ten people are dead and dozens are wounded in a violent holiday weekend. we are *live with the latest. three people are being questioned in the death of a gary police officer -- weeks away from his wedding. and why you may have to turn on your smartphone during security screening at overseas airports. good morning. i'm erin mcelroy. dan will join us at five. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. demetrius ivory has a check of our weather. why are you looking nervous? is the weather that bad? >> it was a little rough last night for some people. we did have some big light shoes overnight. today, conditions coming through. we're in between a cold front which is passing through and another will come our way tomorrow morning. scars

will clear as we progress through the remainder of tonight meeting sunshine this morning. the sun rises of around 530 today. outside we see the rain continuing. it's coming down could in the eastern counties and across the extreme northwestern counties. this line is moving quickly. by 6:00 a.m. we should be clearing up. we to expect sunshine. he can really see that front cutting through portions of southern michigan parking itself along the ohio river valley today. today, typical high temperatures are 84 we will be up there today. 82 by noon. by 5:00 p.m. sunshine 85 degrees. by 9:00 p.m. those storms will approach down to 79. storms develop late tonight and rumbling through much of tuesday tuesday's high 81. thunderstorms early we should try out by dinner. when is it we

are mild and said the high temperatures 76. >> let's take a look at the roads. lots of closures in place. this plan will be in place to the 14th. you have to get down to get the good food there that is from columbus. jackson from michigan to columbus and along congress this begins at columbus stretching to michigan. a lot of parking restrictions downtown. watch for the street closures. public transportation is your best bet. we do have some work on 29 for all the way over to 159. down the street lins north and south bound. they're doing this work through october working on the new tri-state interchange over 57. will keep you another update on the traffic in a few minutes. >> at least 10 people were killed and more than 50 were injured in the holiday weekend.

several of those shootings involved police. judy wang joins us *live at police headquarters with more . at least 10 people were killed and more than 50 were injured in shootings across the city over the holiday weekend. >> please report the city murder rate is at its lowest since 1963 that it may not appear that way to residents of the south side where a majority of this shootings happened over the weekend. at least 10 dead more than 50 wounded. one of the fatal shootings happened around midnight. a woman shot during a barbecue on the far south side. this happened in the 1300 block of west on 10. there was not an activity given of the woman they just said she was in her '40's. about 30 minutes earlier three people injured near east edf paramedics took a man in critical condition to the hospital he had been shot in the head. a woman in serious condition at chris medical

center. a third victim found at a home near 80th and taken to jackson heart hospital in good condition. five shootings this weekend involved police officers they killed a 16 year- old boy saturday near 87th. the union spokesman said the boy came out from under a car where he had been hiding refused to drop the weapon. police killed a 14 year-old boy friday. police say they try to stop the boy after seeing a gun in his waistband and fired when the boy fired a gun at officers. the mayor attended a ribbon cutting ceremony for a playground sunday afternoon he declined to address the violence this weekend. back to you. >> a man killed at 26 and thin during sunday morning. five dead

in the patrol car. responding to a call of shots fired but not clear if that was related to him getting shot. police say three people were arrested just to run the corner from the murder. >> acting upon a tip from a house of the street the 2600 block of jackson. three individuals taken into custody. they were taken in for interrogation at this time. >> the three being questioned were all arrested the same home. no charges filed. westfield had been the police force for 19 years. he had four daughters and was engaged to be married. the wedding was less than two months away. >> i want them to look me in the eye and tell me why they killed my fiancee. why did they kill this father and stepfather. he has four kids. i want them to explain why he did that. why? >> he joined the police department in 1995 after serving in the u.s. army during

operation desert storm. the first kerry officer shot and killed in the line of duty in 16 years. he was killed on his 47th birthday. another officer shot and killed while on duty. indianapolis police officer perry renn was killed while responding to a report of shots being fired. renn and another officer were approaching a group of people in an alley, when they were shot at. renn was killed. the alleged shooter was also shot and is in critical condition. renn was a 22-year veteran of the force. a 10-month-old child is hospitalized after falling from a second story window. it happened about 7:15 last night in the 700 block of east 93rd street. the grandmother says she believes the child was asleep in its bed near a window... when it woke up and crawled out. the child was taken to the hospital in stable condition. a c-t scan was given and the child will be admitted to the i- c-u. illinois senate president john cullerton's son is due in court today, after being accused of groping a woman at a nightclub in tennessee. memphis police arrested

carroll cullerton friday morning - after a woman accused him of unzipping her dress and fondling her. he's charged with sexual battery. cullerton is out of jail on bond. it's been 13 years since two sisters went missing from their home on chicago's south side. >> was still pray and hope they come back home. >>a vigil was held for diamond and tionda bradley yesterday. they disappeared on july 6th, 2001. their mother left for work early that morning, and when she returned ... the girls were gone. they left a note saying they were going to play at a park. the sisters were ten and 3- years-old at the time. chicago police have searched more than 5-thousand abandoned buildings and interviewed more than one-thousand people. former u-s senator alan dixon has died. dixon represented illinois for two terms in the u-s senate, from 19-81 until 19-93. carol moseley braun defeated him.

dixon was known as "al the pal" because of his ability to get along with other politicians, regardless of party affiliation. dixon's son says his father had been experiencing heart problems recently. dixon is survived by his wife - jody, and three children. he would have been 87 today. drivers had to take it slow on a road in massachusetts. tighter security measures for electronics of flights into the u.s.. those that cannot power of the device will have to leave it behind. >> screeners at overseas airports may start asking u.s. bound passengers to power on their electronics. this is a new tsa measure designed to prove that electronics are not explosive devices. if it can't power on it can't come on board. the traveler may undergo additional screening. it's an update to security measures aimed at combating potential new threats from terrorist in the middle east and europe. homeland

security secretary j johnson spoke with meet the press about the move. >> our job is to try to anticipate the next attack. not simply reacted to the last one. we continually evaluate the world situation and we know there remains a terrorist threat to the and states and aviation security in march is a part of that. >> the tsa will have to coordinate with foreign governments which provide security at airports in the country also court meeting with the airlines and private security companies as well. last week a u.s. homeland security officials said security changes will primarily focus on the airports in europe and the middle east. across the pond, the u.k. department for transport recently confirmed it is stepping up some of its aviation security measures. not currently known what other measures the tsa employee and the stepped up security would not be prompted by a specific

threat. back to you. >> voters should be asked if they are supporting birth control coverage. the governor signed the measure is straight put the non-binding referendum on the november ballot. illinois order requires it said insurance to cover for women. quinn says the question is important that the u.s. supreme court ruled that some private companies can refuse to pay based on religious belief. republicans call it a tactic on election year. drivers had to take it slow on the road in massachusetts because the whole road was blocked by a herd of sheep. they escaped overnight and said the middle district was a good place to relax. there were eventually rounded up and taken home. the owner says the republican scared by a coyote went broke through the fence. like stepping over the dog in the morning try to get to the bathroom.

>> run for the hills skies! we are talking today about temperatures on the warm side. potential for showers and storms drops out of the forecast with each hour. for most of the day we are sunni. but it will be hot. here's a look at the current temperatures. we have readings in the '70s. typical low temperature this time of the year would be around 64. we are warmer than normal. the radar shows showers and storms exiting the southern communities. same deal as a travel down to the airport counties. expect things to clear up quickly as a cold front passes to the south. 87 degrees this afternoon. down to 70 tonight. the storms return late tonight. they will continue through tuesday morning. tuesday's high 81. wednesday and

thursday we have sunshine but temperatures will drop down to the '70s. >> coming up, a man loses some limbs and a fireworks accident. and crews struggle to contain it wildfire in northern california. and how pieces of airplanes managed to find their way into in montana river. all caught on video. and hit in the cash craze head to the beach. we will hear from the lucky few coming up. hg

winds are making it difficult for crews to contain a wildfire in northern california. the fire has nearly tripled in size since it started on friday, burning more than ten square miles of a remote mountain area near sacramento. temperatures were over one- hundred degrees yesterday. one firefighter was hurt when the bulldozer he was operating rolled over. the fire is about 30-percent contained, and is burning close to a rural neighborhood. a northern california man has lost both of his hands... after he lit illegal fireworks... and the device exploded prematurely. it happened on the fourth.. as his family members stood by. the man in his 40's is expected to live. the device was not identified. in an unrelated incident.. two other men were seriously injured near san jose - while lighting a mortar-like explosive. both men suffered severe damage to their hands. thick smoke filled the air on

sunday in caryville, tennessee... when a fireworks store became engulfed in flames. it happened about 30 miles north west of knoxville. witnesses say they saw fireworks shooting off as the store burned. firefighters deemed the store a complete loss.. there's no word yet on how the fire started. it could be tuesday before crews can remove some huge boeing aircraft parts from a montana river. six 7-37 fuselages and parts for two other planes... were on their way here to washington, when the train carrying them, derailed thursday. three fuselages ended up in the clark fork river. there are now questions over how much the accident will impact boeing's delivery schedule. boeing sent a team of experts to assess the damage. they're still investigating what caused the derailment. it took a message on twitter to get dozens of people to flock to the same beach in california. hundreds of people searched the sand of pacific beach, looking for pez dispensers.. those dispensers had cash inside. 25-dispensers were buried out there with a total of 15- hundred dollars as part of the

recent "hidden cash" craze. the man who put them there sent a tweet as a clue, and the search was on. a millionaire named jason buzi is claiming responsibility. >> all these people were wearing clothes and we wondered what was in the near realized what was. it was pretty cool. >> at $80! >> a millionaire claimed responsibility. he says he has organized a number of hidden cash scavenger hunts, with hopes that the winners will pay it forward. that does beat a sand castle. >> good morning. early today we are expecting temperatures to warm up quickly. right now are temperatures are in the low '70's. today we to expect things to quickly climb into the upper 80s. we will have more on the forecast in a moment. first of fixing my computer behind me

... trying to hide it. >> if you are doing a pretty good job. will give you a bit on some other related flooding. all the rain and caused some of closures in ramps because of some standing water in bound kennedy on the 290 offering. looking through there, we also still have some issues along 119 and marsh filled with a car slammed into a light pole. they're working to clear that and we do have emergency responders on the scene. that's the latest in traffic another update in a few minutes. also, what one family found in the backyard grill and a pot shops are getting ready to open as another state makes it illegal to buy marijuana. and the cubs and white sox players who made it into the all-star game. that story is coming up.

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fixodent. and forget it. for the white sox to get past the mariners on sunday but it wasn't easy. as it turned out, the game was over fairly early on a delightful day. the sox had runners at the corners in the first inning with donna facing all four. off the catcher's

glove. gillespie scores. that was it. two relievers shut them out 1-0. in washington another great outing. one earned run allowed. the cubs tied it but in the eight zimmermann base hit to left and even though the get the runner hung up on the basis, the damage is done and the cubs ball to the nationals to-one. chicago will have at least three representatives in the all-star game next week. castro makes it from the cubs and two players from the white sox. ramirez makes it for the first time in his career. well deserved a much appreciated. >> to give from got to have the privilege to play in the all- star game, everyone knows the type of player and person that he is and he has helped me a lot. it really makes me happy to be going to the game with him.

>> anthony rizzo from the cubs and sailed from the sox are in the final five. fan voting takes over on line at team web sites and and lb website. you can also vote on twitter. the fire played to a drop in kansas city. that's morning sports. >>markets were closed friday for the 4-th of july holiday. thursday, all three indexes closed higher. the dow jones closed above 17- thousand for the first time. pot shops in washington are preparing to open up tomorrow. as many as 20 shops in washington should receive their licenses to sell marijuana today. they can open up as early as 8 a-m tuesday. while seattle had just one store ready, at least two could open in some smaller communities. including my home town. we did make the list!more than 26- hundred people applied to grow the marijuana that will be sold, but less than 100 have been approved. residents of a neighborhood in south florida are still talking about the unwanted visitor they

received last week. a 12-foot long burmese python slithered into their community on thursday night. they called 9-1-1, but it was going to be a half-hour before reptile specialists could arrive. residents couldn't wait, so several of the braver ones took matters into their own hands. >> i pulled up and she said it's over there and i looked and it was on the ladies porch. it was huge. it was a python. and the head was bigger than my hand. >> the owner brought it out in a pillowcase. eventually we had to use a barbecue cover to get it in there. >> how did they do that? a pillowcase and a barbecue cover?the snake was trapped in that grill when officials arrived. they say the python was *not a pet, that it actually came from the wild. it was turned over to the florida fish and wildlife conservation commission. no thank you. it could have made

something good on that growth is turning on the cook about. >> 12 ft. snake. >> you could see the whole neighborhood. >> people do eat snakes. remember we said reptile list? is that a word? >> i just went with it. >> today we have our weather graphics working. showers and thunderstorms are now affecting the county. most of this will move toward the south. you could see a lot of it here. bigger thunderstorms out here. we do expect the cold front to pass to the south. we begin to see things clear out later today. looking at the forecast for later today. we should make the low '70's. expect that high to reach 87 this afternoon. sunshine comes our way. >> a quick look at traffic. if you graphics of our own. first this is heading downtown near

290 allot of ramps are flooded out. some of the rain caused issues for drivers hoping that water will receive before rush hour. one of them has high standing water in bound right where it intersects with 290. looks like we still are dealing with an accident with a light pole and won 19 in marshfield. crews are on the scene there. watch for the detours through that intersection until they can pull that out completely. more traffic and travel times coming in 10 minutes. and much more coming up including an illinois senator's son arrested for groping a woman. and tornadoes are spotted it and another round of severe storms in the heartland. and mr. and mrs. sterling will face off in court today over the sale of the clippers. we will have a preview. and a man is alive and talking about going eye to eye with a great white shark. 10 pee

wounded in a violent holiday weekend. we are live. three people being questioned in the death of gary police officer weeks away from his wedding. and why you may have to turn on your smart phone during security

screenings at overseas airports. good morning, i'm erin mcelroy. dan joins us next hour. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. hi, demetrius. >> another stormy night. the good news is the storms are out of here the cold front is moving away. we can expect a fairly nice monday. although it is monday. and it's always tough after a three day weekend. let's take a look at the temperatures. 71 degrees for now the lakefront. 74 in midway. 71 in the cal. morris is at 73. radar shows we are trying out quickly. we did have some heavy downpours moving through the region overnight. now that front is moving into portions of northern and central indiana. it will continue to press to this job. the next front will be here tomorrow morning. today we make 87. tomorrow at 81. wednesday 76

with a high temperature. sunshine there. thursday's 74. fred it will warm up to 80 degrees. it will be hot saturday and sunday good chance of showers and storms. >> the rain came in last night causing issues on the roads. in number of these ramps were flooded out especially in bound kennedy at 290. all that water is receding. the just opened at one ramp that was the most problematic. we fully expect to not have any issues once we move into rush hour. the earlier accident at 119 were a car ran into a light pole, a serious crash there still carry this out with emergency responders on the scene. those of the hot spots. another update with travel times coming out. >>it's been a violent holiday weekend in several chicago neighborhoods. at least 10 people were killed and more than 50 were injured in shootings since thursday night. several of those shootings involved police. judy wang joins us *live at police headquarters with more .

good morning. most of the shootings happened on the city's west and south sides. three people killed were killed in just the last 24 hours. one of them was a woman shot while attending a holiday barbeque. it happened around midnight near west when 10 place on the far south side. we do not know the circumstances that led up to the shooting. the woman was in her 40's and was hit on the left side of her body and in the arm. about 30 minutes earlier three people were shot near east 80th street and exchange. they were on a sidewalk. a group of people approached, shots were fired. a man was shot in the head he is in critical condition in hospital. a woman is a crest medical center in a corn in serious condition the third victim is in good condition at jackson heart hospital. no suspects are in custody in that incident. five of the shootings

involving chicago police. police shot and killed a 16 year-old boy 87 saturday. a police union spokesman says the boy had been hiding under a car. he came out from under the vehicle and refused to drop the weapon. on friday a 14 year-old boy was killed at cicero. police say the teen had a gun in his waistband. police fired but he put his gun at officers who pursued him. the mayor refused to address the violence when he. at a south side ribbon cutting ceremony for a playground. one of the shootings this weekend happened near his north side home. police superintendent does have an event on the south side this morning and we will wait to see if he will address this issue. back to you. >>authorities are questioning three people about the murder of a gary police officer. officer jeffrey westerfield was shot and killed, at 26-th and van buren, sunday morning. he was found dead in his patrol car.

westerfield was responding to a call of shots fired in the area, but it's not clear if that's related to him getting shot. police say they arrested three people around the corner from the murder. the three people being we had a tip that something hit the house at the 26 bar. three individuals were taken into custody. they were being taken in for interrogation at this time. >> the three people being questioned were all arrested at the same home. no charges have been filed. westerfield had been on the gary police force for 19 years. he had four daughters, and he was engaged to be married. the wedding was less than two months away. >> i want them to look me in the eye and tell me why they killed my fiance. why they killed these girls' father and stepfather. he has for other kids. i want them to explain why. why? >>westerfield joined the gary police department in 1995 after he served in the u-s army during operation desert storm.

he's the first gary officer to be shot and killed in the line of duty in 16 years. he was killed on his 47-th birthday. a possible tornado damaged a handful of homes in a rural area of central iowa. the severe storm blew apart one house, and tore the roof off another. other twisters were spotted around the area. the national weather service will determine which ones were true tornadoes, and how strong they were. no injuries have been reported. passengers at some airports overseas will be required turn on their electronics in order to board flights to the united states. the t-s-a says devices that won't power up, won't be allowed on planes. those passengers could also face additional screening. american intelligence officials have been concerned about new al-qaida efforts to produce a bomb that would go undetected through airport security. there is no evidence a bomb like that exists, or that there's a specific threat to the u-s. the t-s-a does not conduct screening abroad, but has the

our job is to anticipate the next one not react to the last one. we continually evaluate the world situation and we know there remains a terrorist threat to the united states. aviation security is in large part of that. >> the tsa does not conduct screenings abroad but has the ability to set screening criteria for flights flying into the u-s. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. a 10-month-old child is hospitalized after falling from a second story window. it happened last night in the 700 block of east 93rd street. the grandmother says she believes the child was asleep in its bed near a window... when it woke up and crawled out. the child was taken to the hospital in stable condition. illinois senate president john cullerton's son is due in court today, after being accused of groping a woman at a nightclub in tennessee. memphis police arrested carroll cullerton friday morning - after a woman accused him of unzipping her dress and fondling her. he's charged with sexual battery. cullerton is out of jail on

bond. former u-s senator alan dixon has died. dixon represented illinois in the u-s senate from 19-81 until 19-93. he was known as "al the pal" because of his ability to get along with other politicians, regardless of party affiliation. his family says he had been experiencing heart problems.. he would have been 87 today. illinois voters will be asked if they support a state law requiring health insurance providers to offer prescription birth control coverage to employees. governor quinn signed a measure yesterday to put the non-binding referendum on the november ballot. illinois already requires insurance plans to cover contraceptive drugs for women. republicans call it election year tactic. tensions continue to rise in the middle east after the murder of a palestinian teenager. six jews have been arrested for that, and the boy's cousin was caught in the middle of the violence. 16 year old palestinian mohammed khedair was kidnapped and burned alive. many believe that was in

retaliation for the kidnapping and murder of three israeli teenagers. khedair's 15 year old cousin, from florida, was part of a demonstration, when he was detained and beaten. he had two black eyes and a swollen lip when he was released. his parents say his attackers were from israeli security forces. >> the came from the side. i tried to run away but they got me. >> not charged with anything. we have amenable to speak with him his own house of rest. >>israeli authorities say khdeir was part of a group that was attacking police. khdeir says he was just standing there, watching, when he was grabbed and beaten. he is now out on bail and is under house arrest at a relative's home. the state department is calling for a speedy, credible investigation. testimony could be wrapping up today at the oscar pistorius murder trial. prosecutors say pistorius shot and killed his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp, after an argument. but pistorius says he shot her by accident because he thought she was an intruder. yesterday, an australian t-v network aired a video of pistorius re-enacting what

happened that night. the video was made by the defense, in preparation for the trial, but it was never admitted into evidence. the maker of the video says the network violated a promise to not air it until after the trial. opening statements begin today in the first trial linked to the boston marathon bombing. azamat tazhayakov is charged with obstruction of justice and conspiracy. he's accused of removing fireworks and other items from dzhokhar tsarnaev's dorm room after the bombings. prosecutors say tazhayakov went to the room after tsarnaev sent a text that said to take what's there. tsarnaev goes on trial in november. a man in california is home from the hospital, after being attacked by a great white shark. the attack was captured by cell phone video. 40-year-old steven robles says he's still weak and sore after the attack near the manhattan beach pier. and that he was in a "complete state of panic" when he came face to face with the 7-foot shark.

robles says he's afraid to go back into the water. meantime, manhattan beach pier is closed until tuesday. >> break into my torso. and just staring at this shark eye to eye. it was right there. i could feel the vibrations of the shark cutting into my skin. i could feel the whole body shake. >> he said he's afraid to go back into what. the. will be closed until tuesday. the case between donald sterling and his estranged wife goes on trial today. she wants to sell the team for $2 billion. she negotiated the deal after her husband was banned from the nba over a racist grant. he was declared mentally incapacitated. he's asking a judge to approve the agreement. donald sterling opposes the deal. >> i don't know. it sounds

pretty good to me $2 billion. >> if you lose and get the 2 billion cried to somebody else. you're still ok. 70 to the greece is the current temperature. wind at 9 mi.. dew point sitting at 66. the air is fairly soupy once like to point get above 60 you conceal that committee. right now 81 percent relative humidity. it feels very tropical. 71 in waukegan. 70 at this hour. 72 for bartlett. donna morris we are reading at 73. typically we are much cooler in the '60s. it is a warm overnight. here's the good news. the storms that we saw during the overnight they have looked people up continues to press the south and east. it's not exiting and you can expect to be tried

as we progress through the day. the cold front presses down to the south. it will park itself along central indiana not moving back north. the next whether maker is a tight low pressure system with a cold front coming through early tomorrow morning. computer model shows mainly dry today. warm today high in the '80s. showers and storms develop well after sunset. probably after midnight. there will be a good chance for more rain later tonight and tuesday. 87 degrees is the high. typically we make 84. showers and storms tonight. tuesday, 40 percent chance of rain we in the early in the day. high temperature 81. once we make 76 with sunshine. >> still ahead, help coming to the girl at the center of a hoax. and it pops in their got married over the weekend. and this was the scene last month in colorado. find out where another

bounce house took to the skies. all caught on camera. and what happened at a fourth of july fireworks show for a new reality tv star.

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reportedly escaped their captors. they were taken hostage from their village last month after a four-day invasion of the village by the radical islamist group "boko haram." the militants killed 30 men and burned the entire village. the group is still believed to be holding more than 200 schoolgirls who were abducted april 14-th. that case drew international outrage and prompted a global campaign for their release. pope francis will meet today for the first time with victims who were sexually abused by clergy. her an internal investigation was done and determined it was all a hoax. of the doctors still wants to help the girl so is providing her with a prophetic eye. >> it's a lot of work to be done

and has to be done right. goal is to help that child. >> the doctor says she will lead over 25 in the next 10 years as she grows. caused an unplayable amusement to blow away. the slide had just asked a safety inspection. here are a few stories that are rudolph last month one took place in home run injuries to children. mayor of the few stories training on line. novak djokovic defeated roger federer at the men's wimbledon final. this is the second time he's won the tournament, and his seventh major. djokovic was walking with his trophy when he ran into prince william and his wife kate middleton. the champion thanked them for sticking around for the five-set match. this is only the second time federer has lost in a wimbledon final.

he's won the championship seven times. this crash took out more than half the cars at sunday's nascar race at daytona. seven cars were left after this crash, and another one later on. this one kept getting delayed by heavy rain. eric almirola was in the lead, when the race got called with 48 laps to go. so he's your winner. flavor flav he is accused of setting off thousands of dollars worth of illegal fireworks since 2009. officers confiscated more than 100 lbs. of fireworks and issued to fireworks related he says he is moving the party of the neighborhood next year. jessica simpson is a married woman again... she tied the knot with former n-f-l player eric johnson on saturday in california. simpson said "i do" in a carolina herrera gown.. their two children ace and maxwell were the ring bearer and flowergirl.. simpson's parents.. sister

ashlee.. and jessica alba were also in attendance. very ago. in the last car, from weddings. a little bit of everything. if a smorgasbord of news now gnatcatcher's pontiac is reading and 75. talk about rain, we do have the green and in the southern and eastern communities. visions. fairly nice day. 87 is behind today storms are back tonight-70 degrees. try for the rest of the week. more rain in time of the weekend. >> we have a new accident along roosevelt and still watching an earlier crash that has not cleared up at 119 and march build coffins and the delays

emergency crews are on the the early bird special today. what are the most popular holidays from rolling out? memorial day, fourth of july or mccorvey? you can win three vip tickets to the contract festival on july 12th. when there will be chosen later today. coming up, what harrison ford's in treatment for calling for star wars and what caused joan rivers to storm out of a live interview. we will show you. joan rivers recently did n

interview with c-n-n, and things got pretty tense. she ended up walking off in the middle of the interview. i have been i was put on earth to make people laugh. my book is funny. until 15 years ago i worked for animal rights. and you do this and your mean in your backyard stop with that you're not the one to interview the person. sorry.

>> apparently she was serious. she did not come back to the set to finish the interview. there are asking about criticism by animal rights groups for wearing a fur coat on the cover of her new book. protesters even showed up to a book signing last week in new york. former scandal actor columbus short has been arrested... it happened early saturday morning at a popular bar in dallas... after an apparent fight with an off-duty police officer. he was booked on charges of public intoxication. earlier this year.. his wife accused him of threatening to kill her and himself. short was part of the original "scandal" cast. but.. shortly after the incident with his wife he announced he would not return to the show. "transformers: age of extinction" held on to first place at the box office over a slow fourth of july weekend with 36-million dollars. worldwide sales sit at more than 575-million dollars.

melissa mccarthy's comedy "tammy" took second. "deliver us from evil" came in third. "22 jump street" and "how to train your dragon 2" round out the top five. harrison ford has been injured during the filming of the latest installment of star wars.. production will be suspended for two weeks... after a piece of the millennium falcon - a fictional starship - fell on him while filming near london. ford is suffering from a broken leg from the accident. disney says the film is still on track to be released in december 20-15. but how many people can say their leg was broken by the millennium falcon? >> when it can't count on your right ... that is his trusteeship. let's check out our weather today. the cold front has pressed to the south. strong thunderstorms that was all over night have exited the viewing area. here are the highs for today. more showers and thunderstorms are going to arrive tonight.

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