the eisenhower opened up early this morning, after flooding brought traffic to a halt. details in a *live report. three firefighters are hurt battling a fire overnight at a south suburban car shop. and george lucas picks chicago for the future home of his "star wars" museum. 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. good morning, demetrius. we have some fault with this morning. >> that's a brand of that saturation from the rain. 2 in. more than normal, the month. we still have a week ago. we are expecting more showers but it will be more widespread. not everyone is going to see that

heavy rain. temperatures are going to drop we have been above 80 for the last week. today we think those high temperatures will struggle to reach 80. tens of greedense fog out there righ it's 3 mi. at midway. at this moment we are dry. you have to take these moments as they have been short-lived. 75 degrees by 5:00 p.m.. typical high is 83. we have isolated showers and storms late tonight into tomorrow. >> all lanes have opened on the eisenhower after they were partially closed last night because of high standing water and flooding. in the early morning commute a good thing has

opened. lots of high standing water. that has subsided. this is 83 from maine to bluff a single lane they're working on the bridge maintenance. that will wrap until september. it will be there for awhile. heading west out of washington resurfacing work. just another week and a half before they will be wrapping that up. >>nancy loo is *live along the ike with more on last night's closure. >> he mentioned all lanes are open again and you can see traffic is flowing again through this section of the ike. it is ready to go for the morning rush. that is after a long night for crews clearing because it drains that led to flash flooding at the 25th avenue viaduct in broad view forcing state police to shut down all lanes of this busy expressway

from 17-25 just after 7:00. the shutdowns stretch on for six hours. a traffic nightmare for thousands of drivers. some reported sitting in it for about four hours. just before the shutdown, to drivers found out about the flooding the hard way. >> i was going along just like everybody else has improved under the bridge. a truck came next to me and splashed me and the other car. and then we got stuck. >> not clear yet what took so long to clear the i doubt but the work has wrapped up. all lanes are open again. >>people near indianapolis are cleaning up after a tornado touched down there. the national weather service says the twister was an *e-f-

one* tornado with winds up to 110 miles an hour. it touched down in hendricks county at about 2:30 yesterday afternoon. no injuries were reported, but the tornado did damage several homes, ripped off several roofs and damaged hundreds of cars. there were reports of a funnel cloud spotted here in the western suburbs as well. a viewer shot this cell phone video of the funnel cloud seen in hillside at about six last night. there were no reports of any touchdowns or any damage. yesterday's storms also caused delays and problems for flights at both o'hare and midway airports. more than 85 flights were canceled at o'hare as of nine last night. arriving and departing flights were delayed about an hour. at midway, flights were delayed for ninety minutes. three firefighters were injured while battling a fire at an auto repair shop. the fire happened last night in south suburban harvey. flames spread throughout the building and came out of the roof. several vehicles that were inside caught fire, some tires exploded. three firefighters were taken to the hospital for smoke

inhalation. one was already released, and the other two should be out shortly. >> the workers expressed that could not contain the fire and it just abandoned ship. at that point i fire department got here gun-control but the roof did collapse. >>no other buildings were damaged by the fire. officials say the cause appears to be accidental, but it's still under investigation. the crisis in iraq is deepening. and the obama administration is weighing what to do about it. islamist militants from the group "i-sis" are expanding their footprint by seizing more and more cities. and now they threating neighboring syria and jordan, as well. some senators say it's time for america to stop them *there, before they come *here. >> no member of the senate could have left that region believing the homeland was not in danger if they are successful. >> i continue to argue that we need to target those supply lines that speed them. we need to target their control we need

to work closely with our allies especially jordan to protect them from the growing risk this poses. >>as iraqi security forces defend a major domestic oil refinery from the militants, iraqi citizens by the thousands have fled their homes in favor of refugee camps. president obama has said he won't send combat troops to iraq. primary elections were held in eight states. two of the longest serving members of congress were up for re-election. six-term republican senator thad cochran narrowly defeated his tea party rival in a run- off in mississippi, by making a last minute appeal to democrats and african-american voters. 22-term democratic congressman charles rangel is claiming victory in a close race in new york, but his opponent has yet to concede. rangel has said this will be his last election. chicago will be the home of the new george lucas museum. the filmmaker will showcase his epic collection of "star wars" and other hollywood memorabilia, along with his collection of norman rockwell paintings, on a complex to be built just south of soldier field. mayor emanuel lobbied hard for the museum.

>> i just got off the phone to thank them for choosing chicago. >>the shedd aquarium, adler planetarium and field museum will be the movie memorabilia and narrative art museum's neighbors. san francisco and los angeles *lost their bids to host the new lucas museum. lucas owns a home here... and he's married to chicagoan mellody hobson, the president of ariel investments, and chairman of dreamworks animation. construction of the new museum is expected to be finished sometime in 2018. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. plans for building a new gun shop in northwest suburban niles is on hold. the shop faces opposition because it would be close to several schools, including one for students with special needs. village board members were going to vote on a permit last night, but they sent the measure back to the zoning board for further discussion. the zoning board will hold a hearing on july 7-th. the illinois state police will pay 40-million dollars to five men who were wrongly sent to prison for the rape and murder

of a 14-year-old girl. they've been known as the "dixmoor 5." they were imprisoned as teenagers for the murder of cateresa matthews in november of 1991. but d-n-a evidence cleared them, three years ago. a newspaper delivery woman is dead... after someone carjacked her vehicle on the south side, and she tried to stop it. chicago police are still looking for a suspect. wgn's patrick elwood has more about the delivery woman known well in the pill hill neighborhood. 50-year-old jeffrey carpenter of chicago was the man killed in monday night's crash of an ultra light glider in the fox river. he was a passenger in the glider when it went down near the dayton dam in lasalle county. the pilot was able to free himself and swim to the shore to get help. he told police he was having engine trouble just before the aircraft crashed. a local soldier was laid to rest in mokena, two weeks after he was killed in afghanistan. 19-year-old aaron toppen and

the rest of his unit were ambushed by the taliban. and when air support was called in, the coalition planes mistakenly killed toppen and four colleagues. his superiors in afghanistan say toppen carried out his duties with quiet professionalism. his family remembers him as a man who was born to serve. >> he represents something very good about humanity and about this country. we all have a hole in our hearts the size of a 19 year-old hero. we will never be able to fill that. but today we will start to heal. >>among the memories shared at toppen's funeral: the *tattoo he got before he was deployed to afghanistan. it read, "for those i love, i sacrifice". a camper had his camera out during a hail storm, when he got a little too close to the action. that loud boom you heard was lightning. it hit just a few feet away from a camp site at yellowstone national park. the man who shot this says he didn't realize what it was until after he watched the video. you can see everything was

bright for just a fraction of a second. the lightning actually carved lines into the ground, and you can see they're right next to a tent. good morning. yesterday we did see errorour fair share of rain today it will be as widespread or as heavy. we have 71 right now is 58 in willamette. the dew point temperatures are hugging and the other temperatures talking about saturated air and that will lead to fall. we do have fog across the region especially close to the lake. dense fog the advisory is in effect until 9:00 a.m.. 77 degrees today 30 percent chance of rain southwest. tamara's high

is 78. up to 90 degrees in time for sunday. >> when the report blames for the crash of the ec and a flight on a runway into for cisco. >> the owner of the drone is speaking app after being accused of peeking into a woman's apartment. >> and why some people get better advice of others. d

and defrocked for presiding over his son's gay wedding ceremony has been reinstated by the church. frank schaefer performed the same-sex wedding in 2007, but a parishioner found out about it last year ... and reported schaefer to the church. under church policy, ordained methodist ministers *cannot perform same-sex marriages. he was suspended and defrocked after a trial in november. schaefer appealed and yesterday, the church overturned its decision. he will now receive his lost salary and benefits dating back to december. mistakes and confusion in the cockpit are being blamed for the crash of asiana airlines flight 214. three people were killed, and 187-others were injured, when a boeing 777 hit a seawall and swayed down a runway in san francisco last year. the n-t-s-b says the pilots made several mistakes during their approach. investigators say the crew didn't fully understand the plane's automated system that

was supposed to help them land safely. they also say the system's operating manual wasn't written clearly. a company in portland, oregon, is denying a woman's claim that one of its aerial drones peeped into her high-rise apartment window. lisa pleiss says she looked out her window in seattle, to see the miniature plane hovering nearby... complete with cameras. she even snapped a picture of it, and gave it to the police. the owner of skyris imaging, says the drone was actually taking pictures for a builder, to help it envision the views *from the windows of a building to be built next door to pleiss' apartment building. there is a reason why mosquitoes bite some people more than others. those who work out a lot or are pregnant get it because of a higher body temperature. mosquitos land on people with type o blood twice as often as people with type a. the skaters are drawn to people wearing black, dark blue or red. >> typo. i don't even know my blood type. >> i know because i and the

weird one. i am a-. >> we need someone with a note to walk out with us. this is your good friend. it's 63 degrees right now. wind at 9 mi.. these temperatures are on the cool side in the comfortable range today reaching only the upper 70's this afternoon. it's 58 degrees right now. down to 67 in joliet. satellite and radar composite show we are dry. we had heavy rain yesterday. very moist atmosphere and the potential for follow up today. dense fog of i street in effect for lake and cook county until 9:00 a.m.. we are trying right now. we've seen enough rain for this month. over 5 in. so far typically for the month we get 4 in.. we are two and a half inches of warmer than normal. we have potential for more showers gently to the south and west.

not a high chance today. only 30 percent. tomorrow, south and west highest chance of rain but i would plan my outdoor activities without a washout of the day. friday better chance for precipitation as a friend comes through. today's high 77. spotty afternoon showers. today we're back down to 56. friday we're back up to 81. >> a quick look at a crash on the 80. still causing some delays. this is where it intersects with 57. right lane is blocked. a check that semi truck and so there are trying to clean up the debris across a road. that's a gaper delay associated with that. west bound to 90 at form dale resurfacing work we're squeezed down to a few lanes that should be picked up in the next 45 minutes. you can see it there. not a lot of

volume out there. i don't see a single car. there may be too on the opposite side. maybe some construction crews will need to verify that. but if you see the beryl's you know what's happening. thank god someone like me is here to bring you this routing construction news. >> coming up, but walgreen's flagship store debuts. >> of south suburban strip club is suing the city of harvey. >> and the cubs and socks both tried to snap a losing streaks. >> good morning marcus. >> come morning we are in the edge water rogers park area checking of a new store dedicated to all vintage audio equipment. they have a ton of old vinyl records. we will show you everything coming up. check thisstocks fell on tuesday, with

the dow posting its biggest one- day decline in over a month. it dropped 119 points. the nasdaq lost 18. and the s-and-p fell 12. today is grand opening day for the wrigley building's newest tenant. walgreens' new flagship store will open on the ground floor

this morning. it's twice the size of a typical walgreens. you'll be able to buy frozen yogurt, and even craft beers out of a walk-in cooler. and the store will offerthe new walgreens replaces one that was just a couple doors north on michigan avenue. larger screens are coming to the apple i-phone. the current version has a four inch display. but the next two models will have screens that are "four point seven" inches and "five point five" inches across. apple appears to be matching its competitors, which already have larger screens. the new i-phone's display will reportedly be close to the same size as the one on samsung's galaxy note three. time for sports. first it was carmelo anthony... now it's the best player in the game opting out of his contract to become a free agent. lebron james officially informed the heat he's going to explore the free market. he still had two years worth 42- million on his contract. the move does not necessarily mean lebron is leaving miami, but it allows him to field

other offers. free agency begins july first. the cubs trying to snap a three- game skid on the north side. scoreless in the fourth, and the first hit of the game is a towering shot from anthony rizzo for his 17-th home run of the year. jake arrieta pitched a perfect game through six innings... striking out nine with only three hits over seven innings. cubs win 7-3 and improve to five- hundred at home. the white sox trying to snap a season- high five- game skid in baltimore. scoreless in the first... gordon beckham hits a solo shot to left for his seventh home run of the year. still up 3-1 in the eighth... alejandro de aza grounds one to second... the orioles throw home but alexi ramirez somehow slides under the tag and is safe. jose quintana allowed just one earned run and the sox win 4-2. their first win of the eleven- game road trip. duncan keith won his second "norris trophy" for best defenseman in the n-h-l. chicago- native taylor townsend lost her first round match at

wimbeldon. and at the world cup... uruguay, colombia and greece all won. but jozy altidore will miss team u-s-a's game against germany tomorrow. >> good morning. we have seen enough grain so far for this month but more is coming today not a good chance just widely scattered showers. we should dry out of it. we will make the '70s. >> everything is looking good. a few lingering construction projects out there will talk about more in the next two minutes. >> still more to come. including the aldermen speaking about his cancer diagnosis. the mad and a cat is rescued after being intentionally injured by a firework. >> and a girl who was stabbed by her friends has a message for supporters. >> and one man has a big >> and oni will light up every room i walk into.

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after flooding brings traffic to a stop. >> 3 firefighters are hurt and

battling a fire overnight. >> lawmakers say the crisis in iraq poses a threat to national security. >>good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. is it going to dry out? >> summertime has us just sitting around in the '80s. but we've been stormy every day. its fall the this morning. this is usually vacation time at work for me urologists but not this time. visibility is only half a mile in lansing. tens of revisory until 9:00 a.m.. that flaw is hugging the lakeshore. this bill the only 30 minutemil here are the current temperatures. we are dry but the damage is done. we have moist

air meeting this fall will linger until nine or 10:00. we have a 30 percent chance of rain at west or south of chicago. tomorrow week back up to 78. up to 90 by sunday. >> still dealing with an earlier jackknifed truck that has debris all over the road. this is right where it intersects with 57. you can see travel times as low as 20 mi. per hour. also project on the jane addams causing some big delays all the way up to the county. resurfacing work expected to last several more weeks. >> good morning. all lanes are open again just before 3:00 a.m.. you can see traffic moving along. the lin

i think we lost her audio. will check in with her in a few minutes. people in indianapolis are cleaning up after a tornado touched down there. the national weather serviceon* tornado with winds up to 110 miles an hour. it touched down in hendricks county at about 2:30 yesterday afternoon. no injuries were reported, but the tornado did damage several homes, ripped off several roofs and damaged hundreds of cars. the united states is examining what it can or can't do... and will or won't do... about the deteriorating situation in iraq. andrew spencer reports, islamist militants continue to put pressure on iraqi security forces, as the insurgents take over more and more of the country. >> refugee camps in iraq grow as families flee the violence. the children here are all too aware

of was happening around them. >> we saw three bodies one had no arms. >> one had his arm cut off and two did not have legs. >> under attack, security forces hold their ground at the oil refinery which produces much of the fuel they use for domestic consumption. the u.s. calculate as many as 10,000 fighters in iraq and syria and including escaped prisoners operating with what officials call increasing capability and dexterity and the threat is not just limited to a rock. the obama administration classified briefing on tuesday caught the attention of republican lawmakers. >> no member of the senate could have left the briefing believing that the homeland is not in danger of these people. >> i argue that we need to target those lines that feat that group out of syria we need to target their control structure with in syria and to work closely with our allies to protect them from the growing

risk this poses. >> lawmakers float the risk of air strike with u.s. firepower innocences it seems that any solution to the escalating violence will have to be political. >> the general proposition we need a government to fight for. it makes more sense. >> elections were held in eight states. two of the longest serving members of congress went up for reelection. narrowly defeating his party rival in a runoff in mississippi. democrats and african-americans voted. the 22 democratic term. close race in new york but his opponent has not yet conceded. he says it will be his last election. >>taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. three firefighters were injured at this car repair shop fire in south suburban harvey. officials say the fire started with workers still inside, but then it spread throughout the

building. three firefighters had to be treated for smoke inhalation. no one else was hurt. chicago will be the home of the new george lucas museum. the filmmaker will showcase his epic collection of "star wars" and other hollywood memorabilia, along with his collection of norman rockwell paintings, on a complex to be built just south of soldier field. it's due to be completed in 2018. a proposed gun shop in northwest suburban niles is on hold. the village board postponed its vote on a permit that would allow the shop to be built close to several schools. the measure is now going back to the zoning board, which has a hearing on it on july 7-th. the illinois state police will pay 40-million dollars to five men who were wrongly sent to prison for the rape and murder of a 14-year-old girl. they've been known as the "dixmoor 5." they were imprisoned as teens for the murder of cateresa matthews in november of 1991. but d-n-a evidence cleared them, three years ago. the owners of a closed strip club are now suing the city of harvey and its mayor. "club assets" was closed earlier this month after a w-g-n report revealed the club was operating a strip club, not a

sports bar as it was licensed by the city of harvey. mayor eric kellogg said he voted to shut down "club assets" after he discovered what was happening inside the club. yesterday, the owners of "club assets," filed a lawsuit saying they can't operate, if the city keeps placing "cease and desist" orders on their property. a cat is recovering after it was tortured with firecrackers. the cat was severely injured when a woman found it near 57- th and elizabeth a few days ago. it had burns on its neck, leg, and torso. paws chicago is now looking after the cat, they call 'nicky.' they say they believe someone found a friendly house cat, tied firecrackers to it, and lit them. >> i believe the cat escaped and went and hid for a long time. maybe as long as a week because it was quite starved. >>caregivers at paws chicago say they believe nicky was once someone's pet. the cat is expected to be o-k enough to go into foster care

for possible adoption. chicago's longest serving alderman, ed burke, is talking about his recent diagnosis of prostate cancer and the surgery he's scheduled for tomorrow. >> with faith in god and trust in my doctors, i am confident it will fully recover. after. of recuperation and expected to be able to return to a normal schedule. my family and i are grateful for the messages of support and pressure from friends and well-wishers. >> they discovered the cancer after a recent physical. discovered the cancer after a recent physical revealed high p- s-a levels. he says his experience is proof men should be checked for prostate cancer. the 70-year-old has represented the 14th ward on the southwest side since 19-69. the told euro girl was stabbed in wisconsin and left to the woods to die is thanking her supporters. her name has not been named for safety of her family release this picture showing the girl from the neck down holding a sign that reads

thank you. she is recovering at home from the attack that happened almost a month ago. two other girls are charged with the attempted murder. prosecutors say they're trying to win the approval of a fictional internet character that they thought was real. >>-granada- is a city in spain. -grenada- is an island in the south caribbean. apparently, someone at british airways didn't know the difference. a dentist from maryland booked a vacation flight to spain, and instead ended up in the caribbean... four thousand miles away. edward gamson says, he made the mistake of booking through a human operator, instead of doing it online. he's suing british airways for 34 thousand dollars, to cover the cost of re-booking his flight, his hotels, and all the *tours he planned to take. why don't you just hang out in the caribbean? >> it conceded for part of the world. >> there's a lot of history there. the u.s. history there is not so good but there is some history. just chill out on the beach. here are the current temperatures. we have been

dealing with this humidity for quite awhile. not much of a change today. we have rain and wind and we do have the potential for fall. it's 57 degrees at the lakefront. we will have that fault as we are cooler by the lake. this will expire today and then the empiric be on the lookout. today is another one of those mornings we can't see very far. just leave early today as soon not in a hurry. satellite radar composite shows dry conditions. higher clouds in the region. i think the clouds will break up nicely but later today we do have a weak disturbance moving across the community west of the county bringing potential for a shower or a thunderstorm. 77 degrees for our high today. typically we are in the low 80s.

we do stay cloudy. quiet and cool get the windows open and let mother nature cooled down the house tonight. tomorrow we're back up to 78. friday chance of showers and storms. we are warmer high-temperature 81. >> still had, a routine flight to orlando turns into a nightmare for passengers. >> and the story of a disfigured girl kicked out of a restaurant overlooks may not be true. >> he did it again. a soccer player takes a bite out of another player. highlights are next. -at least four people died, and

eight others were injured this morning, when a passenger train derailed in india. it happened in the northern city of chhapra, about a hundred miles from india's border with nepal. it's still not known why the express train from delhi left the tracks. but india's railway minister has already announced that the families of the victims will be compensated. passengers scheduled to take a flight from o'hare to orlando say their flight never took off ... after a day of nightmare delays spent on-board the plane.spirit airlines flight 927 was supposed to leave from o'hare at 10:30 yesterday morning, but one passenger tells

us it was delayed five hours. once they finally boarded the airplane and pulled away from the gate, they got stuck on the tarmack for hours without air conditioning. >> we get another message on the runway saying there was a computer problem we were going back to the terminal. we go back to the terminal will stop about 15 ft. in front of it and we sit there for about another hour and a half. 300 people, no air- conditioning. lots of kids. people were passing out. >>the chicago fire department says it transported four people to the hospital. passengers say the flight was finally cancelled just before eight last night. a spokesman for spirit airlines says the plane was having mechanical problems when it landed at o'hare ... and the crew noticed mechanical issues that wouldn't make it safe to take off. "spirit" says only one passenger requested medical assistance ... not four. here are a few stories that are trending online this morning ...

the cannibal of soccer struck again at the world cup. uruguay's luis suarez bit an italian player on the shoulder during their match yesterday. the player showed the bite marks to the referee, but no foul was called since the ref didn't see the bite. after the game, suarez said it was just a collision, but he now faces a possible ban of up to 24-matches. he's already been banned, for biting other players, twice. uruguay went on to win one- nothing. joan lunden has been diagnosed with breast cancer. the former "good morning america" host said the tumor wasn't discovered during her annual mammogram, but a later ultrasound. lunden says she has a particularly aggressive form of cancer... and is in "warrior mode" now -- learning everything she can about breast cancer as she undergoes chemotherapy. k-f-c confirms the story about a 3-year-old girl being kicked out of one of its restaurants, because her appearance was scaring other customers ... was a hoax. the chain conducted an internal

and independent investigation. neither one found evidence that victoria wilcher, who was disfigured when she was mauled by pit bulls, was asked to leave a k-f-c in mississippi last month. k-f-c is still honoring its commitment to donate 30- thousand dollars towards the girl's medical bills. queen elizabeth certainly has her finger on the pulse of pop culture. the queen and prince philip paid a visit to the set of the show "game of thrones," in northern ireland. the royal couple toured the "red keep" and "throne room" sets... and even got a glimpse of the famous "iron throne." but the queen didn't sit on it. she did receive a *miniature iron throne as a commemorative gift. >> she is looking at it. >> she knows better than to sit there and you know what happens to people on that show. >> it don't want to sit in the throne. >> to you watched that show? >> we watch it. the man who knows what's going to happen. >> leave it alone. >> i have something for you to drink. >> don't drink it!

>> bring the gestures in. >> we are expecting to see temperatures around 58 in the various. here in chicago it's 59. dense fog advisory in effect until 9:00 a.m.. you can't see very far with that fall. it's only one-third of a mile in waukegan. we are finding generally dry conditions. potential for showers and storms later today. high temperatures 77. cooler than normal. >> still dealing with the aftermath of that accident involving a jackknifed truck earlier this morning it's been off to the shoulder but this still have a landlocked as it continued to work on getting that debris cleaned up. it is see what it's doing to the travel times just under 20 mi. per hour. here's a construction on the kennedy and cumberland.

two left lanes will be out until 5:00 a.m.. the good news is, all the high standing water on the eisenhower the caused all the problems for commuters last night has cleared. you will be able to get through there without any issues. >>marcus is here ... hi marcus! >> happy wednesday. with a great story today. when it comes to home entertainment the focus is on the television but there is a new store that is taking customers back to another time. when the living room was all about sound. >> what you are going to hear about today is nothing short of a miracle ... dramatically new, an exclusive. it made possible only through the years of research and invention and innovation. living stereo.

>> there was a time when the sound system was the centerpiece of every american living room. the scratchy sound of the needle hitting the vinyl record before it screams from a set of speakers. then came cassettes, cds and now digital music file. the way we consume music has changed over the past 51 years. >> people don't realize there is an option for having a richer sound that you can enjoy. >> the owner of audio archaeology the rogers park store taking customers back to when sound dominated the living room. >> it's time to sit and enjoy the experience of touching when

you are listening to and turning it over and looking at the artwork. literally in an album with the different records to tell the story. >> the store sells all kinds of vintage record players. >> this is from 1952. it has the eyes on it it looks like a snake. >> sound systems. >> this is another german peace. this gives a nice a rich sound. this one shows you how strong the signal is. >> even television sets. >> with that you could have seen the moon landing and all types of things. >> it even has a nice convenient panel. >> it only weighs about 50 lbs.. >> as for sound, vinyl has made a comeback. john says a lot of

younger customers are coming in looking to get their hands on records old and new. >> this album broken a 25 year record for vinyl sales. there's young people leaving that movement. you put this on the center and it plays out. >> the biggest draw is the one- of-a-kind sound system. he finds these pieces all over the country often refurbishing and repairing them himself. >> is a different way of listening to music. sitting at home going through the files on your computer. you can sit down and touch it is just better. >> there you go. audio archaeology the open for just a few months just on the border of rogers park and add water. there closed

monday and tuesday but every other day they are open. walking in there is like walking into the past. i don't know if you had some systems like that but my dad had an old record player and the tv was always hidden in the old cupboards. we had the big speakers in the living room to put the record on and it would just pump through. >> you hold a business like that really makes it that's a cool collection. >> a lot of younger people are getting back into vinyl because of that. new artists are really pushing their vinyl record and i can't make them fast enough. who knows, maybe that will lead to them buying more things for their living room. >> there's also talk of the deterioration of those records. but the quality hold up so well. >> supposedly it does. i'm not an expert on that. >> they do have some eight track

players there. >> it's all coming back. >> it's all coming back i am telling you. >> let's see if the vhs and beta come back. >> that was great quality. >> coming up, the 1980's action movie about to get a rebate. and -- justin bieber is involved in a car accident in beverly hills. details, next. so this board gives me rates on progressive direct and other car insurance companies? yes.

but you're progressive and they're them. -yes. -but they're here. -yes. -are you... -there? -yes. -no. -are you them? i'm me. but the lowest rate is from them. -yes. -so them's best rate is... here. so where are them? -aren't them here? -i already asked you that. -when? -feels like a while ago. want to take it from the top? rates for us and them. now that's progressive. justin bieber was in a minor

car accident yesterday... according to "t-m-z" online. it happened in beverly hills... apparently while the driver of bieber's s-u-v was trying to get away from a photographer. another vehicle ran into the s- u-v while pulling out of a parking garage. bieber was not hurt. reports say bieber immediately got into another car, which then sped away. the original handwritten lyrics for the bob dylan classic... "like a rolling stone" just sold for more than 2-million dollars. it was part of a sotheby's rock and roll auction in new york yesterday. the lyrics to another dylan song... "a hard rain's a-gonna fall"... sold for 485-thousand dollars. the auction also included memorabilia from the beatles, the rolling stones and elvis presley.

*predator could be the next film franchise to get a re-boot. the original starred arnold schwarzenegger in 1987. it's been in four other films since then. but now shane black, who wrote 'lethal weapon' and "iron man three' will work on a script to bring it back. black actually starred in the original movie.. and spoiler alert.. he was the first to get killed by the predator. >> the movie was so good. >> i don't think i ever watched it. >> any guy between 25-40 years old love this movie. back me up on that. >> the other ones after that are pretty good. why do it again? just continue on. either way they've got us. 30 percent chance of showers and storms today. tonight we're down to 56. friday we are at 81. >> crash on 57 still causing delays. a jackknife truck there

were intersected with 80. more details on this and the rest of the traffic in a few minutes. >> coming up, george lucas picks chicago for his star wars museum. museuthe following is a paid presentation

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