the u-s accuses russia of violating the nuclear missile treaty, as europe prepares a new round of sanctions. a man is found not guilty in the shooting death of a former simeon high-school star football player. and two armed men are caught on camera robbing a west side medical center -- making off with viagra and cash. we'll have a *live report. good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. but it's check on whether. tim is here for demetrius. >> it's like fall yesterday. >> it will pretty nice. >> it won't be an school today. but still about five degrees below average. upper '70's. some areas is today never even made it of the '60s. we're still

below average. maybe some widely scattered showers. but much of the day should be dry. right now were in the '50s. 62 at the way. a few scattered clouds but otherwise mostly clear. we will see the clouds popping up in the afternoon but we may have some widely scattered showers as well. we may be cooler along the lake. same thing tomorrow. spotty showers may be an isolated tundra storm. 83 degrees. will be closed average. more on the forecast in a bit. >> we do have that bridgework over to lakeshore drive which started yesterday. it will last until 5:00 a.m. thursday morning. also impact in the state street ramp which is temporarily closed. it will be slow through their especially as we had to rush hour. and ongoing work in the park has north coast to addison. working on the road crossings. we of the picture

here from yesterday you can see pretty extensive project issued last tour of the second. numbers look good. next light volume. the full update with your commute times in just a few minutes. >>a refugee camp and a hospital in gaza are the latest flashpoints in the three-week war between israel and hamas. palestinian media say 18 people were killed this morning in new attacks. hamas blames israel, but israel says it was a *hamas rocket that did the damage. a hamas radio station, and the home of a hamas leader, were also hit. amid u.n. calls for a cease- fire, the warring parties differ over the ultimate solution to the crisis. >> we need a political solution. military solutions won't produce anything other than more violence and destitution. >> record to be quiet in israel it will be quiet in gaza. the equation is simple.

>>israel says ten of its soldiers were killed yesterday, while destroying tunnels that hamas uses to smuggle weapons and launch attacks on israeli soil. israel says the gaza campaign will end when all the tunnels are blown up. here in chicago, the israeli- palestinian conflict was fought on a more *peaceful level... with dueling rallies in the loop. the jewish federation hosted a pro-israel demonstration outside the thompson center, while a group of palestinians chanted from across the street. police say the demonstrators from both sides were well- behaved. the state department is accusing russia of violating a weapons treaty. a treaty from 1987 says the russian federation is not to possess, produce, or test ground launched medium ranged missiles. the alleged violations date back six years, but russia says it's investigated the matter and considers it closed. president obama has written to russian president putin about this. all this comes after the state department accused russia of firing missiles into ukraine and providing the weapon that brought down malaysia airlines flight 17.

ukraine says its troops have fought off more rebels as they move toward the flight-17 crash site. dutch and australian investigators had said they were turned back from the scene. a ukrainian official says a black box from the plane proves it was shot down by a missile. russia now faces more sanctions for its role. the u-s and several european countries are working on stronger measures against russia's state banks, energy, and military technology. russia says new sanctions won't achieve their goal. police are still looking for two men who were caught on tape robbing a clinic. they got away with drugs and cash. tonya francisco is live at the 15-th district police station with more.. tonya? >> good morning. some of those drugs were by agra and xanax. apparently worth lots of money on the street. the pharmacist on duty at the time asked us not to name the clinic and to decide. but he did share with us some

video of the suspect. surveillance cameras from inside the clinic were able to record a clear video of their faces. the pharmacist tells us that it was around friday at 3:00 p.m. when the two men walked into the clinic claiming to want something and the next thing he dknew he was being insulted and the other man pulled a gun on him. >> he told me to put my hand on my head and get on my knees and he told me he needed the drugs. >he told me to get the drugs and put them in a bag. >> after he did that the pharmacist said the two men took him into a back room and talk take him and took off. before they took off they took his laptop and some cash. they made off with about $3,500 in

merchandise. the video you have seen has clear video of this to suspect cases. if you recognize the man you're asked to give police a call. >>a michigan jury has acquitted a man charged with killing an eastern michigan university football player from chicago. ed thomas and kristopher pratt were accused of fatally shooting former simeon high school standout demarius reed last october. yesterday a jury found thomas not guilty in the murder. reed was found dead by his roommate in a hallway of his apartment building near the e- m-u campus, on the morning of october 18th. police say he was killed during a robbery. pratt pleaded guilty in the case and testified against thomas. a man from palatine got into the middle of a fight outside a bar, and lost. yesterday, he died of his injuries. 26-year-old ryan flannigan tried to intervene in a fistfight involving several people who had gone to the bar after a funeral on july 18-th. palatine police say, 35-year- old michael platt threw a punch that knocked flannigan down and fractured his skull. platt is charged with aggravated battery... no word yet whether he'll face additional charges.

a police officer from southwest suburban hometown is out of a job after he shot a dog. "apollo"-- a one year old german shepard mix-- got out of the house on friday afternoon, but caught up with him. the dog's owners says she called for the dog to come in, but the officer already had his gun out. she says the officer fired when the dog bared his teeth at him. the family's 6 year old daughter witnessed the entire event. hometown police department says they're conducting a full investigation. a chicago police officer is out of the hospital after he was shot while stopping a burglary. the officer was going to his home in bucktown when he saw a man breaking into a home being built early yesterday morning. the officer drew his gun after seeing the man had a screwdriver. police say both men were shot with the officer's gun during a struggle. the suspect died at the scene. his name has not been released. the officer was shot in the arm. police in gary are investigating the murder of a man found shot to death inside his auto repair shop. antonio tolbert was found dead inside his shop in the 11-

hundred block of chase street at about 11 a-m yesterday. police have no one in custody. tolbert's body was found at about the same time the mayor of gary announced a new police chief for the city. larry mckinley is a 15-year veteran of the department. he takes over after the sudden resignation of former chief wade ingram. >> it just happened around the same time we were reviewing for approach to law enforcement, the chief decided to resign to pursue another avenue that we certainly support him. >> a didn't it anticipate this for its invasion. i think a lot of people were surprised. >>ingram joined the department as chief in 2011. some residents are questioning the timing of his resignation, in the wake of an uptick in murders and the killing of a gary police officer. ac chicago alderman has been arrested, a second time, for drunk driving. last friday morning, alderman rey colon, of logan square, was eisenhower expressway near homan avenue.

he tested over the legal limit for alcohol. police say he was cooperative. his previous d-u-i arrest was in 19-95. the states top watchdog is taking metra to task after an investigation into a serious safety issue. executive inspector general ricardo meza reports metra's 'change of assignment' policy led to falsifying the federal government's hours of service logs. the logs are for the safety of travelers and employees. metra officials are firing back though.. saying the report contains 'flawed assumptions' and comes almost a full year after leadership changes and agency reforms. and nfl training camp turn that to be a perfect place for a woman to celebrate her birthday. she's a big washington redskins and chan. for her 90th birthday she watched the training camp in virginia. she said it was her dream to spend per day with the team. the team owner and several players came over to sign her jersey. we are wishing her a very happy birthday. >> she's a loyal fan. 90.

>> i hope i look that good when i am 90. starting off mild today. these of the mildest of areas. it's a bit cooler in hebron. we have mainly clear and cloudy skies. lots of sunshine early on a few clouds popping up in the afternoon. maybe a few spotty showers and even an isolated thunderstorm but much of the day will be dry. more of the same tomorrow. partly cloudy and maybe an afternoon scattered showers. 20 percent chance for that on thursday. better chance friday but warm up to about average meaning low 80s. we have the chance of a scud gun store coming in then. 85 degrees on monday. that's the weather. >> coming up, please lock up a mother whose children were injured in the shooting.

>> what an autopsy reveals about how the botched execution of an arizona inmate was carried out. >> and tornadoes hit at opposite end of the country including three touchdowns in the mile high city. >>

a mother of six kids in milwaukee is behind bars, charged with neglect after authorities find them living in deplorable conditions. police discovered the situation

when they went to talk with octavia burton about a shooting last week that injured two of her children, ages 10 and 11. police burton's six children and her boyfriend's child, ranging in age from 2 to 11, were living in a house that had no working toilets. trash was piled up in every room, bugs and feces were throughout the house. animal control removed five malnourished dogs. the children were taken from the house and placed in foster care. the homes has been boarded up and condemned. the first autopsy results from a lethal injection in arizona, suggest it was carried out correctly... even though some witnesses claim it was botched. joseph wood took two hours to die after he was injected with lethal chemicals. one witness says wood *gasped for more than an hour. but the pima county medical examiner says, the catheters carrying the lethal injection were inserted properly. and barring an unusual toxicology report, he plans to declare simply that wood died as the result of the lethal injection. in denver -- severe summer storms produced damaging tornadoes. two tornados drop from the sky barreling through two different

metro areas. one from sky fox near north east of denver and another near brighton. the storms didn't have much strength...making their sound more alarming than their swirl. one of the tornadoes passed near denver international airport sending passengers for shelter. after about an hour operations returned to normal while those around town affected scrambled to repair damage from the storm. a tornado -- ripped through revere, massachusetts -- causing extensive damage. the national weather service says monday's tornado was an ef- two tornado -- with winds between 100 and 120 miles per hour. the storm uprooted trees and severely damaged numerous homes and businesses. the tornado was on the ground for about two miles. no major injuries have been reported. the third time was the charm for a rocket launch at cape canaveral. a delta four rocket blasted off into space yesterday. it's carrying three satellites for the air force. two previous launch attempts had to be canceled last week because of bad weather. this launch was done through a partnership between lockheed martin and boeing. this is their 33-mission for

the air force. >> were starting off a mild and pleasant today. upper fifties and low 60s. we are cooler than average. the dew points give us the indication of moisture and right now we are in the low 50 so we are fairly dry. comfortable for the next few days. , conditions and light breezes out there this morning. plumose part those breezes will be out of the northwest bringing in a cool dry air. we will have some clouds pop up as the day goes on. it gets more stable this afternoon that an upper level disturbance could trigger a few widely scattered showers but not a big deal. of the '70s today. 5 degrees warmer than yesterday may be a bit cooler along the lakeshore. partly cloudy overall. tomorrow some of

the same. maybe it widely scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms. back to average on thursday. each day we have a chance for widely scattered storms but much of these days will be dry. >> we do have some more on the green line to watch out for. most of it is occurring over night but it is lasting into the early-morning until about 6:00 a.m.. these are the closures here most of the work being done overnight from 9:00 p.m.- 6:00 a.m.. this product is slated to be wracked by august 1st. we could see some extra delays because of that. systemwide everything looks good. no accidents to report. a few spots of construction will break down for you in just a few minutes. >> next the physical treatment used to get a fatter paycheck. >> what the faa wants to give south and west airlines a hefty fine. >>and next in sports -- a look at derrick rose in action, on

day one of team u-s-a training camp in las vegas. stay with us.

good morning. the first day of training camp for teen usa and the quest for the world cup and dereks rose did just fine. try

to make the squad. far from nba action but a good start after being back from two knee operations. he's played in just 10 games in just two seasons this action will give the coach a chance to see him firsthand. rose said everything went well in the initial drills. >> it was good. no pain. right now i am training. >> of course people will have something to say after that injury but you can get mad at that. so many positives of got my son and my family. of course i had a second injury, but that rehab took care of that. just try to put that behind me. >> despite a cool 63 degrees of reading in july, cubs and rockies begin a run. groundball

and a fly. it's 2-0. also cut some support here. a sliding catch this a bit of trouble but they win four-one. >>stocks ended mostly flat monday. the dow added 22. the nasdaq dropped 4. and the s-and-p gained half a point. the f-a-a is asking that southwest airlines be fined 12 million dollars for improper maintenance of its planes. the fines stem from three separate incidents. in one case, the f-a-a says southwest didn't stabilize 44 planes on jacks, when it replaced their aluminum skin. also, some of the planes' rivets weren't properly fastened. southwest airlines has a month to *challenge the proposed fine. the country's two biggest real estate websites are joining forces. zillow is buying trulia in a 3- point-five-billion dollar deal. the move makes zillow the biggest player in the online real estate market. both sites offer similar

listings and information, like schools and crime reports. both companies have approved the deal which is expected to close next year. the combined company will keep both brands and web sites. virtual currency is now available at an a-t-m in chicago. a bitcoin a-t-m is up and running in the cassava restaurant in lakeview. the restaurant started accepting bitcoin as payment four months ago. bitcoin use began online, but it is not backed by any government. google's exchange rate says one bitcoin is equal to 591 dollars. having a wide face has it's benefits.... a new study says that men with wider faces are more likely to get a bonus. previous research suggests that people with large faces are more aggressive and likely to lie and cheat. i love the picture that they put up. >>researchers say that may be true... but they also tend to be more financially successful at firms. the study found that people with

wide faces don't do as well when it comes to business negotiations. and that men who are more attractive are better at collaborating. would both have long faces a what does that say? >> you say i have a wide face? >> you are a big fat liar. >> and just teasing you. >> i'm going to tell you the weather with my narrow face. it's been a clear to partly cloudy. we will reach the '70s today. we have a one in five chances action in for scattered showers. much of the day will be dry. not as cool as yesterday when some of us didn't even make it out of the '60s. we of warmer weather coming to the end of the week. >> with some construction of there and the jane addams and was still have a lot of ongoing roadwork was bound taking out the two left lanes until 5:00 a.m.. then you have a single lane down until 6:00 a.m.. at

irving park we have work on all the intersection's which will be in place through early fall. watch for slow pockets there as the continued doing that massive project on all the stoplights. will have more coming up in just a bit. >>there's more to come in our next half-hour. --including, staying downtown for the news three day music fest. >> an alleged sex-offender dies in a shootout with police. how t-v helped track him down. plus -- a judge rules in favor of donald sterling's wife. what it means for the sale of the l- a clippers. and -- dating website *o-k cupid* admits it experimented on its users. we'll tell you how, coming up.

two armed men caught on camera robin in medical center in making off with medication and cash. >> good news for the cta. what a new report credits for a drop in crime. >> and chicago is getting ready to host hundreds of undocumented children. >> good morning. good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. let's go to tim mcgill in for demetrius, for a check of the weather. >> mild and comfortable

temperatures. here are the current temperatures. we're warmer in the spots here. it's 61 at the queen of angels school. mainly clear to partly cloudy skies we will start off with sunshine but we will have a few more afternoon clouds popping up today and the chance for a hit or miss shower or a thunderstorm we will be warmer than yesterday. it felt very much like september. today we will feel more like july. still below average. same for tomorrow. edie's return thursday and friday. each day through saturday with a chance of scattered showers. >> things are looking good. not dealing with any accident volume is light. we do have ongoing construction of the bridge deck repair at 55 and lakeshore drive impacting the flow of traffic along the bridge and also state street northbound the ramp is to

grow close until the wrap up this work should be picked up by 5:00 a.m. thursday morning. we also have ongoing closures with the music festival in town that will be in place through august 3rd impacting jackson stretching from columbus to lake shore drive. also additional parking restrictions in the area. more traffic in just a bit. >> police are still looking for two men who robbed a clinic on the city's west side. and the heist was all caught on camera. tonya francisco is live at the 15-th district police station with more.. tonya? >> could morning. five minutes is all it took for these thieves to clean the clinic out. the pharmacists are on duty said it appears the men had done this before. no fingerprints and the managed to keep things, not letting it escalate into violence even though they had semiautomatic weapons. but they

did make one mistake. they did not cover their faces. servants cameras from inside the clinic were able to record clear video of the men and what they're wearing. this was last friday around 3:00 p.m.. two men walked into the clinic claiming to want to see the dentist. the pharmacist let the man and the next thing she knows the dentist was being insulted. then the man pulls a gun on him and ordered him to fill a been with xanax, norco, cold medicine with codeine and viagra. . the pharmacist and took them into the back room he was tied up to the dentist was duct tape. there were able to escape and as he said he asked us to disguise his voice and not name the clinic. >> they seemed familiar. hills said they had been there before. i've talked to other personnel and everyone says they seemed familiar.

>> the pharmacist said in addition to the drugs that got away with his laptop and another bunch of cash. $3,500 worth of merchandise which could be worth a lot more on the street. if you recognize these men you're asked to call police. >>crime on the c-t-a is down. robberies fell about 35 percent, and violent crimes dropped 34 percent compared to last year. officials say new surveillance cameras and an increase undercover police patrols are making a difference. c-t-a officials are releasing this information following an attack on an orange line train earlier this month. two armed men robbed at least four passengers and pistol- whipped another. they have been caught with the help of surveillance footage. the chicago park district is being sued for wrongful death, after a teenager drowned in the mc-kinley park pool. 14-year-old christopher bowen

was pulled from the pool last august, after diving into the deep end and not resurfacing. christopher's father says the lifeguards failed to help his son. the park district calls the drowning a tragedy, but says only that it's investigating it. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. the state department accuses russia of violating a treaty against medium range missiles. officials say russia has been violating the 1987 deal for the past six years. but russia says it has investigated this and considered the matter closed. the u-s and several european countries are expected to impose new sanctions for russia's role in the malaysia airlines flight 17 disaster. 18 people were reported killed this morning, when a refugee camp and a hospital in gaza were bombed. hamas blames israel, but israel says it was a *hamas rocket that did the damage. a hamas radio station, and the home of a hamas leader, were also hit. israel says ten of its soldiers were killed in *yesterday's* fighting in gaza. a michigan jury has acquitted a man charged with killing a former football star at

chicago's simeon high school. ed thomas and kristopher pratt were accused of fatally shooting demarius reed last october. yesterday a jury found thomas not guilty in the murder. police say reed was shot during a robbery at his apartment building near the campus of eastern michigan university. pratt pleaded guilty in the case and testified against thomas. a police officer from southwest suburban hometown is out of a job after he shot a dog. "apollo"-- the one year old german shepard mix-- got out of the house on friday afternoon, but had returned to their yard when police caught up with him. the dog's owners says she called for the dog to come in, but the officer already had his gun out. she says the officer fired when the dog bared his teeth at him. a suspected sex offender shot and injured three officers in a shootout, after he was profiled on national television. that man is now dead. andrew spencer explains how investigators tracked him down. >> charles, the suspected sex assault a california and the fugitive and for more than two years. >> the sky is alleged to have molested his college roommate

son. he was the guy ever be trusted the man with trusted so much to take care of this boy. >> just a week ago he was profiled on the hunt with john walsh. investigators say a call during the show provided a strong lead. >> once our law enforcement resources had been exhausted, the public through the show was able to be the most viable resource. >> another tip came in after the show rebroadcast on sunday and police were able to track him down in new york working in manhattan. a police detective into marshall's stepped inside and they say the gun battle started immediately. >> the officers were fired upon at close range and they returned fire. the exchange of gunfire happened and the detective and two marshals were wounded. >> along with a revolver, police say he had a pocketful of ammunition 20 extra rounds. one

of the rounds was pulled from the detectives best which officials say publicly save his life. california police spoke to the victim's mother. >> she said she felt a huge weight lifted off her shoulders and was content that she could have some closure in her case and that in her eyes just as had been served. >>los angeles clippers owner donald sterling lost a court battle that puts him closer to losing his franchise. a probate judge in california ruled in favor of sterling's wife shelly, who had her husband removed from the trust that owns the team. the judge said she was within her rights, after doctors said sterling was mentally incapacitated. a deal to sell the clippers to a former microsoft c-e-o, for two billion dollars, can now move forward. the n-b-a says it looks forward to the transaction closing. the league banned sterling for life after he was recorded making racist comments. another 150 federal border patrol agents have arrived in texas, to patrol the mexican border. they're expected to assume their

new posts today, effectively doubling the patrol force along the rio grande river. but now, president obama is reportedly considering an executive order granting work permits to many, if not most, of the 11 million illegal immigrants already in america. that's despite a new poll by "the economist" that finds, 77 percent of americans believe thousands of newly arrived children should be returned to their home countries. hundreds of young central americans who crossed the mexican border illegally, are about to settle in chicago. mayor emanuel has ordered city officials to coordinate with charitable groups to provide food and shelter for the kids while the federal government decides what to do with them. alderman ed burke will lead the resettling effort. >> so many of them are young and are not able to dictate their surroundings. they need somebody to care for them. and as long as they are here, there ought to be a guaranteed that dave will be properly clothed and properly housed. >>mayor emanuel calls the flood of immigrant children across america's border a humanitarian

crisis. union workers at a river north company took to the streets in the loop protesting time limits on their bathroom breaks employees of watersaver faucet marched from the factory to a rally downtown yesterday. a new company policy requires workers to swipe an i-d card going in and out of the restroom. they can be punished for spending more than six minutes a day in the bathroom. company officials say the policy is necessary to crackdown on workers who spend too much time off the factory floor. the employees say it's a privacy violation and they filed a complaint with the state department of human rights. tens of thousands of music fans will converge on the loop this weekend for the big lollapalooza music festival. one college is offering visitors a different option to stay near the action. chicago's east-west university is renting out rooms in its new 17-story dormitory, known as "the flats". it's located on wabash, just one block west of grant park. a two-bedroom apartment sleeps four and you can rent it for 400 bucks a night. but there's a catch -- no alcohol or smoking is allowed in the building.

a hitch-hiking robot hit the streets in canada. hitchbot was created by professors at mcmaster university. it's part of a social experiment to see if people will be generous enough to stop and pick it up. the creator of the robot, admits the whole idea is a bit far fetched. but hitchbot got off to a good start. he was only on the side of the road for two minutes before someone gave him a ride. isn't there a better name for him? >> it reminds me of flat stanley. remember flat stanley? he was big. we're starting off mild and pleasant today. in the clear skies and light breeze. two points are comfortable. the air is pleasant. no humidity. 57 degrees right now in waukegan. 62 degrees at midway. a bit cooler than marriage. a few scattered clouds over the lake. otherwise mostly clear. we to have a northwest flow bringing

in that cool dry air. we will be warmer than yesterday into the mid to upper '70's today. a bit warmer for us and a slight chance for a shower or a thunderstorm this afternoon are around 2:00 p.m.. that's when we may see these developed. for the most part much of the day will be dry. partly cloudy. we do have a shower or a thunderstorm dying out this evening. for the next few days we warm back up to about average. partly cloudy tomorrow chance for a shower during the afternoon. back to about average 83 on thursday. only a 20 percent chance of a shower. a fairly warm weekend coming up in the next few minutes. >> still had a pilot get into a real fight with an air-traffic controller. >> and another state overturns the ban on gay marriage. and the man in texas arrested for sending hundreds of threatening

letters. >> and the teens cellphone explodes in the middle of the night. marcus has that story and would face book is forcing on its users. >>a man from texas has been

arrested, for sending dozens, perhaps hundreds, of threatening letters to government offices. the letters contained a harmless white powder.

but the government spent countless hours examining the letters to u.s. embassies, school systems, congress and the white house, among others, to ensure that the powder wasn't toxic. other letters were sent to hotels in new jersey, as guests were arriving for the super bowl. hong minh truong was picked up yesterday in suburban dallas. a u.s. circuit court of appeals has struck down virginia's ban on same-sex marriage. a three-judge panel issued the ruling monday. the court found that the ban violated the united states constitution. the virginia case could ultimately end up in the u.s. supreme court. the ruling also affects cases in the carolinas and west virginia, because they are in the same judicial district. the north carolina attorney general said his office would no longer defend the states gay marriage ban. firefighters in northern california are still battling a wildfire that has burned nearly six square miles. but their efforts were disrupted sunday by a drone flying in the area. a citizen was flying the drone to get aerial video of the fire and firefighters. but the drone allegedly flew into an f-a-a flight restricted area over the fire and crews asked police to track down the owner and ground the drone.

they were concerned the drone would collide with planes and helicopters being used to fight the fire. the sheriff's department is now investigating the incident. a control tower recording captured an argument with a pilot, after a delta flight landed on the wrong runway in atlanta. a delta flight landed on a runway called lehman, instead of the one called "mike." the pilot accused the controller of giving him attitude, but the controller told him it was his job to correct the pilot when he messes up. later, another pilot, on the same frequency chimes in with "settle down, captain happy." delta says it's looking into the incident. that's also tim nickname. captain happy. >> but from that night in

college. >> with a one talk about that. the much as go to phase book and find out. >> are the details on our website? >> retracting very mild and pleasant today. it's a great morning. 61 degrees right now. a bit cooler. some places are in the '50s. cooler than average today but not as cool as yesterday. a few scattered showers are possible. if you can't could pop up it will be a more unstable we may have a widely scattered showers a run to 3:00 p.m.. but most of the day will be dry. mid to upper 70's for the high. we did down to 64 tomorrow morning. upper '70's again. back in the east thursday and friday. 82 for the high on saturday. we can't rule out the chance of scattered showers. 85 on monday. feeling like summer by early next week.

>> thank you captain happy. we have some work on the dan ryan. in a fender bender on in outbound side at 69. left lane is blocked off. volume is so light we are not having any heavy pack ups yet. another item of there, a fire has crews at 71st and ridgway. not a lot of details but we do know people are being detoured around their of the crews are out there. will get more on that and all your travel times in just a few minutes. >> tim is captain happy. what your nickname from college? >> pinky and the brain? >> that was it. no, i never had one. they called me marquis for a while. maybe you should call me something. think about it. trending in tech this morning. if you're a facebook user who uses the mobile app to send

messages to friends, things are about to change... never open to mcgill stage a work. to learn that the hard way. over the next few days, facebook will be removing the *messaging feature from its mobile app. if you want to continue sending private messages or chat with your friends, you will have to download the *messenger app as well. the company wants messenger to become a bigger part of their business - also saying they hope to avoid any confusion of having separate facebook mobile messaging experiences. but some so confusing. >> it's going to be a payment feature at some point. you will have to pay for it but you may be able to use it to pay for things. >> just stick to the other message sites and move on. >>remember that story a while back about facebook experimenting with users newsfeeds? now dating website *o-k cupid admits it experimented on its users as well. the site's co-founder said they occasionally played around with members' profiles just to see what would happen.

they would take away some information from a person's profile, remove photos, and even tell some users they were an excellent match with someone -- when actually they were only a 30-percent match. the co-founder defends the >> that is scandalous. website's actions -- saying the internet is one big experiment. >> it's only your love life. >> you couldn't even tell it was iphone. >>a 13 year-old girl in dallas had fell asleep with her samsung galaxy s4 under her pillow....and the smell of something burning woke her up a few hours later. ariel tolfree's father is saying the phone overheated causing the battery to swell. however, the phone didn't have all of its original parts - the battery had been replaced with a third party company's battery. still, samsung says they take any instance of a battery fire very seriously and will investigate the situation.

that's crazy. >> why would use the put yourself under your pillow? >> any cellphone could heat up if you're using it. so i would never put any kind of phone or electronic device under your pillow. >> that the device. >> i keep mine under the comforter it's much safer that way. >> and full of good information. amazon is launching a new section. >> 3 d printing store. all products made from 3d printers. everything from electronic cases for phones, all kinds of fun stuff if you like reprinting taken by the printer or you just make your own items on that section. you just look it up in the amazon search. >> good talking to you. coming up, a jersey store shosure stars

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