scotland rejects independence, choosing to stay in the united kingdom. we'll have results and reaction. a police officer is injured on his way to a shooting that claimed the life of a teenager. details, in a *live report. and bears receiver brandon marshall is defending himself on his past issues with domestic violence. good morning. i'm lourdes duarte. dan is off today. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. demetrius ivory has a check of our weather. i am all one myself but i do have demetrius here. >> you're not really by yourself. let's take a look at our day. it's not very different from the day before. sunshine.

temperatures are cool. we do have a change coming our way with high temperatures and above average. it's 59 degrees. here are the visibility's. fog is going to be an issue early on. but now we have about a quarter of a mile visibility. rochelle just over half a mile. most of that is moving towards the east. the on the lookout for that. satellite radar composite shows we are dry. we stayed dry until tomorrow afternoon when a cold front comes our way. looking at the 3 day forecast, tonight, 61. scattered showers and thunderstorms. it has been the halftime this entire month. no real action until this upcoming weekend. >> the weekend is just about here. is it too early to

celebrate? >> we do have some things to worry about. if this happened a while ago but it's still shutting down the entire block. this is where it intersects with 80-94. heading north bound the ramp to westbound 80-94 is the one that is closed down. everything else looks pretty good. jane addams bridgework in the full swing. impacting all the traffic shifting from the left over to 25. going all the way to december. >>a 16-year-old boy was shot and killed on the north side, and an officer was accidentally injured while responding to the scene. judy wang is live in the old town neighborhood with more. >> good morning. no identity yet on the teen boy from the cook county medical affairs office. the injured officer who was on

his way here is going to be ok. police have no suspects in custody. police say the 16 year- old boy was in the 1300's block of north cleveland avenue at about 9 thursday night. somebody on a bicycle storage shooting hitting the boy. it happened near the evergreen terrace complex. a spokesperson said the boy was shot in the chest. paramedics took him to northwestern memorial hospital where he died. an officer was headed to the scene and accidentally shot himself. police said the officer was getting out of his vehicle near cambridge and his service revolvers discharge. the officer was shot in the foot and taken to northwestern hospital in could condition. investigators have made no arrests for the shooting. no description of the gunmen. a police spokesman says it is possible there may have been to shooters on board. >>police are warning parents in

the west lawn neighborhood about a man who grabbed two children at a playground. that happened near 64-th and tripp, at r-h lee elementary yesterday morning. the man pulled the boy off some playground equipment. when someone confronted him, he grabbed a girl and hugged her. he managed to get away. police say he had been seen at that playground several times. the vote is in. scotland will remain a part of the united kingdom. the long campaign for independence fell short, as nearly 90 percent of scotland's registered voters went to the polls. in the end, it wasn't even close... 55 percent rejected the proposed breakaway. england's promise to grant scotland new autonomy *without independence, was apparently enough to sway the undecided voters. >> 86% this is one of the highest in the democratic world for any election of any referendum in history. this has been a triumph shared

commitments to change now to have to start putting them into action. >>british prime minister david cameron says the u-k will keep its promise to decentralize its power in scotland. those 16 hoffman estates firefighters that were stranded in cabo san lucas... are heading home this morning. they landed back in the u-s last night... some landed in phoenix, some in l-a. they went to cabo for a friend's destination wedding... that took a turn for the worse when hurricane odile moved in. the storm's 115-mile-per-hour winds cut electricity and grounded flights. looters took advantage of the situation... breaking into businesses and robbing tourists who were trying to leave. >> finally we were able to get on one bus and get out there. with separate chances and we got out there. that's the picture we showed you earlier with the lines waiting for the four-five hours. 95 degree weather.

limited water. people were really passing out. >> it has been like hell. people were crazy. you don't treat people like animals. >>there were an estimated 30- thousand tourists stranded from that storm. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. 2 illinois women have died from the west nile virus. they're the state's first west nile deaths this year. one woman was in her 70s... the other was in her 80s. another 2 chicago residents with the virus have recovered. statewide... health officials have reported 15 human cases of west nile this year. police in carbondale have arrested six southern illinois university students, in connection with sexual assaults against two young women. both victims were 18... one was a student... she was allegedly assaulted by four men. the other victim was not a student. she was attacked by two men at a campus apartment building.

a grand jury has indicted chicago police commander glen evans for aggravated battery. he is accused of shoving his gun barrel down a man's throat, putting a taser to the man's groin, and threatening to kill him. evans was placed on desk duty last month. he'll be arraigned later this month. his attorney wants a swift trial, and says evans will be cleared of all charges. lawyers for three men are suing the joliet diocese, claiming the men were sexually abused as boys, more than 30 years ago. the plaintiffs claim that reverend leonardo mateo, of immaculate conception parish in elmhurst, molested them in the school locker room and swimming pool. they say that, at the time, church investigators simply told them to *resist mateo's advances. mateo never faced criminal charges. he died ten years ago. the diocese says the allegations against mateo are credible. a teacher charged with sexually assaulting a student in the northwest suburbs was arrested

overseas in bosnia. michael vucic was taken into custody on sunday. they are working to extradite him back to the u-s. vucic is accused of sexually assaulting a student at gavin south middle school in ingleside in 2012. authorities have identified a possible second victim, and say there may be more. vucic was initially believed to have fled to germany. chicago bear brandon marshall spent 40-minutes talking about his past with domestic violence and his problems... with e-s-p- n and attorney gloria allred. marshall had been suspended earlier in his career for domestic violence. the n-f-l suspended him, and he was eventually acquitted of those charges. but all that resurfaced, when attorney gloria allred brought the alleged victim's father and friend to talk about the case. allred says she wanted to show how the n-f-l neglects to talk to victims. but marshall says there are better ways to do that. >> i would love for her to use

that influence to really help the people who are out there struggling. not using that as an opportunity to brand herself to create a circus. >>marshall also criticized a recent e-s-p-n piece, saying they misled him about their intentions. he also said the network used interviews from two years ago and portrayed them as more recent. more details are coming out about the case against the arizona cardinals' jonathan dwyer. dwyer spent wednesday night in jail for assault, before he posted bail yesterday. police say he head butted his wife and broke her nose after she refused his sexual advances back in july. they also say he threw a shoe at his 18-month old son and punched his wife in the face. police say dwyer admitted to the argument, but not to the assault. dwyer remains de-activated from the cardinals. coming up ... the f-b-i offers a reward for the cop-killer on the run in pennsylvania. and -- a huge catch sets a

record in mississippi. this mugger caught the whole thing on tape with his camera attached to his home at. here it is. he was riding his bike when a guy on a motorbike cut him off. the guy pulls out a gun, asks for his backpack. alex offered up his bicycle instead. he tried to scare the rubber off. but then a policeman was flagged down. they're now searching for the mugger. you have to be careful out there. >> to have to be afraid of guys in skinny jeans. at least get an office for him. here's the way we're looking. this conditions. if you are waiting on the warmer temperatures, he will get them today. we're back into the '70s. barr, low 80s. rain on the way.

right now only 47 in wadsworth. sunless composite shows that thin layer of fog to the west. not making mocmuch of the progression. but we do have visibility down to core of a mile. tomorrow, shares and storms 82. >> a nice saturday. coming up, the fbi offers a reward for the cop killer on the run in pennsylvania. and a huge catch. that's the record in mississippi. and medical marijuana creates problems for a before and after school center. and here is your live look at michigan avenue. apple fans are lining up to buy the new i phone 6. marcus is there. he is coming up next.

the f-b-i has added an accused cop killed in pennsylvania to its most-wanted list. there is now a 100-thousand dollar reward for information leading to the capture of eric frein. police say frein shot two state troopers outside their barracks in the town of blooming grove. trooper bryon dickson was killed... his funeral was yesterday. frein is described as a self- taught survivalist who has

spoken openly about mass murder, and who has made no secret of his hatred for the police. the search for a shooting suspect shuts down part of phoenix sky harbor international airport. police say three shooting suspects entered the busy airport trying to evade officers. police shut down terminal four, searching for a man believed to be involved in a shooting at a gas station in tempe, arizona. police had already arrested two other suspects -- a man and a woman. only flights that were already boarding when the search started were allowed to leave. incoming flights were allowed to land, but passengers weren't allowed to get off the planes. four days into mississippi's alligator-hunting season, and the state's record for heaviest reptile caught was broken ... twice. this 792-pounder is now the record to beat. it was captured two days after one that weighed 756-pounds. the alligator was 13-feet, 5- inches ... and 70 inches around the belly.

on average, adult alligators are about 10-feet long and weigh 5-hundred pounds. but it's nothing. we can take them. >> 500 reasons to live in chicago. good morning. some fog of this morning. current temperature at 55. wind as 7 mi.. two point at 52. not much of the difference between the temperature and the dew point. what that means is, in some areas are temperature will fall generally to the west. breakdown in aurora its 50. 56 in union. remember those numbers. now look to the visibility. decaled is currently quarter of a mile. rockford one-and-a-half. rochelle at just eight tenths. temperatures are cooler where we have that fog. if you are traveling to the west outside of chicago, there could be some

slowdowns in your commute. satellite shows we are dry. the fog is pretty good. expecting to stay dry today and into tonight. tomorrow is a different story as the dole of high pressure breaks down into saturday afternoon. that's when we will see that rain come through. this system will be in and out quickly. we cool down and try out into next week. tonight, 61. top, 82. chance of rain. that will be in the middle of the weekend. >> it's payback for what i said earlier. >> and now you care about whether. >> if you give me the big old moving picture of more interested. the sex and just cleared westbound 80-94. all lanes open again. there is the end of the boating season coming. that means as bridges and lifts will start taking off

saturday. to break down the details and to the more construction in just a few minutes. >> marcus is up bright and early. he's out at the apple store. how are you? >> good morning. it's the big day. this is when they knew i phone comes out in just a few hours. we can see it here in the display, what everybody has been waiting for. two sizes with the i phone 6 and the 6 +. down the street you concede the line goes through that intersection. people have been waiting here. they have been waiting since wednesday. we will have the phones to show you with all the features and we will introduce you to this man. you've been here since when? >> since 2:00 p.m. wednesday.

>> he's been to every one of these releases since it started releasing the phones. we will ask him why and what he is looking for to. all the action coming up through the morning. >> that leaves us straight to this. coming up, how smart are americans? will find out what we know about the government. that's about 30 minutes. next in sports, the bears' defense has some quarterbacks to contend with for the third straight week. we will tell you about that coming up.

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stocks! dow rose 109 point. nasdaq up 31 points. s-and-p increased 9 points, setting an all-time high of 2- thousand-11 the largest e-commerce company good morning. the bears' offense is licking its chops at the thought of going up against the weak jets. but been may not the bears' defense. facing a mobile crack for the third week in a row. gino smith of the jet to made the more than the other

two. a rare rough rookie season but he has settled down. he will be a handful for the bears to deal with when they take on the jets in new york monday night. >> to your job. contain in the pocket. try to get them down on the ground when you have a chance. it's really important to keep back pocket closed and to make sure they're in the pocket. >> get the job done. make sure same as last weekend that we do a better job this week and contain the growth path toward making sure he's not able to extend those plays. >> if you been waiting for the blackhawks to get started, we belong. to hit the ice later this morning to kickoff team activity in their brand new season. three days of workouts at the arena, plenty of space.

52 players will suit up. for those on the team last june, it's been a long summer thinking about that goal that ended their season in game 7 of the western conference finals. now it's time to get even. >> its motivation, knowing how close we came and understanding that we will be even better having learned from that experience. like you said, using that as a source of energy to improve upon. >> it seemed like it was a short summer. everybody has an appetite to get back to where we left off knowing it was a disappointing ending. we have a special group of guys. a majority of the guys are coming back. the play well together. but our goal has not changed. >> back to work later this morning. that's morning sports. back to you. >> in baseball, the cubs open a

4 a game set with the dodgers last night. wrigley... but lost 8-to-4. a fan was going for a foul ball but he got wet instead. that happened at the yankees game last night. the ball goes into the stands, and fans start reaching up for it.. but one of them raises his full cup of beer.. and spills it all over the guy next to him. everyone was all smiles after it happened. but even one of the yankees was caught shaking his head in disapproval. how do spill a beer? don't base that! early this morning we continue to see some areas of fog generally across western chicago. 55 degrees right now. it will warm up nicely. has the mid to upper 70's. chance of rain into saturday. the end of a season this weekend.

>> a sad time for the voters. that's when they start to do the bridge list. kicking off 9:00 a.m. saturday. all the boats will slowly make their way back to the storage yard. until saturday morning or wednesday as well. that goes for a few more weeks. impacting 27 bridges. they do them one at a time from lakeshore drive all the way to ashland. beginning at 9:00 a.m.. a sad farewell. >> more to come. including the latest in the race for chicago mayor. and the latest on a deadly shooting in florida where a man killed his daughter and her six children. and the latest development in the ebola outbreak as an african country goes on lockdown. and dean reviews all the new movies including the new liam neeson movie walkpolice officer is injs

way to a shooting that claimed the life of a teenager. >> the people of scotland have spoken. it is a clear result.

>> and i have spoken. scotland projects independence. it will have the reaction. and what the tonight show host said last night about coming to chicago. lots going on this morning. good morning, i'm lourdes duarte. dan is off today. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. happy friday. >> we made it to the weekend. but as we get into the week, green comes through. mother nature is coming back. here the current temperatures. morton grove is a 51. cooler temperatures outside cook county. that means fall. satellite's radar composite shows no rain right now. but we will have showers and thunderstorms saturday afternoon into sunday. today's high into the '70s. we are actually warmer than normal.

tonight down to 61. rain develops after lunchtime saturday. high of 82. sunday, 73. cool next week. more sunshine. >> they're trying to squeeze the projects in what the weather is still lingering around. that brings us to union pacific. doing about 13 mi. of track work. replacing the rail lines. that is impacting this line. significant delays in many cases. the trains have been at capacity. watch for that this morning. it will last through mid november. and the resurfacing work that has been in place continues at state. it should finally be picked up on october 10th. watch for that. it's my job to remind you of all things unpleasant with construction. i will have more coming up. >>a 16-year-old boy was shot and killed on the north side, and an officer was accidentally

injured while responding to the scene. judy wang is live in the old town neighborhood with more. >> it is quiet now with investigators wrapped up their work at the shooting scene. the injured officer will be ok. no identity yet on. the shooting happened at about 9:00 last night in the 1300 block of north cleveland avenue. the teenager was a the evergreen terrace apartment complex. someone on a bicycle started shooting. a department spokesman said the victim was hit in the chest. paramedics took him to hospital where he passed away. the police officer was headed to the cleveland avenue location. police say he was near cambridge and as he was getting out of his car, the gun discharged and he was shot in the foot. he was in good condition when treated at the hospital. no suspects in

custody. police say they may actually be searching for two suspects who were on the bicycles. from the north side. back to you. >> breaking news this morning,scotland will remain a part of the united kingdom. the long campaign for independence fell short, as nearly 90 percent of scotland's registered voters went to the polls. in the end, it wasn't even close... 55 percent rejected the proposed breakaway. england's promise to grant scotland new autonomy *without independence, was apparently enough to sway the undecided voters. british prime minister david a turnout of 86 percent is one of the highest in the democratic world for any election on any referendum in history. this has been a triumph for the democratic process. >> all of those made commitments to change now have to put those into action.

>> british prime minister david cameron says the u-k will keep its promise to decentralize its power in scotland. a british hostage is featured on the latest propaganda video from "isis" terrorists. john cantlie was abducted along with american journalist james foley in late 2012. foley was later beheaded. in the new video, cantlie is clear that he is speaking the words of "isis" under duress. he goes on to criticize america and england for refusing to negotiate with terrorist kidnappers. and he claimed that western media manipulate their coverage of "isis." the senate has given final approval to a bill that provides funding to train and arm syrian rebels in their fight against an "isis" takeover. the vote was 78-to-22. critics say the rebels have already expressed their support for *al-qaeda ... and they add that it's hard to determine who the "good guys" are, in syria. senator john mc-cain says it feels as if america is getting itself into another vietnam. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning.

police are warning parents about a man who grabbed two children in the west lawn neighborhood. that happened near 64-th and tripp, outside r-h lee elementary yesterday morning. the man pulled a boy off some playground equipment and hugged a girl. the man got away when he was confronted. police say he had been seen at that playground several times. police in carbondale have arrested six illinois students in connection with sexual assaults against two young women. both victims were 18. one was a student allegedly insulted by four men. the other victim not a student. attacked by two men in a campus apartment building. those 16 hoffman estates firefighters that were stranded in cabo san lucas... are heading home this morning. they landed back in the u-s last night... some landed in phoenix, some in l-a. they went to cabo for a friend's destination wedding... but got stranded there when hurricane odile moved in. president marshall open up about

his past and domestic violence in the nfl. during a 40 minute press conference he criticized the attorney for bringing up accusations that already had their day in court. also saying espn owes him an apology for a recent piece on domestic violence he says left out key facts and used old interviews. a florida man shot and killed his daughter and six grandchildren and later killed themselves. he was identified as 51 year-old donna spirit. the city called 911 after a shooting and then killed himself. his grandchildren range in age from 3 months-11 years old. spirit had spent time in prison after accidentally killing his son in a hunting accident. he was released in 2006. the learning corner is one of three locations in colorado being considered for the new

retail site. the glenwood village board says if the marijuana company can get a license, the village will sell the building and the learning center i should say, the learning corner for $160,000. 41 children and teachers would have to be relocated. >> to be here for three years and now to be faced with the fact that we may not be here, i'm not happy about that. >> we will work with the owners. the proceeds from the sale will be used to relocate. >> the same investment group wants to grow marijuana on a site south of the golf course. the state is reviewing the application. a new selective enrollment has school will not be named after the president after all. the mayor backing off the plan after critics say the honor was inappropriate for a school being built in a wealthy and predominantly white area. even the president's connection to the south side. the community

will now help named the new school. plans to quit her teachers union job, if she runs for mayor. she does not plan to quit that job. lewis has not announced whether she is running yet. but one democratic group says she shouldn't be the chicago teachers union president and a candidate at the same time. "democrats for education reform" says that would be a conflict of interests during negotiations for a new teachers contract. lewis says she can do both jobs since the union is more than just her. but she says she would give up being president, if that's what the union wanted her to do. the "tonight show" is returning to chicago for the first time in more than a decade, and mayor emanuel is to thank. emanuel challenged kids in chicago to read 2-point-four million books over the summer. the kids not only reached the goal, they surpassed it. the mayor made the same bet the year before, and when he lost he took the polar plunge with jimmy fallon. emanuel asked fallon to tape the "tonight show" in chicago if this year's goal was met.

last night, fallon agreed to it. he also asked emanuel if there was room at his house, and the mayor tweeted that fallon could stay with him. the mayor treated that he could indeed stay with him. that would be fun. a new poll shows most americans don't know much about the government. only 36-percent could successfully name all three branches of government as being the legislative, executive and judicial branches. 35-percent could not even name even one branch. only 38 percent knew the republican party controls the u-s house. the same number knew democrats run the senate. and, only 27 percent knew it takes a two-thirds majority of the house and senate to override a presidential veto. it gets so confusing. i don't blame them. it can be confusing. >> let's take a look. if passed

a test in high-school that's good enough. it's 55 degrees in the area. we are expecting our temperatures to rise significantly later on. we have been cooler than normal for eight days. but that ends today as the high reaches the upper 70's. tomorrow we're back in the low 80s. it's 55 in our lives. 40 in aurora. 56 in union. cooler temperatures to the west. the cool air brings a fall. a big goose egg in dekalb. no visibility there. the fog is just west of the airport reading at 5 mi.. we're not forecasting the fall to make its way in. just be on the lookout early on if you are traveling west. today's high temperature, 76 degrees. the chance of showers and storms as we get into saturday afternoon. >> still ahead, the arrests are made in a deadly attack against

ebola. education workers in africa. details next. and who is most at risk of becoming obese? and grumpy cat is trending. we'll tell you about the change made to its christmas movie. there's a lot. everyone is lining up to get there in the hands on the new i phone 6. marcus is back after the break.

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new fixodent plus true feel. fixodent. and forget it. sierra leone is using a lockdown in order to stop the spread of ebola. no one is allowed to leave their homes for the next three days. volunteers will use that time to visit homes and remove people who are sick. ebola has killed about 24- hundred people since december. eight people were attacked and killed while trying to inform people about ebola in southeastern guinea. the victims include medical officers, journalists, and a preacher. three of them had their throats slit. six people have been arrested. former florida governor jeb bush made a stop in chicago to campaign for bruce rauner. he headlined a 5-hundred dollar-a-plate luncheon for the republican gubernatorial candidate yesterday. tickets for a private meeting cost 5-thousand dollars. bush avoided any questions about whether he'll run for

president in 2016. he says he's focused on fundraising for his party. new jersey governor chris christie said a new television report on the george washington bridge scandal vindicates him. trending now: it's all in the belly the centers for disease control and prevention is out with a new study suggesting the average waist size in america is expanding. "abdominal obesity" is defined by waist size... at least 35 inches for women, 40 for the guys. a new study suggests abdominal obesity is on the rise along with our waist measurements.. the new c-d-c study was published in the journal of the american medical association. researchers combined data from more than 32-thousand americans ages 19 and up. results show an increase of 54- percent in abdominal obesity from 2011 through 2012. during that time the average waist size in americans grew from 37.6 inches to 38.8. the increase was higher in women. here are a few stories that are trending online this morning ... broncos quarterback peyton manning is making good money in the pizza business. he owns more than 20 papa john's franchises. when asked why more people in colorado are ordering pizza.. manning says its because the

state legalized recreational marijuana. apparently more people with the munchies there are calling papa johns. as yankee's shortstop derek jeter nears retirement, he's thanking fans, in a new ad for gatorade. it will air on tv sunday. all the interactions were unscripted. jeter even picked out frank sinatras, "my way" as the song... saying it best summed up his career. he also authored a print ad for gatorade, in which he thanks fans for their support over the last 20 years. his final home game is next thursday, and his last series, sept 26 through the 28, in boston. "parks and rec" actress aubrey plaza will provide the voice for an upcoming made for t-v movie featuring "grumpy cat". jane lynch was originally set to play the part, but suddenly turned it down. the movie centers around a young girl who befriends the cat after learning that she's the only person who can hear it speak.

that sounds like a great plot line ..."grumpy cat's worst christmas ever" will air on "lifetime" in november. it is a cute cat. is that the same cat? >> it is in it from chicago? >> i do not know. >> it came to visit us. there was a line and everything. there were even bouncers. let's talk about the temperatures. upper 50s now. in evanston its 59. cooler numbers to the west. we do have some fog. some areas have a very dense fog visibility down to zero. satellite composite shows we are dry through the day. high temperature up to 76 by 5:00 p.m.. the official high this afternoon is 76. 82 degrees on saturday with the chance of rain. sunday we're back up to 73

degrees. we cooled down in time for monday and tuesday this. highs in the '70s. >> let's watch some work that will be starting on the grand avenue interchange off the tristate. this will kick off next week. overnight closures followed by the reopening of the ramp to west bound grand ave. watch for that. it's a huge project in total, for grants will be reconstructed. everything in the yellow will be under construction. and there will be many detours. in fact, four nights of closures scheduled to begin september 22nd impacting the traffic from eastbound grand. we will break this down for you and explain it better but first we have some slow spot on the kennedy starting at our litigious all to often. no accident just heavy traffic. watch for that this warning. hopefully it will

clear and things will resume closer to normal travel time. more traffic in just a few. >> markets is live this morning at the apple store the morning. >> people are awake. it's like apple christmas. they've all been here for a few days. and just talking to some of these guys waiting for the new phone saying they have been counting since the line started and they think there's about 100 people at the end of this block but then the line goes past that. so probably about 200 people in line to get their hands on the new phone. we have josh here. good morning. the most popular guy here because he already has the phone before it goes on sale. let's walk through it first. this is your left-hand the i phone six port 4.7 in..

>> the big upgrade is the design. there's a curved aluminum piece of that really melton right into the curve on the glass. >> it's almost like the first one with that stiffer curbs feeling. >> it's so slim. it feels fantastic in your hand. a bit bigger than the i phone. you can see the five as here. it is bigger and shinier. the four s or five, this is really an ideal upgrade. >> was talk about the six plus. a lot of people want to see this one. it's quite a bit bigger. >> right now i am in the landscape mode. the six plus also has an upgraded camera that has the optical image stabilizer. better light footage. that is one of the differences despite the big screen. >> i like using one hand. this

seems too big to use one hand. but it does have a special feature? >> both have a feature called readability. if you want to tap the messages out and you double top the home button gently it comes down so you can reach it. that would be the same on the six. if a double top that there is should slide right down so i can easily reach the other app high up. >> will have much more on the new phone. we will talk with some of the people of front to see how long they been here. it's apple christmas. we will be back with more. >> thank you so much. coming up, dean has this weekend movie reviews. including what he calls the worst movie of the year. to have a pet question? had to our facebook page to post the question. you could also tweet us. he will answer your

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tombstones." dean says, despite too many subplots, neeson delivers his usual, no-nonsense butt kicking fun. it's a deans list 'b-plus" "the maze runner" is based on the best selling novel, about a mysterious maze, where teens are dropped and left to survive. dean says, it's a thoughtful story with great performance and imaginative direction. it's a deans list "b" tina fey, jason bateman and jane fonda star in "this is where i leave you," a comedy about a relatable dysfunctional family. dean says, it's very funny, and surprisingly thoughtful. it's a dean's list "b" "the guest" starring downton abbey star, dan stevens, takes it's spot as the worst film of the year!!! dean says, it's a pointless excuse to re-hash every bloody

movie cliche..and bad acting trumps the awful plot. it's a deans list "f". i don't think i've ever seen him give such a bad review. weather and traffic coming up. we're taking a live look. will be

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