a boy climbed on top of a metra train and is electrocuted to death. we'll have a *live report. the u-s embassy in baghdad increases security, and the white house considers talks with iran over the crisis in iraq. and, the kennedy expressway construction work is ahead of schedule -- all inbound lanes are back open this morning. good morning. i'm dan ponce. 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. >> air-conditioner is were on last weekend. yesterday we brat 84 degrees happy father's day. >> it was a great day it was warm. >>, and to get even warmer. i don't even want to give this forecast. let's take a look. we are going to feel like miami.

not our best. ample sunshine six degrees above average and wind out of the west a light breeze today the greece will pick up tonight. 71 degrees right now. typical high is only 80. it is 66 degrees in bartlett. it will be a warm day. we have a clear indication of the moisture once the reach 60 we know you can build that humidity. and to be a relatively muggy and warm day. with a drive for much of monday chance of showers and thunderstorms and maybe some heavy downpours after the sun goes down. you'll hear that under an see that lightning in her neighborhood. we have a 40 percent chance by 9:00 of rain. here's that miami weather. chance of rain every day in the seven days forecast. he can't be

right but you can't be wrong. today's high 86 ... taro up to 90 degrees. accuracy takes a nosedive this week. >> we're talking about the kennedy construction began all lanes are reopened. it wasn't as bad as everyone had predicted. that was because everybody took the advice and stayed off the kennedy. they said they had 33 percent fewer people out on the roads which really helped decrease the traffic tieups. the other reason is that the work was finished one day early lanes were due to open at 5:00 a.m. today they opened yesterday morning at 5:00 a.m.. that helped all the traffic tieups. great news out there things are progressing it's down to 82 weekend project instead of three weekends. all talk about more coming up. >>a boy is dead after being

electrocuted by a metra train in south suburban university park. judy wang is *live at the metra station with more. >> good morning. university park police and fire department are declining to discuss what happened. investigators and not releasing the boy's name or age. metra said he was one of two children that went into the railyard. this happened at about 7:00 p.m. the railyard is set to 30 1/3 and governor's highway in the south suburbs station. the spokesman for metra says the boy climbed on top of a parked on occupied train he may have jumped up there and was electrocuted. pronounced dead before nine. police are waiting for autopsy results from the coroner's office. the rail yard and the station are located at the end of the metra electric district line. service was stopped to last night because of the

incident. shuttle buses were run from university park. a spokesman says the service or this morning's rush hour should be back to normal. back to you. >>three people were shot and injured as they stood on a sidewalk in bronzeville. it happened at 11:30 last night near the intersection of 50th street and michigan avenue. police say a man on a bicycle rode up to the victims and starting shooting. a 17-year-old girl was shot in the leg. another girl was shot in the ankle. a 19-year-old man also suffered graze wounds to his ankle and thigh. all of the victims are expected to recover. no arrests have been made. a man tried to lure two children into his s-u-v. it happened last night on the 20-hundred block of north tripp. the driver tried to talk to a six year old and a seven year old, while showing them a gun. both children did not talk to the stranger and ran for safety instead. police only have a vague description of the driver, but they did say his s-u-v was white with black tape on the windows. two young brothers from gary drowned while playing in a water hole near their home. 9-year-old donel smith and his

brother, 8-year-old terrion, went with their ten-year-old uncle and several other children to an area known as "the pit" near the border of the gary and hobart on saturday night. neighbors say the property was being excavated and there were "no trespassing" signs posted. their uncle says it was their first time there ... and he tried to save the boys when he saw them go under water. >> i got up and try to pull them out but it was too far. >> it was head to toe sand from them. >>witnesses say terrion went under water first, and his brother drowned while trying to save him. a three-year-old boy from rockford also drowned while visiting relatives in far southwest morris. the grundy county coroner says liam vaughn drowned in an above- ground swimming pool sunday afternoon. his mother had reportedly gone inside the home to check on other children. liam's father was talking with other adults nearby when the boy slipped into the pool and disappeared. iraq's air force has begin a series of air strikes against islamist militants who seized

control over another iraq city, tal afar, over the weekend. andrew spencer reports, iraq's prime minister says his military will retake any ground the militants now claim as their own. >> these photos posted on the internet appear to show the mass execution of what are said to the iraqi security forces all the cnn cannot confirm their of the to city. alcohol and a splinter group is trying to establish an islamist state straddling the border between iraq and syria. the militants controlled the city on sunday taking control of the second largest city last week. the prime minister says the city did not fall accusing politicians of conspiring against their homeland. : we will march on every inch with all our weapons in hand so we can liberate and cleanse every inch of iraq. the government has struck back with air raids on militant targets, state been reported monday morning that the iraqi air force has killed more than

200 militants in strikes northwest of pollution. some soldiers have refused to fight abandoning an outpost before militant even arrived. kurdish fighters had taken for control holding position. volunteers have also taken to the streets to denounce the violence. bound to protect themselves and their cities from the militants. the already heavy fortified u.s. embassy has beaten up security with the arrival of 50-100 army and marine personnel. senior u.s. official said the obama administration is also considering direct talks with are run over the deteriorating situation. >>the al-queda -linked "al shabaab" terrorist group is being blamed for a deadly attack that left dozens of people dead in kenya. gunmen opened fire on a police station and bank in a coastal town last night and then set fire to two hotels that are used as boarding houses. the kenya red cross says at least 48 people died in the attacks.

al-shabaab has been blamed for several deadly attacks in kenya since last fall. a federal magistrate holds a hearing today in whether chicago may emerge from the hiring restrictions of the shakman decree. a federal monitor says, one last hurdle remains. city aldermen are balking at a directive from mayor emanuel that city employees, fired or forced out for misconduct, may not be given jobs at the city's sister agencies -- the c-t-a, the park district, or chicago public schools. despite the aldermen's resistance, the federal monitor will tell the judge, the city has essentially *met its requirement to get politics out of most city hiring. governor pat quinn has signed a new law banning police ticket quotas. the new law prevents police departments from assigning officers a specific number of tickets to issue in a given period of time. it also stops agencies from comparing police officers based on how many tickets they write. governor quinn says this will allow police to use their own judgment in deciding whether to ticket a driver. kennedy expressway should be

normal, with no lingering effects of the weekend project to take down part of the old ontario street bridge. the first phase of the project went faster than expected... by late saturday evening the inbound kennedy at the bridge was reopened. and by late yesterday afternoon the ohio feeder ramp was reopened. >> traffic is flowing nicely i've had no problems. >> it's beautiful. everything is all done and ready to go. >>this coming weekend, the *outbound kennedy will be closed at the bridge. and if demolition goes at the same pace, the road crews will even finish the work that was originally scheduled to require a *third weekend. next weekend's work on the kennedy will shut all the outbound lanes from grand to odgen. it begins friday evening at 9. outbound traffic will be detoured around the work zone. and the ramp from the inbound eisenhower to the outbound kennedy will be closed. once again, i-dot officials are urging weekend visitors to the city ot take public transit. one family takes unity to a whole new level. four siblings decided to combine their weddings into one!

three sisters and one brother all tied the knot in utah last weekend. not to reach other ...they decided what really mattered on the big day was to make each other happy and say their "i do's" together. all eight newlyweds and their families and friends gathered for one big reception saturday night. saving some money for the parents. >> they could take their christmas vote the same time. >> a think it wedding average is 50,000. so they saved a lot of money right there. let's take a look at our day. this is a forecast you just don't want to give. basically a chance of rain after tonight and for the rest of the week. not a high chance but i do think showers and thunderstorms will develop tonight. nice and warm today but tomorrow showers and storms began. 90 degrees hot and humid. wednesday another chance of showers returns chance of rain will diminish a bit in time for

the upcoming weekend. >> coming up, several children are burned in a freak cannoned accident at a town parade. >> a new wildfire threatens hundreds of homes in california. and police crash with protesters at the world cup as team usa gets ready for their opening match. >> a mother is outraged after her toddler was not allowed to use the bathroom on airplane.

a thousand homes in central california are being threatened by a new wildfire. it's being called the "shirley fire." five hundred residents of kern county, near bakersfield, were ordered saturday to evacuate their homes. the fire is only 10-percent contained. and western winds, combined with drought-like conditions, are raising the risk that the fire could spread fast. there is still to word on how the fire started. several children are seriously injured after a explosion during a parade in utah over the weekend. three children, ages ten through 12, were part of a civil war re-enactment group that were taking part in a parade in orem, utah saturday. the group fired off a cannon and witnesses say embers from the cannon landed on a pouch containing additional charges for the cannon and exploded. the children then caught fire. they were taken to local hospitals in stable condition. jet-blue is apologizing to a mother after her daughter was denied use of a bathroom during a flight. a flight was on the runway, at j-f-k airport, when it got delayed, last week.

that's when a three year old girl had to use the bathroom. but when her mother tried to take her, a flight attendant ordered them back to their seats. the girl wound up wetting herself on the seat. her mother says the flight attendant yelled at her again when she stood up while trying to clean up the mess. >> she said i'm a mom as well i know what you're going through i'm sorry this happened to. i don't care about a voucher that doesn't matter to me. i did want an apology for my family because we felt like we were not treated right and we felt awful about it. >>jetblue offered the mother a 50-dollar voucher and five- thousand dollars toward the charity of her choice. it also tweeted out that the crew followed f-a-a rules regarding airplanes on the tarmac. as crowds cheer during world cup matches in brazil, riot police are dealing with protesters outside the stadium. police fired tear gas and stun grenades as the crowd moved closer to the stadium. this demonstration started peacefully as a way to raise awareness of social issues. the protesters say the people of rio are not benefitting from

hosting the world cup as their country pours more money into it. brazil has spent eleven-billion dollars to host the games. no matches were disrupted during the protests. rain could delay team u-s-a's first match in the world cup. the men's team is supposed to play ghana today, but it's been raining pretty heavily. some areas are flooded and dozens of homes were evacuated over the weekend. some say the u-s is already in a must-win situation because its grouped with portugal and germany. there's also a revenge factor since ghana has knocked the u-s out of the last two world cups. demetrius, you haven't even been on get this is not a good sign. >> this is when you need to be sick as a meteorologist. chance of rain every day and just never going to be right. after today and for the rest of the upcoming seven days forecast. not all day showers. i can justly know that the chance is highest in new the morning of the afternoon. today it will be

overnight. wind right now of the southwest as 6 mi.. two point is that '60. a warm day once this temperatures dipped to 60 you can see that humidity creeping up. seven degrees right now. 66 and bartlett. 63 in lansing. a very warm start to the day. it's 64 in mid way. union at 61. the heat index will feel more likely these even near 90 before the day is out. obsolete composite shows storms down to the south. into tonight we have the return of a disturbance. it will move through stopping here at 1125. these are big and thunderstorms maybe even some severe weather as we have a real unstable atmosphere. the storms will subside early tuesday try to stay rain returns into wednesday. chance of rain each day in the upcoming forecast,

but tonight it will come through tomorrow in the morning when stanley the day. tonight we're down to 60 degrees. wednesday remake 86 degrees. >> it's nice and quiet on the roads. at the kennedy construction finished early yesterday. to no more delays because of that. here's a live look at the in bound dan ryan everything is moving along into the circle that's the case across the board for the expressway's. we do have some road work out there on the eisenhower heading outbound at wolfe road left lane out until 5:00. that's traffic. >> coming up a technical glitch in its target stores. >> starbucks rolls out a new benefit for its employees. >> and the spurs go for their fifth nba championship against the miami heat. we have highlights. >> in addition to the highlights

we will have reaction from some of the fans about the failure of the big three in miami. and sure the internet is being very gracious and polite of credit. right? we will find that in just a bit.

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amid concerns about the conflict in iraq. still... the dow rose 41. the nasdaq gained 13. and the s-and-p added six. target is apologizing for a major technical problem that shutdown their checkout systems at stores across the country last night. customers took to social media complaining about long lines, saying the cashiers could only accept cash for purchases. the problem prevented the use of all debit and credit cards. target says they identified the glitch and it is not related to a security issue. they say the problem is now fixed. starbucks is giving its employees a new job perk. the coffee giant is partnering with arizona state university's online studies program to offer tuition reimbursement. the new benefit will cover two full years of internet courses at a-s-u. both full and part-time employees will be eligible. starbucks says it isn't sure how much the program will cost ... but a spokesman estimated the benefit is equal to about 30- thousand-dollars per employee.

good morning. the white sox are still under fire. they have now lost four games in a row and are four games under 500. the rough ride burned by the long ball in the first it goes over the wall for it to run shot. in the third they get another big home run. two men on a three run blast its six-one. the final was 6-3. much better story for the cubs in philadelphia. just had a 1-0 lead is a solo shot. now it's one of nothing. there were mowing down the phillies all afternoon long. a no-hitter into the sixth the fourth broken out. the cubs went 3-0. they face the miami marlins later tonight. nba

finals, the spurs going for the game. going in for the layup at the foul. there are off to a lead but in the back before halftime the spurs are leading. the blowup in the second half when their fifth nba title leonard is named mvp for the finals. have a great day. >>this father's day was a memorable one for a dad and his little one at a baseball game. this was at the giants game yesterday. the rockies troy tulowitzki hits a two-run home run to left center. but check out who got the ball. a dad, holding a child in one hand and catching the ball *bare-handed with the other. >> did he drop the child this time? >>he just snatches it out of the air and continues walking back to his seat in the stands.

>> he was feeling like the man. i've got this fatherhood thing down. >> that was sponsored by yahoo. >> i wonder if that ad campaign worked. >> the baby didn't even wake up. >> let's take a look. yesterday's high temperature 84 degrees. it's going to be a sunny monday morning. a stormy monday night. sun drenched early today a warmer and humid with strong thunderstorms promised for tonight. it's 68 degrees right now. the dew point temperatures are weighing up in the low sixties already. 83 today to what you can to beat the heat. showers and strong storms are possible by midnight. charles had temperature up to 90 degrees wednesday we are at 86 slight chance of a shower or the thunderstorm each day in the forecast. >> no construction on the

kennedy. planes are supposed to be blocked until 5:00 but everything is finished one day early. looking good on the inbound. we have construction on the tri-state northbound between 83 and 752 lanes are out until 5:00. it's still fairly light early on. keep in mind that wells will be blocked off at division for the cleanup from this weekend. >> still more, including massive arrests in the search for an american teenager missing in israel. >> and it ended the era for the parking lot in the watergate scandal. >> and the army assigns a general to the desertion investigation of the army sergeant from afghanistan. >> and hunting for the hidden cash in millennium park.

the boy comes on top of the train and is electrocuted. we have a live report. >> the u.s. embassy in baghdad increases security the talks over the crisis in iraq. >> and another black bear sightings. we have the newest picture. >> that there is getting around.

>> good morning let's have a right over to whether about the stormy week. >> and know when you go out of town may be to the caribbean, i know you guys to that every weekend. you check the weather and they say chance of rain every day. >> bring in the monday down. >> bringing this to chicago. today we are expecting to be tried. we know we are dry monday. tonight is a different story char's and storms coming our way may be some strong heavy downpours. potentially some watches and warnings tonight. that's after 9:00 p.m. i think the storms action come before midnight. but monday it will be warm and sunny. happy 80 decreased by 9:00 p.m.. its artists 69. let's check on the roads. >> all last week we talked about the kennedy construction. terrible for jurors out on the

road. it wasn't that bad for a few reasons. we all stayed off the kennedy. 33 percent pure cardfewer cars which made it a bit easier. construction crews actually finished an entire day earlier. lins the response to open at 5:00 a.m. actually opened yesterday morning. no problems as far as traffic for father's day commuters. the big news is this project was supposed to take three weekends now down to just two weekends. lane closure coming up again this weekend outbound lanes all blocked at that bridge we will go over that coming up. a boy is dead after being electrocuted by a metra train in south suburban university park. judy wang joins us *live with more. >> good morning. no age or

attended the of the boy. the coroner says he was pronounced dead just before 9:00 last night. at this point we have not left yet learned what led up to the incident specifically how the boy managed to get on top of the train. we are at 233rd and governor's highway where there is a real yard and a station. the metra spokesman says the boy was one of two kids who went into the rail yard around 7:00 coming up and they had jumped on top of a parked train which was not occupied then electrocuted. the coroner's office schedule the autopsy for today to officially confirm that it was the cause of death. this is the end of the metra electric this decline the transit agency stop service at the university park station and operated shuttle bus between the stock service for the commute returns to normal this morning. university park police and firefighters are

declining to discuss the incident saying that metra is leading the investigation. berne university park. back to you. >> iraq's prime minister is calling upon his countrymen to unify, against a band of islamist militants who are taking over iqaqi cities. the insurgents hope to create their own islamist state. thei seized control. of the city of tal afar over the weekend. but the iraq air force has started fighting back, by staging air strikes against militant targets. iraq already claims to have killed 200 insurgents. the obama administration may try to enlist *iran's* help in defeating the islamists. israel's military has arrested more than 150 palestinian suspects as it searches for three missing teenagers. two 16 year old boys and a 19- the west bank last week. one of them reportedly has dual israeli american citizenship. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says hamas kidnapped the teens. hamas leaders and operatives are among the people who have been detained. a spokesman says israel's accusations are "stupid and baseless." secretary of state john kerry

also said hamas appears to be involved and that the u-s sees it as a terrorist organization. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. three people shot and injured as listed on a sidewalk at 11:30 p.m. at 50th and michigan. police say a man on a bicycle grow up to the victims and started shooting. a girl was hit in the leg another girl shot and the ankle and a man suffered grievous wounds to his ankle and five. all victims expected to recover so far no arrests. >> two brothers drowned while playing near a water hole. the boys went to an area known as the pit. one of the boys went under water. his brother try to save him but also drowned. >> if federal magistrate told a hearing to discover whether the chicago may emerge from the hiring restrictions. city

aldermen are resisting the directive they were fired or forced out for misconduct may not be given jobs at the cta, park district or public schools. >> first weekend of the ontario bridge removal went so well crews now say they might finish three weekends of work in just too. in bound kennedy closure was over by late saturday starting friday the outbound will close from brand to of been until the rest of the old bridge is taken down. >> the u.s. army has chosen a man to take over the investigation into the sergeant from afghanistan. captured by the television captured for five years. he's been treated at a hospital in san antonio. it won't mean the investigator only saying that he is a two star general. the investigation begins next week. not sure when the surgeon will be questioned. >>bikers from all over the u-s rode to southern california, demanding the release a u-s marine. sergeant andrew tahmooressi has been jailed in mexico since

march 31-st. the 25-year-old was arrested for taking three u-s registered guns and ammo over the border. tahmooressi claims it was accidental. bikers want to boycott travel into mexico until he is released. they're also hoping the white house will hear their noise and their message. as the exodus of illegal immigrant children from mexico and central america continues, vice president biden is heading to central america. biden will appeal to the presidents of guatemala and el salvador, and an official of the *honduran government, to stop sending children to america's border. and he'll remind those leaders that the current wave of children will *not be eligible for a path to citizenship. the virginia parking garage that gained fame after the watergate scandal forty years ago is going to be demolished. saturday, the arlington county board voted unanimously to replace the parking garage with a new residential and commercial use building. washington post reporter bob woodward met his secret source, "deep throat," at the garage during the watergate investigation. the scandal led to president nixon's resignation in 19-74. in 2005, f-b-i official mark felt revealed he was "deep

throat." the garage won't be demolished until january 2017. a memorial marker will be placed at the site. the buck stops *here . the twitter account that started a craze brings *hidden cash* to chicago. the man behind a counter that started several weeks ago has expanded over the weekend hiding cash in several places including new york city, houston and chicago. yesterday envelopes containing money were stashed in a millennium park. followers quickly track them the free money. >> i'm going to help somebody out there do something really nice for somebody. >> is a great idea. >> very cool generosity. a good way to share with others. >> if you missed out, your chance to find the hidden cash says there will be five more bonuses today. so follow the

tour account. >> let's let that one sink in. for money ... a black bear is continuing his journey across northern check this out ... he was spotted yesterday in chana, illinois -- about 90- miles west of chicago. trisha plescia saw the bear walking through her front yard. there have been several sightings of the bear over the past month. just last week he was spotted in dekalb county... and before that he was roaming through rockford. wildlife experts say it's a male bear, most likely from wisconsin or minnesota. and he's probably looking for a mate. the state has no plans to capture the bear unless it poses a threat. experts say it's unlikely they'll roam in chicago any time soon famous last words. >>calling something *gourmet may not help you stomach any of these dishes.. check out these pictures from photographer christopher testani. this is part of a food art project called "invasive species." each dish is made with a pest, as a way to prevent overpopulation.

this one is made of jellyfish. >> what is on the right? is that a top go? >> you don't want to look too closely at this food. this one has periwinkles, which are small sea snails. apparently they go better with a creamy broth. and for dessert, you can have earthworms. here they're used to make the crust, and the crispy topping, for this lemon tart. yikes. although i do like the search. >> i do love art. to earthworms on a plate. wind of the southwest at 6 mi.. today dew point is this 60. that's only really feel that committee. dew points will be in the 60s today and tomorrow and well into the week. it's going to be a warm and stormy week. 66 right now. 64 in aurora. looking at the dew point numbers, we're a run to

see that a lot when you factor in the committee, that's when you have the heat index. later today it will be close to 90 near 90 that's what feels like in the shade. in the sun will feel 10-20 degrees warmer. it's 64 rainout the lakefront. air conditioners all week. sunlit composite shows we are dry. stars and thunderstorms will come tonight. dry today the only really dry day this week. around midnight we have a cluster of strong storms. we could have severe thunderstorms into tonight and certainly for early tomorrow. >> try out then the rain comes back wednesday. typical high is 80 degrees charts and storms tonight 70 degrees. tomorrow we make 90. it will be monday for the rest of the day. chance of rain in the morning wednesday chance of showers and storms later in the day. a hot week. >> still ahead, and look at what

is like to be a cool kid later in life. >> a meeting the new miss illinois she is from chicago. and a family turn away from a kfc over their young daughters appearance. >> and have social media as reacting to the san antonio's spurs' winning over the miami heat.

a little girl and her family say they were ordered to leave a k-f-c restaurant in mississippi. and here's why. two months ago, three pitbulls attacked 3-year-old victoria wilcher. her face was badly scarred... her jaw was broken... and she lost her right eye. she was going out for dinner with her family after being released from the hospital, when a k-f-c worker in jackson said she couldn't stay. >> she said that we had to leave because there were disturbing the other customers. because her face was disturbing other customers. >>k-f-c's corporate office says the restaurant employee acted improperly. victoria's family says it will never set foot in another k-f-c restaurant. a close call for one skydiving pilot in southern illinois. 21-year-old shawn kinmartin had to jump from his plane as it spiraled out of control on saturday. he was about 12- thousand feet in the air when the parachute of one of the skydivers struck part of the plane, causing major malfunctions.

the plane dropped about 2- thousand feet when kinmartin finally decided jump out. he landed safely into a farm field. the reigning miss chicago was crowned the new miss illinois. she's an aspiring professional opera singer and a teacher and saturday shoes crowned miss illinois and she will represent the state in the miss america pageant in september. she was also miss chicago back in 2012. >>being cool and popular may mean everything in high school, but 'not so much' later on. researchers studied the popularity of 184 children, from middle school to the age 23. it turns out being cool as a kid does not help later in life. according to the study, popular kids are 40-percent more likely to abuse drugs and alcohol.. they are 22-percent more likely to have legal trouble.. the research says focusing on being cool, causes you to miss out on things that can help you mature. marriage rule! that's good news for me. nerds role.

>> cool then cool now. here he is. hi marcus! >> are you one of the cool kids? >> i think all the nerds' decided to prove that the cool kids lost everything in the process. >> some hidden issues there. >> some wounds cut deep. 70 degrees tonight. >> did you have a prom date? >> i had to prom dates. >> he had a back up ... >> tomorrow we make 90 degrees. it's going to be hot. 86 degrees on wednesday. thursday we make 84. >> was it to the teachers? or that your date? just kidding. a few things out on the roads heading in bound on the dan ryan we do have a crash at 55 in the express lanes. it is blocking three lanes on that in bound. we

do have delays on the dan ryan says stick to the locals. in her cell apart and mitchell we have a crash involving a motorcycle. watch for added delays. the rest of the main roads are in good shape. >> the morning how're you guys doing? did you have a good weekend? happy father's day. did you watch a game of thrones? i haven't seen it yet we won't talk about its territory. we're talking about some of the stories that are trending online this morning, but first, an update on our *mr brightside* segment from last friday. we introduced you to kasonja holley, a downtown office worker who spends her lunch break buying lunches and handing them out to people who need them. over the weekend, she had an outpouring of support - her fundraising total is now close to 7 thousand dollars, well past her goal of just over six thousand. she tells me the money will pay for an entire year of lunches to hand out.

a big thank-you to everybody who has been to her fund-raising page. people have been removed by her story. she said she is totally overwhelmed. good for her. the san antonio spurs are nba world champions....which also means the miami heat are *not. let's see how the internet is reacting to this... this also means that didn't demetrius is smiling because the heat are not smiling. let's see how the internet is reacting, and sure very maturely. this is a live look at the heat of bandwagon. it's going down at the moment. keith vance acting like they don't see my tweets ... the scientists could harness the energy of all the miami heat it would power america for 100 years. here's a look at the heat fans running away from florida.

his band wagon and guess is on the move to wherever he is heading. a video of the heat final celebration. the video does not exist. these are great. and here they are looking at a teammate after the game. how about that? >> they only have themselves to blame. >> ever since they did that celebration when the first went there ... everyone love with the bulls. >> they waited until after the one to celebrate >> everyone else loves the bulls. >> a few weeks ago we ran a story of people paying for fake twitter followers. turns out politicians are no different. but turns out politicians are no different. politico conducted an investigation into the twitter followings of members of congress, and they found that many accounts are loaded with fake *spambot followers. they say the accounts with the most fakes include president obama with 46% fake, dnc chair debbie

wasserman schultz with 35% and senator john mccain with 23%. the study says figuring out where these fake followings come from is nearly impossible, but in some cases, overzealous campaign workers looking for an extra boost for their boss are to blame. very interesting. one of the viral videos going around today, 20 years since the film of pulp fiction. sam jackson was on the gramm norton show and was asked to recite one of his famous speeches. take a look. >> the path of the richest man is beset on all sides. blessed is he who in the name of charity and good will shepherds the week of the valley of darkness. he is his brother's

keeper a finder of lost children. and i will strike down upon the with great inventions and furious and her those who attempt to poison and destroy my brothers. and you will know i am a board that that that when i lay my vengeance upon you. >> how about that? >> that was pretty good. he's still got it. that's it. >> that's pretty good. >> good times. >> we should and every show that way. and what the injury to harrison ford it means about the filming for the new star wars movie. that's coming up.

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oll, we say ♪ ♪ we want you to be okay ♪ enroll, we say ♪ take care people for goodness sake ♪ casey kasem is dead. the voice of "american top 40" and other pop music programs spent his final weeks on life support at a hospital in washington state. born to lebanese immigrant parents in detroit, kasem spent the korean war as a broadcaster for the armed forces radio service. he went on to hosted his radio show for 39-years, counting down the nation's biggest musical

hits. casey kasem was 82. the return of han solo has hit a snag. harrison ford is expected to take two months off after he was injured on the set of the new star wars movie. ford's ankle was crushed by a door on the millennium falcon. he was clutching his chest on his way to the hospital, but it looks like he dodged any other problems. star wars episode seven has been filming for about a month. it comes out in december of next year. >> we are back. >> please, nobody cared about the jump street reboot ... >> the company earned tweet $60 million in its opening weekend. how to train your dragon to, the edge of tomorrow and the faults in our stores rent it out the top five. now we go to demetrius for a look at our stormy forecast.

>> stormy monday it will be a stormy monday night but more a stormy tuesday. today's high 86. >> your morning headlines are next.

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