dress at the cannes flim festival. this is the same guy?

>> all a sudden a slap in the face isn't seeming so bad. >>another late-night talk show host is calling it quits. chelsea handler is leaving her show, "chelsea lately", at the end of her contract in august. she will wrap her seventh year on the "e" network with a month of special episodes and surprise guests, leading up to the live series finale. quentin tarantino and uma thurman are now an item! i have been saying this for years. he is upset with her. tarantino directed thurman in the movie "pulp fiction"... now "us weekly" reports that the two have taken their relationship to the next level. thurman split from her on- again, off-again fiance arpad busson in april. i have the same theory about woody allen and mira sorvino. i know it's not my best day to barbeque but it's coming out. >> it's a bit cool for the

barbecue but today 71 degrees. as long as you bring in food for the rest of the crew do it. 72 by the afternoon sunshine today. to was 77. saturday we hit 80 degrees. sunday 85 degrees. chance of showers and storms to complete the weekend. monday tuesday wednesday it will be hot but good chance of showers monday and tuesday. >> at 63rd and halsted we have an accident blocking the entire intersection. not far from there we have police activity. it could be a possible shootings. we're watching both items. we do have quite a bit of a work out on the roads. work at o'hare at i 190. another few weeks before the wrap this up. down to a single lane in both directions which has been a headache for people. seeing backups of the tri-state because of that. a significant work on 88 and jane addams. we will break that down

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