the near-shutdown of the kennedy expressway begins tonight. we are *live with what you need to know. army sergeant bowe bergdahl arrived in texas early this morning. what's next for the former p-o-w. and the world cup kicked off last night with parties and protests. we'll take a look. good morning. i'm dan ponce, erin is off today. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. demetrius ivory has a check of our weather. it is friday the 13th. >> i have a bit of a surprise. let's take this shop and set this up. it's a full moon on friday the 13th. >> it is going to get weird. >> could reason to get weird. we will have a full moon on friday

the 13th until 200041. you have to go celebrate. >> get weird out there. i'm also told on the full moon friday the 13th you light a candle and make a wish. i have to look up. greg from production swears by that. some garniture it happens. >> we have these firework things and some matches so let's get it going. it's a fantastic friday today. ample sunshine. high temperature is corn to be below average. we're back in the mid- 70s. 58 degrees right now in chicago. 51 in aurora. no fob this morning is the good news. we should be dried today and tomorrow. just a beautiful star to the weekend. potter's day is a different story. 72 degrees at 5:00 p.m.. the full moon is

today. for saturday high temperature of 81 cooler along the lake. let's check out traffic to and to show there is not only men here on the set. >> i will keep you under control. friday the 13th, full moon and the kennedy construction. it's the trifecta. in bound kennedy shut down at the higher figure ramp starting at 10:00 tonight taking you through the entire weekend. you will be taken off the expressway to lanes onto a detour it will cause a mess. all the detours through the morning. >> for more information, head to the morning at this time tomorrow a chunk of the inbound kennedy will be a bottleneck. the transportation secretary acknowledges it will be a challenge even though all parties involved have worked to

make this as painless as possible. they say they will need a significant number of people to take public transportation. there will demolish three sections of the 55 year-old ontario street bridge to make room for a new bridge crews will lower pieces of the old bridge onto the kennedy they will do the work on three consecutive weekends. this weekend from 10:00 p.m. until 5:00 a.m. monday in bound kennedy down to two lanes from ohio. speed limit down to just 15 mi. per hour. the kennedy handles about 260,000 vehicles per day so this does have the potential to be a traffic nightmare the summer festival season in full gear. blues festival is one of the events happening downtown during the father's day weekend. people need to plan another route. metra and cta will run longer

trains. >> chicago is a special place in the summer and we are looking for it at seeing you at one of our hundreds of free amends. let's remember what our parents always said, it's summer, go out and play. >> merchants are trying to deliver the message, especially after they suffered an especially rough winter. next week and it will be the outbound kennedy that will be affected. back to you. >> for more information had to "wgn tv dot com, slash kennedy", or download the wgn traffic app. and we'll have special coverage of the project throughout the weekend on wgn and cltv. residents at a senior citizen apartment complex were bussed to a community center overnight, after a fire broke out in their building. it happened just after eleven last night on des plaines, near taylor. the fire broke out on the

second floor of the apartment building, but was quickly put out. one person was treated for minor injuries at the scene. the red cross is assisting the residents. sergeant bowe bergdahl is back on american soil. ed payne reports, the former taliban hostage will face treatment at a hospital in texas ... and a lot of questions about why he abandoned his post.// >> on a flight from europe on thursday, according to a senior official he suffers from psychological trauma caused by years of physical abuse. the focus is on recovery. the question on the minds of many is when he will be well enough to answer questions about his disappearance in 2009. at the time, the army concluded he left his post deliberately but he has not been labeled as a deserter. without being able to speak to him, officials had no way of knowing why he left. his return comes amid new insight into his disappearance. thursday two letters were published that he reportedly wrote to his family

from 2012 and 2013 writing about his life in captivity and also criticizes u.s. army leadership in afghanistan. in one letter he refers to an investigation, perhaps into his own disappearance writing if this letter makes it to the u.s. tell those involved in the investigation there are more sides to the situation. tell d.c. to wait for all evidence. now that he is home, the key piece of evidence may come from himself. >>the remains of a soldier from mokena are back in the united states, four days after he was killed in afghanistan. the bodies of private aaron toppen and four fellow soldiers arrived yesterday at dover air force bace. toppen and the others were ambushed by the taliban... and when they called for air support, they were mistakenly bombed by one of their own planes. the takeover of iraq by islamist

militants goes on. the insurgents already control the northern city of mosul. yesterday, they seized control of two more towns in the eastern province of diyala. and they've served notice that they intend to take the capital, baghdad. iraqi security troops are abandoning their posts, rather than face the fighters. the islamists want to establish a new muslim state, covering most of iraq and syria. president obama says he's looking at his military options for helping iraq defend itself. a 60-year-old man was seriously injured, after getting caught in the middle of a shootout between two gang members in the chicago lawn neighborhood. edward walker was helping a neighbor clean out her gutters when shots were fired in the 23-hundred block of west 72-nd street yesterday afternoon. about half-a-dozen rounds were fired before the car sped off. walker was hit twice. >> something has to give. innocent people are losing their lives. >> it doesn't make any sense. the need to put the guns down. >>the car that the shots were fired from was found abandoned a few blocks away. walker is hospitalized in serious condition. one man is dead and another

critically injured after a shooting in the austin neighborhood overnight. three men were standing outside in the 57-hundred block of west augusta boulevard when someone drove up and opened fire. two of the men were shot and the car drove away. a 23-year-old man was pronounced dead at the hospital. and the 22-year-old is hospitalized in critical condition. the third person was not injured. bond is denied for a reputed gang member charged with killng a beloved special education teacher. dominique hodrick has a long rap sheet including a felony gun conviction. he's charged with the murder of betty howard last month in chatham. she was hit by a stray bullet while at her second job at a real estate office. prosecutors say hodrick admits he was really gunning for a rival. >> we're happy it's a no bail situation that he's not on the streets. you get a pain in your stomach to see the person who took someone so close to you. >>howard worked full-time as a special education teacher at gwendolyn brooks prep on the south side.

chicago police and federal agents arrested 27 suspected drug dealers in raids on a 12- block area along the eisenhower expressway known as the *heroin highway.* the u-s attorney's office says several gangs were working together to run the crack and heroin operation near douglas park. the investigation into the c- t-a train crash and derailment at o-hare has prompted a review of emergency braking situations nationwide. dozens of people were injured in march when a blue line train jumped the tracks and plowed into an escalator, after the operator fell asleep. investigators said an automated braking system activated, but there was not enough room for the train to stop. now, the federal transit administration is calling on all u-s rail transit systems to check stations for the same problem. they are also being urged to test automatic signals. mayor emanuel is taking on donald trump, in a fight over five big letters. they are part of a giant sign that trump is putting up on top of his trump tower. the final letter is being installed now ... but the mayor calls it "an architecturally tasteful building scarred by an archtecturally tasteless sign." in response, trump tweeted,

"before i bought the site, the sun-times had the biggest, ugliest sign chicago has ever seen... mine is magnificent and popular. >> if he doesn't want his beautiful river walk to get messy he will have to figure out a way to prevent more signs like this from being put up. >>the sign was approved by the local alderman, and by zoning officials, last year. the mayor has directed his staff to explore any options he may have, to force trump to remove the sign. it was a colorful opening to the world cup in brazil. jennifer lopez was among those who performed at the opening ceremony. but it was not peaceful outside the stadiums. a c-n-n reporter was caught in the middle when riot police used tear gas and stun grenades to break up a protest. brazil's national team won the opening match 3-1 over croatia. the lights at world cup stadiums and cities are so bright that you can see them from space. a nasa astronaut snapped a picture over brazil from the international space station. the lights on the far right are

sao paulo. and the lights in the middle are rio de janeiro. >> good morning. early today we have mostly clear conditions. we do have the full moon it's the strawberry and moon. it comes in the month of june. still lightninged things up nicely. outside refined temperatures moving through the low 60s. in gary is 61. cooler in valparaiso. lincoln park at 59. elsewhere, these are the temperatures. satellite and radar composite shows no rain in sight we stay dry. that just today. tomorrow as well expect showers and potential of thunderstorms. temperatures will be going up over the weekend. 74 today cooler along the lake. mar 81. father's day, 85 degrees.

>> coming up ... the mayor of peoria is sued over his handling of a twitter account. we'll explain. plus -- the latest on thousands of undocumented children from central america, flooding the texas border. and -- college kids are competing for summer jobs on lake geneva.

the homeland security department is pleading with central american nations to stop sending children through mexico and across the american border. close to 50 thousand unaccompanied kids have already flooded into texas... overwhelming the border guard, and forcing it to pull half of its agents off patrol to take care of the new illegal immigrants. three military bases have been designated as temporary holding facilities for the children. washington is warning latin american parents, the kids are not eligible for a path to citizenship. a career criminal was killed after being released because the jury at his trial made a mistake. bobby pearson had 11 convictions and was on trial for burglary in fresno, california. the jury found him guilty, but filled out the forms for *not guilty* by mistake. hours after he was released, pearson was killed in a confrontation with his sister's boyfriend. the boyfriend was arrested hours later and faces murder charges. a man who created a fake twitter account implying he was the mayor of peoria, has filed a lawsuit. jon daniel says his constitutional rights were

violated when peoria police raided his home in april, took his computer and detained him. he's suing the city, mayor and several other officials. daniel says he created the twitter handle "at peoria mayor" @peoriamayor as a parody, which his attorney says is protected by the first amendment. peoria mayor jim ardis says it's not clear the page was a joke. >> the moment i thought there were 10 or 15 followers the were not my friends it became a joke. >> i'm not thinking it's a tequila and a stripper night. no way for someone to know that what was being said under my name, my picture and my contact information was not coming from me, >>mayor ardis says he might file a defamation lawsuit of his own. college students in wisconsin are competing for the perfect summer job. it's a mail delivery service on a boat. here's the catch-- the boat never stops moving. participants jump off the boat - stuff the mail in the box, then jump right back on.

auditions were held on the dock of riviera, in downtown lake geneva. they're scored in different categories... including athletic skill, accuracy and enthusiasm. thirteen people tried out -- but only four will get the job. may be audition is the right word for that. >> when you are a teenager you want to do stuff like that. jumping on a boat ... when you get older you think about the insurance copiague. then it loses its luster. 57 degrees wind at 7 mi.. light breeze mostly clear. full moon at this hour in its the strawberry moon occurring on friday the 13th. this won't happen again until 200049. it might be hard for lots of us to catch it then so get out and catch it. it's the full moon that occurs during the month of june, the strawberry moon. it's 58 degrees at the lakefront. 51 in aurora.

temperatures will not move much today. this cold air will keep our temperatures cooler than the normal high which is 79. we stayed dry. a big high pressure system moves in from the west. it will bring mostly clear skies. picture-perfect saturday highs in the low 80s. the rains days to the north and west in minnesota and wisconsin. sunday that bridge breaks down. sunday afternoon we have showers and storms coming through. if you are planning something outside for dad to it earlier in the day in the afternoon we have a chance of rain. nonstops sunshine cooler along the lake. clear skies. 53 degrees. saturday has 81 let's check on the roads. >> good morning. so far everything looks good on the

main expressway's a bit of a delay on 90 at the jane addams tollway heading west bound. a bit of a gaper delay eastbound construction. at rte. 25 in the area i have one lane closed until 5:00 a.m.. clark street bridge remains blocked off through tonight 8:00 tonight they will reopen that. the cta bus is being rerouted this is all for the chicago river walk project. >>coming up ... five ways to save money on bills while on vacation. and next in sports -- the white sox go for their third in a row over first place detroit. we'll have highlights. >> another edition of our mr. bright side segment looking for people doing great things in their community and we will help them out. today we're meeting a downtown office workers. weekly you hear what she's doing on her lunch break. >> thegood morning. the white sx

going for a sweep in their three game series against the tigers they have their case on the hill beginning tonight to a half games behind. jordan lynch is watching the great pitching duel. support from gordon back from who comes up the middle to make a stop on martinez he throws amount at first base.

done strikes out scoreless game in the fifth the tigers on the break the ice and its martinez now on the line and barely in their the tigers go up one nothing they win 4-0. first career complete game for the pitcher and three hits shutouts. evaporating on the first round of the u.s. open, the course is restored to the old look of half century ago. all he did was put the lowest score ever in three u.s. opens at no. 2. the sun broke through for around one. the 20 year-old had his putter gets the birdie shoot a 69 nicolson chasing the elusive and u.s. open the approach at 14 from 144 yds to get within 3 ft. to set up a birdie. he's just five back. the man of the hour was the 29 year-old german who

had a nice charged on the back to break the leader board he birdies on 16 then has a great he shot all the shots were working in the back. sets up another birdie his five under par good for a three shot lead after round one. that is for sports. have a great day. >> the cubs lost 4-0. more highlights coming up. stocks ended lower as oil prices surge due to the conflict in iraq. the dow lost 110 points. the nasdaq dropped 34. and the s-and-p fell 13. saving for vacations isn't easy... but getaways can be made more affordable by cutting costs at home while you're away. the energy saving trust suggests a few steps, such as turning down the heat or a/c a few degrees. and don't forget to turn down the fridge, which eats lots of electricity. several apps let you control energy use from your phone or tablet while laying in the sun. pull the plug on devices that use some power even while turned off like d-v-d players. and buy a timer so lights in

the empty house can be on just a few hours. for more advice by a timer select committee on just a few hours at a time. >> the brookfield zoo welcomes a couple of new additions. two american bison calves -- one male and one female-- were born just days apart. that makes a total of seven bison in its herd. the bison calves are often mistaken for buffalo, and they're the largest land animal in north america. you can see them on saturdays and sundays >> they are cute. >> its friday the 13th. a full moon. >> it's about to get weird. somebody is watching us right now just planning some mayhem. today we have temperatures in the mid-50s. up to 65 by 10:00 a.m.. our high will be 73. no rain comes through until sunday. >> did you hear that?

>> we didn't hear that. >> sorry audio! i'll fix it in the second. on the kennedy right now we're block heading inbound but we just heard they have opened and everything is slowing again. more coming up. >> a live report on the kennedy closures that we've been talking about. and the governors challenger is using chickens to prove a point. and it's been 20 years since the o.j. simpson trial captivated the nation. how it's being remembered today. and dean has reviews of the new movies including 22 jump street.

the near shutdown of the kennedy begins tonight with a lot of what you need to know. the army sergeant is in texas this morning. what's next for him? thanks for joining us. we will get to your morning headlines in 60 seconds but first let's look at the friday forecast. >> its friday. no matter what we say we could forecast a hurricane but most people will be happy. but we do have sunshine. it's going to be nice start to the weekend. ring now

these are the current temperatures. it's 59 degrees in michigan city. right now at the british school its 58. these numbers are normal for this time of the day. we will be cooler than normal because high pressure is coming in from the west bringing the wind in from the north bring in as temperatures down. we will be in the low 70's by 5:00 p.m.. by 9:00 p.m. we're down to 62. all sunshine for saturday. saturday's high temperature is 81. temperatures go north. from this day we are dry for the morning and early afternoon. this afternoon we do have the potential for thunderstorms. it will be a warm day. i'm getting lots of boos for this weather on sunday. monday we will have rain again. >> a lovely way to start your friday. let's look at the

kennedy construction impacting the in bound it blocked off starting at 10:00 p.m. from chicago to grand. if you're looking at alternates, just avoid the area altogether. you don't have to go into downtown then take the tristate. if you are going into downtown, the big suggestion is take public transportation. think about the park and ride options. driving in, park at the stops and take the train in. judy will have more from that coming out. and a sinkhole in jefferson park that could slow down this morning. it's located at milwaukee and here it's a water main problem that could be the cause of what's going on. they did temporarily cover that up with a metal plate but no word on when it will be fixed. >> a demolition project over the kennedy expressway promises to be a traffic nightmare for weekend drivers... and it all starts tonight. judy wang is live on the

kennedy with a preview. >> good morning. as you mentioned, this does have the potential of being in big trouble headache. that is why the office of emergency management in the downtown merchants are trying to get people plenty of advance warning. the bridge project will have been in three phases with phase one beginning late tonight. from 10:00 p.m. until 5:00 a.m. monday, the in bound kennedy from just before ohio will be down to two lanes the speed limit will be 15 mi. per hour. once again, this is happening because they are tearing down three sections of the 55 year-old ontario street bridge to make way for a new one. crews will lower pieces of the old bridge on to the closed lanes of the candy which cause a gaper delay. the kennedy handles about 260,000 vehicles a day and this will be a busy weekend with

a few of the events happening this father's day weekend. they are strongly urging people to find another way to get downtown and urging them to use public transportation. cta and metra are running longer trains during the weekend. the second part of the message is come downtown, it is opened for business. >> taking every pretended measure, every cautionary measure we can to ensure that this is as painless as possible. >> chicago is a special place in the summer and we're looking forward to seeing you at hundreds of our free events. let's remember what our parents told us, it's summer go outside and play. >> this weekend will the outside. next weekend is the outbound kennedy pass with a bottleneck will be. they're doing this now because in the fall the weather becomes too unpredictable. back to you.

>> for more information, head to "wgn dot com, slash kennedy", or download the wgn traffic app. and we'll have continuous coverage of the project throughout the weekend on wgn and cltv. army sergeant bowe bergdahl is back home in america. after five years as a hostage of the taliban, bergdahl was flown home yesterday. and this morning, he checked into a military hospital in texas, where he'll continue his recupation. there remains widespread outrage over the obama administration's decision to release five prominent taliban members from guantanamo prison as the price of bergdahl's freedom. he'll also have to answer for abandoning his post, the night he was captured. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. president obama says he is weighing what military action -- if any -- he'll take, to try to stop islamist militants from taking over iraq. they already control the city of mosul, and two cities in the

eastern diyala province. and their next target is baghdad. many iraqi soldiers are just giving up and abandoning their posts. a 60-year-old man is seriously injured, after getting caught in the middle of a shootout between two gang members in chicago lawn. ed walker was was helping a neighbor clean out her gutters when shots were fired in the 23-hundred block of west 72-nd street yesterday afternoon about half-a-dozen rounds were fired before the car sped off. walker was hit twice. no arrests have been made residents at a senior citizen apartment complex in forest park were bussed to a community center overnight, after a fire broke out in their building. it happened just after eleven last night on des plaines, near taylor. the fire broke out on the second floor of the apartment building, but was quickly put out. one person was treated for minor injuries at the scene. the red cross is helping out the residents. even as the fifth and final letter of a controversial sign takes its place on chicago's trump tower, mayor emanuel says he's looking for a way to force donald trump to remove the sign. emanuel says it is a tasteless

intrusion on chicago's tasteful skyline. trump says it's no worse than the sign on the old sun-times building that used to occupy that space. the pool of candidates to replace eric cantor as house majority leader, has narrowed. congressman pete sessions from texas is dropping out of the race. sessions says running a proper campaign would have created division within the republican party. house majority whip, kevin mc- carthy, is the only declared candidate remaining. cantor decided to step down from the post next month, after losing the primary in virginia on tuesday. a vote on his replacement is set for next thursday. republican candidate for governor bruce rauner answered his critics with some concrete ideas on how to fix the state's finances... and ruffled some feathers in the process. while announcing a top ten list of ways to save a billion dollars, rauner was joined by some prairie chickens. the state spent 117-thousand dollars to bring some of the endangered birds from kansas. rauner called that an example of illinois' wasteful spending under governor pat quinn. >> clear visualization of the

fundamental problem. out of control spending. irresponsible politicians making decisions with taxpayer money on a sloppy basis. >> this was not a budget but it was a prank. i think it was insulting to the people who have been waiting to see what he would have to say in terms of budget plans. >>rauner also outlined new restrictions on outside employment for state lawmakers like house speaker mike madigan who maintains a lucrative law practice. a former aide to state today marks the 20-th anniversary of o.j. simpson's infamous bronco chase, and his arrest for the murders of his ex-wife nicole and her friend ron goldman. but the washington post reports, most of today's young people know little or nothing about the simpson saga... and they can't identify the key players in simpson's trial. the post says, the closest some of today's college students can come, is identifying simpson attorney robert kardashian as the father of *kim kardashian and her sisters. taurus give more than it

bargained for. their diet jumps in the water and start swimming with the alligators. the gasp as the gators get close enough so the guy can feed them chicken. he even got one to rest its head on top of his. the video is in internet sensation. man put a marshmallow in his mouth and the alligator took it from him without biting the tour guide. what did this guy have before he jumped into the water? that's great. >> save the video we may need that leader for a follow-up story. you only live once ... let's take a look at our day. outside earlier we have a full moon. this full moon is the strongestrain man. it's the fuln that occurs in the month of june. it's the last time we will

have a full moon for the fourth of july until 2049. if you can't get outside to enjoy that it's a moonlit overnight we will be moonlit over the weekend this is a strong agreement also called a honeymoon. let's take a look. 56 degrees is the current temperature. the sun will rise in little more than an hour. elsewhere we find temperatures on the cool side. it's 51 in aurora. we know these temperatures are going up but not too much. typical high is up for seven days. 79 degrees is were we were yesterday. today we will be at 75 high pressure coming in and out of the west. nonstops sunshine to the region also bringing in cooler air. cooler along the lake. tonight we're back down to 53. clear skies. quiet and cool. tamara's

high is 81. sunshine saturday. sunday wheel drive the morning and early afternoon. then showers and thunderstorms, our way. >> still ahead, results of the president's latest trip to the doctor. and world cup is underway and the suburban family is rooting extra hard for one of the players on team usa. and harrison ford is trending after being hurt on the set of the new star wars movie. that story is coming up. you have time to shop for car insurance today? yeah. i heard about progressive's "name your price" tool? i guess you can tell them how much you want to pay and it gives you a range of options to choose from. huh? i'm looking at it right now. oh, yeah? yeah. what's the... guest room situation? the "name your price" tool, making the world a little more progressive. jennifer lopez was among those

who performed at the colorful world cup opening ceremony in brazil. but it was not peaceful outside the stadiums. a c-n-n reporter was caught in the middle when riot police used tear gas and stun grenades to break up a protest. brazil's national team won the opening match 3-1 over croatia. the lights at world cup stadiums and cities are so bright that you can see them from space. a nasa astronaut snapped a picture over brazil from the international space station. the lights on the far right are sao paulo. and the lights in the middle are rio de janeiro. futball, as the rest of the world calls it, is pretty big in southwest suburban homer glen too. that's the hometown of brad guzan the u-s national team's backup goalie. he plays professionally in england's premiere league for aston villa.

even as a youngster, his family knew the 29-year-old had a gift for soccer. >> he was very determined when if for year-old goes out on the field and bypasses the other players and make sure he makes up the goal, he is very focused. >> i don't know many people who accomplish all the goals they have set out for themselves. he is one of them. >>none of the guzan family made the trip to brazil. they'll be cheering brad and the yanks on from their crowded living room. president obama is in tip-top shape! a physical exam was released by the white house yesterday. according to the report, president takes ibuprofen for foot pains, vitamins and chews nicotine gum occasionally. the exam was conducted in may. it's the third medical report released by the white house in obama's presidency. i love that video and somebody took of him at the hotel while he was lifting weights. good to know he is in shape.

here are a few stories that are trending online this morning ... tracy morgan is showing signs of improvement after a crash that left him in critical condition. a spokesperson for morgan says his medical team is optimistic that his recovery is progressing, although they did not specify how. morgan suffered broken ribs and a broken leg when his limo was hit by a truck on the new jersey turnpike last saturday. a fellow comedian was killed. legendary actress ruby dee has died. her career spanned seven decades on stage and on screen -- including her breakout role in the chicago based play, "a raisin in the sun." she often starred alongside her late husband, ossie davis. ruby dee was also an activist... working with dr. king, and in recent years the n- double-a- c-p. ruby dee was surrounded by family when she died at her home in new york. she was 91. harrison ford got hurt, on the set of the new "star wars" movie. a hydraulic door fell on ford's ankle while filming at england's pinewood studios... and he had to be airlifted to a hospital. no word yet on how long he'll have to sit out. but the producers say the film will still be ready in time for

next year's scheduled release. good morning. it's looking pretty good out there early today we have sunshine coming through. a really nice start to the weekend. but later there will be the chance for showers and storms in time for father's day. here are the current weather bug temperatures. the satellite and radar show we are dry. no-fault today no rain for much of the weekend. next chance of showers is not until sunday as the high-pressure system finally breaks down. two days to enjoy. today and tomorrow. cooler than normal with some sunshine today. tomorrow back up to 81 degrees. 85 on sunday chance of rain warm with the chance of rain each day next week high temperature 86 degrees

on monday. 87 on tuesday. >> once again dealing with delays on the santa fe declined all because of some track work they are saying you can expect delays of up to 20 minutes again brought the day. watch for that to be slow. the of closures downtown for the blues festival that starts tonight. jackson block off from michigan to lake's shore. if you're heading to the blues festival think about public transportation with all that kennedy construction. naperville, new construction project will last through the weekend until 10:00 on sunday. route 59 completely blocked off north of aurora pyridine about often as your alternate. >> good things sarah is here because there's a lot of guys here today. it feels like a college house party. just sitting around waiting for the girls to show up. >> is that the fun you had your

college house party? he needed a better party. >> something tells me the girls never showed up. >> they did but they show up later and they easily brought more guys. that was the problem. >> second edition of our mr. bright side session. we should move on. i go out looking for people doing good things to see if we can help them in some way. we got an e-mail saying we have to feature one of sonya's co- workers here's why. >> every day thousands of people commit down to the loop for work. this is one. >> i was born in maywood but i grew up in the suburbs. i grew up out there and moved to the city when i got older. >> we met her co-workers outsider office. >> a fun-loving person we are proud of her. we've been working with her for a long time. she's

doing great. >> as for what she is doing, every thursday on the lunch break she heads down to the sandwich shop to buy as many boxed lunches and she can then she hits the streets and gives them away to people who need them. >> my grandmother had a church and a homeless shelter. my aunt has a homeless shelter so i needed to do something. i like to feed people sought thought i would start their. >> she just told us one day that she had to go out in her heart and see those people we decided to join her she used her own money to do it and it was like something for all of us we all went out and we were crying just to see the expression on those people's faces when she delivered a lunch to them. and she said it's just because. >> she didn't stop at lunch. she spends hours putting together these care packages even making

different bags for men and women. >> what's in here? >> soap and wipes, a first-aid kit, deodorant, toilet paper. they need that. >> we tagalong and she hit the loop with her co-workers. they've come up with a name for her weekly project, but call it love in the motion. >> du hear stories out there or? >> i just drop it off and go if they want to talk we can talk. >> have a good one. >> keep up their spirits. >> i tried to help to raise money because of buying this every week it's a little costly. >> we want this to go big. not just here in chicago but there's a lot of people out here that we want to help make a difference for. just one person is a big deal. >> at not at her full-time job she works part-time at the met center. all the money that keeps

her two year-old love in motion project going. helping people on the street get food and inspiring others along the way. >> we need more people like you in the world. >> what you get? >> it's not for me. i don't get anything i just want to help other people. but don't look for any reward. i do it because it's a good thing to do. that's it. >> a big part of this is how we can help people out. we asked her what she needed she said she just wants people to go to her page and she's trying to raise as much money and she can so she can buy as many lunches and she can to hand them out in the streets. we didn't want to stop there. the whole mission is to do something nice so we talk to our friends at harry carey they are giving her a full dinner for two there they're going to totally take care of her. they

thanks to them because she deserves something because she spends all her money. basically she puts in her money to go do this for other people. keep the ideas coming. the calls we're getting our outstanding. that's my phone number there you can e- mail or the message. i am getting back to you as fast as i can. with had so many. >> coming up reviews of the new movies including how to train your dragon.

after going undercover to bust drug dealers in a high school, channing tatum and jonah hill have moved on to college. dean says "22 jump street" is the rare sequel that is *much funnier than its predecessor -- with a stronger story, better performances, and a sense of self-deprecation where not much is taken seriously. it's deans list "a." and for the kids, there's "how to train your dragon 2." it's a continuation of the a story of magical village where humans -- and flying, charming dragons -- are being threatened by an evil dragon hunter. dean says, except for a few slow parts in the story for

little kids... it's a good, not great, dean's list "b." coming up, your morning headlines and whether it will live with much more on t

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