police are looking for a parolee wanted for breaking into an elderly woman's northwest suburban home. we'll have a *live* report. the suspects in the las vegas shooting spree were former supporters of another anti- government movement. and governor quinn signs mayor emanuel's pension reform bill. what it means for property taxes. good morning. i'm dan ponce. >> best story nobody wants to hear. and i'm erin mcelroy. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m.* demetrius ivory has a check of our weather. >> waiting to hear if it's going to be wet. >> a few more hours of dry and then the rain kept here this afternoon. for those kids who are off a school which are probably most of the kids watching right now. we have nice weather until the afternoon and

after that rain comes in from the south. then it will reach 80 into the afternoon. keep your umbrella with you. we expect to see showers from the south. it will stay through tonight and certainly in to tomorrow. rain likely tonight as low pressure system comes in from the south. it's 60 degrees at o'hare. a few degrees warmer in morris. you can see the rain coming in it will come across it relates dry atmosphere meaning it will take some time for things to hit the ground. we think it happens just after lunch time. with this system it will be in our region for the next day i expect it to continue into tonight. here is the forecast. 74 degrees is the official high. showers will be

likely into wednesday. let's check on the roads. >> we do have some spots for the have construction lending. most of that will last until about 5:00. i will break that down. in terms of accidents we are in great shape this morning. more updates in a few minutes. >>we start this morning with breaking news out of afghanistan ... five american service members and an afghan soldier were killed in southern afghanistan. it happened yesterday in zabul province. there's no official word yet on how the service members died... but local police say the troops were killed by "friendly fire" -- when they were hit by an air strike by allied helicopters while fighting insurgents. u.s military officials have launched an investigation. security is being ramped up in afghanistan ahead of saturday's presidential elections. police in rolling meadows are on the lookout for a parolee suspected in the home invasion robbery of an elderly woman. tonya francisco is *live* in rolling meadows with the story.

>> of police or i should say neighbors say the story should serve as a warning to everyone even though police say the suspect in the case is targeting the elderly. police are looking for this 32 year-old man who tried to break into the home of an 86 year-old woman on sunday afternoon by pretending to be a repairman. that was around 3:00 p.m. at central. police said the woman kept the screen door locked when she spoke to the man but when she walked away he apparently forced the door open, went into the kitchen looking for money. when she confronted him police say he beat her and ran away. the woman suffered minor injuries apparently refused medical attention. she was however able to identify the suspect through mug shots. he apparently tried to get into the home of another and year-old woman on thursday but was scared off when a visitor pulled into the driveway. >> known as a transient

criminal around the area preying on elderly residents he calls himself a home repairmen and then he gained entry into their house to get valuables or to giving him money for fake repairs. >> currently on parole after serving time for residential burglary, he has been convicted in the past of theft. police say he found his vehicle abandoned in a parking lot. crime stoppers it is offering a $1,000 reward. if you have any information contact rolling meadows police. >>one person is dead and another injured in a shooting in park manor overnight. it happened in the 73-hundred block of south perry. authorities say the two were sitting in a parked car when an s-u-v pulled up and opened fire. a woman was shot in the chest and pronounced dead at the

hospital. a man was hit in the back and legs ... and is hospitalized in critical condition. three people are dead after a domestic-related shooting on the city's southwest side. police say 36-year-old edward prince fatally shot his girlfriend and her friend ... then turned the gun on himself monday morning. prince held laquisha hickman nicole loving, and several others hostage in a home in the 35-hundred block of west 79-th street. two others were injured a day before the shooting, officers were called to break up an argument between the couple. no arrests were made at that time. new information is coming out about the radical beliefs of a couple suspected of shooting and killing three people in las vegas on sunday, including two officers. andrew spencer has more. >> couple who police say killed two police officers and a civilian in las vegas or once supporters the nevada rancher whose armed militia faced off with government officials over public land rights. a video has since surfaced from an interview on the ranch earlier this year in hindsight, the

rhetoric is especially chilling. >> i feel sorry for any federal agent who wants to come in and try to push us around or anything like that. i don't want violence but if they are going to come and violence to last, if that's the language they want to speak we will when. >> even though supporters expressed views that can be considered anti-government his son says the millers were kicked off the ranch because of their radical beliefs. miller expressed many of those on his facebook page black last week he wrote we can hope for peace but we must prepare for war. the day before the shooting, this post that the that the dawn of a new day and all errors coming sacrifices be worth it. the police say government and law enforcement were acquitted would not see. they believe law enforcement is the oppressor and they are associated with the nazi movement. >> a friend and neighbor says

she saw the red flag. -regrets not having said anything. >> five deaths on my shoulders. i should have called the cops. >>the millers moved from indiana to las vegas in january. yesterday, police visited a home in lafayette where they once lived. we'll hear from their friends in indiana coming up at 4:30. top white house officials tried to convince house members, they were right to trade five taliban members for the freedom of army sergeant bowe bergdahl. but a classified briefing raised even more concerns. new york congressman peter king says as many as 90 people in the white house knew of the prisoner exchange in advance but didn't tell that information to congress. the white house admits the details of the plan to get bergdahl out, were closely held. and there is still no definitive explanation of why bergdahl walked away from his unit in 2009. chicago property taxes are going up... and some city employees will have to work longer before retirement and pay more into their pension fund, under a bill signed by governor quinn. mayor emanuel says he'll postpone the first property tax

hike for one year. the increase is part of a plan to pay down the city's unfunded pension liability. >> the workers are going to lose their retirement we will not make any cuts to any basic services like graffiti removal or anything we will continue to secure the economic future for our taxpayers and taking property taxes off the table for the first few. >>the tax hike and pension reforms do nothing to address pension issues in the police and fire departments, or the teachers' union. still, the c-t-u is already criticizing the mayor and governor for what it considers *stealing* from city employees. taking a look at the *other* top stories this morning. a man in waukegan is now in jail, charged with killing his wife and disabled daughter inside their home sunday night. police say anthony marcus called 9-1-1 and said he had killed them and was going to take his own life. officers found marcus with self-inflicted wounds to his wrists. they say his wife, sun marcus, and their 17-year-old daughter samantha were found strangled.

the family dog was also killed. marcus is in jail on a five million dollar bond. a federal judge held a do-over of a court hearing in the case of terror suspect adel daoud. he faces trial for plotting to detonate a bomb outside a bar in the loop. court workers failed to record a previous hearing on whether the defendant's lawyers will get access to classified government surveillance records. so the arguments were presented *again* yesterday. no decision was made on the release of that information. deliberations will resume today in the federal bribery trial of state representative derrick smith. jurors deliberated for two hours after hearing closing arguments yesterday. smith is accused of accepting a 7-thousand dollar bribe from a day care center seeking a state grant. the developer planning to build on the former children's memorial hospital site says he will wait to learn the outcome of a lawsuit that was filed yesterday, before breaking ground. dan mc-caffery told the sun- times the 350-million dollar project can wait. two community groups are suing to overturn a zoning change approved by the city council. they say the project is dramatically inconsistent with the height and scale of the

neighborhood, and it will diminish property values. the cubs say they will continue to offer free parking at a remote lot on chicago's northwest side, as they seek a special permit from the city's zoning board later this month. the team has requested a special-use permit to operate the free parking lot in the 39- hundred block of north rockwell street. the cubs have been offering parking there for night and weekend games this season but without a permit, as part of an agreement with mayor emanuel and alderman tunney over the renovations of wrigley field. 47th ward alderman ameya pawar says he opposes the plan because it brings one thousand extra cars to the neighborhood. a hearing is scheduled for june 20th. the chicago park district is trying to set a new record for swimming! they plan to host the world's largest citywide swimming lesson. thousands of kids and adults around the world to host simultaneous swimming lessons to set a new guinness world record. more than 70 locations will participate in the event on june 20-th anyone who's interested can register at *chicago park district-dot-com*

good morning. late yesterday was chilly for the pool today we expect showers to come in the afternoon. still kind of cool. pontiac right now is at 64. highland park reading at 54. sunlight rather composite shows like rain creeping into the extreme southern counties today. most of that will not hit the ground but it will make its way into the region this afternoon coming in from the south and eventually covering the whole region. 74 degrees today. typically we are 78. tomorrow we make 71. chance of rain wednesday. thursday 81 degrees. friday's 74 degrees. father's day 30 percent chance of rain high temperature 86 degrees. >> coming up here a student who

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a student at seattle pacific university says he's having a hard time being called a hero, for his swift action during last week's gun and knife attack at a campus building. jon meis pepper-sprayed and tackled the gunman, after he had already killed one person and injured three. other students held the man down for police. the attack was stopped, as the gunman tried to reload, and meis is credited with saving lives. he says he finds it a devastating reality that a hero cannot come without tragedy... and he said he prays for the victims' families. a company in oklahoma has for the black pieces of praise for the families. >> a company in oklahoma has created a protective blanket that shields students from bullets... and debris from tornados. the "bodyguard blanket" pad is made of a high-density plastic .... used for ballistic armor. the new material also protects against nails, shards of metal and even bullets from a 9- milimeter handgun.. it also has backpack-like straps that allow you to put it on ... then duck and cover. it costs a thousand-bucks a blanket. a federal judge is refusing to stop same-sex couples from getting married in wisconsin.

the judge declared the state's ban on same-sex marriages was unconstitutional last week. but, she did not directly say whether county clerks could start issuing marriage licenses. about half of wisconsin's county clerks did anyway, and hundreds of same-sex couples have gotten married. the state's attorney general is challenging the ruling and asked the judge to stop same-same-sex weddings until the appeals process is complete. the judge denied that request yesterday. online video gamers helped save the life of a woman who fell victim to a home invasion robbery as she played a game and chatted with other players. been the i wasn't actually there, i have a friend who does the video games through a web cam. >>that was just one of several 9-1-1 calls made from europe and around the world early monday morning. police in tempe, arizona were notified of the home invasion by the gamers who witnessed it online. police say the victim was seen sitting at her computer when a gunman stormed in. officers arrived and arrested one man, as another fled the apartment.

the woman and her roommate were not injured, but police say the suspects planned to take them to an atm machine and get money from them. red-flag warnings are in place along an alabama beach because of sharks! hundreds of them were spotted off "orange beach". the warnings urged swimmers to stay "out" of the water. some people "ignored" the signs and went in anyways. experts believe people dumping "fish carcasses" into the water during "snapper season" attracted the sharks. >> a beach with hundreds of sharks. >> in alabama. they say alabama has some of the most spectacular beaches in america. >> do you speak from experience? >> my family is from alabama so i can say that. >> of a better than cleveland "? >> i don't know if it upgraded but it gets cooler to the north. that's about it. here are the current temperatures. good morning to you in alabama. wind out of the north at 7 mi.. dew

points at 45 mi.. down to 59 degrees in lansing. 62 in aurora. satellite's radar composite shows we are dry. rain down to the south is creeping in. it will reach 80 just after lunch time today. it will continue to move in from the south. could reach downtown as early as noon. you may need it after lunch time. a close to approval pressure system will park itself in portions of illinois then moved off to the east. it will be with us through this afternoon and through tonight and into tomorrow. today's high temperatures 74 degrees. spotty showers this afternoon. 58 degrees tonight. tomorrow we reach 71. >> let's focus on the eisenhower. a few things

happening right there. heavy delay already from the man right into the rhine. some work from ashland to morgan that is taking the two left lanes down until 5:00. almost 45 minutes before we see recovery on this front. we also have bridge work along mannheim that has been in place for some time. it should be wrapped in the next few weeks. will have another look at traffic in a few minutes. >> coming up speaking out after throwing his bat after another player. >> and the cubs hit the road while the sox host the tigers. >> it's father's day on sunday. what better week to celebrate this period were going to take you to a restaurant or you can get some of the most juicy and rare and delicious stakes. 20 to say any other words to tease you about this story? if you like red meat don't go anywhere.

stocks ended slightly higher monday. the dow added 18-points. the nasdaq gained 14. and the s-and-p rose one. the first of five public hearings for mayor emanuel's task force for raising the minimum wage was held last night.

the task force is working toward a plan to increase the local minimum wage to 15 dollars an hour. the group met last night at kennedy king college for public input on the plan. four other hearings will be scheduled at later dates around the city. time for sports. the sox started the night four- and- a half games out of first place, but they have a chance to gain ground this week. detroit visiting the cell for a four- game series. sox up a run in the fifth with a man on for jose abreu, and he makes it a three- run lead with his 18-th homer of the year... he was two- for- four. ronald belisario on to close with a two- run lead in the ninth... alex avila hits one deep off the left field wall and detroit cuts the lead in half with no outs. belisario gets a couple outs, and then tory hunter grounds out to third to end the game. sox hold on to win 6-5 and improve to three- and- a- half games out. the cubs starting a ten- game road trip in pittsbrugh. already down one in the third ... n-l m-v-p andrew mccutcheon hits a two- run homer to the

opposite field for his 8-th of the season. cubs down four in the eighth when starling marte doubles down the line for another run. starlin castro went three- for- four with two r-b-i, but the cubs lose 6-2. they fall to ten- and- 22 on the road. game- three of the stanley cup final in new york. kings and rangers scoreless late in the first when jeff carter scores with four- tenths of a second left in the period... it's l-a's first lead in regulation since game- six against the hawks. jonathan quick was unstoppable between the pipes, making 32 saves for his second shut- out of the playoffs. kings win three- nothing and can win their second cup in three years tomorrow night. game- three of the n-b-a finals is tonight in miami. and derek fischer will retire from basketball to become the head coach of the knicks. a baltimore orioles player has apologized for throwing his bat at an opposing player. the orioles were losing, 10 to nothing sunday to the okaland a's... and third baseman manny machado was angry that the a's pitcher threw two pitches at him. so he flung the bat down the

third baseline. he didn't hit anyone... but both benches emptied, and an big brawl erupted. machado says his emotions got the better of him... and he says he's sorry. >> teaching my kids to say that more and home. >> hang on to that. today are temperatures 60 degrees. yesterday we were at 78 her not as warm. chance for rain only 20 percent chance. today's high temperature reaches 74 degrees. cooler than normal. the green sticks with us tonight. >> over 288 work wondering until 5:00. that's was down from 59 stricken all the way to 31. it's taking up a few names volume is still light. not causing too many problems. we will have another update on this along with a few others coming up. >> coming up, a t-shirt with a

geography problem. >> talking about being dead broke after leaving the white house and her run for president. >> and wide donald sterling has called off the deal to sell the clippers. >> and the president when for a walk by himself mostly. details coming up.

developing overnight -- five american troops are killed in afghanistan. we'll have the details. greece police are looking for a person accused of which breaking into an elderly woman's home. >> and a connection for neighbors from the most vigorous shooting suspects. >>good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. >> o we have some rain moving in. kids are and vacation it's a tuesday you just have to get through it. >> maybe a good day for the movies. >> take a look. 54 degrees right now. highland park coming in at 54. it's currently 62 degrees at the old st. mary's school. here

is the satellite and radar. that rain is coming in, i will be honest and tell you it's coming in quicker than we thought. down into some of the county's most of it will be tried before it reaches the surface but we do have potential for grain even into the area close to lunchtime. north of 80 it will be after that. looking at the day, a 20 percent chance of rain by noon. up to 75% by 5:00 p.m. potentially we reach 74 degrees rain continues tonight into tomorrow. >> crash on the jane addams, is causing issues for people trying to get through on the outbound side at elmhurst. two right lanes are blocked. emergency crews rolling up on the scene. a new project begins today pretty significant. the bridge means that they are working on a court street. that bridge will be completely closed. that will be

impacting the number 2 bus. watch for that. that will be wrapped but it will last a few days and cause some big problems downtown. >> five american service members and an afghan soldier were killed in southern afghanistan. it happened yesterday in zabul province. they were members of the international security assistance force... the i-s-a-f now says, the death may be a case of fratricide -- brother killing brother. local police initially said the troops were killed by "friendly fire" -- an air strike by allied helicopters fighting insurgents. security is being ramped up in afghanistan, ahead of saturday's presidential elections. 5 security troops killed this morning when the karachi airport was attacked. two days ago another attack killed 30 people

in the airport's cargo area. the pakistan the television says the first result was a retaliation for an american drone strike in november that killed a former television leader. >> police in rolling meadows are on the lookout for a parolee suspected in the home invasion robbery of a elderly woman. tonya francisco is *live* in rolling meadows with the story. >> good morning. neighbors are saying the miller has done time for residential burglary at also been convicted of retail theft. what is concerning to them is that up until now, violence was never part of his operation. in the past he has always been committed to going about his business. police say he broke into the home of 86 roman sunday afternoon by pretending to be a repairman. the woman was speaking through a locked screen door in her home. when she

walked away he forced the door opened and searched the kitchen for money and valuables. when she confronted him he beat her and ran away. police say the woman suffered only minor injuries and refused medical attention but she was able to identify miller through mug shots. he can attract to get into the home of another 90 year-old woman earlier on sunday but was scared off when a visitor pulled into the driveway. one neighbor said she would never suspect it would happen in the middle of the day. >> for many reasons she had the door locked. she had the screen door locked so she did the right thing. she should not have opened the door at all but who would suspect this on a sunday at 3:00 p.m.. >> he specifically targets senior citizens, the elderly. looking for somebody who may be living alone and the senior citizen that seems to be his main target that he looks for. >> take a look at this picture once again. his vehicle was

found abandoned in arlington heights. if you have any information on his whereabouts there is a $1,000 reward being offered we ask the to contact the rolling meadows police. back to you. >> new information coming out about the radical believes in the couple suspected of shooting three people in las vegas including two officers before turning the gun on themselves. police say the millers expressed views along the lines of militias and white supremacists and that they sought law- enforcement as oppressors. the move from indiana to las vegas in january. yesterday police visited a home in lafayette with a once lived. former neighbors said gerald miller seemed paranoid and often rented about police. >> key and firearms and he had an extensive collection of knives. he had a few different up firearms and she had one. >> he would yell at me and say

to you know what the police did? he would rattle of about the police and how they think they can just do anything and everything they want and get by with it. >> chaired miller was arrested multiple times. once for pointing a gun as someone. taking a look at the other top stories. three people are dead after a domestic-related shooting on the city's southwest side. police say 36-year-old edward prince fatally shot his girlfriend and her friend ... then turned the gun on himself monday morning. prince held laquisha hickman nicole loving, and several others hostage in a home in the 35-hundred block of west 79-th street. two others were injured. mayor emanuel's property tax hike and pension reform bill was signed into law by governor quinn. and some city employees will have to work longer before retirement, and pay more into their pension fund, to help the city pay down its pension debt. the mayos says, he'll postpone the first property tax hike for one year. white house officials defended the release of five top taliban members, to secure the freedom of army sergeant bowe bergdahl. but after a classified briefing

for house members, several complained that as many as 90 people in the white house knew of the prisoner exchange in advance, but didn't tell congress, as they are required to do. a new audit says, the v-a hospital scheduling scandal is even wider than previously reported. tens of thousands of veterans, at more than 120 v-a facilities, have been forced to wait more than three months for medical care... often while their names appeared only on secret waiting lists. nearly 60 thousand vets are *still* waiting for care. hines v-a hospital is one of six *illinois* facilities flagged for further review. senator mark kirk says there is not given the proper treatment there were supposed to get. senator mark kirk says there is a "a culture of corruption, intimidation and cover-ups with the v-a that put personal financial gain in front of care for our military." hines hospital says, anyone caught doctoring the waiting lists will be punished. hillary clinton's new book "hard choices" hits store shelves today and the former

secretary of state is getting criticized for something she said in an interview in advance of the book's release. >> we came out of the white house dead broke and in debt. we had no money when we got there and we struggled to piece together the resources for mortgages for houses and for our daughter's education. >>the clintons did leave the white house with millions of dollars in debt due to legal fees. since 2001 both bill and hillary clinton have earned millions of dollars in speaking fees. republicans say hillary clinton is out of touch with the financial reality facing americans. also in the interview with a-b- c, hillary took responsibility for the deadly attack on the benghazi compound. and she says it would be more of a reason to run for president for 2016 -- but she's not making a decision on that until the "time is right". >> donald sterling has reportedly changed his mind again. his attorney says the client has withdrawn his support for the sale of the team to steve ballmer or $2 billion. the deal was negotiated by

sterling's wife who co owns the team. sterling is also said to be selling a 1 billion, he is filing a $1 billion lawsuit against the nba. sources say he's angry that the nba will lift its lifetime ban on him and revoke the fine. >>president obama made a rare, spur of the moment trip outside of the white house yesterday. he took a stroll to starbucks about a block from the white house. the president and his white house chief of staff ditched the media - but not the secret service -- and enjoyed a stroll down pennsylvania avenue. the president said he ordered a tea, waved to some tourists and then headed back to work but not before stopping to chat with some construction workers . an embarrassed "old navy" is admitting, its new t-shirts celebrating chicago's neighborhoods are a little off. for one thing, the map shows the lincoln park and austin neighborhoods right next to each other. they're not. and pilsen, rogers park and logan square aren't even

*included* in the map. old navy says the shirt wasn't meant to be a direct geographic representation of the city. you should get a few basics. >> is making a good effort to get the cool side but you're missing out. >> to skip the north and south and east and west sides. put cubs and bears all over it. that all you need. it's 64 degrees in midway. looking at 62 degrees in aurora. we know temperatures are warm for this time of the day because the cloud cover kept us from cooling down but here is the rain from the south. much of this rain will hit the brakes before the morning is done. most of the precipitation should not get here until lunchtime. close to noon. near 80 and north of that. later this afternoon into the evening. take your umbrella you will probably not needed until after lunch. high temperatures 74 degrees. 60

percent chance of rain tomorrow. 81 degrees on thursday. >> still had a vacation tragedy after a toddler is killed by a felon statute. >> and new toys revealed at the gaming big event. and the owner of the california, has apologized after a rant. >> and researchers try figure out what each a great white shark. ghbaoll, we say ♪

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a tragedy for a family visiting the bay area from utah. a two-year-old boy was killed by a statue that fell friday morning... at san francisco's famous fisherman's wharf. police say kayson shelton climbed a dolphin statue on display on the sidewalk outside the majestic gallery. investigators say the boy's older sister tried to stop him... but the statue fell on him. used taken to this hospital where he was told he suffered multiple injuries. he died. >> co-owner of the kentucky derby has apologized for a ranting made after sunday. >> it's not fair to the horses that have been running their guts out this is a cow words way out. >> now he says he is ashamed of

the comments he made. and he now says the horse won the race fair and square. he blames it on his emotions after taking fourth place and his desire to make people happy. >> a two-story stranding online. the "locks of love" bridge in paris was evacuated after part of the railing collapsed. authorities say the weight of the locks attached to the bridge caused the collapse. thousands of lovers from around the world visit the bridge and seal their love by attaching a lock with their names on it to its railing. >> to the have to be lovers? can't they just a good friends? >> that's another bridge. but just friends bridge. then they toss the key in the seine. the bridge re-opened on monday. microsoft is offering gamers a preview of what's coming later this year. at the entertainment expo in los angeles, microsoft promised new x-box versions of "halo 5: guardians"... disney fantasia:

music evolved"... and "call of duty: advanced warfare"... in time for the christmas rush. x-box prices have come down, since microsoft started offering them without the popular "kinect" motion-sensing controller. there's a search for a mysterious sea monster that ate a 9 foot great white shark. the shark had been tagged, and was being tracked for research. something attacked it off the coast of australia, 11 years ago. the mystery and search for the creature has been made into a documentary. researchers think the 9-footer was eaten by a "colossal cannibal great white shark." this is like the lines of block ness monster but with more teeth. can we see that again? did you see that crazy catch? look at that. this is last week the

drummer grabbed a frisbee thrown at him put it in his mouth and kept playing without skipping a beat. this video went a barrel after being posted online. >> they should throw things at you guys during the break. knives all kinds of things. >> at the production staff wants that to do the that to erin about five times a day. >> are you going to rely on me for traffic after you do that? i should make you do it. we should make him do the weather. >> one day he will. he doesn't know that the plan is in the works. i already have the number dan will be in there. >> at that fail. >> i can do your job and trying to do my weather. here are the

current temperatures. rain coming in from the south. we have some green coming in from the south of just talk about the colors. that talks about the shower is coming in light sprinkles they have your brain for the afternoon. will be cooler today at 74. the rain continues tonight and into tomorrow would begin to dry out thursday. >> he is good with colors. >> green, sunshine. how about this one? this is the jane addams heading outbound. earlier fender bender where everything cleared up. it looks like this is out of the way. ongoing road work in bound to 90 this one has to left lanes closed. 15 minutes before the clear that out. still saw some delays early this morning. more traffic coming in just a few minutes. >> you did ribs last week and

now its stake? just different parts of the cow. >> and checking them off the list. father's day is sunday so what better way to treat your dad the with an entire week of red meat. its stake week letting guests sampled some the most exquisite meet the world has to offer. you can argue that every week is stake week at a place like this. >> the next seven days at this italian steakhouse are all up out the red meat. >> each night there is a special. it's going to be it different parts to get the guest to sit down and figure out the difference because lots of people don't know. >> went to their flagship location. >> when you talk about the

levels of meat there is prime and toys and select. prime is the top. there's nothing wrong with choice. we feel that crime is better because of the flavor. these fat striations that we see is called marbling. >> like most high and steak houses this ought specialize in prime stake. but this week there is a new star. >> only a few years ago that we could start to of ford wagu. okobe is the province. that's where it comes from. look at this. so many striations there's so much fat and flavor. >> some people think it's all fat why would i want that. >> that's where the flavor is. >> that means there's a ton of flavor. >> and and some are put off by this but obviously you don't sit down and eat this huge state

like this. and here it goes. >> we will see about that. more than 800 degrees the fat content nearly explodes out of the broiler. >> it's like a fact super on top. >> it comes out just after about a minute. >> take these and pop them in the oven. >> a few more minutes in the oven left us with 24 ounces of one-of-a-kind imported meat. >> that is amazing. it's just melts in your mouth. >> an opportunity for the guests to come and sit down and try these cuts against each other. just enough so you can really compare them. very rarely can you sit down and do that.

>> nothing to say. we'll talk more about this time out time will talk about it again but there's all the information. you can try it like seven different stakes with that dinner. it's a hundred $50. for tickets left. it's going to go fast. it's pretty good. >> coming up more on the crash that injured after tracy morgan. >> and child-support payments from hale berry.

a walmart truck driver charged in the crash the critically injured trees in morgan may have been a week for more than 24 hours before the crash. police say he did not notice traffic slowing down and swerve to avoid the little bus. morgan is recovering from surgery expected to be in hospital for several weeks. his friend died in the crash. the driver is charged with death by auto. to in court tomorrow. >> the judge has approved a settlement between halle berry her ex-boyfriend. she will pay $16,000 per month to her ex-

husband nearly $200,000 a year. also ordered to pay $400,000 to the attorney to cover the cost of the custody dispute. little camera gave birth to her first child in new jersey. the rapper named the baby royal reign. she has not confirmed who the child's father is but it's rumored to be another rap star. >> i'm so out of it i don't even recognize that name. >> pretty soon she will be paying child support to because none of us know who that guy is. let's take a look at our day. high temperatures 74 degrees. chance of rain moving in from the south. should be here after lunch time. it will continue to move through the region. 71 degrees on wednesday. rain for much of the day. thursday a round of showers and

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