university of chicago students march overnight, after they're threatened by hackers over a "rapist list". we're *live with the latest. the airstrikes continue against isis targets in syria, and which countries are joining the fight. and cardinal george makes his first public appearance, since news of his latest health battle came to light. good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. >> nights and early. she's still trying to figure out her sleeping schedule. and now up until 8:00 p.m. and then another one until 130. you have a lot of work to do. >> you just have to hibernate uphold it. that works for me.

today is thursday to let you know. we are expecting sunshine today. it's going to be nice. temperatures continue to warm up. today we'll look like yesterday which looked like the day before. partly sunny skies. temperatures are on the mild side. 56 in peru. we are milder today. cloud cover is the culprit it will keep us from cooling down. you can see the rain in eastern iowa. none here today. typical high 71. we will be up to 76. friday we will drop to 57. today is the last day of the year and until next spring where days are longer than knights. after this, the

knights take over. >> if you are just prolonging the agony. are you watching the forecast? you will see it if you are sleeping. >> it will be easier to sleep. >> will check back in with her later pictures the construction. south bound to ogden, the grim closed until october 6th. speed bumps are moving through without too many issues. this is the stretch in elgin that has everything shut down. this is a long bluff city boulevard. pin repair. yesterday the trucks were pulling in the rich just getting started on network. you can see the intersection complete blocked off down to a single lane of shared traffic in both directions. this project will last about a month and it will make for a slow go for people up there. we will get

more travel times coming straight ahead. some hackers are threatening university of chicago students for posting a list of students accused of sex crimes. that sparked an overnight protest against those threats. tonya francisco is live in hyde tonya? >> this is turning into quite an epic battle with the latest move being an impromptu market overnight on campus by students and activists. video to show you from overnight. this march was prompted by a group called the youth chicago electronic army. it started when they hacked into a group of student club websites posting what these activists perceived as a threat against and on campus student activist that the group, you may

be put together a list called the hyde park list. listed the names of male students past and present accused of sexually assaulting students. in a posting the posted inflow of the name of a student and they claim that the person posted the list and warned that feminist, social justice warriors and others needed to be reminded who is the boss. it goes on to say it helped with the class of 2018 the hope they're paying attention. otherwise there will have to race harder. the organizer of this march says the threat is scary and terrifying. >> declaring a state of the university state of emergency. we don't take this lightly. it's a threat against me and a threat

against everyone in the university and should be taken very seriously. >> the u p a is not a new group. last year it hacked in an excess student information and pass words. they will have more to the morning but for now i'm live in hyde park back to you. >>several people have been robbed near the c-t-a red line stop outside u-s cellular field. on four occasions in the past month, men approached riders at or near the 35th street stop and demanded money. police say the men sometimes made threats or used physical force, and sometimes worked in pairs. only one of the robberies happened at night. >> it's scary. it makes me nervous. the images have to be alert. >> i hope it doesn't start something. this has been a very safe area. >>the description of the suspects vary. police are asking riders to report any suspicious behavior. a teen is being held on a one-

million dollar bond in the murder of a jesse white tumbler.quinton evans was on parole for a gun conviction at the time. police say he was one of two men who shot and killed 16-year- old devonshay lofton last thursday on north cleveland avenue. the second suspect has not been caught. prosecutors did not reveal a motive. evans was paroled in january after serving a year for unlawful use of a weapon. a third suspect is now charged in the murder of a retired chicago police sergeant. nicholas heisler was arrested in hammond last week. he's headed to bond court today. heisler is the third person charged in the death of 73 year old elmer brown. brown was shot and killed during a home invasion and robbery. that happened at brown's home at 115-th and avenue-g, in march. brown had served 38 years on the chicago police force. jesse kazmierski and a 16 year old boy are also charged with his murder. new american airstrikes against "isis" terrorists, took aim at their command and control structure, and a big source of their funding.

the humanitarian group reports civilians were killed overnight in strikes. yesterday's strikes targeted a dozen syrian oil refineries "isis" fighters seized over the summer. those refineries had been generating roughly two million dollars a day for "isis." warplanes from four arab nations have taken part in those strikes. and now, the netherlands and belgium have committed planes to the effort... and britain may join the air war when its parliament holds a special session tomorrow. president obama used a speech to the united nations to try to rally international support for the war against "isis." >> the only language they understand is force. for the u.s. they are working to dismantle this network of death. >>obama did *not define what he would consider a *victory over "isis." he called upon the nations of the world to deny re-entry to any of their citizens who travel to iraq or syria to train

with "isis," with an eye toward committing acts of terrorism back in their home countries. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. two proviso west high school students were taken into custody after several bullets were found at the school. the hillside school was placed on lockdown yesterday afternoon... after a bullet was found on the cafeteria floor. two more bullets were found on one of the students. police arrested a student for possession of firearm ammunition. things are back to normal at o- hare after a security scare forced part of the airport to be evacuated. a bomb sniffing dog detected a suspicious bag yesterday morning. terminal one was cleared while the bag was opened. it turned out to be empty. the terminal was reopened two hours later. a controversial power plant will not be built in mc-henry county. two companies planned to build the plant next to a com-ed sub- station in the small community of oakwood hills. that led to some protests and the resignations of local officials. the plant project is now dead, but no reasons have been given. sheila von wiese mack will be laid to rest this weekend, more than a month after she was murdered in bali.

she and her daughter heather had reportedly argued over who would pay their hotel bill. mack's body was found august 13-th, stuffed into a suitcase in the trunk of a taxicab. her funeral will be held saturday at chicago's saint chrysostom episcopal church. cardinal francis george was able to keep one public appearance as he deals with an infection from his cancer treatment. the cardinal has not been seen since his successor was named last weekend. but last night he attended a dinner during the last day of the bishops conference at the marriott lincolnshire. the cardinal did not make any public statements. he's getting around on crutches as doctors treat an infection in his foot. he canceled all his other public appearances. >> pour him it's going to be a relief to step away from the administrative part and come back and have that time to rest. >> getting to celebrate his retirement rather than a funeral as we have done for all our other cardinals. >>the cardinal's successor, bishop blase cupich is going back to spokane washington today. he's not due back until his

installation on november 18-th. it's time to check your credit card statements yet again. another national chain has been hit with a data breach. this time... it's jimmy john's. the sandwich chain says approximately 216 stores appear to be affected. 23 of those locations are in illinois. 16 in the chicago area... including 4 in the city. and another 2 in northwest indiana. the company says it appears an intruder stole log-on credentials from jimmy john's and used them to access credit card information between june 16 and september 5. jimmy john's says the security what we all have to do is realize we are under attack by this group. they're organized and they're all open the global trend to get the numbers to separate you from your money. >> and they are fast. they say the security breach has been contained... and customers can use their cards safely at its locations. >> it's not just from lunch some

of us get it for breakfast or dinner. check it out. in honor of social media week in chicago- the department of business affairs will host the "public vehicle party on the plaza," at daley plaza on friday from 10-am to 2-pm. there will be several mobile food trucks on hand, to provide the grub... all who rely on social media daily as a business tool. will they play that music? >> the morning. more nice weather coming true today. sunrise comes up just after 630. today we get two extra minutes of daylight. but after today tonight are longer than days until spring. right now it's 63 of the british school. some like composite shows no rain. today's high temperature, 77. truss high, 78. nearly 80 saturday and sunday. the bears game is a try. the kickoff into the low 70's. >> coming up, an investigation

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during a run-in with a black police officer outside of new orleans. the teen was identified as cameron tillman. he was 14- years-old. police were investigating reports of armed males entering an abandoned house. police say the boy was shot by the officer. two juveniles and an 18-year- old were arrested. they face possible criminal trespassing charges. new york city police are investigating a criminal complaint that officers used excessive force on a pregnant woman. video shows the woman being pushed to the ground by an officer early saturday morning. police say she was trying to intervene in the arrest of her son. you can hear a man yelling on the video that the woman is pregnant. her attorney believes she was hit in the stomach with some sort of object. the police department's internal affairs investigators are looking into the incident. prosecutors in georgia will not

seek the death penalty against a father who left his son to die in a hot car. justin harris' 22-month old son cooper died after he was left in a car for several hours in june. the defense says harris forgot he was in the car when he went to work. prosecutors did not say why they won't seek the death penalty. a lawyer says harris' wife is thrilled with the decision. one of the n-f-l's major sponsors is distancing itself over the league's domestic violence problems. procter and gamble removed itself from the n-f-l's breast cancer awareness campaign. the company says it will instead make a 100- thousand dollar donation to the american cancer society. the n-f-l has recognized breast cancer awareness month, every october, for the past six years. a most unusual auction takes place next week in kansas city. it seems, a chain of adult sex- toy stores failed to pay its state taxes. so its merchandise was seized...

and everything must go, next monday and tuesday. people will be able to bid online for everything from handcuffs and a fantasy love swing, to a japanese silk love rope and a remote-controlled vibrating thong. the first 164 thousand dollars of proceeds will be used, to satisfy the store chain's tax debt. in other news, there is such a thing as a vibrating thong. >> this is what i like he started out so serious about this story and then he realized it was about something different. >> it's about vibrating songs. there's a big difference there. glad i got to read that. >> let's go over to demetrius. >> i am getting out of here. when this is on youtube and the fcc comes in and don't want to be anywhere near that story. the morning. meteorologist demetrius ivory here with the forecast. wind this column. 58 degrees. temperatures will be warmer today. we are reading at 55 through '60s today. looking to

the south, we have degrees of around 50. looking down to the east in gary, it's been nice and mild this week because of the lake. we are not finding any rain or cloud cover leon. expected to be tried today. temperatures will be warmer than normal. to climb into the '70s by the afternoon. the rain stays to the west. the computer model for cash as call cover across the area. still a sunny day to day. into tonight the clouds breakup. friday we do it all over again with sunshine and high clouds. pretty nice weekend about to come our way. high temperature today, 77. today we're down to 57. ross high 78. saturday 79. once again of quebec to traffic. >> we're watching a gas leak. hazmat on the scene this area is

closed from pulaski. basically working on the cleanup it's impacting the cta + 65. numbers look good. not seeing anything we're too concerned with in terms of delays. we will watch it all and bring you another update in a few minutes. >> what poor posture can ruin your sex life. >> and the bears win over the jets comes with a price. who will be sidelined this sunday. a wiwe thought karatehis sunday. a was just another phase.

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, morning. we know or we don't know, mcclellan either did or did not have surgery on a broken hand. he definitely is out for the packers. the bears signed a veteran linebacker. also garza probably not playing this sunday. many other walking wounded after monday night. so many of the bears had only a walk through instead of a full practice. only the packers. in its practice. the truth is the prospect of erin rogers is scary. but anything can happen when they swear off and the bears know exactly what they have to do. >> we need to beat our arrival.

the green bay packers game we have to be dot that we don't like them and i think everybody in this city has some sort of connection to green bay and some family member or a girlfriend or a brother or a mother or a dad connected to the packers. it gets a little emotional. we get messages saying i don't want to wear a packard jersey this week. it's a game we have to go out and continue to keep sending messages and find a way to win. >> of course the packers have their own issue, their performance against detroit on sunday was not acceptable. there were in near panic mode after the game. erin rogers recalls the team's starting three years and wrote hewlett-packard nation to just calmed down.

>> five letters ... just for everybody out there in packer land and yourself, panic? >> r e a l x. relax. we will be ok. do what he has to say sunday afternoon. that's more exports. >> the cubs wrapped up their schedules with a wind. the first winning season at home since 2009. cubs radio play-by-play man pat hughes is now part of the w-g-n radio walk of fame. you'll see his name displayed outside tribune tower. hughes has been calling plays for the cubs for 19 years. w-g-n radio says it's a privilege to have hughes' name carved in stone, among some of the station's greatest talents. when you were a kid... your parents probably told you to sit up straight. but did you know that advice could help in your sex life? a new study finds that slouching can make people depressed, angry and even kill their libido. during the study participants

who sat up straight reported higher self-esteem, a better mood and more arousal than the participants who slouched. researchers say good posture keeps your body in correct alignment. slouching squashes alignment, increasing stress and lethargy. anything? >> let's get back and think about it. >> no comment. it's all on you. >> we need a recount. there's a hanging chad there. let's take a look at our day. 58 degrees. wind out of the south. we do warm up to 70 degrees by 10:00 a.m.. 5:00 p.m. we are up to 76. 9:00 p.m. down to 66. another day of sunshine. top that.

>> how about construction? south bound to 942 west bound, the rate is close to october 6th not causing any big delays. we have another stretch we're keeping our eye on. this one is in elgin. we are over this from yesterday giving you a quick shot, basically starting friday morning this whole intersection, they're starting to do some pre- emptive work. all traffic down to a single lane. that will be there through the areas. more traffic coming up straight ahead. >>there's more to come in our next half-hour. how chicago prepares for an attack by isis. >>and -- police have arrested a suspect -far from home ... in the search for a missing university of virginia student. and what police believe the cop killer hiding in pennsylvania is toying with them. >> and can you see it? i can't.

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>> university of chicago students or merger overnight after being threatened by hackers. >> in new round of air strikes targets security. which countries are now joining the fight. >> and whites mayor says he made a mistake in naming a school for president obama. >> good morning. and i'm lourdes duarte. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. the score 30 a.m.. it looks nice out there. >> mid-50s this morning. typically we are in the upper 40's. sunshine comes our way today. a lot like yesterday. we continue to warm up. 64 greg now at the british school. we do fine: numbers out there. indiana at 51 degrees. valparaiso and 52. satellite and radar shows generally dry conditions. we stay dry today. typical high would be 71 degrees. we taught that by noon. 74 degrees by noon. wind out of the east and

southeast at 5-10 mi.. by 9:00 p.m. we are up to 66. we make 77 degrees this afternoon. tamara's high, 78. nearly 80 for the entire weekend. >> a quick look at what's happening with the hazmat situation has grand closed. working on a cleanup from an earlier gas bill. its impact in the number 65 bus. we will let you know once this reopens. we have a mannheim ripper closure in place basically through the first or second week of november impacting all the northbound ramps to westbound i 90. east down the ramps to northbound. could stretch of all these rams under construction. there will be there for some time causing the delays. watch for that. more traffic coming up. >>some hackers are threatening university of chicago students for posting a list of students accused of sex crimes.

that sparked an overnight protest against those threats. tonya francisco is live in hyde park with more.. tonya? >> as you point out, the march was in reaction to an on-line threat. a group that distributed a list of men accused of sexually assaulting and harassing students in the past here. about 200 students and activists and other members of the community should up overnight to the march. the organizer says she began organizing it yesterday at 5:00 p.m.. comes after a group, you eat a hack into some student club website and posted what it called the real list saying its mission is different than the first list published over the weekend and posted in bathrooms around campus. you see a says their list is intended to keep the hyde park community safe from people who publicly accused other students of committing

gender based offenses without any proof. also a photo and the name of a student that is says claims that the list warned other students about the men who are accused, not necessarily tried but accused of sexual assault and in the posting is a feminine social justice warriors and others need to be reminded who is boss and says they hope the class of 2018 is paying attention. otherwise the u e a will to commit other acts of gender based violence. the organizers, to no one pretends school but in holding a march she says they are declaring a state of emergency. >> i don't think i have words to explain how it makes me feel as a survivor or as a woman as an alumni of this campus. we can't take these threats lightly and

say these are just some guys. this is very serious. >> the organizer says this march over night was not in retaliation. not meant to further a fight. in other words, to show support to survivors. more from her through the morning. trying to contact university to get a response. university is one of 55 schools across the country that are now being looked at by the federal government for handling of sexual assault cases. back to you. >> new american airstrikes against "isis" terrorists, took aim at their command and control structure, and a big source of their funding. a humanitarian group says 14 militants and 5 civilians were killed overnight in eastern syria. the latest strikes targeted a

dozen oil refineries "isis" fighters seized over the summer. they had been generating two million dollars a day for "isis." warplanes from four arab nations have taken part in those strikes. and now, the netherlands and belgium have committed planes to the effort... and britain may join the air war when its parliament holds a special president obama used a speech to the united nations to try to rally international support for the war against "isis." >> the only language they understand is the language of force. for the u.s., we will work with a broad coalition to dismantle this network of death. >>obama did *not define what he would consider a *victory over "isis." he called upon the nations of the world to deny re-entry to any of their citizens who travel to iraq or syria to train with "isis," with an eye toward committing acts of terrorism back in their home countries. a french citizen is the latest victim of islamist terrorism. a newly posted video shows the man being beheaded in algeria. earlier, his neighbors held a vigil, praying for his safe release. an extremist group that calls

itself "soldiers for the califate in algeria" said it would kill him if france kept launching airstrikes against "isis" in iraq. the airstrikes continued... so the man was murdered. the president of france says his country won't give in to blackmail and barbarism. so...what happens here in chicago to prepare for any possible "isis" threats? a security expert in chicago says our city could be a target, because it is an international hub for commerce. homeland security warns of potential retaliatory attacks by "lone wolf" terrorists. the experts' best advice: keep your eyes open for unusual behavior. >> take the time to notify someone. whether you call 311 or the fusion center, just be able to get the information in the system can start processing. >>w-g-n terrorism analyst tom mokaitis recommends that you keep a healthy perspective on matters, but don't become paralyzed by fear. he adds, we're always vulnerable, and always in a

heightened threat, because we live in a free and open democratic society. mayor emanuel admits he made a mistake in pushing to have a new school on chicago's north side named after president obama. critics said the honor was inappropriate for a school being built in a wealthy, predominantly white area ... when president obama's mark has been on the south side. emanuel said he sees their point, and is focusing now on getting the obama presidential library. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. several people have been robbed near the c-t-a red line stop outside u-s cellular field. on four occasions in the past month, men approached riders at or near the 35th street stop and demanded money. police say the men sometimes made threats or used physical force, and sometimes worked in pairs. only one of the robberies happened at night. the description of the suspects vary. cardinal francis george was able to leave his home as he gets treated for an infection. the cardinal attended a dinner at the last day of the bishops conference in lincolnshire.

he did not make any public statements. he's now dealing with a foot infection, following his cancer treatment. jimmy john's has announced its the latest chain to be hit with a data breach. the sandwich chain says approximately 216 stores appear to be affected. 23 of those locations are in illinois. 16 in the chicago area... including 4 in the city. and another 2 in northwest indiana. the company says the breach occurred between june 16 and september 5. prosecutors at joshua miner's double murder trial presented text messages police officers found. joliet police say the messages appear to show miner conspiring to get rid of the *car driven by terrance rankins and eric glover, to the apartment where they were strangled. miner and three others are accused of luring the men to the apartment for a robbery, but then killing them. the man wanted in the disappearance of virginia college student hannah graham has been captured. police found jesse matthew, camping on a beach, in texas. that's more than a thousand miles away from the area where

hannah graham disappeared from nearly two weeks ago. matthew went to a police station in virginia last weekend. he talked to a lawyer, and then left, before an arrest warrant was issued. >> he asked if it was safe to stay on the beach. >> we don't have any information on what would have prompted him to head to the part of the country. >>matthew had last been seen driving his sister's car, which was impounded last night. there are still no signs of upstairs the work the suspected killer of a pennsylvania state trooper may be making a *game out of the police manhunt for him. searchers in the pocono mountains have found eric frein's jeep and a pack of his cigarettes. they retrieved a gun and some bullets earlier this week. a state police investigator says frein has been spotted a few times in the past two weeks... but always from a distance. and he speculates, frein is intentionally making himself visible, to *taunt the police. he's considered armed and dangerous. a man cutting wood at a lumber yard in tennessee says he made

a divine discovery. daniel turbeville sa he sees the image of jesus in this piece of wood. and, he's not alone. but i'm not saying it. i'm looking close ...he says about 70-percent of the people he has asked ... can see it too. take a closer look for yourself, can you see it? >> i can't see it. can anyone see it? >> the floor director says it looks like a raccoon. >> i see a palm tree. >> ic may be a goose. there's the neck on the right and then a goose head. >> this could be a fun game. >> i'd just do not see teases in that. sorry. demetrius. good reappeared >> looks like he's still going to be cutting wood for a while. here are the current temperatures. wind is column. 2.53. it's 61 at the lakefront.

49 in kankakee. sublet rents are composite shows no rain. higher clouds. the sun will pop through. it's all sunshine again today. 77 for the high. cooler along the lake. tonight slow down to 57. clouds are on the increase. a cool and quiet night. warm-up over the next few days. nice and to work week. saturday we make 79. sunshine there. next chance of rain is in the middle of next week. >> that's what we like to hear. still ahead, information about the driver killed in the fatal crash involving tony stewart. >> and a radio commentator is punished for a rant against the nfl commissioner. >> apple takes action after issue surfaced over the new i phone.

a grand jury cleared tons stored of any criminal wrongdoing in the death of another driver. stewart was in a race when he struck and killed kevin ward jr.. he was bumped into a wall.

stores hit him on the next lap. they say he was under the influence of marijuana that night. stuart was not tested they say he was not impaired. >> the murder trial of the boston bombing suspect will stay in boston. attorneys failed to convince a judge to move the trial out of massachusetts. they argued he couldn't get a fair trial in boston. the judge did agree to push back the starting date of the trial to january. a federal appeals court says a the s&p went up 15. >> apple has pulled the first update to its new operating system. some had no self-service others could not connect to blue tooth. a new update will be released in a few days and with instructions

on how to downgrade. blackberry unveiled its new phone today, called the 'passport'. but it isn't for the average user.. rather, the business market. the phone has a physical and touch enabled keyboard, which allow you to move the cursor across the screen, or scroll the text up and down. the bigger battery lasts longer, the wide-square screen works better with documents and spreadsheets. ever wanted to feel super human? there's are a number of wearable gadget prototypes in the works, aimed at enhancing your senses. these glasses overlay what you are seeing now, with what you saw a few milliseconds ago ... giving a time-lapse effect. this hearing aid works can be programed to listen for specific sounds you'd like to make louder, and reduces other sounds ... like a spouse. this mask works in the same way, but is not nearly as inconspicuous. >> a was ripping on myself there.

>> the mask works in the same way. this body suit like a real-life iron man suit, that provides super strength with the use of motors. demetrius wants about one. and, this one is closest to mass market ... smart contact lenses that measure the glucose levels in a diabetics' tears. that could be very helpful. >>here are a few stories that are trending online this morning ... a radio newscaster accused profanity many times after talking about the nfl cases. he is barred from being using twitter. he says he didn't know was on the elevator video he said he was assaulted during the

press conference. >> former jersey shore star the situation is facing several charges of crimes. a federal indictment says he and his brother did not properly pay tax on $8.9 million that he made for promotional activity. his lawyer says he believes there is no basis to prove he did anything criminally wrong. his brothers are right now free on bail. >> that sounds like promotional stuff. phil hughes just lost a half million dollars, because of a little rain. hughes has had a successful season as a pitcher for the minnesota twins. his contract included a 500- thousand dollar bonus if he pitched 210 innings. he was one vote shy of that threshold when the rains came yesterday... the game was delayed... and hughes didn't return. he's not scheduled for any more games... and the team has no plans to let him throw an inning as a *relief pitcher, just to let him collect his bonus. i guess he only sells for $10

million. >> but that's half. that's a hard. let's look at our weather. we are expecting cool temperatures in some areas. elsewhere, lincolnshire reading at 62. the st. andrews is at 60. satellite composite shows dry conditions. there is some rain in portions of eastern iowa and western wisconsin that will make its way here. we stayed try again for the extended stretch. today's high up to 76. typical high is 71. tonight slow down to 57. tomorrow, 78. saturday and sunday are nearly 80 with sunshine in time for the bears game. 77 degrees on monday. tuesday's temperatures come down to 73. >> a stick a look at the water

main break. intersection of lawndale is shut down. we hear from police that traffic is getting by along this stretch. at dealing with heavy delays because of this spirit early morning is when this could happen. at this point it looks like this intersection is being repaired. grant is closed. this is a hazmat situation. gas leak from overnight everything from pulaski blocked off impacting the 65 cta bus. numbers look good. nothing we're too concerned with. and number of construction projects are kicking off. more on that coming up. >> coming up, and avenger has secretly married. >> and justin bieber let his fans know he may be going into surgery.

justin bieber took to twitter to let his fans know he broke his eardrum. the singer says it happened while cliff diving and that he may require surgery.

the hashtag- feel better justin-- began trending worldwide after he made the announcement. but don't worry beliebers.. nothing can stop the biebs. shortly after his first tweet he added, "my ear drum might back us up a little bit, but i'm still bring you this new music." amber rose and wiz khalifa are getting a divorce... after a little more than a year of marriage. amber is trying to get full custody of their 1-year-old son, but willing to give wiz visitation. just 2 weeks ago amber professed her love for wiz.. via instagram writing, "happy 27th birthday... i'll love you forever.... hope this year is an amazing one for you sweetheart." forever didn't last too long... amber filed for the split because of irreconcilable differences. former good morning america host joan lunden appeared on the cover of people magazine, bald and beautiful. linden was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer in june. lunden took off her wig, in order to "try and help others and show women that it isn't the end of the world."

jeremy renner has secretly wed actress and model sonn pacheco. the mission impossible star confirmed the marriage by referring to pacheco as "my wife," adding he kept the marriage a secret to protect her privacy. renner also recently flashed his wedding ring at a screening for his new movie, "kill the messenger." it is not known when the pair tied the knot. the couple welcomed daughter, ava berlin, into the world last year. >> good morning. early today we can expect temperatures to arrive quickly up to 77. two local high 71. tonight we go down to 57. sunshine for the weekend and through next wednesday. but this weekend we climb up to nearly 80 degrees. >> good morning. we have a water main break we're watching that has the intersection of lawndale shut down. traffic is getting by at this point but still its slow while they continue working on repairing that stretch with a broken water main. we have word of a new crash more than 55 at

this area and causing some delays. >> your morning headlines are next. >> stay with us we will be back. >> stay with us we will be back.

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