four people including two children are still being held at this hour in a police standoff in suburban harvey. we'll have a *live report. protesters marched again in ferguson, missouri, after a teen was shot by police. we'll have details on his funeral arrangements. and another win for chicago's jackie robinson little leaguers in pennsylvania. we'll have reaction. good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm nancy loo in for erin. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. >> will get the headlines and a minute. demetrius ivory has a check of our weather. you were kidding about the scattered storms yesterday. >> it was one of those things where people said they didn't know and other people got the rain. if you were at the cubs game in note yesterday strong thunderstorms caused a delay.

yesterday's high and was the mid '80s. woman than normal today. august and july are much cooler than normal. this will change in the next few days. coming up to nineties in time for the weekend. it's 65 in valparaiso. satellite radar composite shows dry conditions. we are in between systems. more thunderstorms are in the forecast. today's temperature 84 degrees. official high is 86. the chance of thunderstorms on thursday. fred will make 91. >> so far dealing with overnight roadwork. one of the spots where we have that is the inbound kennedy. between washington and a circle two lanes blocked until 5:00. as is the ramp in the inbound kennedy to the outbound

alike. lots of work out this morning. by 5:00 it should be picked up. >>a burglary, turned hostage drama, continues to unfold at this hour in suburban harvey. two adults and two children are being held in a home, which is surrounded by police. erik rung is live in harvey with the latest. >> could morning to you. negotiations are ongoing out here. we are told by the sheriff since 1:00 a.m. that they have been communicating with the hostage-takers. here's what we know. at least one gunman and most likely a second are holding two women hostage as well as to children. they're still in the home. this all started around 1245. one of gun

men, possibly to came into a home with the guns. at the time at least eight people were in the home, six were children. all under the age of 13. so far for a bush children have been released. we also note to police officers were hurt. one was shot in an exchange of gunfire. and we are told he does have not life-threatening injuries. the other officer was not shot and is expected to be ok. not sure how he was injured. we are learning this could have been about money. but authorities are not willing to confirm that yet. meanwhile, the home is surrounded in the neighborhood is on lockdown. >> what is the next step? >> we are of the impression that if we can continue to reason with people that people

will understand and people have been reasonable so far. with gun for of the kids out and hopefully through the sustained efforts people understand and no one will get her. one wants to hurt anybody. just something that needs to be brought to resolution. >> we have been getting regular updates from authorities out here and we are expecting to continue to get the updates through the morning. just to recap, a least one gunman, possibly a second in the home of the two women and two children hostage. >>one person is dead after a police-involved shooting on the far south side. it happened at about 9-40 last night... on the 133rd block of south forrestville avenue. police say a man was riding a bicycle in the neighborhood when they attempted to stop him.

police say the man pointed a gun at the officers. spokesman pat camden said police opened fire in defense. >> the individual shot is in no net gain member from the information i've been given and as i mentioned, the investigation continues. >>no officers were injured in the shooting. protests in ferguson, missouri were mostly calm, compared to what they have been since the death of michael brown. last night's protest thinned out as it got later. the crowd appeared to be going along with requests for protesters to stay inside at night, so the criminals would stand out. police arrested 47-people and seized three guns. >> of those citizens took heed not allowing the criminalist that mask himself in a peaceful protest, protista early and went home early and allowed us a better visual.

>>funeral arrangements have been made for michael brown. he will buried next monday. the reverend al sharpton will deliver the eulogy. four people from chicago were among those arrested in ferguson this week. charlie coffeen is from logan square, but he spent sunday and monday protesting. he tells the chicago tribune that he was trying to walk away when police in riot gear detained him. coffeen says he was released from jail yesterday and not formally charged with a crime. stay with wgn for the latest on the developing situation in ferguson. you can also get updates all the time at *wgn t-v dot-com slash- ferguson.* islamist extremists in northern iraq are out with a new video which appears to show the grisly execution of an american journalist. and andrew spencer reports, "i- sis" is threatening *another american captive, as well. >> these images taken from a video we won't show. in it, james fully read a message

presumably written by his captors blaming america for his death. the captors then kill him. a u.s. citizen working as a freelance journalist fully disappeared in november, two dozen 12 pyrrhic reports were the gunmen in assyria forced him into a vehicle. his family has not heard from it since. >> a tragedy of riches beyond imagination. no words to describe this. >> signs of grief outside the family's house. after his death his mother wrote, we have never been prouder of our sun. he gave his life trying to expose the world to the suffering of the people. >> it's a devastating and awful. >> it's a horrible situation for any family. >> the group showed another american journalist threatening to kill him as well. if the u.s.

doesn't and his u.s. military operation. the demand came one day after u.s. air strikes helped security forces retake the important damage from the militants after a weekend of fighting. the white house says the president has been briefed on the video and the threat and he will continue to receive regular updates. >>james foley got his master's degree from northwestern university's medill school in 2008. northwestern released a statement saying, "the medill family is shocked and deeply saddened by the news of the murder of james foley." the statement characterizes the attack on foley as "an attack on freedoms necessary in a civilized society and across strained cultures." and it says foley's murder dramatizes what it calls "the risks implicit in shedding light where inhumanity can take hold." we're learning more about the finances of the woman who was murdered on vacation in bali. the sun-times reports that, in 2011, sheila von wiese-mack netted more than 300 thousand dollars from a lawsuit against a cruise line, over an injury sustained by her late husband.

police are holding her daughter heather and heather's boyfriend tommy schaefer in her death. heather mack and her mother had a stormy relationship. but it's not known whether her mother's *money was a motive for the murder. chicago teachers union president karen lewis says it's going to take more than a million dollars to defeat mayor rahm emanuel...but... lewis said last night she would be happy to use the one-million dollars the american federation of teachers is offering her to do so. the national union helped new york mayor bill de blasio capture the mayor's office in that city with union funds. a couple of recent polls have shown lewis with a lead over emanuel. jackie robinson west continues to advance in the little league world series. >> the neighborhood is glued to the tvs.

there was plenty of cheering from the south side of chicago to pennsylvania. this was the scene at the chicago viewing party as j-r-w beat a team from texas, six to one. this time the kids made some key defensive plays, including two double plays. >> we are psyched. this win was destined. let's go west! >> cheering >>the team has tonight off. and on thursday, j-r-w will face the loser of tonight's game between nevada and pennsylvania. marcus leshock is catching all the action live. we'll have his report, from williamsport, coming up at 4-30. >> congratulations to them. >> good morning. yesterday we had strong thunderstorms around

the region. today we have a break in the action with more storms promised for thursday and the weekend. warm temperatures again. today we made 86. today we just as warm. here are the current temperatures. aurora is trading at 63. satellite composite shows no rain early on. as to get into tonight and tomorrow you can see the warm front coming true. that will bring us more heavy rain especially tonight and tomorrow. 86 for wednesday. thursday we make 89. friday is 91. saturday 92. 92 again sunday with a bit of a cool down next week. >> coming up, what happened before a rock climber fell to his death at yosemite national park. >> monsoon rain across arizona caused massive flooding. >> the texas governor rick

perry mugs for camera for abuse of power charges. what he did right afterwards.

summer monsoonal storms continue over arizona. this is what it looked like from the air near phoenix, as an intense storm moved through the region.

4 in. of rain fell in some areas with 1 in. in just 15 minutes. this is the most flooding in the decade. more rain is expected this week. >>a mountain climber chose california's yosemite national park as the setting, to propose to his girlfriend saturday. but the story had a tragic ending. just hours after brad parker and his fiancée had climbed the park's cathedral peak, and she *accepted his proposal... parker fell hundreds of feet to his death, while climbing a separate peak by himself. he was climbing without safety ropes. texas governor rick perry now joins an infamous group of politicians who have been booked. perry's mugshot was taken after he turned himself in. he faces abuse of power charges for carrying out on a threat to veto funding for public corruption prosecutors. perry says the actions he took were proper and legal. he sounded more like a candidate, than a defendant,

outside the courthouse. >> i will fight to this injustice with every fiber of my being and we will prevail. >>an arraignment is set for friday, but perry doesn't have to be there. perry may have had his fingerprints and mugshot taken, but it wasn't all bad. he went out for ice cream afterwards. >> eyes cream makes everything better. >> that is a good mug shot. he >> he is a handsome man. >> 68 degrees. wind down the west at 5 mi.. dew point at 60. 65 in waukegan. 68 at o'hare. 65 in bartlett. 63 in union. he may have noticed today was warmer than normal. it's been a cooler summer. cooler than normal for all of july and for the beginning of august. this forecast will be one of our warmest. temperatures have taken a turn. upper 80's and even the

low 90s. chance of showers and storms. the got the heavy downpours yesterday. the sun will go down today. better chance of rain tonight into tomorrow. showers and storms could produce some heavy rain. be on the lookout for that special thursday and into friday. the warm front comes through and sticks around for much of the upcoming weekend. 86 degrees today. that is warmer than normal. typical high with the low 80s. we're mostly cloudy. storms are likely. 89 thursday. 50 percent chance of rain. low 90s. >> a new crash in per when parliament and 14. expect added delays. crash with injuries. also, back up outbound kennedy roadwork will be in the two left lanes until 5:00 a.m.. you can

see its down to 41 mi. per hour. just add a few extra minutes to the outbound kennedy. >> coming up, the ground crew had some trouble. will show you. >> and sore knees cost derrick rose to cause a second straight practice. sports is next. you got a little something on the back of your shoe there. a price tag! danger! price tag alert! oh. hey, guys. price tag alert! is this normal? well, progressive is a price tag free zone. we let you tell us what you want to pay, and we help you find options to fit your budget. where are they taking him? i don't know. this seems excessive! decontamination in progress. i don't want to tell you guys your job, but... policies without the price tags. now, that's progressive. the stock market rebound

continues. apple set an all-time record at 100-dollars and 53-cents per share -- thanks to the i-phone. the dow gained 80 points. the nasdaq added 19. and the s-and-p rose 9. check your peanut butter or almond butter before you spread it on your next sandwich. there's a recall for possible salmonella contamination. the butters are made by n- spired natural foods. they're sold as store brands from trader joe's, whole foods, kroger and safeway as well as arrowhead mills and maranatha brands. four illnesses have been linked to the products. two firms that investigate wealth confirm, chicago is truly america's "second city," when it comes to producing billionaires. according to spear's magazine and "wealth insight," 11 current billionaires were born in chicago. only new york has produced more. the pritzker family has four

billionaires, including commerce secretary penny pritzker. also on the list are robert irsay, the owner of the indianapolis colts... and ty warner, the creator of beanie babies. >> the morning. the bears begun getting ready for their third preseason game. but one that amounts to the last dress rehearsal for starters. there will get a last taste of preseason action then leave it to the backups to battle it for jobs. the bears took the practice indoors to get ready for friday night's game facing a challenging setting. against the defending super bowl champions seahawks. >> the lotus stadium. it's a good challenge just to get the playoff to go through if we have checks if we have alerts and go

through the process and dealing with that. >> set up where we're playing the super bowl champions. it came three of preseason. trying to see where we are and if we're doing great we can't get too big headed. if we're doing poorly with can't get too down. the still of a few weeks before the season starts. >> the u.s. basketball team has moved its base to new york where derrick rose was a bystander at practice. we're told that he reportedly had just some soreness in his knees. he still plans to play in the next exhibition game tonight. have a great day. >>this kind of sums up chicago baseball this season. the grounds crew at wrigley field had some issues getting the tarp on the field during the rain storm. the tarp was rolled out backwards, which made the process take even longer. by the time, that was fixed, huge puddles formed on the

field. the crew tried to dry it out with leaf blowers, but the damage was bad enough to delay the game. the game was eventually called after one a-m. that gives the cubs a two- nothing victory, after five innings. that's bears head coach mark trestman after accepting the ice bucket challenge. former super bowl champion coach jon gruden dared him to do it. trestman is now challenging his brother in cleveland as well as pete carroll, who happens to coach the bears' next opponent.. the seattle seahawks. the ice bucket challenge raises money for a-l-s research. >> it's amazing how viral this still is. >> heavy debt next nancy? >> you're not making a big spectacle you're just going to donate. >> you have guys like bill gates building up. you have to have

somebody jumping from a plane during eyes on themselves. >> it has to be epic. >> to beatrice and i will do it. >> you better make it back. it could be either way could be good or bad. maybe an epic scale. today it's 60 degrees. warm conditions. high temperature in the mid '80s good chance of showers and storms firing up. heavy downpours potentially tonight and tomorrow. >> with a crash this morning in berlin at harlem and 14. also seen really heavy delays on the account of the kennedy approach in cumberland all because of ongoing road work. 22 minutes out to the airport it will be there until 5:00 a.m.. the rest of the roads are looking good. >>there's more to come in our next half-hour. --including, life with the hostage standoff in harvey. >>and -- protesters marched

again in ferguson, missouri, while support grows for the officer who shot the teen. plus -- we're learning of a *possible motive in the murder of a chicago woman on vacation in bali. and -- we'll tell you why the n-f-l is asking katy perry and rihanna.. for money! stay with us.

a hostage standoff involving women and children continues at this hour in harvey. more than 15 hours after it started. >> an american journalist with ties to chicago is be headed by islamic militants. >> another win for chicagos jackie robinson little league. we have reaction from pennsylvania. >>good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm nancy loo in for erin. it's the first day of school in some suburbs including mine. go to school! >> you look so sad. >> a pack a lunch of won't be there but go to school. it's their job. >> parents rejoice. i think it hear its september 2nd for us.

here are the current temperatures. in lincoln park is 70. plaintext high-school shows 70. warm temperatures highs in the mid '80s by the afternoon. yesterday we had some heavy downpours. today we expect to be dry. tonight a different story as showers and storms come through. 84 degrees by 5:00 p.m.. typical high is only at 82. we talk that today. 86 for the high. 70 degrees tonight. saturday and sunday we are at 92 both days. a hot weekend coming up. >> one slow spot out there on the outbound side of the kennedy all because of ongoing roadwork. two left lanes are out there will be out until 5:00. getting down to 24 mi. per hour. in bound, ongoing construction approaching the circle from the ramp to the outbound it's blocked. no delays because of

that. >>a burglary, turned hostage drama, continues to unfold at this hour in suburban harvey. two adults and two children are being held in a home, which is surrounded by police. erik rung is live in harvey with the latest. >> good morning. negotiations are still on going out here in her feet. i did get an update from the sheriff not long ago and he says six people are still in the home. they do believe to them are suspects in the case. two adult women are in the home as well as to children. both under the age of 13. the spokesperson for the police department is getting set to brief the media. >> good morning. i just got back from a 2:45 a.m. departure negotiations have been fluid with the suspects inside. as you know, over the hours of

yesterday we were able to get for hostages out. the 11 year- old who was released last night has been very helpful with negotiator in determining what's inside. as you know from the beginning we were highly dependent upon the suspect. now we have credible information as the victims have come out. negotiations are fluid. the negotiators for doing a wonderful job. the sheriff is to be commended for his team who are here. still roughly around 19-20 agencies are on site. 200 police officers in the area. the entire block to which this house presides has been evacuated for safety. our concern and our priority is to get closure. in a peaceful manner. we have two children and two adults who are

still hostages inside the home. we are going to be very careful in how we give out information because yesterday we had a successful day with your help and this morning the want to get off to an even better stars. the officer was released from the hospital yesterday he is at home with his family. the other officer injured is also home in good shape. but from our city's standpoint, we won't rest until those children and adults are out of that home. i will take limited questions i don't want to jeopardize or compromise the integrity of our negotiations. >> what we know about the suspects? >> are not born to talk much about that we will have more when the scene is down. i don't want to put more information out. >> question about the sirens. >> as time winds down obviously

ever by the winds down one to insure ever but it remains up at all times. so when things get quiet in may hear the sirens just to insure the people are alert inside. them as well as the victims. >> as a community can you communicate with them? >> we are communicating. by phone. and don't want to get into too much of that. we don't want to get into the people inside. the two who were released, to one rose and the 11 year-old 11 year-old has been very helpful. there is a nurse inside who we consider a hero at this point she has been helpful i don't want to go beyond that. any other questions outside the hostages? >> how did this begin? >> it's pretty remarkable but at some point we received a call

of a possible burglary. a neighbor gave us a call. our officers responded and noticed to offenders at that residence. there was an exchange of gunfire. two of our officers were injured. one was wounded. i want to thank the police department because they were on the ground and they drove the officer away so no other harm could come to him. but the subject realized at that point that officers were there and they took hostages. we surrounded the home. neighbors and police showed up and 26 agencies and later found out the situation. our plan is working. everything is fluid. all the agencies are working together and we are working to a peaceful resolution and the know that's what everyone wants. >> the hostage negotiation team? >> it's the state and our local

agencies combining in the effort. >> have you been able to get food or water? how'd you know that the hostages are okay? >> the hostages released. to be in physically good shape. the negotiation don't want me to reveal too much but just to say that everything is fine as relates to physical health. there to into a nearby hospital for observation. i think it's more, mentally and is a physical. >> do you have an open phone line? >> i don't want to describe the technique that they are using but i will say they are in constant communication right outside the house and both parties are in contact with each other. >> how far away are you? >> a few blocks to the west and a half a block south. any other questions? i do want to say this, for your traffic personnel

back in your studios, please remind them to let the public know to stay clear of this area. it will be closed for some time today use alternative routes this morning. >>, people were there when the hostages were taken? >> about 10 people. i will go back because in terms of the negotiators, will start this progress your highly dependent on the suspects. but as some victims came out, especially that 11 year-old, we learned there was one more adult and one more child in that home. right now, the negotiators have had a change of personnel on the streets out here. we received a call from the officer who was hurt letting me know he was on the internet at home and is paying close attention and he wants to thank all the well-

wishers who came to the hospital here wants to say thank you for your prayers and concerns. i want to be limited at this point. i will come back in about half an hour let's and the question for now. >> that was the her spokesperson with an update on the hostage situation. more than 200 officers are on the scene. the sheriff is leading those negotiations. >> will keep our eye on that and bring you the latest. >>a new video from islamist militants in iraq appears to show an american journalist being beheaded. an "i-sis" sent a message with the video that another american captive will face the same fate unless the united states calls off its military airstrikes against "i-sis" targets. they forced freelance photographer james foley to read a message blaming america for his death. foley was kidnapped in 2012 while covering the civil war in

syria. the militants don't want america backing iraqi security forces. power helped iraq reclaim a major dam from "i-sis" control. james foley got his master's degree from northwestern university's medill school in 2008. northwestern released a statement saying, "the medill family is shocked and deeply saddened by the news of the murder of james foley." the statement characterizes the attack on foley as "an attack on freedoms necessary in a civilized society and across strained cultures." and it says foley's murder dramatizes what it calls "the risks implicit in shedding light where inhumanity can take hold." overnight protests in ferguson missouri were more peaceful than they have been. there were plenty of protesters chanting against the shooting death of michael brown. that crowd thinned out a bit as it got later. k-9 dogs and pepper spray were used, but no tear gas. officers did chase some people after bottles were thrown at them. police arrested 47-people and seized three guns. brown's funeral is scheduled for next monday.

that's over two weeks since he was shot and killed by officer darren wilson. support for officer wilson appears to be growing. residents of the area are said to be lighting blue porch lights to signify solidarity with the officer. other supporters are selling t- shirts to raise money for the officer's legal defense. there are also two facebook pages dedicated to wilson with a combined 63-thousand likes. stay with wgn for the latest on the developing situation in ferguson. you can also get updates all the time at *wgn t-v dot-com slash- ferguson.* taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. jackie robinson the west keeps moving on. >> and the families are there for every step of the way. marcus has more. >> a day to exhale, to to get any sleep? you didn't? >> not for long. after monday's trilling victory to stay alive,

the team was back at batting practice the next afternoon. right alongside the little league from texas, the next opponent. >> it's competition. but everything has been competition. i think we've got it. >> less than 24 hours later the families were right back in the stadium seats. ready for another intents match up. >> it's a great feeling. it's the pinnacle of little league baseball. it doesn't get better. >> we met a more great lakes fans from the chicago area at the world series for the first time cheering on their hometown team. >> we do need to encourage the kids to do something with themselves this is the number- one thing for all kids to do. to encourage them as much as possible because there are only young for so long. >> another topic, the character and sportsmanship the all stars have displayed since the have been here. >> i have so much admiration for the coach of this illinois team.

these guys are so well-behaved i have so much admiration. last night when the boy went to the dugout and apologize for showing off to second base, that took a lot of courage. >> with all the bad things going on, right now it's good for kids to see this right here. >> when the night was over, more celebrating. illinois defeats tx 6-1. >> this is history. i wouldn't have it any other way. and so proud of those boys. to see them play the way they played, we owned it. >> we played a good game. we hit the ball, kids were looking good. were not ready to go yet. will stay till it's over. >> the neighborhood is all glued

to their tvs. chicago survives! >> plenty of cheering at jackie robinson park. this was the scene you can see the cloud crowd celebrating just like they did every other victories. the next game is thursday night. >> let's go over to weather because it's about to get hot. >> it will stay hot. it's been cooler than normal for almost all of this. this will change over the next week. our hottest forecast this summer comes in the next seven days. it's 68 at o'hare. another one day. we did see a strong thunderstorms yesterday. the good news is today we avoid that. a warm front moving in from the south into tonight and tomorrow, chance of more rain and heavy downpours into tonight and tomorrow. 86 degrees today. cooler along the lake. we're

mostly cloudy storms will be likely tonight. barnes had temperature of 289. 50 percent chance of rain. friday another 30 percent chance. former days are ahead this weekend. >> still had, why the nfl wants money from some singers. >> and another singer is trend in this morning after she released her new music video. we will show you what we can show you. >>, and the ice bucket challenge continues to make news. we'll show you the best fails. into ss

morning. the next performance of the super bowl halftime show is going to the highest bidder. the wall street journal reports the narrow down their choices but there are asking those to pay the nfl in order to do the show. >>we can't let you hear any more on t-v.... after months of teasing, nicki minaj finally unveiled the official video for her latest single "anaconda". there's a drake lap dance, a jungle theme... and let's just say *booty everywhere. we have to cut away from that.

>> i'm glad you had to read that. and still trending this morning --- the ever-so-popular ice bucket challenges. they've raised millions for charity, but as jeanne moos reports, don't always go off as planned. >> maybe you are feeling a bit inundated. celebrities all over are doing it. and even lady gaga. taking the als a spot the challenge. but the toronto mayor thinks his challenge is dropped that's not been almost knocked out. this is. being clocked by a metal pail, creamed by a cooler. a whole new category called ice bucket challenge fails. sometimes it's the dumper who fails. sometimes

it's the dump each. sometimes it's a man's best friend. and despite being tied to a small board, running for its life. heavy containers of water ... hard to hold on to even harder when hit your head. we checked, she was unhurt. maybe the smart thing to do would be to wear protective gear. say? but there is no protecting dumpers from themselves. sometimes you can blame the container. sometimes ... you need a bigger pocket.

some challenge fails can be attributed to structural defects like when a gutter gives way or a swimsuit topples. this woman decided to take the challenge into her own hands figuring the intended target wouldn't do it himself. she made him wait on the roof until they left the house. but there's no use crying. over spilled ice water. >> i've never seen them laugh so hard. >> that was incredible. we take the laughs only can get them. >> but why posted on social media if it goes that bad? but it least it's still raising awareness and people are donating. that's important.

>> that does help. but to look. dry today warm temperatures. yesterday's high was in the spirit expect to stay dry today. but tonight showers and storms will move in and around sunset. heavy rain potentially in the area. low 90s friday and saturday. >> you just heard it in the press conference, that ongoing situation with the hostages. sibley is blocked because of that between would. this is an ongoing hostage situation in her be. police are asking people to avoid that area. think about alternate's there. also, berwyn, harlem and 14th crash with injuries expect added delays. outbound kennedy is slow this morning. 26 minutes out the airport all because of road work in the two left lanes at cumberland. it will be out there until 5:00 a.m.. >> coming up, a big announcement from a popular former american

idol contestant. >> and coming up, the doctor is here answering your health question. you can post your question on our face book page. >>

chris brooks has added an 11th show to his world tour. friday september 5th at the allstate carina. he has already shattered his previous record sales for a single city. >> remember this guy? one of the first of viral stars of the internet. that was his additional for american idol 10 years ago. he was of course rejected. a decade later he is a newlywed. he got married in june in california where he now works at the l.a. county health department. he gave up singing. >> congratulations. >> he found love. that's nice.

let's take a look at our day. warm temperatures, 86 degrees or are high. low 90s by friday and saturday with a good chance of rain each day. >> in the morning headlines are next. we will be back.[♪...]

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