a fourth woman is attacked and robbed in southwest sububrban midlothian. we are *live with the latest. protests erupted on the streets near st. louis, after an unarmed teen was shot and killed by police over the weekend. and nascar's tony stewart hit and killed a dirt-track driver in new york. what he's saying today. good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm tonya francisco in for erin. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. your headlines are coming up first let's to the forecast. >> after a nice weekend we have some rain today will take it. just a little bit ago. probably about 1 in.. we are expecting showers and storms continue through the morning. the rain will be off and on through the day as low pressure system passes through. a stormy monday

but tuesday will be better. more sunshine through the work week. here the current temperatures. radar shows thunderstorms moving off on to the lake but a line of showers is continuing to the area. here's lake county. here is no. cook county you can see the rain to the north. down toward will county it will be coming up there. and it is continuing to move through kane and to page county. through the region, there will be a series of systems coming through one today will bring a cold front and drop our temperatures and then the rain will move out of our area into tonight and tomorrow morning. 79 degrees today. you will need your umbrella. wednesday we make 79.

the school traffic. >> so far light on the roads. it's a bit of overnight roadwork to watch out for. on the kennedy in bound and a bound around chicago avenue there some roadwork blocking the left lane all scheduled to be picked up at 5:00. otherwise the roads are looking good. >> a fourth woman is a victim of a string of attacks and robberies in the south suburbs. judy wang is live in midlothian with the latest. >> plenty of people in the neighborhood wouldn't they are on edge. the woman the attack had just gotten off a train and was headed home. she was almost there with a man approached her from behind and knocked her down. latest incident happened at 12:30 pm near the 145 and travel avenue in the south suburbs. the woman had called a cab even though she lived only five of its away from the train

station. when the cap did not show what she started to walk home. the man wearing a hooded sweatshirt nocturn and punched her in the face and ran off with her purse. the fourth victim in four weeks. all attacked near the train station. in the first attack july 19th the victim was a mother walking home with her baby. the next was a college student and last monday a 17 year-old girl was attacked. the daughter of the woman attacked sunday says her mom did not get a good look at the offender. >> she's pretty shaken up she doesn't want to talk to anybody about it. her face and she and six great honor face a one and knocked her down, her telephone was hurting. >> people lived there by state police canvassed the neighborhood yesterday afternoon questioning people.

also seeking surveillance video. >> two days after a girl was raped in the park a man goes to court. he's in this video he grabbed the girl early saturday morning there california and division pulled her into a secluded area and insulted her. charged with criminal sexual assault. >>the u-s coast guard has suspended the search for a missing man who fell into lake michigan saturday night. from a sailboat into the lake, about two miles from the shore. the coast guard conducted more than 20 searches over 98 square miles. police will now take over.. to perform a recovery operation using sonar technology. a missing persons alert has been issued.. noting brown is a "strong swimmer" and a triathlete, and it's possible he could have swam to shore. a protest over a deadly police shooting of an un-armed teenager turns violent. some businesses were looted. emma lacey bordeaux has the latest.

>> tensions sky-high on the streets of the st. louis suburb sunday night. violent protests erupted in one day after an unarmed teenager a shot and killed by a police officer. caught on camera, people rushing to help with items from a car store. also breaking glass and ripping apart the aisles of the gas station store. others grabbing what the king kerry and running off. officials say least 20 police cruisers were also damaged. >> we are seeing lots of weather vanes smash, people running up with clothing. >> dozens of officers in riot gear with keen and are trying to disperse the crowd. several gunshots are hurt though no one was reported injured. the chief of police is calling in the

state highway patrol. the violence comes one day after police shot and killed and eaten year-old. a 40 say brown assaulting a police officer before being shot and killed outside an apartment complex. witnesses say the team. to be surrendering and the officer shot him multiple times. >> we are going to look at this. >> st. louis police now handling the investigation. >>police are searching for the driver of a blue chevy s-u-v who caused a car chase in south suburban dolton. it happened saturday night just before 8 o'clock. officers responded to calls of gunshots in the 200 block of east 143rd street. that's when the blue chevy drove toward the police at high speed, causing the chase. at one point, a passenger in the s-u-v jumped out and tried to escape on foot, while a dolton officer got out of his car to follow. investigators say the man fleeing then pointed a weapon at the officer, who shot and killed the man. he's been identified as 22-year old malcolm franklin.

organizers of this year's bud billiken parade say all of their hard work is being overshadowed by the shootings of two teenagers, not far from the parade route. the shootings -- the first in the parade's history -- erupted after a scuffle among rival groups of teenagers at 42-nd and king. the parade attracted as many as a million spectators... and 60 thousand people marched. organizers and supporters alike say, *that's* what people should remember... not an unrelated shooting. >> the shooting was one-tenth of 1 percent of what occurred. 99 and nine tents of the separate was the most awesome spectacle. >>for the most part, people said the parade was a successful kick-off to the new school year. american military officials are reporting successful air strikes against the islamist militants who have taken over much of iraq. central command says targeted airstrikes against "i-sis" destroyed three vehicles and

damaged two others outside of the key city of irbil... and iraqi authorities say american airpower helped rescue thousands of iraqis who had been trapped on a mountain. thousands more remain trapped... but food and water are being airlifted to them until they, too, can be rescued. president obama says the airstrikes against "i-sis" could last for months... but he says the ultimate solution will have to come from iraqi leaders. israel and hamas have agreed to another three-day cease fire. this one is expected to allow another attempt at indirect negotiations between israeli and palestinian officials. the last cease fire ended last friday, with rockets being fired from both sides. so far no rockets have been fired during this truce, but one came close to a c-n-n crew in gaza city. an air strike sent correspondent martin savidge diving to the floor. you can see a building was hit right behind him. that same target was hit again minutes later.

race car driver tony stewart skipped sunday's nascar race after he hit and killed a driver at another event. 20 year old kevin ward junior died after he was hit by stewart's car, at a dirt track race, saturday night. ward's and stewart's cars were close together just before ward hit the wall. ward then got out of his car and walked onto the track pointing a finger. stewart's car was passing him, when his rear tire struck ward and threw him several feet. investigators say stewart is cooperating, but no charges have been filed. stewart released a statement saying no words could describe the sadness he felt about the accident. anyone who missed the supermoon last month got another chance this weekend. this supermoon is one of the largest and brightest full moons of the year. that's because this is the point in the moon's orbit when it is closest to earth. that makes the moon appear to be bigger and brighter than usual. if you missed the august supermoon, you'll get another chance at one next month. nasa says that one is coming

september 9-th. mark your calendar. demetrius it's his birthday and the years and christmas combined. >> going to call off the next time for a hangover. >> we see it, which were called the time. >> unfortunately cloud cover is keeping our view away. we did see it the previous weekend at think that was pretty nice. here are the current temperatures. over 1.5 in. of rain. here are the current temperatures. we have light breeze coming out of the east. radar shows three moving across the region. we're dealing with the cold front and low pressure system meaning showers will continue. maybe some thunder down to the south. or watching this as it moves

through. it could lay down early in the day. today's high temperature, 79. traub, 75 degrees. we're dry over the weekend. >> coming up, writers are stuck dangling on a rollercoaster. >> white in a mother is not allowed to be feeding her baby. >> and where this 12 ft. python was caught by accident. details coming up. don't you love thist

4:14 a.m.? lightning is being blamed for starting new wildfires in northeastern california. nine wildfires formed yesterday, but no structures are being threatened. firefighters are still dealing with the fire that was caused by lightning on july 30-th. that one is 35-percent contained after it burned over 13-square miles. an evacuation order remains in effect as the fire threatens 60-buildings north of san francisco. two dozen people were rescued yesterday.. after being trapped on a ride at a washington d-c amusement park. the "joker's jinx" roller coaster at "six flags in prince george's county" stopped, leaving passengers stranded 45 feet in the air. crews spent hours getting passengers to safety. officials say the ride has a

computerized safety system which can cause the stoppages. they're investigating what caused the ride to stop, but say it performed the way it's designed to. no injuries were reported. a mother in portland, says doctors told her she can't breastfeed her new baby because she uses medical marijuana. crystal cain is a medical marijuana card holder.. who's been smoking during her pregnancy on midwife's advice for anxiety and nausea. but on wednesday, she delivered her baby eight weeks premature.. and doctors won't let her breast feed. the hospital can't keep her from smoking in the future, but is advising her not to breast feed due to possible risks. cain has acknowledged the risks... and *isn't* worried about t-h-c getting to the baby. >> we had the mother signed a waiver acknowledging the use of marijuana and the potential risks. >> several studies indicate it

can transfer through your milk ducts. your body automatically filters it. >>hospital officials say the warning is similar to advising women not to smoke or drink alcohol during pregnancy. take a look at what the police caught, in a florida neighborhood. people in port saint lucie say this 12-foot burmese python has been eating cats and other small animals. one dead cat was discovered in a parking lot friday. police searched some tall brush nearby... found the python... and captured it. the snake weighs about 120 pounds. it'll be handed over to a licensed breeder. florida prohibits owning or selling pythons as pets. hello. >> sound byte: they are great! >> earlier today we have rain which is pounding the region. showers and storms. this could be a wet today. we don't move much we make the upper '70's

today. wind of the north at 10 mi.. dew point is at 63. 65 in union. were warmer in aurora. in joliet as well. these numbers are warm for this time of the day but with the cloud cover and the rain you typically don't cooled down. radar shows showers and the heaviest of the rain then it goes through the county to the extreme southern parts and now the heaviest of the rain makes its way back into portions of the western counties. thunder and lightening their as this whole line moves to the east. often on showers today. they will be scattered. then we expect to dry out. tuesday, quite a different day with cooler temperatures for basically the rest of the week. 79 degrees today. scattered showers and possible thunderstorms. cloudy tonight

with some scattered showers. 75 degrees on tuesday. we're trying that we go up to 79 again and we have sunshine on wednesday. >> new crash out there on the ramp from ontario to the kennedy. if you are exiting on to the kennedy there will be some delays. that brand is blocked with a car crashed into the wall. it will be tight there. otherwise, no major delays on any of the expressway's or tollways. >> coming up, amazon made it harder to buy disney movies. >> and the bears are back to work with their tight end of his suspension. >> good morning. our barbecue breakfast series continues. today we had to a place that says there brisket is so good you can eat it for every meal. i will tell you where it is an

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back from injuries to practice. one who was not injured. the suspension has ended for

bennett. kicked out for flinging a rookie to the ground probably for other transgressions as well. the black unicorn showed up just in time for lunch yesterday. he missed the opening preseason game with the suspension. as well as the other tight ends played, he was probably anxious to get back out there. he says we should not expect any more trouble from him. >> everything i did i did exceptionally well. i was going to practice hard and understand what they want from me. i'm going to do with the way the wind to be done. >> i think i could've handled the situation differently. anyway differently from what i did. i think everything in life is a lesson. what our situation through life you always learn

from and whether it's good or bad. there's always a lesson to the story. >> the way we work and cooperate and he understands that. i think i will just leave it at that. he knows what to expect. he's had time to think about it. he's done a good job with the time. >> the bears are back on the practice field and the cubs open for the brewers at wrigley tonight. that's morning sports. >>markets ended a volatile week *strong ... despite conflicts in israel, iraq and ukraine. the dow rose 185. the nasdaq added 35. and the s-and-p jumped 22. some of disney's most popular summer movies aren't available for d-v-d pre-order on amazon just yet. the web site is locked in a dispute with several publishers, demanding cheaper wholesale prices for popular films like "maleficent"...

"captain america: winter soldier"... "muppets most wanted"... and "million dollar arm." amazon is also trying to secure better pricing from warner brothers, and a french book publisher. the matchup sounds like a big ten rivalry, but it's actually a test of strength between neighboring states. illinois took on iowa in a massive game of tug-a-war. a "two-thousand-400-foot" long rope was stretched across the mississippi river. one end was in leclaire, iowa, and the other was in port byron, illinois. eleven teams from each side competed to see who could pull the most rope within 3 minutes. illinois won nine to two. illinois has won 17 times, to iowa's eleven times, since this event started in 19-87. >> " land of lincoln. city of big shoulders. >> we need to send a crew down there. we need julien crews, the

anchor. don't mess with him. >> the rain came from iowa that's how they are paying us back. plus the various the scene over an inch. we are expected the shares to continue and then they will be scattered through the afternoon. the good news is no severe storms across the extreme southern counties. we do have the honor and lightning. the on the lookout. up to 78 degrees by 5:00 p.m.. a 40 or 30 percent chance for much of the day. tonight data 64. rain and showers are coming earlier in the day. >> an update on the crash. ramp blocked because of a car into a wall. everything has opened no more issues through the stretch. we do have some ongoing

construction on the kennedy. left lane out until 5:00. since story on the outbound. roadway's look good no major delays or hot spots. >> still more to come including the latest on overnight violence in st. louis after police shoot an unarmed teenager. >> and a win for those leadfooted drivers in illinois. >> and the ebola outbreak grows and the world health organization ways in. >> and the bear caught on video walking on its hind legs. officials tell whether it's real or fake. i'm going with fake.

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the fourth woman is attacked and robbed in southwest suburbs. live with the latest. >> protests in st. louis after an unarmed teen is shot by police. >> blue line riders better get used to weeks of delays starting next month. details coming up. >>good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm tonya francisco in for erin. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. hi, demetrius. umbrellas are needed today. >> monday i say you're dry for

the weekend but then monday let it rain. showers continue through the morning and afternoon they will be scattered off and on. right now we have some rain out there is sycophant amount of numbers. with about 1 in. in some areas and up to 1.5 in others. current temperature is 66 degrees. and the radar in concede heaviest of the rain off to the east across the extreme southern communities that line continues to move through with thunder and lightning. you can see a brain through portions of the page and even dekalb county. satellite and radar composite shows off and on shore activities through the day and night with try out on tuesday. 78 by 5:00 p.m.. the seven days forecast has us up to 75.

wednesday, 79. friday we have sunshine up to 80 degrees. >> everything has been cleared up for that crash to the kennedy. lingering roadwork to watch out for all weekend would have closures on the ramp at lakeshore drive and 55. this is on going so consider things to be tight their all set to be picked up at 5:00. the main roads look good no major issues or delays. >> a fourth woman is a victim of a string of attacks and robberies in the south suburbs. judy wang is live in midlothian with the latest. >> good morning. for women attacked in four weeks since description, approach, same neighborhood. the woman attacked sunday had just set off a train and had nearly made it home. pepin the 12:30 p.m. sunday near trouble avenue. the woman called a cab when she had

arrived at the station even though she lives five minutes away. she waited and then walked home after the cap did not show. a man wearing a hooded sweatshirt with his face covered approached her from behind, knocked her down and punched her in the face before taking off with her purse. all four attacks happened near the train station the first victim attacked was a mother walking home from a carnival. the second victim was a college student and the third attack monday was a 17 year-old. all victims told police the man or all black and a mask. the daughter of sunday's victim said imam attempted to take extra steps by calling a cab and she thought she had done everything right. >> she's really shook up. doesn't want the attention. she has a big scrape on her face and then with and knocked her down he pushed her down on her tailbone and that hurts.

>> coming home late for making sure we have the lights on the outside i told my daughter to do the same thing, make sure your finger is on the panic button look around before you get out of the car. >> police spent much of yesterday canvassing the area talking with residents. the residents say officers weren't seeking security videos. >>a vigil following a police shooting near saint louis turned into a night of violence and looting. last night a vigil turned into a protest where people were seen breaking into multiple stores and stealing various items. officials reported at least a thousand people looting a shoe store, a gas station and other businesses. this all began when a ferguson police officer shot and killed 18-year old michael brown on saturday. police say brown assaulted the officer before he was shot. but witnesses say brown was surrendering when the officer shot him multiple times. >> started to get down but the

officer had his weapon drawn and he fired several shots. >> or going to take a look at this fairly. i want everyone to appreciate it took a very long time yesterday to process this scene. >>the officer who shot brown is on paid administrative leave during the investigation. there were no other weapons at the scene. organizers of this year's bud billiken parade say all of their hard work is being overshadowed by the shootings of two teenagers, not far from the parade route. the shootings -- the first in the parade's history -- erupted after a scuffle among rival groups of teenagers at 42-nd and king. the parade attracted as many as a million spectators... and 60 thousand people marched. organizers and supporters alike say, *that's* what people should remember... not an unrelated shooting. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. two days after a 14-year-old girl was raped in humboldt park, this man, mario geronimo- ocampo, goes to court this morning. police say geronimo is the man

in this video... the man who grabbed the girl early saturday morning near california and division, pulled her into a secluded area, and assaulted her. geronimo is charged with criminal sexual assault and kidnapping. the u-s coast guard has suspended the search for a missing man who fell into lake michigan saturday night. 56-year-old daniel brown fell from a sailboat, about two miles from the shore. more than 20 searches were conducted over 98 square miles. police will now perform a recovery operation using sonar technology. american military officials are reporting successful air strikes against the islamist militants who have taken over much of iraq. central command says targeted airstrikes against "i-sis" destroyed three vehicles and damaged two others outside of the key city of irbil ... and iraqi authorities say american airpower helped rescue thousands of iraqis who had been trapped on a mountain. israel and hamas have agreed on another three-day cease fire. this one started this morning, and so far both sides are sticking to it. this is supposed to give

israeli and palestinian negotiators time to work out a peace deal. rocket attacks resumed last friday, when the last cease fire ended. ebola infections continue to spread, but one official says there are ways to slow it down. the world health organization says there are over 18-hundred cases of ebola in africa. more than half of those people have died. a top w-h-o official is blaming the spread on weak health facilities in underdeveloped nations. he says the disease can be contained if authorities raise their response. guinea has now closed its border with sierra leone.. and the zambian government is banning arrivals of people from countries with ebola cases. a proposed charter school in chicago may cause a conflict of interest for school board president david vitale. "concept schools" wants to take over a building in the chatham neighborhood, and open the "horizon science academy-clay evans" this fall. but first, a bank -- vitale's "urban partnership bank" -- must *foreclose on the property. and that means, the bank, and vitale, could benefit directly

from the new charter school plan. vitale says he plans to recuse himself from any votes on the project. democratic candidate for lieutenant governor , paul vallas, held a news conference today outside the corporate headquarters of republican gubernatorial candidate bruce rauner. rauner is trying to minimize the political fallout after the federal indictment of two former executives who worked for a subsidiary brokerage firm created by a company rauner chaired. rauner said it happened so far down the corporate ladder of private equity giant g-t-c-r, he couldn't have been aware of the wrongdoing. vallas disagreed. >> the investigation began when he was the chairman as a hands- on executive. >> he knows they didn't hire those individuals and he says this is coming from a governor who is under federal criminal investigation. >>meanwhile, the rauner camp is firing back at governor quinn over political hiring issues at the illinois dpeartment of transportation. the better government association found quinn, and imprisoned ex-governor rod blagojevich, ignored anti-

patronage rules and hired as many as 200 staff assistants at i-dot. the ongoing renovation of much of the c-t-a's blue line, will mean a big headache for some west side commuters. the california station will close for six weeks, starting september 4-th, to accommodate a major upgrade. it'll get a better platform, better lighting, new signs, new bicycle racks, and more turnstiles. it's expected to reopen on october 16-th, if all goes according to schedule. then the *damen avenue station will be closed, starting october 20-th. similar improvements are planned there, along with structural fixes. the damen station should be finished in time for christmas. drivers pulled over for traffic violations will get to keep their licenses. a new law allows motorists to sign a citation as a guarantee the driver will either appear in court or pay the required fines. under the old law, the secretary of state could have suspended driving privileges of motorists who failed to comply with the citation. the new law was signed yesterday and takes effect right away.

a bear walking like a human around new jersey... has become an internet sensation. but, people are wondering if its for real, or just an internet hoax. the bear was spotted monday in jefferson township, and quickly spread across the internet. according to wildlife officials, the bear is real and injured. the black bear has an injury to both front legs, including its paws and possibly an elbow. officials don't know exactly how the bear got hurt... but say its better to just let him heal and not get in his way. >> we thought it was fake. it is from new jersey. but that's a real bear ... the poor guy i hope he's ok. >> that is the most loved bear in america. they need to help the guy. but get him out of jersey first. good morning to

new york and new jersey we love you. current temperature at 6 mi.. we continue to see temperatures around 65. 69 and bartlett. we know these numbers are warmer than normal for this time of the day. typically talking upper 50s low 60s. the reason why is the rain and the cloud cover. the heaviest of the rain is in southern lake county. the page county discovered and even towards kane county we have some leiter scattered showers. down here we have a good rain. as we continue to the south, a line continues just up down by kankakee. here's the bottom line, showers will continue off and on through the day and night. 79 today. cross had temperature is 75. up to 79

wednesday. >> still had,still ahead ... rory mc-ilroy makes a big save after winning the p-g-a championship. we'll show you. markets ended a volatile week marcus is up next with tips for barbecuing at any time of the day, even for breakfast.

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super moon, here it is again. one of the largest and brightest full moons of the year. this is the point in the moon's orbit when its closest to earth which makes it appear bigger and brighter than usual. happen in july and august. another will arrive september 9th. supermoon.. here it is. hawaii's governor, neil abercrombie, won't be governor for much longer. he's lost his state's democratic primary, to state senator david ige. it's the first time in hawaii's history that a sitting governor lost a primary fight. president obama supported abercrombie's re-election. an incumbent *senator and his challenger are only 11 votes apart, awaiting the final vote totals. driver tony stewart skipped yesterday's nascar event after he and killed a driver at

another race. stewart collided with kevin ward junior's car, which sent him into the wall. ward walked onto the track, and pointed his finger, as cars went by. that's when stewart's rear tire hit ward and threw him several feet. ward died at the scene. there are no criminal charges, and investigators say stewart is cooperating. rory mc-elroy is your p-g-a champion. he has now won the last two major tournaments. mc-elroy had to come from behind in the final round after a rain delay held things up for nearly two hours. he then beat phil mickelson by one stroke. mc-elroy showed off some quick hands while receiving his trophy. the top of the cup slid off, but mc-elroy caught it before it hit the ground. >> he's 25 years old. >> he's on top of the world. >> he's doing all right. >> i don't know if you guys are golfers ... maybe you could work on your swing this week. but

probably not today. aiming to the left. it's 66 degrees right now. and showers are continuing across the area. tomorrow we do in the afternoon it will be dry. and into wednesday and thursday and friday. fairly nice week. by 9:00 p.m. we're down to 70. today's high, 79. 75 on tuesday. wednesday we make 79. best golfer in the room is sarah. >> not bad. we have a crash and fire that we are watching on lake shore drive. we have some construction as well but here's the fire as 16th. expect delays through that stretch. new crash in down 55 at california. as you continue in bound construction at lakeshore drive to watch out

for. even with all that delays are very minimal this morning. >> i think an early-morning golf outing would be great. >> that would be great. we could do a remote shoot. >> but it's hard to see at this time of the day. >> we could get some lighting out there and show the could figure that out. it's never too early for barbecue. q barbeque has three locations. they've gotten rave reviews from customers and critics alike, even a spot on the michelin guide's bib gourmand list. we went to their lakeview location, where owner michael lupidis showed us how they make their brisket. this is where we start with the brisket. right here it's one of the toughest pieces of meat and what they did many moons ago is

that they smoked it for hours and hours and it just melts in your mouth. the rub is about 13 different spices including a lot of brown sugar and paprika. what this does is, but rob is a barrier providing this really knights coach as you smoke it. and there she will sit for the next 22 hours. 225 degrees. >> that's right. it will be smoking for 22 hours. >> will shut that down and we wait 24 hours. >> 22 hours to get to know each other. >> what should we do?

music look at that. that would really fast. we did some good things in between. >> at long last it was time to cut open the brisket. >> this is the smoke ring. >> it makes their signature sandwich. >> over here would put some blue cheese on and then we toasted in our oven. we have released golden brioche bars and an awkward to lie to my hand is burning right now. >> sandwiches topped off with coleslaw then you pick a side

that their homemade hush puppies and your good to go. >> u.n. from rock to smoking for 22 hours. >> there's nothing better for brusqueness then brisket. to breakfast! our just when it cut it right there. however they do with their. there's the phone number. they do have locations in lagrange. and interesting combination and never would have thought blue cheese and coleslaw on a brisket sandwich but it worked really well. >> as long as you're washing it down. >> the breakfast of champions. >> a time for today's early bird special. where does the term barbeque come from? american,

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>> i am sick of them. >> teenage written into turtles brings in $100 million globally. paramount has already ordered a sequel. guardians of the galaxy dropped to second. into the storm takes third. the hundred foot journey and lucy round out the top five. >> if you ever wonder why most horror movies seem to come out in january and super hero movies come out in the summer, wonder no more, a secret calendar of the movie industry shows similar patterns of movie releases for the past 100 years. movies about nazis come out in february. christmas movies come out in may, stocker movies like fatal attraction come out in september. bible based movies are usually released in the fall. movies with somber themes come out during the winter months and just in time for the oscars.

>> very interesting. >> valentine's day is 50 shades of gray. cero that fits on the calendar. today, showers will continue off and on. potentially thunderstorms there will be

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