a teacher is safe after police say he was handcuffed and locked in the basement and abused by his family. >> please a searching for a woman who went missing tuesday from her home. >> for college basektball's player the bulls and give up both of their first-round draft picks for the college player of the year. good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. we're waking up to a faulty condition this morning. because it gives you something to talk about. >> there is some fog out there. it will linger until about 10:00 a.m.. a typical when you have fall, one day the conditions the next day are different.

>> you are a nerd. >> must a look at our day. temperatures and-dash yesterday we were up to 78 today we talk that by if you partly sunny skies. cooler along the lake. thunderstorms are possible. it is 60 degrees right now. 62 in joliet. dense fog advisory is in effect. this has been almost all week. very close to the lake there. visibility is only quarter of a mile in waukegan. lansing only half a mile. you may want to check ahead to see if there are any delays in the skies. satellite composite shows we are dry or things will start up a bit this afternoon with showers and storms possible. 82

by 5:00 p.m.. a fairly nice and warm weekend. tomorrow we will reach 88 and sunday we reached 90 degrees. >> just got word of the accident was found jane addams reallon the jane addams. earlier there was a truck fire expect that to still be in place until they can clear that up. ongoing construction on 290 at mannheim that will go for another week until the final wrap that up. overnight, a serious accident. three people injured in a three car crash early this morning. state police say it was caused by a wrong way driver. happened around 2:00 a.m. just south of 53. these pictures were taken by a witness. these pictures were taken by a witness. the crash closed all three

northbound lanes of i-55 for awhile. all three drivers are hospitalized... but we're told, none of their injuries is life- threatening. everything has opened up again there. two men are charged with kidnapping a 15-year-old boy who says he was beaten and kept in a basement for a week. nancy loo is live at the cook county criminal courts building, where they are set to appear today. >> could morning. the men charged in this case are relatives of the teenager. both are said to have been acting out of protectiveness. they are due in bonn court later this morning. for the year-old and a 50 year-old are the father and grandfather. both charged yesterday after the 15 year-old told police they handcuffed him to a table saw in the basement of a family business in albany park during a week long imprisonment that began on june 16th. mental and physical abuse

with buckets of ice water and a garden hose are being reported. abandonment over night when he slept on a piece of dry wall. he finally was able to escape monday night when a construction worker remove the screws to the back door where he was held. he went to his brother's home nearby and they call police. a relative says there were just try to keep him off the t stree. >> it started out with gangs and drugs and then my uncle to protect him he did what he could and to prevent him from going out at night and to avoid him going out in the streets. >> the suspects are each charged with a felony count of kidnapping. police took photos of the teens injuries and the chain used to keep him

restrained. the boy who was released to the care of his brother and child welfare authorities are now considering whether he should be placed in another home. back to you. >>chicago police are looking for a 25-year-old woman who left her home on the northwest side earlier this week and has not returned. nicolette medina was last seen in the 38-hundred block of west lawrence in albany park tuesday night. she told her roommate that she would be right back but didn't return. medina has a six-year-old son. her family says this is very unusual for her. >> she was here tuesday if anybody has any information please call 911 or the number on the flier. we love you and we miss you. please contact us. >>police said medina is often in the humboldt park area ... near kedzie and north avenues. college basketball's player of the year will become a chicago

bull. the bulls gave both of their first-round draft picks to the denver nuggets... and in return, they got the rights to the 11-th pick, small forward doug mc-dermontt from creighton. the three-time all-american says he's excited to play for the bulls. >> with my ability to shoot i think it will help from day one and a half to get better defensively if a defense minded coach. i'm working on that already. i know what it takes. i am a competitor. i'm looking forward to learning. >>mc-dermott adds shooting and scoring strength to the bulls' roster. he's the fifth highest scoring player in division-one history, with more than 31 hundred points in his college career. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. the suspect in the disappearance and possible murder of a teacher in north carolina, has been captured in chicago. angelo smith junior was the boyfriend of bianca tanner, and the last person to see her after they argued june 7-th at their apartment in charlotte. tanner's 3-year-old son told

police, smith *beat tanner, and struck her across the face with his belt. for now, smith is charged only with contributing to the delinquency of a minor. an empty building in the albany park neighborhood exploded, as firefighters arrived to check out a report of smoke. the force of the blast blew out the windows of some buildings across the streeet at montrose and kimball. no one was hurt. no word on what caused the explosion. a former police officer in wisconsin has been charged in connection with the deaths of two women whose remains were found in suitcases near lake geneva. steven zelich will appear in court today on two counts of hiding a corpse. highway workers found the suitcases while cutting grass in geneva, wisconsin, earlier this month. homicide charges are also expected to be filed. the pastor of a suburban church is charged with molesting a boy for years while the boy attended first presbyterian church of river forest. police say reverend john hays started the sexual abuse back in 2003, when the victim was about eight years old. the abuse continued for six years.

police say all of the abuse took place in hays' home, which is in chicago's austin neighborhood ... a block from where the victim lived. investigators are also looking into whether hays may have molested a second victim. he is scheduled to appear in bond court later today. c-p-s is laying off 11-hundred employees. 550 of those are teachers. they are being encouraged to re-apply for other jobs within the district. c-p-s expects to fill about 17- hundred teaching vacancies before school starts in the fall. the gaps are mainly due to retirements, resignations and staff turn-overs. in the past, more than 60- percent of displaced teachers have found other jobs with c-p- s. school officials say the number of teachers laid off is the lowest in five years. >> to be clear, these were cuts made because the district budget numbers were so low the principals were not able to keep the staff that they would have liked to keep. >>teachers union president karen lewis blames mayor emanuel, saying his priorities are out of order ... pointing to his pursuit of president obama's library and building a

star wars museum in chicago. the daughter of a well known chicago politician-- william "dock" walls' -- has died. ashley walls died from bacterial meningitis while she was studying abroad in brazil. the 29-year-old was a doctoral student at university of illinois. her father "dock" walls has run for mayor several times. the university of illinois chancellor issued a statement saying her thoughts are with her family and friends. alderman ed burke is already looking to get back to work, after yesterday's surgery for prostate cancer. the problem was discovered during a routine physical a few weeks ago. burke, who hasn't missed a city council meeting in 45 years, postponed his surgery by one day, to attend *wednesday's* council session. a statement from burke's family said, "we are happy to relay that his surgery was a success... alderman burke is in good spirits and looks forward to resuming his regular schedule soon." the trump tower is drying out after a flood on the first floor. a pipe burst while workers were trying out the new sprinkler system yesterday morning. waves of water gushed throughout the first floor, and spilled out onto the sidewalk near the southwest entrance, by

the parking garage. earlier this year the trump tower was flooded, causing 700- thousand dollars in damage. 20-thousand people gathered in grant park to cheer on the u-s at the world cup viewing party. the u-s soccer team lost to germany, but the u-s will still move on to the second round after ghana's loss. there was a ban on alcohol at the viewing party, but that didn't stop the fun. fans played pick-up games of soccer and nike hosted a tournament. the u-s takes on belgium tuesday. i was downtown watching the parade of people and it was pretty crazy. >> proud to be an american ... i know you love that song. >> especially the new version. it's a rap song. early today temperatures are nice and mild.

peru is reading and 70. we have cool temperatures in the '50s in some areas. you may notice the dew point temperature revealing fault in the area. dense fog advisor for all those counties in gray. all bleak for counties. here we go into the afternoon we have the potential for showers and storms. that chance sticks with us the entire weekend. 84 today, 88 mar. sunday we make 90. a bit of a cool down comes tuesday. we are dried wednesday and thursday. >> coming up the child their kid in his family's basement after been missing for a week. what police are now saying. >> plus -- olympic soccer player hope solo now speaking out about her arrest after she was involved in a domestic violence incident. and --how one little boy has created a gadget he hopes will

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♪ take care people for goodness sake ♪ a 12-year-old boy again today, about his 11-day disappearance. andrew spencer reports, there are still a lot of unanswered questions in the case. , when police found the 12 year-

old they say he did not appear to be a captive. they found him in his father's basement. hidden in a small room in a corner behind a furnace and a mechanical units. the basement has a bathroom. investigators say it. he had not been there long. his father learned during a tv interview that his son was safe. compared to his reaction then and in front of reporters wednesday the behavior thursday was different. >> i can't comment on anything. they told me just say no comment. >> not allowed to have any contact with his son during the investigation which investigates investigators say is standard operating procedure. his wife was arrested on a warrant stemming from a previous weapons charge. the other two children were taken by a child protective services into custody. charlie met with the

child psychologist before talking to police. nesting with his mother on the side. police had not ruled out child abuse but they have not filed any charges. >>u-s soccer star hope solo is apologizing to fans on facebook for her involvement in a domestic violence incident that led to her arrest. police say solo's sister and 17-year-old nephew had visible injuries after the altercation last weekend. and they say she appeared "intoxicated and upset." in the facebook post, solo says she's confident her name will be cleared. she pleaded not guilty to the charges. a pre-trial is set for august. a 12-year-old boy says he's invented a gadget that can prevent deaths from young children being left in steaming hot cars. andrew schuler says it works a little like a tying string around your finger. an elastic band with brightly colored duct tape stretches across the driver's door opening, and attaches to the inside door handle. andrew says, when a parent gets out of the car on a hot summer

day, the colorful band reminds him that his *kids are in the back seat. the gadget won andrew 500 dollars in an inventors' contest. we were always allow the was no way they could forget about us in the backseat. what are you doing? you can get out? where are you going? >> let's check out our day. the airport right now looking at visibility under 2 mi.. the on the lookout for that falk and may be some delays. wind out of the east at 7 mi.. dew point is 55. not as a humid today. the 60 at the lakefront. in joliet is 63. dense fog a advisory remains in effect until 10:00 a.m.. the problem this morning is the fall. use your low beams give yourself some extra time. satellite composite shows we are dry. this afternoon we have the

chance for showers and storms popping up. marcus is going to the james taylor concert tonight. we have a chance that you could have some clearing in time put the concert. it's all about you. you owe me money for that forecast. across the region we have showers developing saturday better chance of rain saturday into sunday. we do have a warm temperatures. today 84. 88 saturday. chance of showers and storms. sunday we are back up to 90 degrees. doing what i can to help the co- workers. >> jane addams new accident that we are watching. and the negro is completely blocked west bound all lanes are down. this is the semi truck fire. eastbound we have one line blocked. a big mess on the jane addams.

everything else is looking good. not seeing any huge delays. we do have some construction we will break down for you in just a bit. >> coming up ... a new list is out of the most stressed cities...we'll tell you where chicago ranks. plus -- want to save money on a new iphone? details on the store that's offering big discounts. and next in sports -- born and raised in chicago....the former simeon basketball star has a new home. >> good news story for you reintroducing it to a man in the south suburbs helping run a camp for disabled people. he need your help. will tell you how you can get involved in our next mr. bright side segment. stocks stan

comeback but not enough to end the day in positive territory. the dow jones was down 21 points and s & p 500 down just slightly. the nasdaq finished flat with a loss of just under a point. walmrart has announced they are slashing how much they charge for iphones with a two year contract a 16 gigabyte iphone 5-s will cost just 99 dollars, down from 149 and a 5-c will be just 29 dollars instead of 49. the price cuts are fueling speculation that apple will soon release a new iphone model but walmart says they just want to offer customers great prices. the deal is only for purchases made in the stores.

chicago just made a list of most stressful cities in america. survey says-- chicago comes in sixth! that's thanks to a lot of traffic and brutal winters. that keeps us completely secured with our jobs. we are valued. other factors include poverty, crime, and unemployment rates. the top five are new york, detroit, los angeles, riverside/san bernadino and houston. time for sports and we start with the nba draft where the sanborn and dino was up at the top of that list. >> we will let that one sink in for a bit. time for sports. with the start of the nba draft the bulls pulled off a big trade to get college basketball's best scorer. the bulls sent both of their 1st round picks to the denver nuggets for the rights to the 11th pick, doug mcdermott from creighton. mcdermott is a three-time all american and the reigning college player of the year. he's excited to be coming to chicago.

>> with my ability to shoot i can help from day one. i have to get better defensively the coach is a defense minded guy. i am working on that already. i know what it takes. i am a competitor. i'm looking forward to learning. >>chicago's very own jabari parker was selected with the 2nd pick by the milwaukee bucks. the former simeon star was all smiles on stage, and then turned emotional as it all set in. tears were flowing as parker walked down the hall to meet the media. >> it's been really humbling to get anybody who wants you. i've had the luxury really embracing me and the box have shown that by picking me up. even if it wasn't number one. i'm just so grateful. trying to be a throwback player. this might bite me in the but from years from now but right now i just

want to stick with what works for me. >>clint dempsey and team usa needing at least a draw against germany to guarantee their survival... scoreless match until the 55th minute when the germans strike first. tim howard with the diving save but the ball goes back out to tomas mueller for the goal. usa now needing some help... ...and they would get it from portugal. the usa needing ghana to lose or draw to stay alive. and off the high deflection, christiano ronaldo bags the goal to end ghana's run. the portugal win means nothing but smiles for the u-s. even with the loss, team usa advances to the knockout round on a tiebreaker. they will play belgium on tuesday. finally, the cubs beat the nationals 5 to 3 and the sox lost to toronto seven to zero. that's it in sports. demetrius has more weather. >> can we take belgium? >> i have no idea. if they kick the ball in and that they can.

>> let's take a look at our day. there is somebody right now typing 140 characters just as they had them we are. >> or maybe in cursive? >> temperatures in the low 80s showers and thunderstorms high chances afternoon better chance tonight and into the weekend. warmer temperatures in the seven days forecast. >> back to the jane addams accident we have been watching involving the truck that caught fire. we do have one lane open in each direction at that site. the original accident happened was that jane addams now we have a single lane getting by both sides. a bit of an improvement. right now volume is still light we are not too concerned but we will keep our eye on that and give you more coming up. there's more to come in our next half- hour. cook county board president toni preckwinkle finally addresses whether she will run for mayor

of chicago. plus -- an amazing reunion for a local girl who thought she had lost her service dog. and -- what ringo starr was doing in chicago last night. doing in chicago last night. 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. a teenager claims he was kept

handcuffed in a basement and beaten for days by family members. chicago public schools announce more than a thousand layoffs...about half of those are teachers. and another black bear sighting in illinois. where it was found this time. good morning, i'm dan ponce. >> that bear really gets around. and i'm erin mcelroy. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. >> he has a camera crew everywhere he goes. >> his own photographer. >> nice weather for the weekend. chance of fog today after that we expect things to clear up. early this morning we have temperatures in the '50s. highland park reading at 55. we have warmer temperatures in these areas. dense fog advisor in effect until 10:00 a.m. meeting of very low visibility it will be allowed to expire at

10:00 a.m.. currently it is less than half a mile for many locations. satellite's radar composite shows we are dry. expect to see rain this afternoon. high temperature into the mid '80s later today. tonight we're back down to 68. tomorrow 88. some day we make 90. >> jane adams earlier accident has one lane blocks each direction at anthony. this was in the west end. it was involving a tractor-trailer that caught fire. other than that, we do have good news for people who have been making their way to the big construction project from 172 over to randall. the resurfacing work should be wrapped on sunday. just a few more days before that is finally finished. 6:00 sunday is when it should be done. that's traffic. >>

two men are charged with kidnapping a 15-year-old boy who says he was beaten and kept in a basement for a week. nancy loo is live at the cook county criminal courts building, where they are set to appear today. >> good morning. the two men charged are people noise own relatives who police said were trying to teach him a lesson for misbehaving. boats are due in bond court this morning. the boy's father and grandfather were both charged yesterday after the 15 year-old told police they handcuffed him to a table saw in the basement of the family business in of the park during a week-long imprisonment that began june 16th. among the claims, mental and physical abuse with buckets of ice water and a garden hose. very little food and abandonment during the overnight hours when the team slipped on a piece of dry wall.

finally able to escape monday night when a construction worker removed the screws to the back door where he was held. he went to his brother's home nearby and they called police. the relatives said the men were just trying to keep the team out of trouble. >> it started out with him being affiliated with a gang and then with drugs and then my uncle, to protect him he did what he could and to prevent him from going out at night and to keep him off the streets. >> the suspects are each charged with a felony count of kidnapping. police took photos of the team's injuries and the chain is used to keep him restrained. again, the godfather and the father both due in bond court later this morning. the boy was treated and released to the care of his older brother. >>

chicago police are looking for a 25-year-old woman who left her home on northwest side earlier this week and did not return. nicolette medina was last seen in the 38-hundred block of west lawrence in albany park tuesday night. she told her roommate she would be right back but didnt return. medina has a 6-year-old son. the pastor of a suburban church is accused of molesting a boy for years while he attended the congregation. police say reverend john hays started the sexual abuse in 2003, when the victim was about 8 years old. the abuse continued for 6 years. investigators are also looking into whether he molested a second victim. hays is scheduled to appear in bond court later today. c-p-s is laying off 11-hundred employees, 550 of those are teachers. they are being encouraged to re-apply for other jobs within the district. c-p-s expects to fill about 17- hundred teaching vacancies before school starts in the fall. the gaps are mainly because of retirements, resignations and staff turn-overs. c-p-s says the number of teachers laid off is the lowest

in five years. ukraine this morning formalized its partnership with the european union. ukraine's president calls the agreement a declaration of independence from russia. u-e leaders are meeting today to consider new economic sanctions on russia, for supporting a *separatist movement in ukraine. the summit comes, as a cease- fire between separatist rebels and the ukrainian government is about to expire. cook county board president toni preckwinkle is still dodging questions about whether she's run for mayor of chicago. it came up again yesterday, as preckwinkle unveiled a new county budget. >> running for the job i have that's what i've always said. also saying that i have never run for an office on a platform of anything else. springboard is the word you would use. i have a big list to do in the job that i have. >>preckwinkle says she hopes to avoid any county property tax hikes, or any county layoffs, as she works to erase a 169-million dollar shortfall. governor quinn is cracking down on bullying in illinois public schools.

he has signed into law a legislation that requires all public schools to develop an anti-bullying policy. it must include a definition of bullying... ways to report it... parental notification... and actions to address the problem. he says intimidation and fear have no place in schools. the law takes effect immediately. a happy ending for a 10 year-old girl whose service dog was stolen. >> she suffers from type 1 diabetes and seizures. her dog is able to detect when her blood sugar drops to dangerous levels. the dog disappeared from the backyard last sunday and a good samaritan found the dogs and they recognized the dog and called police who reunited the to. >> issue part of the family? >> she is part of it like we are. >> do you love her very much?

>> i love her from the bottom of my heart and my soul. >> that's a great story. the girl also got to think the good samaritan who found the dog. >> of a black bear spotted for the eighth time this month. we've been tracking it for how long? >> since 1997? >> running through a field off 90 it was a bulldozer operator working on the jane addams that captured the images. the resources department believe is the same young bear searching for a mate. they have no plans to capture the bear unless it poses a threat. it hasn't yet ... we will see. >> he sure is running. >> i hope they find those bears. it's kind of hard to spot them as the walk around in our area.

>> has the post a threat? >> not yet but they say he is scared of humans and will come near us. nothing to worry about. >> did you make him wear the costume? >> it was the bear. i couldn't wear it and finish the weather. 60 degrees is the current temperature. wind at 7 mi.. if the four in waukegan. 64 degrees in midway. let's take a look across the region. dense fog advisory in effect for all those counties in gray. that doesn't expire until about 10:00 today. satellite composite shows we are dry. with a drive through the morning. this afternoon we have a chance for spotty showers and storms. 84 degrees today down to 68 tonight. spotty storms are possible. 40 percent chance of

rain saturday. 88 for the high. better on sunday up to 90 degrees. >> there is the bear. >> that's a nice nest. >> we hear that markets will be here. he's got another installment of mr. bright side. >> and a shake-up on the view. the co-host's who are out. and will be back.

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trending online this morning ... last night was draft night for the n-b-a. top pick was andrew wiggins to the cleveland cavaliers. chicago native jabari parker was picked second by the milwaukee bucks and joel embiid went to the philadelphia 76ers. and the bulls they sent both of their first round picks to the denver nuggests for the rights to the 11th pick, doug mcdermott. >>changes for abc's "the view." co-hosts sherri shepard and jenny mccarthy are leaving the daytime talk show. abc executives said that they show will be moving in an exciting european new direction and that the decision was made to elvove the show creatively. barbara

walters retired as co-host earlier this month, now the sole co-host left is whoopi goldberg. she's the last one standing. >> if you are the only one are you still a cohost? >> you would be a much better host than any of those ladies. >> you have no choice but to say that. >> i don't want you to go anywhere but that was in a brutal show. >> place. >> they had some good issues to talk about. >> did they? >> they just talked. >> there are some people out there who do watch. >> we are talking about 66 degrees in kankakee. it's 56 degrees in wadsworth. glenview at 57. dense fog advisory for those counties in gray. the

problems are the visibility. it's quite low down to half a mile in lansing. half a mile in waukegan. with scene a lot of this this week. you have to give yourself extra time. satellite composite shows we are dry. today we have the chance of showers and storms. better chance is after lunch. today highs in the '80s. 88 on saturday 90 sunday monday we make 91 again. >> here's my co-host erin. >> know real love here. jane addams, still watching this accident of the tractor-trailer the caught fire was found at anthony. still have a lane block each direction. not a lot of cars are moving through. everything else looks good. no huge backups. we do have construction lingering at south bound from higgins to irving park. in new lain there at mannheim. numbers look good

nothing we are too worried about. another traffic report comes in just a few minutes. >> i wonder if the ratings go up if we all start calling ourselves cohost instead of co anchor. not a bad idea. it may work. >> it's worth a shot. >> i'd like that of put that on my graphic. we do them mr. bright side segment of your once in awhile people who are doing volunteer work with like to help the mount. today a man who dedicates his time to giving people with disabilities a special summer camp experience and he needs your help. >> it was by accident i was working at a pet shop a friend of mine owned in chicago and my friend came in and told me about it is summer camp. >> the summer camp he is talking

about is a shady oaks. >> a summer camp for people with disabilities kids and adults. our youngest camper is seven our oldest is 72. he has come all 72 years. with art and crafts and talent shows. we have swimming pools. as many activities at a normal summer camp we have. this is richard. the mascots started here more than 20 years ago. eventually taking a full-time position as the executive director in 1999 turned his part-time summer job into a full-time focus on improving the lives of these campers. >> anytime i wanted to leave a camper with tommy to stick around. i made it through the first summer and i'm still here. >> living with his family in indiana commuting to work one and a half hours each way dedicating his professional life to making sure shady oaks lives on. but it takes more than one

person to run this 10 week camp. he recruits counselors from all over the world to make sure his campers get a one-on-one attention they deserve. >> we have people who can't communicate well. we make it a team effort to make sure we make them smile and laugh as much during the day. it's just shows the camp is a special place that people all over the world want to come to. >> it costs hundreds of thousands of dollars to run the camp every summer. scott spends most of the year of raising funds and finding partners to keep the camp running. >> this is the dining hall it was remodeled by a retired contractor about 80 years ago out of his own pocket. it took him a few years. >> and the reason i am here is because of scott. >> this is one of the volunteers you'll see quite often if you

see something with a fresh coat of paint, it likely came from him. >> it takes a team to get it done. you can't do it, you have to do something from home. >> in addition to extra funds and more partners he needs as many volunteers as possible to make sure that the gates stay open. >> even though they may be disabled, a lot of them have more going for them than i do. just the outlook of life that they have, the feelings they have about their disability, it changed my mentality completely when i first started. i was looking about what i was doing to fix them and somebody said don't fix as you're here to take care of us. >> the camp is in homer and glenn south suburbs. if you are

looking, they're always looking for fun spirit is $100,000 to put this on he commutes an hour- and-a-half each way. they need volunteers to cut the grass. i was out there helping out. they really need people because the focus so much on the campers that are there the don't have the time to put into the grounds. the acres and acres of property. , and out to paint or cut grass. if you really want to make a difference you can go out and do that. just go on the web site for more information. >> coming up the hollywood actor arrested at a broadway show. >> and dean has his review of the new transformers movie. >> we will be there.

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night during a performance of the broadway show "cabaret." police say that labeouf was drunk, acting erratic and smoking inside the theater. labeouf was charged with criminal trespass, harassment and disorderly conduct. he is expected to be in court today. ringo starr had an exhibit of

his artwork on display at the hard rock cafe. he says painting started off as just something to pass the time. but now he's developed quite collection of artwork. ringo made an appearance at the exhibit last night. >> i was sitting around in hotels on tour when i started. we put some of it on show since i made so much. >>money raised by selling his works of art goes to the lotus foundation, which supports a variety of charity projects. ringo starr will be performing at the chicago theatre saturday. dean left his review of the new michael bay movie "transformers: age of extinction" ... much of which was shot right here in chicago. ever buddy stayed behind me. >> the robots are back but the humans are new in the new transformers, each of extinction. it left chicago in shambles in the previous installment. the star is new.

discovering a transformer who was pivotal in the battle fuelled by a corrupt government official. also an insane billionaire. the good guys and bad guys and good robots and that robots storyline is not what you go to see in this movie. but it's fun and it works. the real reason to see this film is the battle and the amazing cinematography that will follow the next two hours. it's way too long. but it is spectacular i sought in 3 d imax and it was often literally breathtaking. once again chicago is the setting for many scenes and battles. also beijing and hong kong. fun to watch with the director more than delivering a holiday weekend pop popcorn spectacular i give it a b plus. as always my current and past

reviews are on my page of the web. and if you would like to get my weekly movie reviews to your phone, texting dean-97999 sponsored by million-dollar quartet at the apollo quartet. you'll see a sunday in a private parade. we hope you have a great weekend. what you think? crews still in for the transformer movie? >> i am all in. it will happen regardless. we love the review but either way we are going. taking a look at the temperature, 84 today 88 saturday sunday we make 90. chance of rain monday 90 again. >> coming up, demetrius will talk to a nasa scientist about chicago's air quality. >> and who's responsible for paying for college? parents or kids? what parents are saying about footing the bill.

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