a man is charged in the sexual assaults of six different women over several months. we'll have details in a *live report. israel withdraws some troops from gaza as a humanitarian cease fire goes into effect. and, toxin found in the water supply leaves hundreds of thousands of people in toledo, ohio, without water for days. good morning. i'm dan ponce. erin will be here next hour. 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. >> or starting of mild in the '60s. looking to reach the '80s. today will be the warmest day of our week. it bit of fog partly cloudy for most of us of is

thicker in some areas where visibility is down to zero. this morning we have a mix of clouds and son. a few scattered gun and storms are possible as chance between midday and into the afternoon. we will have some dry hours today cooling-off smile with a morning shower. 75 degrees on wednesday. here's a look at the monday morning commute. >> so far so good just a few spots of over the construction especially in bound kennedy from chicago avenue to ohio. the two left lanes are a until 5:00 a.m.. otherwise the roads look good. no major issues or problems. >>israel is holding its fire for a seven hour humanitarian truce this morning... but hamas has not agreed to honor the cease fire. the one-sided truce comes after israel was widely condemned for

a bombing that killed 10 palestinians at a school that was sheltering refugees. more than 100 rockets were fired from gaza into isreal yesterday. medical officials say more than 18-hundred palestinians have been killed since israel invaded gaza on july 8th. a contaminated water supply leaves thousands of people in ohio unable to use their faucets. and overnight, the mayor of toledo decided *not to lift water restrictions. andrew spencer has the latest. >>: tears and outside the high- school handout cases of bottled water. national guard troops set up stations where people can fill buckets and jokes from a huge tanks of water. the only options as as many as 400,000 people have to stop using their tap water when officials realized the water supply had been contaminated. >> used to having water, you just can't have it. >> blooms of algae created algae and the talks and enters

the water supply. national oceanic ministrations said because the russia and potentially acute liver failure. the tainted water created a problem for hospitals. >> all weekend we've only done emergency surgery. it's not the surgery but it's the instruments used in the surgery, it big surgical case could have seven trace of instruments that need to be sterilized. >> many instruments had been shipped to hospitals outside the area for sterilization. in most of toledo the levels have dropped to what's considered a safe level but overnight the mayor still wasn't ready to lift the water restrictions. >> and not with a solid part of the city. therefore i obstructed our people to go take tests again because i'm not going to take any chances with this community's well-being and health. >>chicago tap water is deemed *safe to drink and use after a

toxin scare in lake erie. a test of lake michigan's water showed none of the toxins found in toldeo, ohio. over the weekend.. officials found dangerous levels in lake erie. they said even boiling it wouldn't help reduce toxins. it's left nearly 400-thousand people without drinking water. officials will continue to monitor the situation. meantime, governor pat quinn signed three new laws yesterday.. aimed at addressing urban flooding and ensuring cleaner drinking water. one -- allows law enforcement agencies to collect and store pharmaceuticals and controlled substances for safe disposal. the others -- create a working group to address the growing challenge of urban area flooding... along with designating an operator responsible for each community water supply and distribution. a man faces charges in connection with a string of sexual assaults in the southwest suburbs. tonya francisco is *live at park forest police department with the latest. >> a press conference will be held this morning to discuss the details but for now we know that in 37 year-old was ordered

held on a $750,000 bail after being charged with sexually abusing six different women and young girls who were walking alone in park forest and richmond park. the tax begin in march and continued until the end of june eventually prompting the communities to issue alerts warning women the sexual predator was on the loose. their reward was also offered for information leading to arrest. no information was given as to how he was arrested but prosecutors say that all six women have identified him as their attacker. back to you. >> a trial begins today for the first of 4 people accused of murdering two men in joliet last year. bethany mckee is accused of participating in the murders of eric glover and terrance rankins. prosecutors say mckee, adam landerman, joshua miner, and alisa massaro lured the men to a home, where they were robbed

and murdered. police say they continued to use drugs, party and have sex in the home while the bodies were still there. massaro pleaded guilty to lesser charges and will testify against the others. chicago police are looking for a car involved in a drive by shooting that wounded three people on the south east side. this followed mayor emanuel's announcement that he's putting more police officers on the streets to combat violence. three men were hanging out outside a home in the 86- hundred block of south colfax when a blue car pulled up and someone started shooting yesterday afternoon. the men shot range in age from 27 to 33-years-old, and they are all in critical condition. one witness says she was outside when the shots were fired. >> the next thing you know i heard what i thought was fireworks at first. the 15 or 20 shots and they started coming toward us and i ran into the house and hit the ground in the hallway. >>earlier sunday afternoon emanuel says 150 officers will

be moved from behind a desk onto the streets of the city's most violent neighborhoods. no arrests have been made in the shooting. a shooting outside of a nightclub on the near north side left one man dead and wounded another. a lollapalooza after-party was held saturday night at the "bodi" nightclub on orleans. a 32-year-old man was found shot to death in a nearby alley.. and a 21-year-old man is hospitalized in serious condition. police on patrol heard shots fired and saw the gunman running from the scene. the officers shot at the man... but he was not hit, and he got away. three teens are held without bail after they were charged with the murder of a 16-year old boy in the little village neighborhood friday night. prosecutors say 18-year old andrew anania and two fifteen- year-olds were searching for rival gang members at 24th and washtenaw friday night. they shot and killed ramon breceda. anania was shot in the arm in the gunfight, and one of the 15-year old boys was shot in the hip.

a bears fan is charged with felony criminal trespass for running onto soldier field during the bears family fest scrimmage. 22-year-old john annoreno of west chicago was released on his own recognizance after a bail hearing at 26th and california yesterday. before ordering him released, the judge asked annoreno why he had to be so silly. when annoreno... still wearing a jay cutler jersey... did not respond, the judge said he'd figure it out if he had to sit across the street in cook county jail. this year's lollapalooza has come to an end.. bleachers... along with headliners skrillex and kings of leon closed out the final day of the fest. organizers estimate the weekend's attendance was in the 300-thousand range. --that includes first daughter malia obama!

she was seen leaving the muddy venue... walking south on columbus avenue near harrison. the 15-year old was reportedly with three friends and two undercover secret service agents. >> i looked all over for you at lollapalooza didn't find you. restore an opera some patchy fog. otherwise it's partly cloudy. these are the milder readings we have right now. dew points are higher for this summer. maybe a bit muddy this morning. these of the current temperatures. some of the cooler readings are including 64 in harbor. 61 in kankakee. 63 and when chicago. dry now there are some showers that passed by an overnight. we will see scattered showers or thunderstorms firing up after midday. probably between one-6:00 p.m.. we could have won overnight. a cold front will come through 85 degrees

today to borrow 70 degrees. mostly dry after that. back into the '80s on friday and over the weekend we make the mid '80s scattered thunderstorms as possible on saturday. >> coming up another suspect featured on a tv program will be found. and what caused an explosion and eggnog factory. and mudslides shut down a southern california town with thousands stranded. a police solve the mystery of the giant tortoise found on the run in california.

the body of a man suspected of killing his family has been found in a creek in rural northern california. shane miller was the prime suspect in the deaths of his wife and two young daughters. his remains were found not far from where his truck was spotted about 150 miles north of the bay area last year. miller's case was recently featured on c-n-n. he had been on the run since may 20-13. as many as 5-hundred children at a southern california church camp... may be trapped in the town after torrential rain and mudslides. the san bernardino fire department says most of the roads in forest falls are impassable due to mudflows. the local fire station has been evacuated after some roads became filled with six to eight feet of rock. authorities are using bulldozers to try to reach the children at the camp. so far, there are no reports of

injuries or missing residents. the california governor has declared a state of emergency after raging wildfires continue to burn across the state. more than three-thousand residents of a california mountain town are evacuated -- as a wildfire rages out of control. the "elier fire" is burning about 26-thousand acres near burney, about 200 miles north of sacramento. fire crews are digging protective barriers and starting spot-fires to prevent the flames from reaching the community. eight homes have been destroyed so far. an exploding vat of egg nog flavoring... injured two workers at a chemical plant saturday night in new jersey. it happened at pharma-chem laboratories.. which produces ingredients which flavor foods. investigators say workers just started on a new recipe for eggnog when it ignited. authorities say half of the building may have to be torn down. the cause of the explosion is being investigated. a giant tortoise was spotted wondering around california. police say the reptile tried to make a run for it... but to no avail. it took two officers to lift the

150 pound reptile into a patrol car. the tortoise was then housed at l-a county's animal care and control center. but now he's back at home with his human family and his best pal... a bulldog. >> that story makes me feel good. stern enough miles in the '60s. highs will be in the '80s. this will probably be the warmest day. 65 right now. 68 along the lakefront. we have dew points that are relatively high. low to mid '60's. it may feel the steamy to start things off. we have a good combination to create some fog this morning. visibility is down to near zero. a few miles down near kankakee. thicker fog to the south and the west. otherwise we start off partly cloudy with a few showers and thunderstorms. skies are fairly clear right now. we are

unsettled as we have a cold front coming from wisconsin pushing into this warm and humid air. you will make it through a good portion of the morning drive but today we will reach 85. we are above average. partly cloudy. a one in two chance of storms popping up. more overnight as the front pushes through. tomorrow morning to make up to a shower and partial clearing. the cool off after today. even cooler along the lake with the wind. a slight chance of a shower most of the day it will be sunny more '70s in the seven days forecast. >> good morning. so far heading inbound we have some overnight roadwork from chicago avenue into ohio. watch for things to be tight. heading downtown the

music festival is over but the closures are still in place. continue to expect delays throughout the day with those closures downtown. >> coming up, and hit in the cash craze continues to sweep the country. will show you the news but it was found. and the all-time flop by the white sox bullpen. sports is next.

bullpen final game of the series against the twins it was an ugly scene. a few rain delays socks up 3-2 getting burned by santana. it to run double giving up 16 runs and minnesota twins 15-3. in los angeles game is tied one goes deep to left center. and the cubs have a 3-1 lead. the win 7-3. tiger woods had to withdraw yesterday he could barely bend down to pick up his teeth. he said he jarred

his back earlier making an awkward shot. it looked bleak as he was barely able to move coming off back surgery in up to wonder if he will be done for the year. second win in a row heading into the pga. to be nba sky wins and dale earnhardt junior wings the nascar race. red. the dow dropped 69. the nasdaq lost 17. and the s-and-p fell five. a historic split in the chicago media landscape takes place today. tribune company --the parent company of this television station... the chicago tribune, w-g-n radio, and many other media outlets... will split into two companies. one company, tribune publishing, will focus on newspapers like the tribune and the los angeles times.

the other company, tribune media, will focus on dozens of broadcast stations and other assets. a scavenger hunt for money has new yorkers frantically digging through sand. dozens of pez dispensers were filled with cash and prizes and hidden on the beaches at coney island. the game was started by california real estate investor jason buzi and some of his friends. back in june, more than two- thousand new yorkers searched for hidden envelopes of money in central park. >> i found the hidden passage at the boardwalk and then i finally find one and i step comment. >> i've been here earlier. >> we got here at 8:00 a.m.. >>another prize was one- thousand bucks worth of groceries at a bronx supermarket.

>> now they have holes all over the beach. starting off form on this monday morning. seven degrees at the british school of chicago. and the apache fog it is 72 degrees in wheeling. 70 degrees in algonquin. a little cooler in some areas. it's 61 in kankakee. skies are right now are fairly clear. we do have some fall. we are born to see some unsettled conditions as the cold front pushes to the south. 85 for the high. we could have some heavy downpours overnight into a small morning been trying out into the afternoon. cooling- off, 78 pohai on wednesday. : off later. here's more on the commute. >> killing was overnight road work out their of the spots is

the in bound kennedy. two left lanes out until 5:00 a.m. as you travel in bound from chicago avenue to ohio. also on 88 heading eastbound anywhere from 31-59 you have worked there as well. heads up for construction on the tri-state on route 120 at belvedere of the tri-state down to one lane each direction starting at 6:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. and some pavement work we will have to the stretch. >> still more to, including the coolefines against secretary ofe john kerry. >> and more on the immigrant children in chicago. and more news on the american doctor being treated for ebola as the u.s. gets ready for its second victim. and will explain why some owners are putting their petsisrael withdraw some troopsm

gaza as the humanitarian ceasefire goes into effect. and the man is charged in sexual assault of six different women over several months. and toxins

found in the water supply needs hundreds in toledo ohio without water for days. good morning, i'm dan ponce. erin joins us at the top of the hour. let's go to tim mcgill for a check of the weather. hi, tim. or starting off mild and muggy in the '60s and '70s. it's 68 at o'hare. 62 and juliet. we have some fault in the southwest suburbs. skies are clear to clarity. we do have some on settled areas but toward midday and into the afternoon we could have some storms develop. it won't be a washout but we could have some heavy downpours. same thing tonight. cooling off for the rest of the week highs could be back into the '70s all the way from thursday. >> things are looking good. no major issues looking outside this is the deadline had been a trip in bound. south bound is

delay free. that's the case across the board. even with the overnight construction so far. keep in mind music festival closures are still in place. lollapalooza is over but there is the big cleanup going on. all these roads are blocked off. >>israel is holding its fire for a seven hour humanitarian truce this morning... but hamas has not agreed to honor the cease fire. the one-sided truce comes after israel was widely condemned for a bombing that killed 10 palestinians at a school that was sheltering refugees. more than 100 rockets were fired from gaza into isreal yesterday. medical officials say more than 18-hundred palestinians have been killed since israel invaded gaza on july 8th. a german news magazine reports isreal and at least one other intelligence agency were spying on secretary of state john kerry last year. der spiegel says kerry was making un-secured phone calls with mideast leaders while trying to kick-start peace negotiations between isreal and

the palestinians. he made the calls while travelling where no secure lines were available. the magazine speculates that russian and china were also listening in to the calls which were relayed by satellites. israel and the state department have not commented on the report. a man faces charges in connection with a string of sexual assaults in the southwest suburbs. tonya francisco is *live at park forest police department with the latest. volunteers outside the school handout cases of bottled water. national guard troops also substations or people can fill buckets and jokes from huge tanks of purified water. these are the only options as many as 400,000 people had to stop using their tap water officials realized the water supply had been contaminated. >> you're used to using the water all the time. he just can't have it. >> blooms of algae created toxins with the algae thriving,

the toxin enters the water supply. the national oceanic and a group system says it can cause nausea and potentially accused failure. it's also a problem for hospitals. >> all weekend with only done emergency surgery and the issue is not the surgery, it's the instruments that are used. debate surgical case could have seven trays of instruments that need to be sterilized. >> many instruments had been shipped to hospitals outside the area for sterilization. and most of toledo the levels have dropped to what is considered a safe level of overnight the mayor still was not ready to lift the restrictions. >> i will not an isolated part of the city so i have instructed our people to go take samples and tests again because i will not take any chances with this community's well-being and health. >> chicago city officials said

lake michigan water is safe to drink. the department of water management tested the water after the talks and scare in lake erie and found no signs of the algae in toledo. chicago's water is typical attested to- three times a week. officials will continue to monitor the situation. a man faces charges in connection with a string of sexual assaults. tonya is live with more. >> news of this has been a relief to women in the community. over the weekend the 37 year-old man was charged with sexually abusing six women and young girls. police said the attacks began in march and continued until the end of june. in one attack the victim claimed he put a small knife to her stomach and ordered her not to scream and then he sexually abused her before she broke free. in another attack the victim says he had a gun. two of

the attacks took place near the richmond park metro station. in all, six cases the woman were walking alone in either park forest or the park. prosecutors say all six victims have identified him as the attacker. he's being held on $750,000 bail. no information given out about how he was arrested boyar expecting more information this morning when the police department told a news conference. back to you. >> taking a look of the other top stories. bethany mckee goes on trial in joliet today for the murders of eric glover and terrance rankins. she's charged along with three others of luring the victims to a home, robbing and killing them, then continuing to party in the same room with the dead bodies. the c-e-o who was shot by a disgruntled employee at a company in the loop, is improving. steven lavoie was shot in the head and stomach on thursday. a family spokesperson says he's showed some small signs of improvement in his natural reflexes. police say tony de-frances

scheduled a meeting with lavoie, to talk about being demoted last week. during the meeting.. supposedly a struggle began and defrances shot lavoie... then killed himself. lavoie is in critical but stable condition. chicago police are looking for a car involved in a drive by shooting that wounded three people on the south east side. three men were hanging out outside a home in the 86- hundred block of south colfax when a blue car pulled up and someone started shooting yesterday afternoon. the men shot range in age from 27 to 33-years-old, and they are all in critical condition. that shooting followed mayor emanuel's announcement that he's putting more police officers on the streets to combat violence. emanuel says 150 officers will be moved from behind a desk onto the streets of the city's most violent neighborhoods. doctors are bringing a second aid worker infected with ebola back to the u-s from west africa for treatment. nancy writebol is expected to arrive in the u-s tomorrow. writebol was diagnosed with

ebola on july 25-th while doing missionary work in africa doctor kent brantly is already receiving treatment by infectious disease specialists at emory university hospital. his condition is improving. the u.s. air force academy's superintendent ordered an investigation into the school's athletic programs yesterday. this comes after reports of sexual assaults, drug use, and academic cheating, primarily among football players. recently reports surfaced that during the 20-12, 20-13 school year... 45 assaults were reported. the academy has since implemented several programs to ensure cadet-athletes are living up the air force's core values. chicago's acceptance of one thousand children who have crossed the border unaccompanied has drawn criticism for mayor rahm emanuel. the issue was front and center as the mayor marched in a fiesta del sol parade on the south side. when the white house asked if chicago could help with the immigration crisis, the mayor said chicago's shoulders are big enough to help children. and a state republican leader agrees. >> the city stands ready to welcome children because all of us are the children and grandchildren are people who one

way or another begin a journey to start a new in the city weather the was on the road or the path. >> i think people have been expecting an immigration reform bill and i think everybody has to be blamed. both republicans and democrats. >>the details of where the immigrant children will be housed and schooled are still being worked out. but the obama administration will foot the bill. house calls are making a comeback thanks to modern technology. new smartphone apps like "pager" or "medicast" can get a doctor to visit your home if you're ill. other apps, like "doctor on demand" or "ring-a-doc" can get you a phone or video chat with a doctor if you have medical questions. but doctors warn that while house calls may work for minor illnesses, serious medical symptoms like chest pain or a head injury still require a trip to the emergency room. a popular cosmetic surgical procedure is now being used to help man's best friend. veterinarians are performing liposuction on pets to remove

benign fatty tumors in older, overweight animals. this cutting edge procedure is usually used on dogs. vets remove the tumors through a small incision, then use scopes to treat the growths. pets are usually back on their paws in a day or so. >> good morning pared were starting off mild and muggy. 683 now at the lakefront. 70 degrees at midway. mid to upper 60s for most of us. colin conditions and light breezes allow for some fog to develop. visibility is down to near zero. keep that in mind as to head south and west. otherwise, not too bad. partly cloudy skies some showers and thunderstorms on the other side of the lake. it is warm and humid we have a cold front to the south all the ingredients to pick up a few scattered and thunderstorms. the best chance would be into the afternoon. he may make it through a good portion of the morning drive. or starting to see the storms

around one-2:00 p.m.. that could increase the coverage tonight. it could have a few heavy downpours. we will have the winds coming off a late on thursday temperatures may fall across the lake and tomorrow it will be a bit cooler. most of that rain will come tonight. we could have a lingering showers tomorrow morning. tomorrow will be 85 the warmest day. a few scattered storms firing up until the afternoon. watch out for those heavy downpours. tonight is mostly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms. then we cool off into the '70s. otherwise, partly sunny, 78. we may have a scattered showers in the middle of the week but mostly will be rounded out in nice week with sunshine. will have more coming up later. >> still ahead, a powerful earthquake killed hundreds in china. and did update on recovery experton the plane crad

an all female regrouped of ghostbusters. and one man got the last laugh in his own obituary. that story is coming up.

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the six-point-one magnitude quake hit yunnan province sunday afternoon. the earth's movement shook surveillance cameras. according to china's state-run media, at least 381 people were killed and some 18-hundred others were injured. the earthquake also damaged or destroyed more than 40-thousand homes. this is reportedly the strongest earthquake to hit yunnan in 14 years. an investigation team from the netherlands found more personal belongings from the malaysian airlines flight shot down over the ukraine as artillery rounds landed a couple miles away. a search of two square miles of the crash site during the weekend turned up no more human remains. more than 200 bodies have been recovered and sent to the netherlands for identification. 298 were aboard the flight when it was downed july 17th. the source of the missile that shot it down has not been determined. australia is marking a century since the start of "the great war." prime minister tony abbott laid a wreath at australia's war memorial in the capital city of canberra this morning. he saluted the more than 60-

thousand australians who fought and died in world war one, and reflected on the war's impact on australian history. >> the events of 100 years ago still reverberate around our world today. and it had a shattering impact on the down commonwealth of australia. >>one-hundred years ago today, australia entered the war alongside the united kingdom, as britain declared war on germany. a pennsylvania man got the last word on his legacy by writing his own humerous obituary. kevin mcgrorty was know for posting funny tidbits and being the life of the party. now his death notice has gone viral, including its first sentence *mcgrorty achieves room temperature.* he died last week at his home in pittston, near scranton. mcgrorty ends his obituary with some smart advice... *it costs nothing to be nice and never

stick a steak knife in an electrical outlet.* >> at that could arise. were starting off fairly warm this morning. today's highs will be in the '80s. some scattered thunderstorms today above average temperatures. best chance of storms will be through the afternoon. we of a few 70 degree readings to talk about. this will be the warmest morning of the week and warmest day foreshore. at lincoln park in a gun when it's cooler of the in the suburbs and places like mchenry county. 60 at a run. 64 in lansing. we have some fog south and west. otherwise you're partly cloudy. it's dry but late morning to the midday we have some showers the walloping. a special train 1:00-7:00 this evening the more overnight. a

cold front will be stepping to the south. it will cool us off quite a bit. but today, 85 was scattered storms. heavy downpours in some areas mostly cloudy with scattered storms. we go back into the '70s tomorrow. beautiful weather after that only the slight chance of a shower or a storm. sunshine and '70s thursday. low eighties over the weekend may be a scattered storms. >> good morning. dealing with overnight construction early on carrying good shape really across the board. in bound kennedy dealing with work from chicago to ohio and that will be out there until the top of the hour. other than that, we have slow construction north and tri- state all because of some work on belvedere. that's at the tri- state with things are moving down to one lane from 6:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. due to pavement work. watch for that to slow things down. >>

>> it was a good time at lollapalooza. you didn't go? under the music died. >> i'm too old for lollapalooza. >> i feel that way as well i went today's but i'm feeling it my back hurts and the blisters on my feet. outcast was spectacular to realize how many songs that i knew. they were together for 20 years. and going off on a tangent. taking a look at the stories people are talking about on line. espn and others are reporting a major announcement will be coming from the green bay packers at 1:30pm today. brett favre will be inducted into the packers hall of fame in 2015. he will also have his number four retired. favre isn't eligible for the nfl hall of fame until 2016, so it sounds like the packers may be trying to get a jump on that.

speaking of the nfl. preseason --night and frame that jersey. you know he wants to come back and play again. speaking at the nfl, preseason action is kicking off this week, and things are getting more high tech on the sidelines. the league has announced a partnership with microsoft to put their *surface tablets into the hands of players and coaches on the sidelines. instead of waiting on photographs to analyze plays, images will be sent to the tablets - which are stored in a temperature controlled cart on the sideline. they'll operate on a secured network to help prevent hacking. and the teams don't have to use them as the what they can still use the old photographs to stay old school. >> as a representative of the

city and county i order you to seize your activity in go back to your parallel dimension. >> that ought to do it. thanks very much. >> rumors of another ghostbusters movie aren't going anywhere. the latest comes from variety, who is reporting that bridesmaids director paul feig has been approach to helm a reboot of the franchise. while no formal negotiations are said to have taken place, feig is reported to want an all-female cast to lead the ghostbusting team. i'm a big fan of ghostbusters but they should not touch this. >> and not necessarily because of being an all female cast but you don't want to mess with the original. the special effects could be to select. >> without heraldry mess around you can do it. you have to do is walk away from that idea. what a great movie. it still holds up.

and a national geographic called the contest looking for the best photographs taken by people. it just announce the winners today and were just going through these. and are called among the giants capturing a brief moment in the sequoia national forest. take a look at some more, this one here was somebody scores after a long day of the horse was taking a relaxing moment. here you go. check this out. christmas day in a fog the small town. we don't know what that small town is. maybe aurora? for week in indiana? how will this one, ladies in waiting. this is from london. four lovely young woman dressed in vintage dresses

eating ice cream. how about that. will she the big winner coming up it's a weather-related photo maybe we can get him to comment on that. >> coming up, in new actor joins the cast of the jungle book movie and who booked twitter after she was spotted at lollapalooza last night. was it erin? >> she will be here in 10 minutes we can find out.

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i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because it gives me zero heartburn... annc: prilosec otc the number one doctor recommend frequent heartburn medicine for nine straight years. one pill each morning 24 hours zero heartburn. come to an end.. bleachers... along with headliners skrillex and kings of leon closed out the final day of the fest. an afternoon downpour left lolla attendees drenched... but it couldn't dampen their spirits. organizers estimate the weekend's attendance was in the 300-thousand range. also in attendance... first daughter malia obama. she was seen leaving the muddy venue... walking south on columbus avenue near harrison. the 15-year old was reportedly with three friends and two undercover secret service

agents. hbo's *the wire actor - anwan glover - is recovering after being stabbed at a d-c nightclub over the weekend. authorities say he was at a cafe in downtown washington... when two people attacked him. glover told police he was then repeatedly kicked.. and then felt a sharp pain in his side. he's been treated for laceration and is expected to make a full recovery. the actor has been an activist for a number of anti-violence campaigns. there was a kennedy wedding this weekend! "people magazine" reports that actress cheryl hines said "i do" to robert f. kennedy junior at the family's hyannisport compound. the couple had dated for more than two years. 300 guests attended the star- studded event... including family matriarch ethel kennedy and actors larry david and julia louis dreyfus. bill murray has joined the cast of disney's 'the jungle book'... which will be directed by jon favreau. murray will voice baloo, the lovable bear who befriends the human orphan mowgli. disney's version of the jungle book is scheduled to be released in october of 20-15. warner brothers is also working

on a jungle book movie with andy serkis directing... but no word on that date. >> th12 the fate of 12 billion people is in the hands of criminals? >> yes. >> galaxy" demolished expectations at the weekend box office -- raking in almost 100- million dollars in the u-s, and more than 160-million worldwide. "lucy", "get on up", "hercules" and "dawn of the planet of the apes" round out the top five. tim is here for demetrius this morning. >> were starting off mild in the mid to upper 60s. we're looking for a high of 85 with scattered showers and thunderstorms developing late in the morning towards midday. we could have some heavy downpours. the temperatures will slip back into the '70s. maybe a scattered showers or thunderstorms on wednesday. >> good morning. so far looking

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