a glider with 2 people aboard, crashes into the fox river in lasalle county. we'll have the latest. militants lay seige to iraq's largest oil refinery, as the u- s pledges support. we'll have the latest. and why chicago alderman ed burke is holding off on surgery for prostate cancer. good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. tim mcgill is in for demetrius with a check of our weather. >> a good to be here. we have some rain out there that's new. if you showers but not terribly heavy rain. i think overall we will have a lot of dry hours. it's a humid day. a monday start to your morning. a few showers today mostly cloudy and little

cooler along the lake. there is some rain out there to the east. it's starting to move into the north. i think it will dry up after the midday hours then we could see an isolated a storm fire up right now temperatures are as warm as the mid-70s. today, near 80 degrees this afternoon and 30 percent chance for a hit or miss sharp were organized under a storm. this morning there is a chance it will diminish. cooler along the lake. tomorrow dry sponge our 77. cooler along the lake. >> of let's talk about the river walk construction let's address the construction on going on 52 heading south bound starts at

mecham goes to 53. expect some plain blockages and a bit of a squeeze they are working on those signals. other than that south bound 53 from 4 until we have a long term project that has been in place causing delays. more on the river walk coming under 10 minutes. >>crews will resume their search for a man missing in the fox river after the ultra light aircraft he was riding in crashed late last night. the aircraft went down in the fox river near the dayton dam in lasalle county at about ten last night. the lasalle county sheriff's department says the man who was piloting the aircraft was able to get out of the river and was taken to the hospital. his condition is unknown. his passenger was trapped in the ultra light. the government of iraq is refuting the claim that islamist

militants seized control of the country's largest oil refinery. the insurgents from "i-sis" -- also called "i-sil" -- are clearly on the march. secretary of state john kerry says, iraqi leaders can choke off public support for the militants, by improving the country's political climate. kerry pledged substantial america diplomatic and military aid -- provided the iraqis are willing to help themselves. >> it is essential that the leaders formed a genuinely inclusive government as rapidly as possible with in their own constitutional framework. they threaten the stability of the entire region and it is a threat also to the united states. >>with "i-sis" gradually closing in on baghdad, kerry warns that american air strikes on "i-sis" targets could come at any time. another fallen soldier from the chicago area will be laid to rest today. yesterday, family and friends of private first class aaron toppen, of mokena, gathered in orland park for his visitation service. toppen was just 19... but those who knew him best, say he made a big impact.

>> it can be quantified. i know a hero i know a great man. >> it had to set for those of love i sacrifice. and he did that. >>toppen was on patrol in afghanistan when his unit was ambushed. air support was called in. but the coalition warplanes mistakenly fired on the americans. toppen was killed. his funeral begins at 10-am at orland park's parkview christian church. he'll be buried in saint john's cemetery in mokena. longtime chicago alderman ed burke has prostate cancer and will undergo surgery later this week. burke has scheduled the surgery for thursday so he won't miss the city council meeting tomorrow. burke has never missed a council meeting during his 45 years on the council. >> he probably thinks the city can't run without him but they have before. he is unlikely to completely disappear from the

scene. he may take it easy he may take awhile to come back. but he has not been vanquished and this disease will not be the end of ed burke. >>the former police officer, now lawyer joined the city council in 1969. he could discuss his cancer treatment at an unrelated news conference later this morning. burke is 70 years old. a defrocked priest who served prison time for sexually abusing children pled not guilty to new charges against him. daniel mccormack is facing three counts of felony aggravated criminal sexual abuse. prosecutors say he fondled a 10-year-old boy on several occasions in 2005, while the boy was participating in an after-school program at saint agatha. the boy did not report the abuse until last year. mccormack pled guilty to abusing five boys in 2007. he was sentenced to prison then admitted into a mental health facility, where he remains. he is due back in court next month. taking a look at the *other

top stories this morning. a legislative panel will question seven key people about governor quinn's controversial anti-violence program, which was launched in the run-up to his last re-election campaign. director barbara shaw and several administrators of the "neighborhood recovery initiative" will answer accusations that the 55-million dollar campaign was little more than a political slush fund for quinn. chicago public schools is proposing several changes to its discipline policy, in hopes of reducing the number of suspensions and keeping more students in the classroom. the proposed changes include no more suspensions for students caught using cell phones in class, eliminating suspensions in pre-k through second grade and eliminating mandatory expulsions for students below sixth grade except for weapons violations. the board of education will vote on the proposed changes tomorrow. the f-b-i is looking for a man who robbed a bank in wicker park at gun point, while wearing a security shirt. it happened at the north community bank in the 15- hundred block of north damen yesterday morning.

no one was hurt. this man is accused of firing nine gunshots at another vehicle on the dan ryan expressway. dantrel fuller is charged with aggravated discharge of a firearm. police say fuller shot at a volvo near 71-st street sunday night, causing it to hit another car. the driver wasn't hurt. police say they found a gun in fuller's car after they stopped him nearby. chicago bears defensive lineman cornelius washington was arrested in georgia after he was caught speeding and driving with a suspended license. washington was arrested friday near augusta. he was briefly taken to jail and paid fines for both misdemeanor offenses. the bears drafted washington out of the university of georgia last year. he played in two games last season. washington was arrested in 2011 for speeding and driving under the influence. one of muhammad ali's daughters is teaming up with a boxing club in chicago to fight gang violence. rasheda ali- walsh visited the celtic boxing club on the south side yesterday. she is helping the club raise scholarship money for its youth boxing initiative, by organizing a charity boxing exhibition on thursday. ali-walsh says it's important

to provide young people a positive environment, so they are not wandering the streets. her cousin was shot and killed in chicago back in 1997. the next viewing party for the world cup will be at a different site from the other two. thousands of people gathered at hutchinson field and balbo drive to watch the first two games. up to 20-thousand people attended sunday's game. now the crowd will be invited to the petrillo band shell for u-s-a versus germany, thursday at eleven o'clock. gates open at ten. the u-s needs a win, or a tie, to guarantee a spot in the next round. scoring has gone up in this year's world cup, but the players are not getting all the credit. the adidas brazuca is the ball being used at this year's tournament, which has 40- percent more goals than the last one. a few reasons could be the ball's surface. the brazuca has longer, deeper seams and a rougher surface. this wind tunnel test at nasa shows how this ball has less wind drag, so it'll travel faster. the ball also gives more of a hook when it's kicked, which can make it less predictable. all of that can be good for

scorers and bad for goalies. there's new information about n the field. >> we're starting off a bit muddy.muggyl. heavy showers to e south and east. pushing up to lake counties. most of it is pretty light. maybe break towards the middle part of the day then possibly an isolated thunderstorm this afternoon. it won't be a washout but it will be mostly it is 73 degrees right now low to mid '70's and we're starting off mild in most places. the showers this warning may be nicely the shower this afternoon but manicotti overall. to a bit cooler on thursday at 77. cooler along the lake a better chance for that later friday and saturday. 90 degrees

for the high on sunday we will get warmer. >> coming up dramatic video of an escape from an apartment building fire. >> hundreds of arrests and rescues in a child sex trafficking crackdown. and more details about a shooting rampage in the las vegas. >> and what caused car thieves to give up. that's next.

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the couple accused of killing three people in las vegas earlier this month, including two officers. authorities say jerad and amanda miller were heavily armed and wore adult diapers. the couple was found with four handguns and a shot gun, some of which were bought by amanda when they lived in indiana. the couple died after a 15- minute shootout with police inside a wal-mart. authorities say they smashed a sporting-goods case to get more ammunition ... and, of the 52 shots fired inside the store, 36 came from the couple. investigators say the shopper who was killed was trying to pull out his own handgun, which he was licensed to carry. the f-b-i says it rescued 168 children in a nationwide crackdown of child sex trafficking. one girl is just eleven years old. the rescues happened in more than 100-cities last week. 281-people were arrested. they include two men accused of forcing teenage girls into prostitution in aurora.

officials say they know there are more victims, but someone needs to report them. the f-b-i says 36-hundred children have been rescued from sex trafficking since 2008. quick-thinking residents saved the lives of several people including a baby, during a raging fire at an apartment building in colorado. the rescue was caught on camera yesterday morning. they tied together sheets and then put a mattress in the back of a pick-up truck and had their trapped neighbors jump onto the mattress. eight people were injured in the blaze... including one critically. arson is suspected as the cause of the fire. a woman in seattle still has her car, thanks to a great anti- theft device... a stick shift. three teenagers confronted nancy fredrickson, stuck a gun in her face, and demanded her car keys. then they jumped into her car and tried to drive away. but none of them knew how to negotiate a five-speed manual transmission. so there they sat... until they just gave up and ran away. police say the would-be driver left his fingerprints on the shift knob.

now it's just a matter of tracking him down. >> i tried that trick as a sophomore in high school in our old jeep. i made it down to that end of the driveway. then i just kept rolling. i was in big trouble with my dad. >> and going to do something with this weather trying to get rid of that grain. light to moderate rain. nothing terribly heavy but there are some heavier showers to the southeast. you might see some patchy fog. here is that heavy rain back up to this out and moving up north and east. these showers will diminish by midday. maybe a thunderstorm this afternoon. a bit of a break in the middle of the day then isolated showers.

we will have some dry hours in the middle of the day. most of tamara's should be dry. we have a light west wind and the pressure is fairly low. temperatures in the low to mid '70's. in 81 degrees for our high today. another warm one. scattered showers this morning. mainly cloudy and cool air along the lake. in the next few days things will dry out. cooler tomorrow and thursday we have dry air coming in. only spotty showers on wednesday. thursday an isolated storm otherwise partly sunny really crank up the heat as we head toward the weekend. >> usually we trade in one construction project for another. today a new project starting going over the river walk. working on building a

walkway under the dearborn bridge. we will see the closure begin today it will be blocked off to traffic and pedestrians it will not reopen until monday. in short term project it will extend from state to lake. new acts and south bound to to seven taking had a feeling in spirit will lead to no one's that clears up. >> coming up being fat may be a matter of taste. >> and what he thought about his performance at last night's cubs game. >> and next in sports -- jonathan toews talks about sticking with patrick kane for another contract extension. >> taking a look at what is trending. the way for the white sox fans to keep track of home runs and what did the president to do at chipotle that is causing the internet to freak out? that's important story coming up soon. don't go anywhere.a mixed bag on wall stt

monday the nasdaq and s&p were relatively flat. this evening, the city of chicago hosts its third of five public hearings, on a proposal to raise the city's minimum wage. mayor emanuel's "minimum wage working group" is weighing the benefits of a higher wage versus the potential of job cutbacks by employers who would have to pay it. tonight's hearing starts at 7,

at the velazquez institute, at 28-hundred south western avenue. scientists say people who don't taste fat in food are more likely to overeat and therefore become obese. researchers in australia studied people's eating habits and tested their sensitivity to fat in foods. they found that people who couldn't taste fat in food ate significantly more at lunch after having a fat-filled breakfast. scientists say the study adds to the growing research that links fat to the feeling of fullness. time for sports. the season is slipping away from the sox... they've started the road trip with five straight losses and fallen to seven games below five- hundred. the sox still managing to have fun on the road. down a run in the sixth when jose abreu ties it with his 22- nd home run of the year... the ronald belisario on to close. the slumping chris davis is the pinch- hitter and he ends it with a walk- off three- run

homer. it's belisario's fourth blown save, and the sox lose 6-4. they've lost nine of eleven. bears coach marc trestman looking over the playbook at wrigley. reds up one- nothing in the sixth... anthony rizzo hits one deep to left for his 16-th homer and it's tied at one. hector rondon gave up a run in the ninth, and then with the bases loaded, devin mesoraco hits a grand slam into the basket. another no decision for jeff samardzija and the cubs lose 6- 1. the bears signed five- time pro bowl safety adrian wilson to a one- year deal. at the world cup, brazil and the signing identified your deals back in 2009 is still have one year left. it's very doubtful he says that it would not be signed in chicago. the new deal should be signed starting july 1st. the bears signed a five time pro ct

21 year deal. brazil and the netherlands wind their group of mexico beat croatia to advance to the knockout round. >>sting should be used to singing to large crowds, thanks to his solo career and days with 'the police.' but he says this performance, from last night, was "nerve racking." >> singing take me out to the ball game. sting and some of the cast members of his musical, "the last ship," sang during the 7-th inning stretch at wrigley field. sting had the lyrics handy, so he wouldn't mess up. the performance was actually delayed slightly because the reds almost called for a replay on the last out before the song. you know all about that. he sang that with your dad. >> it was the national anthem

that was a lot more nerve wracking. by more pressure. >> it's always about you. >> to need the lyrics? >> i did not. but he could do no wrong he can do whatever he wants. >> you can do any wrong. >> if i want to do what i want i could be slipping right now. it's 73 degrees right now we're going to make up to about 80 this afternoon. the rain is becoming more spotty. we will have some dry hours later. some storms could develop later this afternoon. it won't be a washout. we do have a 90 degree reading in our seven days forecast. >> women earlier crash out there if you lance out that just reopened. relief along the front. the only item out there that we are really concerned with. we do have the river wall construction kicking off today. >>there's more to come in our next half-hour. another bigger location for thursday's world cup of viewing

party. >> and worry about that and get gathering centers on light poles. >> plus -- another hearing looks into the loss of e-mails in the i-r-s targeting scandal. we'll have details. and an answer to the question, air-conditioning or windows

a glider with two people aboard crashes into a river. >> militants lacy edge to the largest oil refinery in iraq as the u.s. pledges support. >> in a scandal at the v.a. hospital thanks to some whistle- blowers. >>good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. let's go to tim mcgill in for demetrius, for a check of the weather. he felt like getting up early. >> i love getting up extra early. light to moderate rain today it will be a rainout. there is some rain out there this morning heavier showers are to the south. they're pushing up to the northern areas. note center reported get. not a lot of lightning. as light to moderate rain. we will get a break in the midday. it is 67

degrees right now in these areas. here is the rainy temperatures upper 60s and low 70's. high today of 80. showers this morning. in that seven days forecast you concede 90 degrees on sunday. today just spotty stuff. we will have some dry time in their finely. >> we have good news. earlier crash has just cleared cars are getting through all lanes are open again. we have this new river block construction kicking off today right over the dearborn bridge. the bridge will be closed to pedestrians and traffic while the work on the walkway that will extend from state to lake. this is anticipated to wrap by monday morning. through the rest of the weekend you will get a detour around this area while they do that work. another update in

just a few minutes. >> a man is presumed dead after an ultra light glider crashed in the fox river in lasalle county. nancy loo is *live at the scene in dayton, illinois, with more. >> good morning. the ultra light craft is still in the river lodged in a shallow area. it's right near the didn't dim. the waters are too dangerous for crews to recover that passenger. the fire chief tells me that the craft crashed into river around 8:30 p.m.. the pilot was able to get out of its hardness and reached the shore. he suffered cuts and is now hospitalized at st. elizabeths hospital in ottawa. condition not known. he

informed emergency crews about his passenger but attempts by numerous agencies to retrieve the passengers body have been not successful. the current and conditions right now are just too dangerous. they saved blogs, flying over the river they're trying to bring in more equipment right now perhaps some ropes to try and hook that to the craft to dislodge it and bring it to shore. this is a developing situation that we are going to continue to follow. but for now, we're live in a state in illinois. back to you. >> the government of iraq is refuting the claim that islamist militants seized control of the country's largest oil refinery. the insurgents from "i-sis" -- also called "i-sil" -- are clearly on the march. secretary of state john kerry says, iraqi leaders can choke off public support for the militants, by improving the country's political climate. kerry pledged substantial america diplomatic and military aid -- provided iraq creates a

more inclusive government. president obama gave russia a warning about what it's being doing in ukraine. the ukrainian government continues to battle pro-russian separatists. the white house says president obama warned russian president vladimir putin that russia faced new sanctions unless it stopped arming the separatists. the state department says russian tanks are being prepared to cross the border. russia says putin is stressing a ceasefire and direct talks for both sides. one chicago alderman is calling for a hearing on a city deal to allow researchers to put sensors up in the city. alderman bob fioretti says mayor emanuel should have gotten city council approval to install sensors on light poles along michigan avenue. they will measure air quality, sound volume and other environmental information. but fioretti is concerned about privacy, because the sensors will also count people using wireless signals on their mobile devices.

>> it's going to be counting the number of devices that can see in the same way those rubber hoses that cross the street count the number of cars that go by. >>data from the sensors will be studied by the university of chicago and argonne national laboratory. the first eight will go up next month. researchers hope to install dozens more around the loop by the end of the year. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. longtime chicago alderman ed burke says he has prostate cancer and will undergo surgery later this week - after the city council meeting tomorrow. burke has never missing a council meeting over the last 45 years, so he scheduled his surgery for thursday so he won't break that streak. another fallen soldier from the chicago area will be laid to rest today. yesterday, family and friends of private first class aaron toppen, of mokena, gathered for his visitation service. toppen and several fellow troops were killed this month by friendly fire in afghanistan. a legislative panel will question seven key people about governor quinn's controversial anti-violence program, which was launched in the run-up to

his last re-election campaign. director barbara shaw and several administrators of the "neighborhood recovery initiative" will answer accusations that the 55-million dollar campaign was little more than a political slush fund for quinn. the viewing party for team u-s- a's next game at the world cup will be at the petrillo music shell. gates open thursday, at ten a-m. that location will be able to hold more than the previous two sites, which had thousands of fans watching the games on a large screen. the u-s needs a win, or a tie, against germany to guarantee a spot in the next round. the house oversight committee holds a second day of hearings, this morning, as republicans look into the loss of thousands of e-mails in the i-r-s targeting scandal. andrew spencer has the details. >> the oversight committee grilled the irs commissioner on monday in a hearing that lasted more than three hours. the chairman accused the irs of not producing documents which embarrassed the agency. >> i said i would provide the emails we are providing the

melton never said i would provide in else we did not have. >> the mills are from the division for the key parties who went through the difficult process for step tax exempt status. she said she did nothing wrong but is frustrated investigators by refusing to testify. lawmakers demanded to know why they didn't learn months ago about the loss of the mouse. >> you don't remember when they said you lost the e-mail? you don't remember that? >> i remember being told in april. i don't recall who told me. >> democrats accused republicans of conducting a witch hunt. the attached is used a similar statement. >> not a single shred of evidence to substantiate the theory that they continued to mysteriously losing it. >> subpoena a former white house attorney who now works for the white house saying that she left the attorne agency before the

loss of the mill's boss had no information to offer. >> yet another scandal is emerging at the veterans administration. a federal investigator reviewed reports from whistleblowers at v-a hospitals, and found what she calls a troubling pattern of deficient patient care. cancelled doctor appointments weren't rescheduled... patients were served tainted water, and contracted legionnaire's disease. one vet at a mental facility received no psychiatric exam for eight years. and the investigator says, the v-a didn't take the whisleblowers' complaints seriously. the v-a promises the results of a full departmental review in two weeks. a new report says a slow response by police and prosecutors held back charges against jerry sandusky. sandusky is in prison for sexual abusing ten boys for more than a decade. an investigation by pennsylvania's attorney general's office says communication problems and slow execution of search warrants held the case back by three years. the report says the response

was not political. an independent hearing examiner is recommending that sandusky get his state pension reinstated. the examiner says sandusky was not a state employee when rules that forfeited pensions because of sex crimes were put in place. sterling versus sterling today in a pre-trial hearing over ownership of the los angeles clippers. donald sterling is fighting his estranged wife's sale of the team to former microsoft ceo steve ballmer. sterling's lawyers filed court papers showing the team could soon be worth more than the sale price of two-and-a-half billion dollars. she is requesting that the move quickly before the franchise loses value but donald sterling is asking for more time arguing they will be worth more as time passes. the doctor that found him mentally unfit was influenced by his wife to do so according to mr. sterling. a rookie police officer rescued a woman who was laying on some railroad tracks in texas. someone flagged the officer down early sunday morning, to say they say the woman just sitting there. the officer flipped on the lights in his patrol car, which automatically turned on the dash camera. then he jumped out as the railroad crossing gates were

going down. he grabbed the woman and dragged her off the tracks, seconds before a train passed. the officer has only been on the job for ten months. want to get better gas mileage in these hot summer months? just open your car window, and leave the air conditioner off. we've all been told that opening your windows at highway speeds can create a wind drag that hurts your fuel efficiency. but the web site "vox" tested the theory... and found that turning off the a-c *more than makes up for it. and the researchers say, it works at *slow speeds, too. there you have it. >> or you could sit on a pile of dry ice to keep you cool. light to moderate rain this morning. hear south and east across kankakee moving up to lake and porter. not a lot of thunder with this. i think this will taper off as we get to around eight or 9:00. then the mostly cloudy skies just a few peaks of son. it is 73 degrees right now

fairly high humidity. a range of temperatures from the '60s to 74. forecast for today is mostly cloudy. maybe a bit of sun as the clouds been to the midday hours. after the showers this morning we may have some showers this afternoon. a little cooler along the lake erie tonight partly cloudy pettifog. the next few days have drier air. just a chance of a spot the shower. wednesday and thursday we make 77. partly sunny skies. more son for the next few days. the heat comes in for the weekend. >> still ahead, how the mars rover celebrated its one year anniversary. >> and another familiar earhart planning a flight around the world. and the new music video some call it a desperate attempt to win back his wife.

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residential neighborhood. no details have been released but we will bring them to you as soon as they become available. >>a powerful earthquake rocked part of alaska. it came from 70 miles beneath the earth's surface. and it was centered about 15 miles from "little sitkin island." the quake registered 7-point-9 on the richter scale. and already, there have been more than a dozen aftershocks. a tsunami warning was issued, but later cancelled. so far, there are no reports of serious quake damage. a tornado caused significant damage in ohio. the national weather service confirmed that it was an "e-f- 1" or "e-f-2" that touched down in brunswick yesterday evening, about 30 miles southwest of cleveland. at least ten homes were damaged ... the roof of one of them was ripped off. police have been going door-to- door to check on residents. no injuries have been reported. the mormon church just kicked a woman out because she won't stop calling for women to be ordained priests. that decision was made by an all-male panel at the "church of jesus christ of latter day saints." the panel convicted kate kelly of advocating policies that are contrary to church teachings. they say she was too aggressive in trying to change other church members' minds.

kelly says being forced out is painful and tragic for her family. an ambitious pilot named after amelia earhart is about to try to do what her famous namesake never did -- fly around the world. amelia rose earhart plans to take off from oakland, california this thursday in attempt to become the youngest woman to navigate around the world in a single-engine aircraft. the 31-year-old pilot is not related to the older amelia earhart, but she says she will follow her flight plan that covers 24-thousand miles. earhart never finished that trip - she disappeared in june 1937. her younger counterpart sees this as a chance to make things right. >> we want to close our flight plan and she never got to do that. 77 years ago that flight plan was open. i was very inspired. i want to close that flight path plan for her. >> earharts says the trip will take her two and a half weeks and she plans to make 17 stops in 14 different countries.

the mars rover "curiosity" is wrapping up the first year of its mission to prep for a *human landing someday. and the rover celebrated its anniversary with a "selfie." actually, it's been on the red planet for 687 days -- a *martian year. during that time, the rover sampled the soil, and determined that mars can support microbial life. it also took radiation levels, to determine whether human visitors need extra protection when they land there, one day. >> we need a rover to determine that? >> demetrius is not here so i get to read all the signs near the stuff. >> does he do that? >> he would just kick me under the table if i got wrong. >> will start off a rally monday in the '70s. there is some rain. some areas have seen nine days of rain in a row. the range stretches down to kankakee. heavier showers in some areas. the good news is most of this will taper off in the next few hours. it will be fairly tried during the day. if the peaks of

son. a warm start in these areas. a bit cooler in highland park. 69 right now at the old st. mary's school. maybe some patchy fog especially north and west. we make it to 80 degrees today cooler along the lake. 30 percent chance for the shower or storm in the midday hours i think most of the day will be dry. showers will develop this afternoon. espy char wednesday and thursday we make '70s. cooler and drier with more son in the next few days. not a washout overall. 90 degrees on sunday. the heat is on. high of 90 degrees on monday. >> a few accidents out there. one cleared another new one at the bishop ford a 130 causing delays of the shoulder gaper delays. earlier crash in bound a 57 out of the way. there's a new construction project right over the chicago river that has

dearborn bridge closed starting today going through monday working on the walkway and the bridge from state to lake. >> i was waiting for your introduction. it can start without that. >> it is in my contract. be quiet. >> every three months we have to sign that. $12 per hour for that. how are you guys doing? let's take a look at what's trending. let's start with something for white sox fans... jose abreu homers so often, it can be hard to keep track of them all. now there is a twitter account dedicated just to that. it's @didabreuhomer, and it posts an update on nearly every abreu at bat. in case you were wondering, yes, he homered yesterday. that's number 22. they even apologize if they

aren't as quick catching up. there's an update on pretty much everyone and he did hit number 22 yesterday. he is becoming the story of baseball. really incredible to watch. the internet was excited to see president obama step out for lunch yesterday. where did he go? chipotle. the president decided to grab a quick bite before the white house's summit on working families. no big deal...until white house photographer pete souza tweeted this photo... that's the president *breaking the sneeze guard rule.* buzzfeed is calling this a major >> you have to make sure you get your food right. >> they're calling this a major presidential overreach also complaining that he said the name of the restaurant incorrectly. he used another

word in front of it. >> like the artist formerly known as dominick. >> mary on those. >> music video from robin thicke, here's a bit of that. >> how about the song singing a should not have had naked girls in my video. >> ofthe song is called *get her back.* the blurred lines* singer is making it pretty clear he'd like his estranged wife paula patton back. his new album will be titled *paula, it will be available for download on july first. as said, if you want to get your wife back maybe don't put a

naked woman in your video? >> and don't put your hand on their bottoms. that a big no-no. >> the rest are minor details. >>and finally, ebay deals surveyed more than 1,000 people, asking what they call, and how they pronounce, the common technology in our lives. kanye west goes high fashion... to complete his community service for beating up a photographer. people call the word gif different pronunciations like with a j r a g. and also meme. some call it meemee. the device in your pocket what you call that? most people called a cell phone. two percent still collet a cellular phone. my cellular

phone. they don't even use the word from the just called cellular. >> when about mobile. and finally, the 67 pepercent of people call this a flash drive. a week to you hear what other people call wifi. it's pretty ridiculous. >> thank you for that. coming up, how he serving his community service for beating of a photographer. >> is that all we've got? just checking is that the only thing or are to talk about? >> they are not going anywhere. >> they are not going anywhere. >> going high fashion to complete

his community service for beating of a photographer. this picture from instagram shows kanye teaching at a fashion school in los angeles. "t-m-z online" reports he's been speaking with students about his personal experiences in the fashion business. this was his third visit in the last six weeks. back in march... kanye cut a plea deal to avoid jail time and agreed to 24-months of informal probation and 250-hours of community service.

actor gary oldman went off on a profanity-laced tirade while kristen bell and dax shepard are expecting their second child... and the whole family is "beyond excited." their daughter, lincoln, is now 15 months old. bell and shepard married last october after a three year engagement. we may not get to see pictures of the newest member of the family, as the couple plans to keep the photos private. no word on a due date. >> started off with light to moderate rain. it won't rain all day. we will get a break in the midday hours. heavier rain is coming down in northern indiana. today's high 81 koller long lake. the the the sun later in the day but overall pretty cloudy. a spotty showers wednesday and thursday. here is the warm-up for the weekend up to 90 degrees on sunday. >> we keep getting accidents popping up but they are clearing just as quickly. in bound dan

ryan at 63 is the latest crash off to the shoulder. it is causing a bit of a gaper delay. earlier crash at homestead has been cleared along with the been cleai will light upthe every room i walk into.

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