the man who beat a chicago police officer to death is coaching a kid's baseball team. his family is speaking out. russia is hit with the toughest round of sanctions since the crisis in ukraine began. and the cubs win their longest game in team history. we'll have reaction in a *live report. look at those fans. don't look excited? will have a reaction in a live report. good morning. i'm erin mcelroy. dan is off today. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. tim mcgill is in for demetrius, with a check of our weather. good morning, tim. >> i think that passed some of those fans on the way into work. were starting off as the smooth sailing and a cool day. below average liquids in the last few mornings. with a mix of sun and

clouds. we're getting closer to average. we could have some early afternoon showers. but not a green belt. 57 degrees in the union. it's 61 along the lakefront. the skies had cleared out. a few scattered storage hours popped up yesterday and overnight things have settled down now. a few showers could come back later on. that flow continues to keep us cooler than average. or going to throw in a 20 percent chance for a scattered showers by midday. many of us will not see it but we will see those showers and some isolated thunderstorms. 83 tomorrow. a spotty showers or thunderstorms. a better chance on friday. >> everything looks good out there this morning. dealing with roadwork because one of those

means spots is on i 55 and lake shore drive. this continues so as you're approaching i 551 lane is out. and the ramp from sao paulo short south bound by five will be out as well until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. >>less than two hours ago, the cubs just wrapped up their longest game in team history... and some fans stayed until the end. patrick elwood is live at wrigley field with more.. patrick? >> could morning to you. it has cleared out a bit but we rolled out there were some stragglers. certainly one put the record books. the cubs outlast the colorado rockies giving new definition to the term marathon man. six hours and 27 minutes this contest topped the old mark at 6 hours 10 minutes. this was

from august 18, 1982 it 21 inning game. that was it the longest game of the season in terms of innings. they battled the pirates ahead 16 innings back on april 2nd. as fans left the ballpark this said they were here when ... >> i thought it was great. i had extras. we're very happy with the outcome. >> at this game took forever. i'm glad they won. the score was 4-3. >> on like that 1982 game, the cubs fans coaches can say we've won this one did they had lost that other game with back when.

so it should make getting out of bed later today a whole lot easier. as a throwback to the studio, it's not always the fastest race for those who keep on running. they're back at it again 7:05 p.m.. back to you. >> the coach i always wanted ...three men were rescued after their boat capsized on lake michigan. rescuers received a distress call just before eight last night. they found a 19-foot sailboat overturned near montrose harbor, where a number of boats were racing to return as a big storm was moving in. the men were not injured. new developments overnight in the war in gaza. another u.n. school was hit this morning. palestinians were taking refuge there. 19 people died, and 125 were injured. the death toll is now more than 12 hundred in more than three weeks of fighting.

the palestinian authority wants a cease-fire... but hamas refuses to stop its rocket attacks on israel until israel calls off its *blockade of gaza. israel and egypt say the blockade is their only hope of slowing the flow of *weapons into gaza, and into the hands of hamas. investigators will try to reach the malaysia airlines crash site for a 4-th straight day. they've had to turn back because of fighting between ukraine and rebels in the area. andrew spencer has more. >> the sounds of violence in the distance stop investigators from reaching the aircraft. >> we needed two-thirds of the other day. once we got there it was clear the bombing was extremely heavy. at one point we have to take cover next to our vehicle. >> nearly two weeks since the suspected missile took the airlines out of the sky. officials say there still could be human remains among the debris. observers have reached

the site before but the teams did not include the dutch investigators in charge of finding out what happened. those investigators along with a dozen australian experts have not seen the wreckage. >> everyday is another did lost. we could be losing those human remains and the crucial evidence. >> the u.s. and european union accused russia of training and arming rebels and perpetuating the crisis. the president announced tuesday the u.s. and the eu would enforce new sanctions. >> a very specific issue related to russia's unwillingness to recognize the ukraine can chart its own path. >> not just the u.s., the the you moved as well that's what's impressive. >>crews in california have been working through the night to clean up after a massive water main break flooded sunset boulevard and the u-c-l-a campus. a 93-year-old underground pipe burst yesterday afternoon, and

was spewing water for several hours. officials estimate that up to ten million gallons of water was lost. numerous buildings on the u-c- l-a campus were flooded, including the pavilion where the basketball team plays. a school official says water on the courts reached eight inches deep. several people also had to be rescued from a flooded parking lot on campus. a teenage girl was almost abducted in the chicago lawn neighborhood. that happened near 63-rd and saint louis monday afternoon. a 16 year old girl was walking alone, when a white pick-up truck pulled up to her. that's when one of the passengers got out and tried to force her into the truck. the girl was able to break free and run away. the man, and two others, fled in the truck. no arrests have been made. three people were shot, and one man stabbed in the neck, within a block of each other on the near west side. the shooting happened just before ten last night, in the 200 block of south western avenue, near what used to be "felony franks" hot dog stand.

police say a 49-year-old man was shot once in the chest and died at the hospital. two teenagers were shot in the legs. the stabbing happened in the 24- hundred block of jackson. it's unclear whether the shooting and stabbing are related. bond is denied for a 15-year- old boy charged with the shooting death of a 16-year-old on the south side last week. prosecutors say rasaan price shot darren foggey, junior through his bedroom window on july 23rd. police say the shooting in the 67-hundred block of south artesian avenue was caught on surveillance cameras. price appeared in bond court yesterday. the family of a murdered chicago police officer is outraged after finding his killer coaching kids baseball on the far south side. john mathews was beaten to death in 1988 by a group of five men using baseball bats. one of those men, dean chavez, was convicted in the murder and served 11 years in prison. chavez has been coaching little league baseball in the hegewisch neighborhood for years but was recently fired after mathews' family learned about it and complained to the league's national office.

something is messed up with their standards if they think that's what they can give these kids, a murderer as a coach. a cop killer as a role model for young teenage boys. it is beyond disgusting. it's a slap in the face to every law enforcement officer out there. >>the little league board is holding a public meeting tonight in hegewisch to address the matter. the mathews family is calling for the board's removal and a change in the by-laws so a convicted murderer cannot coach a team ever again. jane byrne's legacy as chicago's first and only woman mayor may now be permanently commemorated, with a *park named for byrne. the chicago city council is expected to vote today to rename the park around the chicago water tower, "jane m. byrne plaza." byrne's daughter kathy says her mother has always been inspired by the water tower, because it survived the great chicago fire. aldermen praised byrne's contribution, as the park plan cleared the city council finance committee.

>> she was a take charge mayor wanted to make sure everybody who live here have the opportunity. >> a lot of great work. she wanted to put in the work. she was hard. >> blue line was extended to o'hare airport. navy pier was revitalized. and "taste of chicago" and several other festivals were born. the boy who got to save san francisco, as his favorite super hero, is now the star of a new movie. this is the trailer for a new documentary called "batkid begins." it's about five year old miles scott, who was the leukemia patient who got to be a caped crusader last fall. the make-a-wish foundation and thousands of volunteers turned san francisco into gotham city, as bat-kid and batman fought crime side by side. "batkid begins" comes out in november. how's the weather looking? >> it's looking good this

morning. quiet and cooler than the average. we're down in the upper fifties and low 60s. 62 at lincoln park. it's cooler with some fifties in these areas. skies are mainly clear. there are some clouds to the west with a few spotty showers but most of it is dry. we could have a shower developing towards midday. that northwest flow has been keeping a school with an average. 30 percent chance this afternoon. don't be surprised if we have a stray shower or a thunderstorm pop up. or few degrees cooler than yesterday at 81. 20 percent chance for a shower tomorrow. more chances on friday at 82 degrees. more typical summer temperatures this weekend. sunday looks dry. mitty's on monday and tuesday. >> coming up the body of the

teenager is found on a u.s. military plane overseas. and to update on the deadly ebola outbreak in africa as the wife of an american killed by the virus is speaking out. and two women are trapped on a railroad bridge as a trained barrels down and it all caught on camera. we have it coming up. >>concerns are growing as the

deadliest outbreak of ebola spreads in west africa. the c-d-c says it has not been detected in the u-s, but a few americans were infected overseas. doctor kent brantly is reported in grave condition. he and nancy writebol got sick while working with missionaries in liberia. patrick sawyer is the first american to die in the outbreak. he was flying from liberia to nigeria, when he collapsed. his wife and his daughters live in minnesota. more than 670 people have died he just wanted a better liberia. he wanted to take his part in making that happen. he fought being there was how to do that. >> more than 670 people have died. the world health

organization confirmed more than 800 ebola cases in west africa last week. but it also projects that unreported infections could bring that number to 12-hundred. a teenager in africa tried to stow away on an air force cargo jet to germany. but when the plane landed, he was found dead. the boy had managed to evade airport security, perhaps in mali, and climb into the plane's wheel well. the plane can fly at altitudes of six miles, where the air is icy and oxygen is thin. a ground crew at ramstein air force base found the boy's body above the plane's rear landing gear. his nationality is still unclear... and he could have boarded in any of five countries. two women were nearly killed on a railroad bridge in indiana. the close encounter was captured on camera. a coal train almost hit them. you can see them running for their lives. it happened early this month on a bridge 80 ft. high. the train's engineer put on the emergency brakes. when the train stopped

the women crawled out from under the engine and ran off. he yelled at them and asked if they were ok. one girl said she stubbed her toe. if they are identified the could be prosecuted for criminal trespassing. what a great story. >> that the great story for your stubbed toe. it's kind of cool of their upper fifties and low 60s. it's 58 in waukegan. 680 hair. 61 right now along the lakefront. mainly clear skies. the atmosphere is unsettled. we will see some clouds rebuild by cuisine last few days and so widely scattered showers are possible as early as mid day and upper level disturbance coming in. our our p.m. shows clouds building up in some of those widely scattered showers a route to or 3:00. maybe a thunderstorm. several dry out today not ever be is going to see the rain. the three days

forecast shows 79 degrees and 30 percent chance for an afternoon scattered showers. less of a chance on thursday. the three on friday. the better chance for an afternoon shower. the warm weekend coming up will have that in the seven days forecast. >> we do have a few closures to watch out for this morning because of overnight road worker in bound kennedy the ramp is closed for work until 5:00. continues south bound to a 18th and use that exit as alternates. and the elgin o'hare expressly traveling eastbound everything is shut down until 5:00 a.m.. that's for the continued work at the interchange. that's a look at the roadways. >> coming up, the unbelievable price a london hotel charged a man for water and his reaction. and the longest cubs game in history and in a win. >> and mr. bright side segment

is back today. or going to meet a man who underwent an incredible transformation. there he is right there. what i found out his inspiration for doing this i do i had to tell his story. details coming up.

the white sox are just hanging around in the wild card race but when they play like they did last night in detroit you wonder if they might not have a prayer of catching up. the tigers had the early lead but then the seventh inning, bag's packed not for long, that's when a triple hit a fence and everybody scored on a double and the sox take a 6-2 lead. and there goes the number 31. he had three hits and four not in. seven in the seventh, to more in the eighth and put one on the tigers' 11-4. the cubs and rockies hook up again 3-1 in the fourth. my guess is he's good to be a cop for about 36 more hours played

well tonight a 33 tie and that's where it stood in the 16th inning. bases loaded its deep enough to score the cubs catcher baker who not only scores the winning run, he was the winning pitcher, a nasty night at wrigley as they went 4-3. derrick rose looking mobile as the men's national team went for another tough day of practice. rose says he's not only ready to make this team is already looking ahead to the nba season. he says it's been a very productive off season. >> it's been great. you think about winning championships every that experience to our team and being around all these players, giving them advice i think that's all we needed. you had brooks and everybody else coming into the mix, i think for gore to be a strong contender. >> that's morning sports.

>>a bit of a down day on wall street... stocks didn't do much tuesday. -the dow lost 70. the nasdaq lost 2. and the s-and-p fell eight. smarter, more educated consumers buy generic brands, according to a new study. researchers at the university of chicago and tilburg university in the netherlands say they tracked purchases from 125-thousand homes. they found that when it comes to pharmacy and food items, least informed consumers usually bought name brand products, thinking they would sacrifice quality if they bought the generic. but nine out of ten pharmacists and doctors bought generic over name brand aspirin. researchers say americans are wasting $44 billion per year by name brands. a businessman who held a meeting at a five-star hotel in london, is wishing he went somewhere else. edward heaton ordered three bottles of sparkling water at the crystal bar of the wellesley hotel. he expected to pay a little more for the bottles that usually cost about 2-dollars each ... but, not *this much more! heaton was billed 127-dollars ... if you convert this receipt, which is in pounds. the water came out to about 28- dollars a bottle. then, he was charged a "minimum

spend" fee and a service charge. heaton says they could have gotten a nice bottle of champaign for that price. that is insane. >> maybe it was chilled out. >> extra bubbles? >> were starting off cool and quiet this morning. temperatures at about 60 degrees. it's partly cloudy at o'hare. upper '70's today may be a bit cooler than yesterday. throw in a chance of an afternoon of scattered showers or thunderstorms but much of the day is dry. cooler than average today we're back to average over the weekend. more on that seven days forecast coming up. >> with the kennedy expressly closed off until 5:00. the ramp from the in bound kennedy to the outbound is blocked the we have construction on 57 heading south bound. two lanes blocked off at

147 that will be picked up at 5:00 a.m.. >> much more to come including the city council votes to raise your phone taxes. and house speaker sounds off in the latest republican efforts to impeach the president. and a young boy spends time with his rescuers who saved him after a long night out on the water. and controversy surrounding the teenage mutant ninja turtle posters. >> don't forget out.russia is ht

round of sanctions crisis in the ukraine began. medical marijuana can and cannot be sold in the city. and the cubs play into the wee hours of the morning and wind their longest game in team history. we will have reaction. good morning, erin mcelroy. dan is off today. let's go to tim mcgill in for demetrius, for a check of the weather. the b team here filling in left and right. we are thinning out as the week wears on. >> fitting up a herd. were starting off a fairly mild and pleasant. some of the milder

readings include downtown areas like the british school. it's cooler in the suburbs. ever been checking in in the mid to upper 50s. a smidgen below average. the northwest flow continues to keep it there and concede that with a few spotty showers to the west. we start off with son but we see those crowds come back in just enough stability to have the cool air come through and maybe a scattered showers or an isolated thunderstorms today. upper '70's today mid-60's night. in my seven days forecast for back to about average. a slight chance on friday. sunday looks to be drier than saturday warming up to the mid-80s monday and tuesday. >> it's that the team! nobody?

that's what happens when you are on the b team. we have two right lanes blocked here until 5:00 a.m. all for the interchange work they're working on their at 57 and the trustees. and in villa park, north avenue remains shut down between edison and stone. the road crossing is the reason for that. we have to blaze the cook for august 2nd. and we're repairing all those trucks out there that's why everything looks like this. >>believe it or not, last night's cubs game ended about three hours ago. that set a franchise record for longest game. patrick elwood is live at wrigley field with more.. patrick? >> good morning. it is 01 for the record books and no doubt. the cubs outlasting the colorado rockies in a long winded affair.

getting a new definition for the term marathon man. six hours and 27 minutes. nearly two games. topping the old mark of six hours and 10 minutes the cubs played back in 1982. another 16 inning game played earlier in april, this one was longer. cubs fans from far and wide with missed a game they will never forget. >> unbelievable. celebrating our one month anniversary now on the 30th. visiting from toronto. what are the odds of a huge fan. unbelievable. got to sit in the front row for that. it was for three. i have the video. life is a blur but all good.

>> of from philadelphia. receiving the 100th year anniversary you're here to visit. i'm here with my son and his friend. it's wonderful. we're so excited to see this history. the know what was the final score? 4-3. i was getting delirious. >> a long night and early morning to say the least not like that came back in 1982. the cubs can say the one this one. if you revellers sitting out here. as promised i will give some camera time. what did you think these boys are from ireland ... what do you think of this? >> i can't believe it happened. it was fantastic. >> not as exciting as bad one?

from outside wrigley field with these three labs. back to you in the studio. >> i love how our for three fans are directly from ireland. the u-s and european countries agreed to stronger sanctions against russia, for its role in ukraine. the u-s and e-u accuse russia of training and arming rebels to fight against ukraine. russia has denied this and has been hit with sanctions before. but these new restrictions are aimed to take a larger toll on the countries energy, finance, and defense industries. >> this is a choice that russia and the president putin in the killer has made. it continues to be a better choice. the choice of joining the world in a diplomatic solution to the situation. >>a team of dutch and australian experts are still trying to reach the crash site of malaysia airlines flight 17. the team has been turned away by the ongoing violence since sunday. the u-s says the plane was shot down with a missile that was

supplied by russia. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. the death toll from the war in gaza is now 12 hundred, after the deadliest day of fighting yet between israel and hamas. another u.n. school was hit this morning. palestinians were taking refuge there. 15 people died, and 90 were injured. hamas won't accept a cease-fire offered by the palestinian authority. it's demanding that israel end its *blockade of gaza. crews in california have been working through the night to clean up after a massive water main break flooded sunset boulevard and the u-c-l-a campus. a 93-year-old underground pipe burst yesterday afternoon, and spewed up to ten million gallons of water over several hours. numerous buildings on the u-c- l-a campus were flooded, including the pavilion where the basketball team plays. a man is dead and two teens injured after a shooting on the near west side. it happened just before ten last night, in the 200 block of south western avenue. police say a 49-year-old man was shot once in the chest and died at the hospital. two teenagers were shot in the

legs. another man was stabbed in the neck, just around the corner in the 24-hundred block of west jackson. police aren't saying if the shooting and stabbing are related. a man from palatine is now charged with murder, in a july 18-th fistfight outside a bar that killed 26-year-old ryan flannigan. flannigan tried to intervene when some other men started fighting. police say michael platt, also of palatine, threw a punch that knocked flannigan to the ground and cracked his skull. platt is due in bond court this morning. the chicago city council is expected to enact new regulations on where medical marijuana may be sold in the city. yesterday, the council's zoning committee endorsed a proposal to allow no more than 13 marijuana dispensaries. they would be banned in transportation corridors, manufacturing districts, near parks or forest preserves, and in any building that includes housing.

once the new regulations are passed, the first dispensaries could open next year. the chicago city council is expected to vote today to increase the city's telephone tax more than 50 percent. if approved, everyone with a land line or cell phone that is billed to a chicago address, can expect to pay a dollar forty more a month for each phone line - that's an extra 16.80 a year. a city committee approved the hike yesterday. mayor emanuel and virtually all the aldermen support it, to avoid a politically unpopular property tax hike. the increase would take effect september first. governor quinn says he's not bothered by a poll that has bruce rauner way ahead of him. a poll taken monday says rauner is ahead of quinn by 14-percent. that poll was conducted by a group that was founded by one of rauner's donors. quinn says polls supported by political types are "phony baloney." he says polls also had him losing in the last election. he then pointed to other recent polls that has him in a close race with rauner. the republican-controlled house is expected to pass legislation today, authorizing a lawsuit against president obama ... accusing him of exceeding his

powers in enforcing his health care law. but, they insist it is not a precursor for impeachment. >> this whole talk is coming from the president's own staff. and from democrats on capitol hill. they're trying to rally their people to give money and to show up at this year's collection. with no plans to impeach the president. >>house democrats raised one- million dollars on monday, after the impeachment rumors surfaced. the patient scheduling scandal at the veterans administration was even wider than expected, according to a new v-a audit. schedulers at v-a hospitals were interviewed. almost *half of them say they two people were swept and lost for 17 hours near green bay earlier this month of kayaking. the kayaker rental company call for help with it didn't come back. the found them and rescue them. reunited yesterday.

>> thank you. >> to find him alive, to get him up here to have 29 year-old kids and a mother, i was getting choked up in the helicopter i was excited it was a very successful story. >> there were wearing black jackets and stayed in their kayaks. the coast guard said that's what kept them alive. an artist in england has designed furniture that looks, feels, and even smells, like human skin. take a look. for just 25 hundred dollars, you can buy a chair that looks like a big, squishy roll of fat. don't forget the matching footstool, for 800 bucks. you can decide for yourself what *that looks like. the human *scent was achieved by adding human pheromones, and a touch of aftershave, to the fabric. i can't stop thinking about hanmbal lecter...

>> what does he call her? >> clirice... we have wind up 5 mi. per hour. upper fifties to low 60s. it's cooler than average. that's the story again today. it's 57 right now in aurora. 62 at midway. 61 along the lakefront. skies are clear. the clouds are moving tracing the northwest float the continue to bring in the slightly cooler than average share with highest in the upper 70's. normally we'd be up to 84. 79 degrees today. maybe a widely scattered showers. the best chance is between two-5:00 this afternoon. one could pop up late in the morning but much of the day will be dry. tomorrow, 83 slight chance of shower or a store. better chance on friday. >> still ahead, espn takes

action against a radio host for his comments on spousal abuse. and the n.c.a.a. agrees to sell in a lawsuit on head injuries and trending this morning, clique outbound teams up with tony bennett for a jazz album.

the first time the n.c.a.a. is dealing with concussions agreeing to a $75 million settlement to end the lawsuits. the athletes would not be able to file a class action in the future and most of the money would go toward diagnosis of current and former players. also has money for concussion research and sets new guidelines on how to treat infected players. >> this was one of the first times the organization has said these young men and women are getting hurt while playing for us and we must do something for them. it's truly a breakthrough in the history of college sports. >> in the proposal they admit no wrongdoing and they're not putting money toward treatment. a federal judge will rule next month. >> if you stories trending this

morning, espn has suspended one of its personalities for what it considers insensitive remarks about spousal abuse. the man on the left is the host of first take, he was discussing the suspension of trade race for beating up his wife in an elevator. he suggested there are things a woman can do to avoid provoking domestic violence. he is sidelined until august 6th. >> singing >> releasing their first duet from the new album. they were singing anything goes. the new album comes out september. the filmmaker confirms the hateful 8 will be made after all. it was derailed after the script was leaked on line. he said

originally he wouldn't do it buddy told a crowd at the comicon in this script is in the work. he said is also closer to working on a sci-fi movie but it's not done yet. probably years away but it's out there. >> can't wait. starting off this morning milder downtown its 62 at soldier field. a little cooler with some '50s in the suburbs. skies are mainly clear. we will have some clouds pop up this morning and this afternoon. it will include about a 30 percent chance of showers or storms this afternoon. upper '70's for the high. cooler on average. back to average tomorrow and friday. chances of storms friday afternoon. a fairly warm weekend with low 80s saturday and sunday. madd's monday and tuesday. >> little slow spot on the outbound side of the kennedy all because of ongoing roadwork

everything down to two lanes as you approach the tristate. it will be like this until late november. this is a permanent closure into the jane addams toll. bridge that repair on going until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow impacting the ramp at 55 and lakeshore drive. that will be there until 5:00 tomorrow morning. >> look who's here. >> you know we did the mr. bright side segment where i find people in the community doing good things. i got an e-mail from my face book friend who said her husband went through a transformation in which she told me the inspiration's i knew it was his destiny that i was supposed to do this story. take a look. >> high school sweethearts. bill and janet have been married for 20 years. >> he's my soul mate. he's a

wonderful man and he does everything for me. i don't know what to say. his great. >> as the years went by bill started to gain weight. >> it was over 15-20 lbs. per year than it got worse. i had 300 and things were getting tough. even getting into the car was difficult. just doing normal activities was getting difficult. just the everyday things. >> he was approaching 40 years old, one morning he woke up and decided that would be the day he would change his life. >> that's what was. i just went to the health club that had a very good deal so i took the vantage of its. >> about one year of exercise and watching his diet, cutting fast food, soda and shrinking his portion sizes and he has lost 120 lbs.. instead of

sitting out during activities now he can keep up with his family. >> i'm on the stairmaster next to him and i'm sweating and thinking is this almost over. he goes 30-40 minutes. i said what are you doing? >> last week and he ran 10 mi.. i couldn't believe it. >> other than those closest to him he had another inspiration to lose the weight. his love of roller-coaster spirit >> went to the roller-coaster in the summer. when batman first came out i try to fit on there and i couldn't. it was embarrassing and humiliating and all that. that kept me away for a while. >> because of that weight it's been decades since he's been able to go on a rollercoaster. so gathered up the in-laws and the family members.

>> are going to great america us to you can ride your first roller-coaster in 10 years. >> we hit the road to take him on goliath. >> were going to drop a hundred and 80 ft.. it's been 85 degrees dropped 72 mi. per hour. your first roller-coaster in 10 years. everybody ready? let's go. this is it. >> seat is wider than most rollercoaster tracks. what did you think? >> that was better than i expected. >> you lost all that we finally got to ride the roller coaster was selected back? >> it was worth it. it was so nice. i feel so good. >> what was it like for you to watch him go on that ride?

>> i was so excited i could not believe it. being in the front car, it was amazing. >> everybody here heard about your story and they're very inspired by you losing all the weight. so your family is here to there giving it tickets for the whole day. but for you and your wife he gets season passes for the rest of the season. come back as many times as you want ride that as much as you want. and if you read it once you can appreciate the first time. were going again. are you ready? but go again. you guys want to go again? >> they give to six flags for letting us on. that was a big opportunity for me to ride that again. check it out. the bride is open. and if you know somebody we should feature in the mr. bright side segment here's my line. you could e-mail me. a socially the account is

there. get in touch and bring the stories to me. >> i love your people. coming up, controversial ninja movie poster and we had good news yesterday about justin bieber but that good news didn't last long he got into another figa pe

mutant ninja turtles" movie is causing controversy in the twitterverse. "paramount pictures australia" tweeted out the image -- showing the four turtles hurtling through the air beneath an exploding high rise building. a number of twitter users say it reminds them of 9-eleven. ironically, the film happens to hit theaters on september 11-th in australia. the tweet has since been deleted. cell phone video reportedly shows orlando bloom and justin bieber getting into a fight at a club in spain. some witnesses even say bloom threw a punch. that's reportedly bloom in a white shirt on the right, and bieber wearing white on the left. there's no word on what started the fight, but there is history between the two. bieber once partied with

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