new overnight: rescuers have discovered a 2nd flight recorder in the wreckage of the malaysian airlines flight 17 that was shot down over ukraine yesterday. chicagoans gather to pray for the victims of the crash. local reaction coming up. and the crisis in the middle east escalates as israeli tanks roll into gaza. 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. the >> today's corn to be like yesterday. upper 70's. afternoon clouds will develop into the afternoon. we will be sunny this morning. right now we have more of the same coming. up to 79

degrees this afternoon. typically we would be in the mid '80s. we will be, and clear tonight. we find 61 degrees at o'hare. 57 and garlic. all the areas above, that could change for some people this morning. sublets composite shows no action stay dry. some clouds this afternoon just like yesterday. 79 by 5:00 p.m.. below tonight falls down to 62. picture-perfect weekend. some day we make 85. >> let's start with 7 and 143. that's for we're watching the issue from the earlier fender bender heading south bound. watch for that not far from borland park. the work continues on the chicago river walk project that goes from the 21st impact in the state street bridge it's going to be completely blocked off in sections. the north valley

tribe blocked between renault and grand due to the navy pier flyover project. more numbers and your commute times in just a few minutes. >>a second black box was recovered at the site of the malaysian plane crash, near ukraine's border with russia. this, as the malaysian government met with the media. the country's transport minister says if reports that the plane was shot down are confirmed, it would be "an outrage against human decency." he also offered his condolences to the families of the 298 people who were on board. president obama is pushing for independent investigators to be allowed at the crash site. andrew spencer has more on that, the world want to happen. >> today, nearly 300 people dead after a plane crashes in eastern ukraine and a woman who said she was supposed to be on the flight is still alive. >> coming to the airport in the taxi just crying feeling like i'd been given a second chance. >> the faa warned u.s. airlines to avoid the airspace over

eastern ukraine. u.s. officials believe a missile destroyed the flight. >> if that's the case, it's an unspeakable crime. >> needs a full and transparent international investigation. >> we think the perpetrators must swiftly brought to justice. >> the russian president led the moment of silence on russian television the protesters outside the united nations blamed him for the destruction. he blames the ukrainians for escalating the conflict. some hope the loss of life may be an opportunity for a cease-fire between russian separatists and eastern ukraine and the government. if not, it could create an even deeper divide between east and west. >> a civilian plane was shot down with hundreds of dutch and german and french citizens. that may have the effect of galvanizing the european

resolve. >> others reflect on the tragedy an agreement memorial house that the dutch embassy. 298 are dead amid the wreckage of a civilian passenger jet. >>ukraine's security chief says russia was involved in shooting down the plane. his agency released recordings of three phone calls it intercepted. >>this call was reportedly made 20 minutes after the crash by a rebel commander, to a colonel with russia's military intelligence division. the rebel fighter says they just shot down the plane, and discusses the number of people who are dead. a second conversation, said to be between pro-russian militants at the crash site, confirms it was a malaysia airlines plane that went down. and, in the third intercepted call, a russian commander suggests the plane must have been carrying spies. the recordings have not been independently verified. a political analyst with the

university of chicago tells us, regardless of who is to blame ... this is bound to impact relations between the u-s and russia. >> a very heavily surveiled area. with lots of satellite intelligence we will know who did it we will put pressure on the russians and the russians will say they will cut off gas to the europeans, this is not going to leave it to a war between the u.s. and the russians, but it could lead to substantially worse relations. >>news of the ukraine disaster left air travelers at o'hare airport a little nervous... especially those leaving on *international flights. we spoke to several whose flight plans will take them through amsterdam, where the doomed flight originated. >> we are headed to amsterdam. it just increases your anxiety. it will prevent us from going, but it will make us more nervous of the happy to get there. >> the faa says u.s.-based

airlines are not quick to be operating near the border of ukraine. >>chicagoans of ukranian descent say they feared the day would come.... when tensions and fighting between russia and ukraine... would result in something tragic. w-g-n's judy wang is in chicago's ukranian village where residents gathered for a prayer service. >> me are outside st. nicholas catholic church. many came to pray after learning of the jet crash. they say they're devastated by the turn of events and this shows how critical is the ukraine continues to receive international support. chicago is home to about 46,000 ukrainian americans, a large number of the city's north side. the catholic church held this service dedicated to the 298 people killed aboard the malaysian airline flight. ukrainian americans have washed up for months the turmoil in ukraine beginning with anti- government protests in kiev over the former president's decision to move away from the european

union. russian annexing of crimea in eastern ukraine, the separatist uprising and now what appears to be the downing of the malaysian jet near the country's border. one woman who attended the service said recent events make her thankful for the life she and her family have here. >> i want them to know about their heritage. but we are lucky that we live here and they have freedoms that we have and they don't take them for granted. >> the president and u.s. allies are pursuing a new round of sanctions against russia but some are questioning whether the sanctions will be enough to stop. >>senator kirk was on twitter, shortly after the ukraine disaster... ever *before the plane was taken down by a missile. kirk wants even more punishing sanctions against russia. he writes, "a russian-made

surface-to-air missile has murdered 295 innocent people... 23 of whom are believed to be americans... that number, now 298..." he adds, "overdue russian sanctions should expand to the oil and energy sectors immediately." stay with wgn all morning long for the latest on the malaysian plane crash. coming up at 5 a.m. we are talking to a political science professor and expert on russian and ukrainian politics. you can also find the latest on wgntv.com slash plane crash. a little weather let's turn it over to demetrius. >> good morning. temperatures are going to warm up fairly nicely as to get into the afternoon and evening are highs will climb up to 79 degrees. tonight's low temperature falls back down to only 62 degrees. in ice overnight coming. a look at the 70 forecast, high temperature about 79 degrees. tomorrow, 82, 83 sunday. a nice weekend next chance for rain is

next wednesday. >>coming up ... crisis in the middle east escalates. israel launches ground operations and invades gaza. plus -- robberies on the cta. police release new photos of the two men accused of pistol whipping passengers in the middle of the afternoon. and -- it could be one of mayor emanuel's favorite thing. the chicago staple his campaign has been shelling out lots of cash for.

another major story we're following,israel says one of its soldiers was killed during the early stages of its ground invasion in gaza. the troops are blowing up a network of tunnels that hamas militants have been using, to sneak into israel and carry out terrorist attacks. the israelis are also looking to destroy the infrastructure that allows hamas to carry out its aggression. more than 200 palestinians have died since israel began its airstrikes in gaza last week. the head of the united nations warns, there can be no winners in the israeli-palestinian conflict. >> that can be no military solution. this apprise as much to israel and palestine as a test to syria. >>hamas said israel will pay a great price for going into gaza. israel has called up more than 50-thousand reserve soldiers. but at least one source close to the israeli military, says the current ground campaign may last only a few days, because its objectives are limited.

police released new surveillance photos that more clearly show the faces of two men who robbed several people at gun point on an orange line train. the men held up at least four passengers on a single car, between the halsted and roosevelt stops wednesday afternoon. a review of the c-t-a's entire security camera system shows the men had actually been riding the southwest side line for several hours leading up to the robbery.anyone who recognizes them is asked to call chicago police. a police officer is far from his job after woman kills herself with his gun. kennedy left the gun unattended while unattended back in 2009. the woman was in the bathroom-judge the officers in the bathroom and women use it to commit suicide. the superintendent recommended a two month suspended for the officer. police would overrule him. >>a former wisconsin police

officer pled not guilty to stuffing the bodies of two murder victims in suitcases, and dumping them in a roadside ditch. steven zelich appeared in court via video feed. he admits, he killed the two women during sexual encounters. he insists their deaths were accidental. zelich is jailed on a million dollars bond. he faces 20 years in prison if he's convicted of hiding the corpses. a prisoner in elgin who made a short-lived break for freedom, says he hears voices, and needs help. a kane county judge judge set bond for 33-year old jesse vega at a million dollars. vega bolted from a police car wednesday, as he was being taken from the elgin mental health center to a court appearance. he was recaptured eight hours later. back in april, vega was declared mentally unfit to stand trial for assaulting a woman in the parking lot at six flags great america. we now know what you'll receive when you make a good impression with mayor rahm emanuel.. that is... a delicious piece of cheesecake... the chicago tribune reports if you did a good job... if you're

on his good side... or if he's trying to entice business to the area... he'll be sending an eli's cheesecake. in fact.. the tribune reports since emanuel first started running for mayor four years ago... he's spent more than 51- thousand dollars on eli's cheesecakes. the money comes from his campaign fund. you could do worse. >> does he need a meteorologist? >> you would get paid in cheesecake. >> let's take a look outside. we have a picture perfect weekend coming up. today will be like yesterday and like the day before. sunshine. a few clouds developing. wind out of the south and nice warm breeze the wind will shift coming in from the southeast tonight many we will be much cooler. it's 55 at the lakefront. 61 at o'hare. 57 here. sublet composite shows we are dry. all the rain space to the south. the disturbance or low pressure will stay to the south. this is taking all the gulf moisture and keeping it way

down to the south. we don't have to worry about any rain for the whole weekend. this ridge doesn't break down. it won't break down until we get into next wednesday. then we have the potential for showers and storms. but we are dry until then. 79 degrees today. tonight slow down to 62. typical high would be 84. 82 on saturday. sunday we gain one degree. >> will want to give you an update on the orange park accident read along route 7. they just clear this at south bound 143. cars will be getting through without any problems. heads up, pick work on the kennedy. it would be in express lanes. they will be closed starting at 10:00 tonight. not opening again until monday at 5. this is the ongoing work over by the ohio street bridge. it won't

impact the local lanes. just the express lanes. it will impact the jackson on ramp that will be blocked for the weekend. we will talk more about that and get a look in your commute times all coming up. >> coming up ...is your job on the endangered list? find out which careers are on the chopping block as technology makes them obsolete. and next in sports -- expectations are high for the bears this season but one of the team's hall of famers needs to see more from jay cutler.. >> were going to introduce you to a local chef was created a way to eat your favorite alcoholic beverage. it sounds strange but you'll be seeing a lot of this at bars and concert venues and stadiums, not. >>

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boozer to kick around anymore the lakers now have him. they paid $3.5 million. money that comes off the 16.8 he was still owed by the bulls. the bulls made more news later when they introduce their new players to the media. separate evidence for some reason but we will hear from the new players later today at the united center. the sky with their star players still missing is no match for indiana.

the head a nice push in the third. there were down by five and then we blink and they're down by 20. still going strong after all these years, its 82- 64. in wheaton, and 90 year-old from naperville, a sophomore at iowa wednesday illinois amateur in a sudden-death playoff. and finally, with bears camp less than a week away, a whole famer was never a big fan of quarterbacks weighs in on expectations for color. >> he has to play like a franchise quarterback. everybody is expecting that he is a franchise quarterback with the talent but if you look at the proof, it's not in the pudding. he's got to be better. we need more bang for the buck out of the quarterback and he is capable of it. >> we will find out starting

next thursday when camp begins. >>stocks plunge yesterday... as isreal began launching a ground offensive in gaza shortly after the malaysia airlines crashed in ukraine.. the down down 161 the nasdaq falling 62 and the s-and-p down 23 in the race for governor: republican candidate bruce rauner rolled out his plan to revamp the illinois tax code. rauner's 22-page budget proposal phases out the state's income tax increase, by rolling back the personal rate from five to three percent ... over four years. he'd expand the sales tax to cover some luxury services, like golf club memberships and charter flights ... and freeze property taxes. rauner says his strategy will improve the business economy. >> we can't get caught up in any one year six month period of budgets. we need to take a long- term structural change for growth. that's the critical thing. >>rauner also supports raising the minimum wage to ten dollars an hour, if it's coupled with

pro-business reforms. he was in schaumburg yesterday, where he was endorsed by the illinois manufacturers association. governor quinn rejected rauner's tax plan, as he launched a job training program on the south side. the governor insists that broadening the sales tax would hurt individuals and small businesses. >> and not put that tax. the tax on business and everyday people as they go about their daily lives, i think it's a terrible idea. >> the governor was at the dawson technical institute yesterday to unveil "employ illinois" ... a program to train minorities for construction jobs. he added that the state's unemployment rate is the lowest its been since 2008. your dream job... may be one that's being considered endangered.. that -- according to a new list by careercast-dot-com... their list says travel agents.. newspaper reporters.. and meter readers are among the most endangered jobs.. but... topping the list is farmers.. which are expected to decline 19-percent... and mail carriers.. expected to decline lumberjacks.. flight attendants... and drill press operators are also considered to

be highly endangered.. technology is taking away many of these jobs. >> but meteorologist, you have job security. >> we are always needed. but you guys are always wrong. >> you are never wrong. >> i am 100 percent right 50 percent of the time. let's take a look at our day. afternoon clouds are coming. high temperature for degrees below the average. average high this time of the year is 84 degrees. at soldier field are temperature is in the mid-60s. as to look towards valparaiso, it's 56 degrees. socked village at 68. fairly nice day, no rain in sight for the weekend. a chance of showers is not until next wednesday. 79 degrees today senate we're back up to 83. monday 85. tuesday is a hot one at 87. thunderstorms in time for

wednesday. >> let's start at o'hare ongoing road work continues this morning. this is heading eastbound, salim blockage in german and continuing to be fluid and changing. looks like traffic is getting through with that too many problems. that could change as the swap or the orange barrels. eastbound 8-94 to northbound this ramp was closed for repaving it will be open again later tonight. this is the last day they're working on that. you should be in good shape coming to monday and over the weekend. numbers look good. nothing we're too concerned about in terms of the community are going to break this down for you coming out. >>there's more to come in our next half-hour. investigators begin to search for answers in ukraine. the latest developments overnight on the plane that was shot down by a missile. plus -- illinois lawmakers finally give in. federal prosecutors take over the investigation into governor quinn's troubled anti-violence program but that could spell trouble come election time. and --

it took 12 years to make...the new movie "boyhood" is generating lots of oscar buzz. entertainment critic dean richards has his review.

the investigation into the plane disaster in the ukraine. some incriminating evidence against the group that allegedly shot the malaysia airlines plane from the sky. malaysian airline officials speaking out for the first time since the tragedy. escalates after israel launches ground operations and in base plaza. good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. hi, demetrius. >> and other picture perfect weekend. >> a perfect picture? either one. >> let's try again. and looking at the wrong camera. altus let the graphics speak for themselves. here the current temperatures. satellite's radar composite shows we are dry. we stayed dry today and through the entire weekend. 79 degrees today 62 tonight. 82 saturday. some day we go up one degree. no

rain until next week. >> the start over at 57 with the ongoing road work causing minor delays starting at 147 going all the way up to 159. taking out too far right lanes for least another hour and a half. if you take a look at the map, everyone is moving through without any problems. that indicates the volume is light enough to not see any slow spots. in bound to 90, into the circle three left lanes are down that will be picked up about 30 minutes and you can see what it's doing to traffic. when you see yellow or red arrows that indicates traffic moving 40 mi. below the speed limit. the good news is issued not match last much longer. numbers look good overall. a full rundown of the commute times coming up in a few minutes. >> let's begin in to the investigation into the downed

milesian plane. a second black box was recovered at the site of the crash. this as the malaysian government met with the media the country's transport minister says it reports of the plane being shot down confirmed it would be an outrage against human decency. also offering condolences to the families of the 290 people on board. president obama is pushing for independent investigators to be allowed at the crash site. andrew spencer has more on that, and what other leaders around the world want to happen. >> today, nearly 300 people dead after a plane crashes in eastern ukraine. a woman whose sensuous supposed be on that flight is still alive. >> coming to the airport in the taxi just crying. just feeling like a been given a second chance. >> the faa warned u.s. airlines to avoid space over eastern ukraine. u.s. officials believe a missile destroyer the malaysian airlines flight. >> if that's the case it's an unspeakable crime. >> we need a full and

transparent international investigation. >> we insist that the perpetrators must be brought to justice. >> the russian president led a moment of silence on russian television protesters outside the united nations blamed him for the destruction. he blames the ukrainians for escalating the conflict. some hope the catastrophic loss of life might be an opportunity for a cease- fire between russian separatists in eastern ukraine and the country's government. if not, it could create an even deeper divide between east and west. >> the fact that a civilian plane was shot down with hundreds of dutch and german and french citizens, that may have the effect of galvanizing the european resolve. >> others reflect on the tragedy itself and a growing the moral of said the dutch embassy in ukraine. 298 dead amid the

wreckage of a civilian passenger jet. >>ukraine's security chief says russia was involved in shooting down the plane. his agency released recordings of three phone calls it intercepted. this call was reportedly made 20 minutes after the crash by a rebel commander, to a colonel with russia's military intelligence division. the rebel fighter says they just shot down the plane, and discusses the number of people who are dead. a second conversation, said to be between pro-russian militants at the crash site, confirms it was a malaysia airlines plane that went down. and, in the third intercepted call, a russian commander suggests the plane must have been carrying spies. the recordings have not been independently verified. a political analyst with the university of chicago tells us, regardless of who is to blame ... this is bound to impact the already strained relationship between the u-s and russia. >> this is a deliberate act of

terror. there will be tremendous pressure on the u.s. to do two things, to strengthen or substantially the economic sanctions and to get germany to go along with it. the chancellor has been reluctant. also to provide lethal aid to the ukrainian army which has been driving back the separatists. >> chicagoans from ukraine feared the day would come to win the tensions would result in something tragic. >> judy is live in ukraine village residents gathered for a prayer service. >> good morning. many people in this community attended a special service here at the ukrainian church saying they are devastated and heartbroken by what has happened. the hope this will be what leads to change in eastern ukraine. about 46,000 ukrainian americans call chicago home. the catholic church held

the service thursday evening dedicated to the 290 people who were aboard the malaysian airlines flight. the ukrainian americans have watched the turmoil in the ukraine beginning with the anti-government protest in kiev after the former president decided to move away from the european union. the watched as moscow annexed crimea, the rise oppression separatists and what appears to be the downing of the malaysian plane. a woman who attended the service says she wants her children to appreciate the freedoms they have here. >> i want them to do about their heritage but we are lucky that we live here and have the freedoms that we have and they don't take those for granted. >> will need support now. especially the ukraine in general as a country. ukrainians all of the world still need that support. and unfortunately this emphasizes and underlines the

extremely critical needs. >> u.s. and allies announced a new round of economic sanctions against russia some hope this is going to be to change but others question whether sanctions and this event will be enough to force them to change course. back to you. >>stay with wgn all morning long for the latest on the malaysian plane crash. coming up at 5 a.m. we are talking to a political science professor and expert on russian and ukrainian politics. you can also find the latest on wgntv.com slash plane crash. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. israel says one of its soldiers was killed during in the early stages of its ground invasion in gaza. the troops are blowing up a network of tunnels that hamas militants have been using, to sneak into israel and carry out terrorist attacks. the israelis are also looking to destroy the infrastructure

that allows hamas to carry out its aggression. seven people were injured in a series of shootings on the south side yesterday afternoon. this is 84-th and morgan, where two teenagers were grazed. one boy was hit in the back... the other suffered a minor hand injury. at 80-th and morgan, a man was shot in the shoulder. but his injuries weren't life- threatening. illinois lawmakers will wait three months to interview key officials linked to governor quinn's controversial anti- violence program. they want to give *federal investigators time to finish *their investigation. quinn's "illnois neighborhood recovery initiative" has been criticized as little more than an effort to sign up quinn voters before the 2010 election. fedex is headed to court facing drug-trafficking charges... this comes after accusations of conspiring to deliver prescription drugs for illegal internet pharmacies. they also set up special credit policies for internet

pharmacies so it wouldn't lose money if police shut down the sites.. fedex ignored nearly a decade of warnings from the drug enforcement administration... the food and drug administration.... and members of congress. a hearing is schedule for july 29th.. no one has been charged... a stay dog found on the streets of chicago got a makeover. the trio animal shelter found this dog who was so matted and covered in dirt that they couldn't even figure out if the dog was male or female. so they called in a groomer to help clean the pup up. it took more than an hour and a half to shave *her and they took off more than 2 lbs of hair. but once they were finished, the dog which they named ellen, seemed quite content with her new do. and she even got adopted. >> that doesn't look like the same dog. >> right now were in the '60s. another nice day high temperature in the upper '70's. winds are com. they're generally not moving much. currently it's

57 degrees. in bartlett its 57. 54 in union. 59 near morris. on the other side of the lake were in the mid to lower 50s. satellite's radar composite shows we are dry. we will be dry today and for the whole weekend. high pressure to the east and low pressure down to the south basically keeping all the moisture way to the south. the storms across the gulf coast but not here today or for the weekend. 79 degrees for the high today typically we should be in the mid '80s. mostly clear, a moonlit sky tonight. the drop down to about 62. tomorrow we make 82¢ a women 83. will tell you when the rain is set to arrive in the 74 cast. >> still ahead, new photos have surfaced of the malaysia airlines plane before it was shot down over ukraine. what one passenger posted to facebook prior to boarding. plus -- why actor jason biggs is

getting lots of heat about what he posted on twitter shortly after the crash. and -- marcus talks to the chicago area inventor of this new dessert machine that incorporates alcohol with liquid nitrogen. >> that does look like mad science. here are a few storiese

trending online this morning ... we've been reporting on the surface-to-air missile that brought down a malaysian jerliner over ukraine. and this picture is trending this morning. a dutch teenager named tom warners snapped this photo of the plane taking off from amsterdam on the ill-fated flight. warners tweeted, "my thoughts are with pax and crew." one of the passengers on the doomed flight took a moment before boarding, to snap a photo of the plane. "cor pan" posted the photo on his facebook page, along with the message, "if it disappears, this is what it looks like." it was a reference to the malaysian jet that vanished months ago on a flight out of kuala lumpur. the photo prompted several comments from friends wishing pan a happy vacation in malaysia. actor jason biggs drew a firestorm of criticism after he tweeted "anyone wanna buy my malaysian airlines frequent flier miles?" his followers immediately reacted, telling him that the joke was simply not funny. biggs responded with a series of defensive tweets ... telling people not to follow him if they don't like his humor. he later apologized to people who were offended saying that was not his intent ... and

deleted the original tweet. but look at the weekend forecast. >> this weekend should be nice. blast began we had this big storms saturday. people just let's look. 65 degrees right now. lincoln park at 66. at the airport the temperature is 61. elsewhere we are cooler looking the other side of lake michigan its mid-50s. 57 in waukegan. 56 in kankakee. here's what we can expect, 79 degrees for the high. no rain the entire weekend. next chance of showers is wednesday. time for traffic. >> watching a new fire with crews in the area along often. looks like basically of and is

blocked off from washington over to colombia. once that clears will let you know. crews will be in that area fighting that fire. in bound to 90 resurfacing work all the way to the circle. three of the left lanes are closed. 10 minutes ago we're watching a long line of congestion going into that spot. right now everyone is moving through pretty well there is a good chance that they should have been cleaned up early. looks like that will be wrapped up in about 15 minutes. >>marcus is here ... hi marcus! >> every once in awhile you run into somebody with a million- dollar idea and you just know when you see it it's going to be a ridiculous hit. we met a local chef the other day that invented a new way to bring dessert into the bar. >> will rogers has been working as a chef for 20 years always

looking for a way to spice things up. or in this case, cool things off. >> below zero solid we take the alcohol with put it into a solid scoop. any drink, and the mixture we can put on a column. wine or beer or mixed drinks. >> how do fries alcohol into a likable form? let's find out. >> let's do vodka and lemonade. a traditional summer time. >> ever become parasitize cream they're saying vodka and scream or jack daniels. people think it's weird. but it's a scoop of alcohol. in this picture here of lemonade would take some of our friend, vodka and we to go straight, we could run 100 percent. the actual proof or content, i could add a third of a bottle. now what are you

hiding? >> this is the product we developed that actually freezes the alcohol. so take a liquid gel type and this makes it the impossible possible. the freeze the alcohol. >> after that the right consistency, it's time for the fun part. >> this is what school. this is the show. >> mr. it liquid nitrogen will freeze its. >> it will take about three-four minutes. >> i feel like i am in a thriller. >> listen to my ice-cream ... it's not as cream. i didn't say i scream. alcohol scoop ... >> once the smoke clears were going to take a look. >> you don't want to touch that do? >> it's practically save. everybody is scared of liquid nitrogen. >> don't you remember terminator 2? >> it's all low pressure. you

can see the gas starting to come out. you get this liquid like water. in my hands. and going right under it. baca and lemonade below zero scoop. can you smell it? >> that is good. it's like italianized but it's not that that its bid creamier. >> people's first reaction is ice-cream but there's never been a solid alcohol in the world. >> the station is called below 04 a personal reason. the b is for my daughter broke and zero is for my son zack. >> something that they can't even eat. >> hopefully one day they will. >> i have to ask you about that dot >> before you do that, everybody is going to wonder about this, go to walking desert stock, and

you concede the 21 and over tab and click on that. >> so is it like a sorbet? >> it jell in that that he invented which makes a big creamier than a sorbet but it's not quite ice cream. but it really tastes like a drink from the bar. and there was a lot of vodka. >> how many collins did you eat? >> no comment. it was too many. >> coming up...the movie that took 12 years to make. dean reviews "boyhood" and tells us if all that oscar buzz is real or just hype. your weekend movie reviews are up next.

it's generating lots of oscar buzz...dean's got his weekend-- >> i told you i should have read that. >> let's start over. dean's got his weekend movie reviews including "boyhood" which was filmed over 12 years. >> how was your week? to have a girlfriend? >> have you been drinking? >> by far the best movie of the weekend and the best of the year so far, boyhood. the film shot

over 12 years following a young boy and his family simply growing and maturing and changing. aside from the novelty of the film shot a bit at a time it's the most honest and a boy and revealing storytelling i've seen on the big screen. at first you expect the usual film convention to abbreviate reality but life happens honestly and organically and provocatively without manipulating you. the young boys divorced parents. we watched this for go from innocent 7 year-old into his college years. the movie is about 2 hours 45 minutes. i rarely recommend anything that long, but here every minute counts and what is certain to give the director and best director oscar next year, i give it an a. >> of the comedy of the week is the sex tape. the story of america a couple trying to spice

up their boring into midlife by recording themselves demonstrating every position in the book the joy of sex. when the video is a accidentally down loaded to the family and friends to go on a mad dash to erase all the copies out there. there are a few laughs to be had early on in the film. as the bear it all with a naked physical comedy. but the last need by agra. the exceptional robalo is extra hilarious given his real-life participation in one of the very first public sex tapes. i give it a sea. >> the super scary movie fans have the purge, anarchy. it's the year 2023 on the one night of the year when all crimes including murder or legal. the white knuckle element of the movie is good the storyline even better this time about the rich versus the poor and the insanity of out of control killing. something especially poignant

for chicago. >> as always my current and past reviews along with a list interviews with the stars like a one-on-one conversation with the director of boyhood and the stars of sex tape. all on my page of the web. if you like to get my weekly movie reviews your phones every friend, just text 97999 sponsored by million- dollar quartet. have a great weekend. >> good morning let's check out the weather. >> more good stuff coming. today's high temperature in the upper 70's. sunshine and clouds this afternoon but not much. tamara's temperature 82. we stay warm up for the entire upcoming seven days forecast. >> coming up at 5, the latest on the malaysian airlines flight shot down over the ukraine. talking to a political scientist about russian and

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