the bears steal another win on the road, in monday night football. highlights, on how they beat the jets. breaking overnight -- the u-s and several allies launch their first military offensive against isis targets in syria. and chicago's next archbishop talks about the poor and smaller churches, also where he might live. good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. demetrius ivory has a check of our weather. good morning, demetrius. >> with got two minutes to catch up to the video. >> we are in a good mood we will cook to a good win. we didn't get to watch the game. >> it was amazes me it will we

talk about how good they did we only see the first quarter. let's take a look at the day. early on we have warmer conditions. yesterday it fell to nuys. we have a comfortable range high temperatures in the mid-60s. we are expecting to, and even more today. incendy start today. cooler temperatures along thke. 52 degrees in chicago. 49 in bartlett. 42 in dekalb. satellite composite shows dry conditions. get used to it we will try today and for the rest of the workweek. we do have the chance of rain coming later in the week. but not today. today's official high will be 72. down to 51 tonight. thursday we are 75. today is the first day of fall. it will feel like summer. you don't like

summer? >> i like fall better. i'm one of those few weird people who like full better. the mccue said it. >> looking outside, with support from the dan ryan. in bound at 95 the on ramp is closed for at least another hour. coming in on the kennedy, another squeeze as you approach edison. there in the process of picking that up. don't forget about the bridge lift. they are to in the votes of the water and putting them back in the storage. wednesday and saturday starting at 9:00, 27 bridges that will be lifted to allow those votes to go back and forth. more traffic in just a bit. >>we begin with another big victory for the bears on the road: they've survived primetime games on both coasts, and now they are tied for first place in their division. bears visiting the jets on "monday night football." just the second play of the

game... geno smith gets picked off and ryan mundy returns it 45 yards for the first touchdown of his career... the bears forced three turnovers. but only up four in the third when jay cutler finds a wide open martellus bennett for his second touchdown of the night. the defense held the jets to just one touchdown and the bears win 27-19. much more coming up in sports. we're following breaking news in the mideast-- where the united states and five arab allies launched their first airstrikes against "isis' terrorists in syria. andrew spencer is following the operation. >> a stronghold in assyria. the scene of parades and celebrations of the terror group conquest in the middle east. overnight it became the target of an intense military operation which started with the launch of tomahawk tomahawk cruise missiles. >> these are big and expensive and typically only fired at

steady targets. so apparently they had some air defense the u.s. was worried about. >> they claim to have taken down the syrian warplanes last week. with a basis controlling large part of syria or iraq, nearly half a dozen countries teamed up for the strikes. >> it's something that the u.s. administration was intent on building. mcginnis not another relatively alone the american intervention in the middle east. but one that joined by local partners. >> jordan, saudi arabia, united arab emirates, at least three not only supporting the effort but taking part in the bombing. >>a list accusing dozens of students of sexual assault at the university of chicago has surfaced online. tonya francisco joins us *live

in hyde park with more. >> in this orientation week here at the university of chicago. new students and their families are getting quite the welcome with news of this list. first reported riposted on the website jezebel yesterday afternoon. the list made up of 12 men who have been accused of sexually harassing and or sexually assaulting her peers. it was posted anonymously on line over the weekend by " concerned citizens ". they claim they're keeping the community safe from people known to commit levels of gender based violence that the university won't. the page has been taken down but there are reportedly flyers. the flier listed the names of six current and former students and after each name the class their schedule to graduate in. an east

each is assigned a color code. read the most severe. the university of chicago is one of dozens across the country currently being investigated for its handling of sexual assault cases. the university would not comment but it wouldn't refer to a press release from last week in which it says it is committed to preventing and addressing sexual misconduct, unlawful harassment. live on the university of chicago campus. back to. >>an alert this morning for de paul students. students to get their number. it doesn't sound terrible but here's the problem...those numbers are then being posted online. there have been several reports of this happening this month on the lincoln park campus. the men talk the students into giving their phone numbers, and then those phone numbers have been posted on a members-only website without the students permission. in at least one case, the man

touched a student inappropriately. >> we were laughing about it in class of of somebody getting our phone numbers. we didn't think it was a big deal. but we didn't know there posting its arms sites. that makes the kind of creepy. >> it seems like a weird thing to be alerted about. just a guy asking for a girls' number. >>anyone who feels harassed should call the depaul public safety department. a scare for passengers on a flight out of chicago-- it was struck by lightning and had to make an emergency landing. united airlines flight 46-13 was on its way to charleston, south carolina. one passenger says they smelled something burning after lightning jolted the plane. the pilots landed at columbia metroplitan airport and found that the air conditioning unit was damaged. no one was hurt. all 47 passengers were put on a bus to charleston. chicago's next archbishop is talking about his goals to help the poor and smaller dioceses. bishop blase cupich is back in

the chicago area for a tsk "catholic extension." he will lead that group when he officially replaces cardinal francis george on november 18- th. that group is devoted to helping dioceses that don't have the means to support themselves. cupich says he wants those smaller churches to speak out against inequality in the world. >> a look forward to continuing the tradition of building faith, inspiring hope and igniting the change. that is a part of the wonderful heritage. i could not be prouder than to be continuing to be a part of that progress of my days as a bishop. >>cupich has not decided where he will live in chicago. he has already spent a night in the residence where cardinal francis george lives, in the gold coast. cupich says he wants to live where he can be the most effective. a man accused of a double murder in joliet goes on trial today-- but he doesn't want a jury to decide it. opening statements in the trial of justin miner begin this morning... and a *judge will decide miner's guilt or innocence. miner and three other people were charged of murdering eric

glover and terrance rankins. prosecutors say miner helped lure the men to a home... then robbed and killed them. bethany mckee was convicted earlier this year... and alisa massaro struck a plea deal. the final suspect- adam landerman is still behind bars awaiting trial. a man is in custody this morning after yesterday's hostage standoff. he held his two young children and two pets inside a semi-truck. the standoff occurred on the 44-hundred block of south cicero avenue just before rush hour. police were responding to a call from a woman in bedford park. she said her husband was holding her two small children and two dogs in the cab of a truck and wouldn't release them. police responded and a short chase began. but in the end, the man handed the two children over to officers and gave himself up without a fight. the city of chicago plans to double the number of cabs that are accessible to people with disabilities. there are about 6 thousand taxis in chicago-- but only about 160 of them have wheelchair access. mayor emanuel will announce a plan today that adds at least 200 more accessible taxis over the next four years.

the expansion will be paid for *in part by the city's "accessibility fund." that fund is supported by fees paid by the taxi and ride-share industries. those "divvy" bike-share bikes are putting the blackhawks' colors on the road. five of the bikes now feature the familiar black-and-red... and each has the number of a top player. each of the bikes also has a hashtag... "black hawks bike." if you tweet every time you spot one of the bikes, you'll be entered in a contest for black hawks *prizes. but there are 3 thousand "divvy" bikes across the city... so you'll have to keep your eyes peeled for the new blackhawks bikes. >> yesterday was picture perfect. today we are expecting to be warm if not more mercuric just as much sunshine coming through. 12 hours and seven minutes of daylight. last night fall began. but we don't get equal day and equal night until later this week than the night and longer than the days. let's take a look at side. satellite composite shows we are dry.

sunshine today. rain to the west. 72 degrees this afternoon. that's the typical high. tomorrow, 74. thursday, 75. friday, 77. nearly 80 on saturday and sunday. all sunshine for each day. >> coming up, the mother in a hot car death case takes a lie- detector test. >> and police say they're closing in on a cop killer. >> and protesters arrested at a flood wall street march. >> and coming up, a woman takes plastic surgery to the extremes to make herself on attractive to men.

a big area of pennsylvania's pocono mountains is on edge, as police look for a cop killer. eric frein is suspected of being the sniper who shot and killed a state trooper, and injured a second trooper, outside their barracks in blooming grove. frein is believed to be a self- styled survivalist... and authorities are searching the woods where he's believed to be hiding. neighbors are afraid he might take refuge -- and take hostages -- in their homes. a mother, whose husband is you details of the toddler who died in a hot car in georgia. child's mother tried to prove she was innocent. the husband is accused of leaving his 22 month

old son in a hot car to died last june. the defense says it was an accident but prosecutors say researched online how to kill a child in a hot car. the mother has not been charged. her attorney says she passed a polygraph test to show she was not involved. the test was not court sanctioned and it was administered by a private company. >> at least one hundred demonstrators were arrested on wall street....trying to call attention to climate change. thousands of protesters flooded the nation's financial district in new york city monday. they staged a sit-in at the new york stock exchange and marched down wall street. activists highlighted big businesses role in climate change and called on wall street to make changes. today world leaders are meeting at the united nations least 100 people were arrested. a woman in los angeles gave birth on an l-a freeway. no small task. there's more though...baby savannah weighed eleven pounds, six ounces. this was the fourth child for sandra and bolivar vilchez.

the whole family was on hand for the arrival. the couple's other children were in the back of the s-u-v as daddy helped with the delivery. mother and child are doing just fine. 11 lbs. 6 ounces. >> good morning. early on we are expecting temperatures to rise quickly across the region. it's 52 degrees right now. later today we will reach the mid-70s. here in chicago we are in the mid-70s. warner then yesterday. more normal for this time of the year. this degrees right now. lansing reading at 46. rochelle is at 42. holding above the 30's. yesterday your down to 38. satellite and radar composite shows we are dry. cloud cover on the flip side of the mississippi but that's about it. through the

day we are nestled under high- pressure meaning the cloud cover and the rain will stay to the west. here we expected dry conditions. more sunshine on this first full day of fall. here's a weak front that won't be allowed to make its way into the region as to get into tamara's. expect sunshine for an extended stretch. seven more days. sunshine today. cooler along the lake. clear skies.: quiet tonight. overhead low down to 51. tonight we are down to 51. in new moon tonight. mile, 74 degrees. thursday, expect sunshine high temperature reaching 75. >> almost too good to be true. keeping up over there. we have the opposite. lots of construction. outbound side of 290 starting at halsted you will not see this picked up for lease another 45 minutes. it's sticking out to right lanes. even though volume is light, it

is causing that slowdown through their until it moved off the shoulder. dan ryan second stretch of construction starting at the merge going all the way to 87. three lanes will be blocked off until 5:00. watch for that. try to squeeze all that in a while the weather lasts. more traffic half of coming up. >> coming up, and new record for the new i phone 6. >> and a new study on religion and politics has some surprising results. >>and next in sports -- the bears defense comes up with another big effort, as the bears make two straight primetime road wins. reaction, next.

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>> good morning. it will be hanging in picture of it in the art institute, but the bears are coming home from new jersey winner. by the skin of the teeth against the jets monday night, a ton more injuries don't bode well for sunday. take you get. this was pretty good. second place smith is intercepted to the goal line. it's a 7-0 lead. down injured after that he was not the only one. offensively the bears not really very good but cutler able to find bennett for a touchdown. its 44-13. that was it for the offense. it came down to fourth and five. it's caught out of the back end. that's how the game ends. the bears when 27-19 over the jets.

>> strike first and have the first punch in any game is big. when you do that one thing you learned is you can't stop playing. it won't stop playing they didn't stop playing. at the end of the game 146 in the red zone. certainly that was significant. i wore red zone defense was excellent. >> what have you learned about the bears? >> they are fighters. become year and each weekend we come to work. >> a lot of veterans on the team. we know how quickly can go good or bad. we have another tough game coming up. more tough games for the by weak as well. we got to get back to work. >> now the bears they're ready for the packers coming up on sunday. that's morning sports. >> you should know that nobody was hurt in this next video. a

classic car's "cruisin' days" are over after this race. a 55' chevy was about to cross the finish line, when the driver lost control. the car rolled around several times. no one was seriously hurt. afterwards, the driver admitted he didn't take the event's unprepared asphalt as seriously as he should have. >> we all want to be that guy until that happens. then it's the insurance deductible. but talk about sunshine today. 12 hours and seven minutes of daylight. the first full day of fall. we don't get the equal day and equal night until after fall begins later this week. we're looking at 71 degrees. that's the temperature by 2:00 p.m.. by 5:00 p.m. we are at 70. expect to see temperatures rise in the

next few days. typically we reached the low '70's. we will be there today as to get into tomorrow, you'll expect to see temperatures start to warm up. that's the forecast. the viewers don't know i'm stalling because aaron just ran in. >> i ran in like superwoman. i was actually in the newsroom and all the sudden i saw the weather and i thought we have 30 seconds. i had to haul in here. i haven't done that before. let's talk what the railroad crossing. this is currently in both directions. basically since october. watch that. also to spots we're watching. this is the collins close to cleveland. i'm learning that i am really out of shape. someone needs to start working out. that goes through friday. watch for those

spots. also, some other spots we're talking about construction lies the could slow down. that's coming up next. >> that did happen to me once as well i ran into the newsroom i had to do a live hit. i just made it. >> we to get her out on the track. >> she did make it. >> that's right. >> you did good. >> marta, including a grim prediction of the ebola outbreak. >> and learning more about the iraq war veteran who jumped the white house fence. but his wife has to say. >> and the owner of the baltimore ravens speaks out. >> and remember the mighty ducks movie? the cast got together for

a list posted online accuses university of chicago students of sexual assault. details coming up. >> breaking overnight, the u.s. and several allies launched their first military offensive against syria. >> and the bears take a bandage of the jets to still another win on the road. >>good morning, i'm dan ponce.

and i'm lourdes duarte. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. hi, demetrius. >> sunshine yesterday. seven more days of that. keep the news going because weather will not be that exciting. but it will be enjoyable for the next seven days. at hawthorne scholastic is in the low 50s. wadsworth, 45 degrees. union at 44. those numbers are where we should be. sunlight composite shows rain on the other side of iowa. it doesn't make its way here yet. it will be hard-pressed to come this far east. 70 degrees by 5:00 p.m.. here's the 70 forecast. tamara's high temperatures 74. back in to the mid-70s by thursday. friday, 77. saturday and sunday upper 70's. >> we have some work on the dan ryan. but will only last until about 5:00. we're close to see

this moved out. in bound 95 on ramp also in a stretch where there are several lanes down. that's a 87 causing some squeezing their the bend. but volume is so light at this point it's not causing any significant backup. we will tell you about the bridge and some other things coming up. >>the bears have survived primetime games on both coasts, and now they are tied for first place in their division. bears visiting the jets on "monday night football." just the second play of the game... geno smith gets picked off and ryan mundy returns it 45 yards for the first touchdown of her his career... the bears forced three turnovers. but only up four in the third when jay cutler finds a wide open martellus bennett for his second touchdown of the night. the defense held the jets to just one touchdown. the bears win 27-19 and improve to two- and- one. american and arab military airstrikes against "isis"

terrorists expanded into *syria overnight. early accounts say, the allied warplanes hit 20 strategic "isis" targets with tomahawk cruise missiles in the terrorist stronghold of raqqa. >> the the big and expensive and typically only fired at steady static targets. apparently they may have erred defense that the u.s. was worried about. >>already, washington has enlisted saudi arabia, jordan, bahrain, qatar and the united arab emirates for its anti-"isis" campaign. but military experts say, winning the war against "isis" will require ground troops... and it's likely to take a year or more to train syrian rebels for a ground assault. a list accusing dozens of students of sexual assault at the university of chicago has surfaced online. tonya francisco joins us *live in hyde park with more. taking a look at the *other top good morning. the person or persons behind this list say they are keeping the community

safe since the university won't. the university is one of dozens of colleges across the country currently being investigated for its handling of sexual assault cases. over the weekend, a list of 12 men who have been accused of sexually harassing and or sexually assaulting peers was posted anonymously on line by " concerned citizens. " that was on the hyde park list. the page has been taken down but there are reportedly fliers circling on campus. so-called list not only lists the names of current and former students, who also list in the class that their schedule to graduate and each is assigned a color code. red and for the most severe offenders followed by orange. if you also had a note saying there are often at a fraternity parties. the university will not comment on the page. but reportedly the university refers to a press release which it released on friday which said it is

committed to preventing and addressing sexual misconduct, unlawful harassment. this is orientation week here at the university. students and their families will be getting quite the lesson on campus life here. back to you. >> taking a look at the other top stories this morning. an alert this morning for de paul students. a stranger going up to female students to get their number. there have been several reports of this happening this month on the lincoln park campus. the men talk the students into giving their phone numbers, and then those phone numbers have been posted on a members-only website without the students permission. in at least one case, the man touched a studentchicago's next archbishop says he wants to help the poor in his new role. bishop blase cupich will be the head of "catholic extension," when he replaces cardinal francis george in november. cupich says his priorities are to help smaller diocese and to do more against poverty. a man is in custody this morning after yesterday's

hostage standoff. he held his two young children and two pets inside a semi-truck. the standoff occurred on the 44-hundred block of south cicero avenue just before rush hour. in the end, the man handed the two children over to officers and gave himself up without a fight. opening statements in the murder trial of joshua miner begin this morning... and he's chosen a *judge -- not a jury -- to hear his case. miner and three other people were charged of murdering eric glover and terrance rankins at a home in joliet. bethany mckee was convicted earlier this year... alisa massaro struck a plea deal... suspect adam landerman is awaiting trial. the iraq war veteran who jumped the white house fence with a knife, is due in court today. omar gonzalez is being held without bail. his family says gonzalez suffers from paranoia and post- traumatic stress disorder. >> a lot of things would make him uncomfortable. i know whatever happened in iraq it affected him. he would walk around house without his gun. he would constantly check the

doors to ensure they were locked. >>the los angeles times quotes a secret service agent as saying, gonzalez told him the *atmosphere was collapsing, and he had to warn president obama. the president had just left the white house, moments earlier. investigators found 800 rounds of ammunition in gonzalez's car... but no gun. the owner of the baltimore ravens disputes a report on how his organization handled the ray rice domestic violence case. e-s-p-n reports some ravens executives knew what was on the rice elevator video and pushed the n-f-l for a light penalty. rice was initially suspended two games for hitting his then- fiance'. that suspension became indefinite after a leaked video showed the attack. the owner of the ravens says no one on the team saw that video until it was posted online. he also disputed the integrity of e-s-p-n's un-named sources. >> his attorney and agent and his friend. they're building a case for reinstatement. the best way to build that case is to make everybody else look like

they are lying. >>e-s-p-n says it stands by its report. the n-f-l players union is appealing rice's suspension. rice's representatives say the elevator video was *edited . congresswoman tammy duckworth is denying any involvement in the patient scheduling scandal at the veterans administration. duckworth's republican challenger, marine corps reserve colonel larry kaifesh, says he is concerned that duckworth was in the middle of the scandal... though he didn't accuse her of any direct actions that contributed to the v.a. backlog. from 2009 to 2011, duckworth was assistant secretary of veterans affairs. a new poll has republican bruce rauner taking a slim lead in the governor's race. "we ask america" has rauner leading goveror pat quinn 44 to 41-percent. the narrow spread is within the margin of error. quinn was on the campaign trail yesterday... attending a kickoff for renovating the cta dan ryan stop. he also picked up the endorsement of the illinois chapter of the sierra club. the conservation group says he understands that protecting the environment creates jobs in fields like renewable energy.

challenger bruce rauner picked up an endorsement from prominent african-american ministers in chicago. calling itself "the economic empowerment forum," the pastors' group says it's backing rauner because he's been working to end poverty in the city for years. rauner pledged to improve schools and employment opportunities in low income communities. americans say they want more religion in politics. according to a study from pew research... 72 percent of americans say religion is losing its influence in politics. and half of those surveyed, want religious groups to express their views on political and social issues. republicans want churches to express their political views much more than democrats. 41 percent of people say politicians don't talk about their religious faith enough. hundreds gather to celebrate the town's 200 anniversary. the goal to break the guinness book of world records for the longest coral the bratwurst. it weighed

in at 120 lbs.. to grill that, some had to hold it on the fire. over 220 ft. long it passed the previous record. >> to look at demetrius his face right now? >> i'm just thinking about what this story will sound like when larry gets in. when larry and robin do that later. called the fcc now. they will have some fun with that one. 52 degrees this morning. we won't hit you with a yet because we know you're just waking up. the wind is at 3 mi.. sunshine comes today. even though fall began last night at 9:29 p.m., that was the equinoxes, was still don't have equal pay and equal bite. that doesn't happen until later this week. today, 10 more minutes of daylight. it will catch up by the weekend. low 50s as you look

for the lakefront. satellites composite show some cloud cover and rain generally to the west. it stays there as we expect high pressure to hold steady. the entire seven days forecast is completely dry. if you are one of those people out and about, fall is a good time to replant progress. you will need to water. 72 degrees today. 51 tonight. mars high 74. thursday we are back up to 75. some sunshine there. >> still ahead, you won't believe what woman did to make herself on attractive to men. >> and a big change coming to an elite fraternity. and more cameras come into force and missouri and where residents say they're ok with that. >> and weighing one reporter in alaska quit her job live on tv.

threatened warehouses as it burned under a large building in the port of los angeles monday night. los angeles city fire marine units battled the blaze, and divers were in the water to assess the scene. the building in danger is used for loading and unloading ships. it's also used for steel storage. a number of port workers were evacuated from the structure. there's no word yet on what

caused the fire. a 22-year-old rutgers university student was killed by a black bear. darsh patel, was hiking sunday in the apshawa peserve in new jersey with four friends. a black bear began to follow them, so they ran in different directions. four of them later found each other... and called police to search for their missing friend.after two hours, patel's body was found.. evidence pointed to a bear attack. the 300-pound-bear was at the scene and euthanized immediately. this is the first recorded death since 18-52.... wesleyan university in connecticut has ordered its fraternities to become co- educational. houses on campus must have members of both sexes.. with each gender represented well. groups have until 20-16 to comply. the move comes less than a month after weslyan closed a frat house after a woman seriously injured by falling from a third-floor window at a party. a report found increased drug and alcohol use among members of single-sex greek organization.. members also had lower grades than average students. the world health organization predicts the ebola outbreak will get exponentially worse if

more is not done to stop it. over 58-hundred people have been infected in west africa. over 28-hundred of them have died. researchers say there could be up to 20-thousand victims, in three west african countries, by november. they say the outbreak will continue to grow until infected patients are tracked down and isolated. they say the outbreak could last years, if control efforts don't work. now that summer is over... it's time to think about flu season. the centers for disease control and prevention says people should start getting flu shots now...because it takes a couple weeks for the vaccination to start working. nearly six out ten flu cases reported last year were people between 18 and 64. about 100 children died and most of them had not had a flu vaccine. anyone six months or older are eligible for the vaccine. flu season begins as early as october. facebook founder mark zuckerberg is renovating his $10 million dollar fixer-upper. his neighbors are finding the project a nuisance. the block has been overtaken by noisy jackhammers, backhoes and loads of other construction equipment that has kept them

from parking in front of their homes for the last 17 months. zuckerberg sent out fliers more than a year ago telling them his plans to renovate his six- bedroom 19-20's home. contractors say the disruption isn't out of the ordinary for a big job. a man from arkansas is traveling the for some police officers or to have more cameras pointed at them. a group raised money to buy 110 small cameras to record police activity. that's twice as many cameras as the police officers will be using. this comes after an officer shot and killed and 18 year-old boy. the say the officers will not interfere with the new cameras. it's no different than people using cameras on the cellphone. >>here are a few stories that are black a t-v reporter in alaska was also moonlighting as the operator of a medical marijuana business. something had to give.

and sunday, something did. >> i will dedicate all my energy into fighting for legalizing marijuana. and as for this job, i don't really have a choice. i quit. >>the station issued an apology on its website for charlo green's language, and confirmed that she is no longer with the station. she told a local newspaper, her dramatic exit was a stunt to bring attention to the medical marijuana issue. a guess it paid off. >>the cast of disney's cult hockey classic "d-2: the mighty ducks" came together for a 20- year reunion. here they are all grown up. they were able to round up about twenty of them for a backyard barbecue -- where this happened... they formed that flying the formation of a tennis court. first time they've been together in about 10 years. >> a woman decided to is done with dating. just to make sure man would give up their interest

she got a plastic surgeon who gave her a third breast. it's like the film total recall. remember that? now shopping around an idea for her own reality show. >> what's going on? are you ok? >> i'm not sure which writer chose that. but i will buy him or her a beer. >> i don't get. >> to third to reality get it? >> it would actually be three halves. >> can we go to weather? >> we need to get her off the set to continue this. that's just really creepy. 42 degrees right now. as a look to union is 43. 45 in wadsworth. sublet radar composite is up dry. a

cloud cover and rain on the other side of iowa not making its way here today. all sunshine. high temperature reaching 70. the high will be 72. that's typical high for this time. tarr, 74. as soon as fall begins it's like we find summer. temperatures warm up to 75 on thursday. friday it will feel warm. we don't know who the bears are playing anyone? they play on sunday. they play green bay. i knew that. no one said in my ear but i just figured that out. >> we all know he's going apple picking over the weekend. you won't even be there for the game. northbound 355, we have the on ramp closed causing a delay. volume is light as people approach that people are not aware it will be blocked until the 5:00. it's causing a bit of a break in action there. the

second stretch, the kennedy heading inbound going on with to campbell. two of those lanes will be blocked. a bit of a squeeze their. other construction out there moved off the shoulder. you can get around their this morning. more traffic in just a bit. >> coming up, with talk to cast member leaving saturday night live. live. >> and the car-ikardashian

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seperation.. kris jenner has filed for divorce from husband bruce jenner. kris filed legal paper in los angeles county yesterday. the reality-tv couple has been living apart since last june but have remained friends. the divorce is being handed without lawyers. they have agreed on an amicable split and division of their assets. kris has also requested custody of 17-year-old daughter kylie jenner. kris an bruce have been married for 22 years. the fbi is widening their investigation into the massive hacking of naked celebrity photos. the investigation launched earlier this month, after the first batch of photos---

including jennifer lawrence and model kate upton-- leaked. on saturday, more nude photo's surfaced of kim kardashian's, hope solo and gabrielle union apple denies the photo's were stolen from "i-cloud". they say celebrities got hacked by using easy-to-guess passwords or giving out personal data to cyber criminals, called "phishing." bryan singer is officially returning to direct "x-men: apocalypse." the upcoming x-men flick will follow this years, "x-men: days of future past". it will be singer's fourth x-men film. singer has been at the forefront of a sexual abuse lawsuit and it was thought that fox might part ways with the director. 31-year-old michael egan alleged that singer drugged and raped him back in 1999, when egan was only 17. the lawsuit has since been withdrawn. "saturday night live" might be losing kenan thompson. a report claims that thompson will be leaving the show after this season. sources say, thompson planned to leave last season, but was convinced into staying. a spokesperson for "s-n-l" has called the report inaccurate, stating "the season hasn't even started, which means cast decisions haven't been made." thompson is the longest serving black cast member--- he's been on the show since 2003.

>> good morning. early today we find " conditions. but this afternoon in warm-up. 72 degrees is were we should be. i think it will feel warmer compared to what we have seen. 74 on wednesday. all sunshine for the next seven days. big warmup for the weekend with highs near 80 degrees. >> we're doing pretty good on the roads. a lot of the overnight construction scheduled to be picked up at 5:00. we should things ease othe things >> coming up the latest on air strikes. >> and the mayor tries to reduce penalties for small amounts of pot. we will also show you the deepest pool in the world.

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