firefighters search for possible victims, after a fire breaks-out overnight at a west side apartment building. we're following developments in the ebola crisis: five children in texas are now among those being monitored for signs of the virus. and the president is waking up this morning in his hyde park home. we'll tell you what he's up to today, in a *live r good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. we made it to thursday. >> something better comes tomorrow. we have needed rain for some time and we will finally get some and may come a very heavy portion today. showers and potentially storms and be even stronger storms this afternoon and this evening. i

know a lot of high school teams will be playing this evening. a problem there since you conceivably have some strong open the storms that may come through. satellite storms coming true. you may have caught a sprinkle over night. nothing to write home about. but further out to the south and west we have a cluster of storms. one from the west will make a beeline right to this area this afternoon. later today potential for heavy rain. numbers close to 1 in. of rain tonight and into tomorrow. strong wind and large hail is possible. up to 76 degrees by 5:00 p.m.. 80 percent chance of rain. the official high during the day. 68 early friday, 38 early saturday. nothing but good news. >> you tell me about these fancy

terms, >> it was only for a m. >> we have construction. more construction. that's always start with. this is the project and lagrange that will wrap up tomorrow. the to have posted the tour's north and south bound. a quick picture again everything barricaded off completely through their easily adding another five minutes your commute. this is the no. burlington line. also, rep closures along mannheim the ramp to westbound i 190, that is partially blocked along with the eastbound grain to the north. the work is going to continue through november. causing delays through that area. that's a look traffic. >>new overnight: part of a three-story apartment building collapsed during a fire in the west garfield park neighborhood. it happened just before 11 o'clock last night in the 43-

hundred block of west van buren. neighbors describe what they heard and saw. the boss thought it was a truck. and then it went boom. >> not just old building. >> from the first floor and second floor and third floor, everything flooded one time. purchase full blast. >>authorities were not able to search the building due to hazardous conditions. it's still unknown if anyone was inside. a search will begin this morning. a breaking story we'll be following all day: teachers in waukegan's public schools are hitting the picket line. the district and union couldn't come to an agreement over contract issues last night, so the teachers are beginning a strike this morning. the two sides are debating salaries, health benefits, and working conditions. the waukegan park district will offer child care for 30 dollars a day. the school district serves about 17,000 students. president obama is in chicago, for some political fundraising, and a speech about the economy tonya francisco is live near

the president's house in kenwood, with a preview of the president's day. did you wake him up and knock on his story yet? >> i don't think i'm going to try that. there's quite a bit of security. i think i will stay right here. but as usual, the president will be packing in quite a bit during his short stay in chicago. the first up is a fund-raiser for gov. pat quinn who is locked in a tight race for governor for reelection. that fundraiser will take place at the home of the daughter of neil wolf, a prominent chicago businessman. from that fund raiser he will head to northwestern university. you'll talk about the economy. president landed at the chicago area 7:15 p.m. landing at the

gary international airport rather than o'hare. o'hare as we are all aware is still trying to get back on track. president was greeted by the indiana senator. from there he helicoptered to soldier field where he headed downtown. among those attending the dinner recess a senior adviser and the chair of the obama foundation who is currently seeking bids for the obama presidential library and museum. also spotted some members of the mayor's security detail outside the restaurant. not clear if the mayor was there for a security detail was on loan to the president. posing for pictures of the restaurant patrons, then he headed home to rest up for today's event. we know the fund-raiser is a private event, the event at

northwestern university is a ticket event. students and other faculty from northwestern will have to have tickets to attend. we do know the senator dick durbin will be there. we will be keeping our eye on all of that and as usual the president had a very busy schedule for the short period of time that he will be here. >>a series of embarrassing and troubling security breaches forced the director of the secret service to step down. julia pierson's resignation came, just a day after she testified before a congressional committee about a man who jumped the white house fence, and got more than 60 feet inside the white house itself two weeks ago. her appearance was followed by the disclosure that the president recently rode in an elevator at the c-d-c with an armed convicted felon. >> the director offered recommendation for her resignation today because she believes it was in the best interest of the agency to which she has dedicated her career. the secretary agreed with that

assessment. the president did as well. >>joseph clancy -- the man on the far right --will replace pierson on an interim basis. clancy is a former special agent in charge of the presidential protective division of the secret service. the white house fence jumper made his first court appearance yesterday. omar gonzalez pled not guilty to all charges against him. he's accused of rushing into the white house with a knife... making it all the way to the east room before he was arrested. the court ordered a mental competency screening for him. gonzalez is due back in court later this month. here is the latest in the ebola scare in texas: health officials are monitoring up to 18 people who had contact with the man infected with ebola there. that includes five children. thomas duncan is hospitalized in isolation. he flew in from liberia on september 20-th without any ebola symptoms. a few days later he went to the hospital for abdominal pain, but he wasn't screened for ebola. he was hospitalized two days later. but during his stay, he's had contact with several people including his girlfriend's five children who have been pulled

out of school. officials are now reviewing why duncan wasn't hospitalized sooner. >> this was just a simple faulty of human nature. a mistake. it dropped the ball. don't want to pile on them but hopefully you will never happen again. >>ebola has an incubation period of up to 21 days. that means it could be weeks before we know if duncan infected anyone else. the virus can only be spread through bodily fluids, when there are symptoms. an employee at a waste water plant in elgin... is accused of bringing a gun to work and possibly holding a hostage. officials say the suspect was an employee at the fox river water reclamation district for 25 years. colleagues claim he came into work an hour late yesterday, before expressing frustrations in the administrative building across the street. police then responded to reports that a man had a gun and was threatening to shut down the plant -- and of a possible hostage situation. officers confronted the man,

and had to use hard rubber pellets to end the confrontation. no charges are pending. a chicago man is dead after a shooting incident at a des plain gun range. police arrived at the maxon indoor shooting range at about 1:40 yesterday afternoon. they found 22 year old pawel siniakowicz on the ground with an apparent gunshot wound to the head. he was pronounced dead shortly after. police are investigating, but say it doesn't appear to be from foul play. an autopsy is scheduled for today. no arrests yet... in the shooting that killed one 17- year-old and critically wounded another in skokie sunday. maxwell gadau was shot to death at about 9:40 sunday night. police found him in a vehicle with a 17-year-old girl. she was also shot. both students were seniors at niles north high school. police have released very little information on the shooting. but they say it was not a random act of violence. former chicago police commander jon burge is being released from prison today. burge was convicted of perjury, for lying about torturing suspects under his command. he was sentenced to under five

years in prison. he will spend up to four months at a halfway house near his home in florida. now there's a movement for the city to pay 20-million dollars in reparations. victims also want a formal apology, a special medical and psychological center on the south side, and free city college educations. >> some were innocent, some were not. but there were tortured and have received nothing for it. >>some of burge's victims have received compensation, but others have not. an attempt to take away burge's pension failed in court. his attorney says burge maintains his innocence. a very lucky coyote is expected to survive after being hit by a car and getting stuck in its grill. the coyote.. named "vern" was hit on september 24. a man was driving to work at the waukegan train station when he heard a thump on his car. when he parked the car someone told him a small animal was stuck in the grill. he called animal control and they got him out. vern was pretty docile. he's got 3 broken legs but is expected to recover and be released back into the wild.

good morning demetrius. >> good morning. early today we continue to see showers. generally north of our area. more rain comes. but there's a break in the action early on. lincoln park, 66 degrees. midway 67. really warm start today. it will be warmer than normal after a big temperature drop comes our way into the upcoming weekend. satellite's radar composite to the overnight shows like sprinkles moving through. no thunder or lightning early on. there is potential for strong reforms into the afternoon and evening. today's high, 78. ross had 68. temperatures will be falling through the day. coming up, it can year-old child is the first reported death from the virus. >> grand jury reviewing the for rescind misery shooting is now being investigated themselves.

>> and new details about the drunk driving arrests for michael

died from enterovirus 68. it's the first publicly- announced death related to the virus since an outbreak started this summer. the centers for disease control says the 10-year-old girl died from a rare combinatn of bacterial and viral infections. enterovirus is not dangerous for most healthy adults but can be severe in children. it starts with cold-like symptoms but can deteriorate into breathing problems and other complications.

the grand jury in the michael the black brown shooting in ferguson is being investigated, because of what someone said on twitter. a woman tweeted this out yesterday morning. it reads, 'i know someone sitting on the grand jury of this case. there isnt enough at this point to warrant an arrest." prosecutors are now looking to see if any jurors have been discussing the case. the grand jury is trying to determine if police officer darren wilson committed a crime when he shot and killed michael brown in august. wilson had said brown went for his gun, but witnesses say brown was surrendering when he was shot. we're learning more about the stopped for speeding with a alcohol limit nearly doubled. his eyes were red and bloodshot. he's failed to roadside sobriety tests and declined the third when he was arrested. he was going nearly 40 mi. over the speed but after meeting in

baltimore casino. he is scheduled for october next month. >>olympic swimmer michael phelps kids say the darnest things... and thanks to a daughters unintended insults, one mom has a viral hit on her hands. >> to take a shower? i don't think it worked. >>mother and humorist joanna stein took her daughters insults, and turned them into a youtube video, in which her now 7-year-old daughter, recreated the insults she said when she was 4. the video--"called momhead"-- was recorded on a go pro camera attached to a special rig on her head. most viewers find the insults hilarious though some think sadie needed more discipline. do you think so? she is pretty cute. the mad how could give the mad at that? >> of by the end of this quarter she will have her own show. temperatures right now are nice

and warm early on. wind out of the self at 6 mi.. dew points sitting at 56. the air is moist. there is some rain out they're not in our region. 61 in waukegan. 62 and lansing. kankakee is at 63. in this warmer greeting early on. light rain overnight you can see much of it came after midnight. some rain across portions of the southern counties but that it. really we are looking ahead to this afternoon and this evening when the cold front and low pressure system comes through. that's well we will see the heavy downpours. -errors and thunderstorms into the evening. the computer model shows up late grain moving through early on. notes underlining. as we move through the rest of the day you can see thunderstorms popping up later and around dinner. could be rough as computer models are

closed to 1 in. of rain before the day ends. today's high temperature is up to 78. scattered showers and essentially thunderstorms. down to 61. the 3 day forecast shows 57 on friday. i mean a low temperature on friday. we all make mistakes ... mine has to be on tv. moscow and hoped erin can save us. >> in new accidence outbound at ridge, left landlocked. i have a shot of this caused by you concede emergency lights flashing on the left-hand side of the screen. volume is light. hoping to get this out of the way because it is taking up some lanes. it's been quiet on the roads. ongoing construction helped by o'hare right lane is

closed until 6:00. expect delays through there. and it looks like they were in the process of throwing down cones on the edens. the should be picked up by five but they look like it will be here too long there will be some line blockage there. that's it for traffic. >> coming up, and huge reminder to think pink. >> and one man like getting drunk together more than women do. >> best a hard-hitting scientific study. and the bear'' defense looks to get even after last week's performance against green bay. >> it is october. we hear stories about places been haunted. like bars and restaurants. how about a haunted do? the lincoln park zoo says there are ghosts arming the property and there is a ghost or. we had a sample of it the other day we will show it to you coming up.

lance briggs dj williams all sitting a practice at lake forest. briggs has any issue that does not appear serious. williams has a sore neck. there was some good news the bears

getting ready for carolina on sunday. alan back after missing the packers game with pneumonia. dropped 15 lbs. and back on the practice field another who has lost two games with a concussion and injured offensive linemen who had missed three games. ellen, sitting out against the packers was a nightmare. >> it was brittle and miserable. i've played through a lot of things but there's just some things you can't play through. it was a battle whether i could give it a go. i give it a day. you don't want to come back and end up in the hospital. after talking with doctors and a wife and everybody getting on the same plan, really thought it was best and it was. i would not have been worth anything out there. >> the bull's hard work on the practice court. they're in a sparkling new facility. but for a rookie he had butterflies even

before the first game. suffering a sleepless night so he wouldn't miss the first practice. >> and set about three different alarms. woke up every hour. i was worried i was gonna miss my first day. went to bed early and woke up and thought it was time ago. but it was only 3:30 a.m.. i knew i had to stop. >> he forgot to bring the donuts. he set to three alarms and forgot the donuts. i have to ask about that. >> that's it for sports. >> you have a great day. thank you. october is as cancer awareness month. his a bold way to bring attention. a 16 ft. bronze sculpture in pioneer square as part of the stories. breast cancer survivors stood by the statue handing out carnations and information about

early detection of breast cancer. starting today it will be on display at union station through saturday then it goes on a monthlong tour in chicago. just informing you guys about that. >> let's take a look at the weather. 7 degrees by 10:00 a.m.. it warned de. take your umbrella because this afternoon humane need to change your plans with heavy rain in the region. especially after dinner. 76 by 2:00 p.m. 71 by 9:00. let's check on the roads. are we getting along today? >> just fine. the stick a look at an accident. that looks more like the dinner i'm coming in. who put that in there? you messed up! here's my accidents of bound at rich, you can see trouble speeds improving. that's the good news. here's an actual shot and know its black-and-

white you could see the emergency responders everyone off to the left. looks like we are close to seeing this cleared up. that's good news for people there. and take a look at 55, basically from 83 to county line, to land close until 5:00. another half an hour before it moved away. >> still more to come. we're live with details about the present day in chicago. >> protestors are making demands in hong kong as demonstrations continue. >> 20 should not hold your breath if you contested a red light cameras in the city. >> and the super hero graphic tease being called sexist. the e

stop at his home on the south side. >> casas canceled in waukegan as teachers get ready to strike. >> the mayor takes aim at the faa after last week's fire at the aurora traffic center. >>good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. >> early on we are watching for showers to come through. showers

and storms. potentially heavy rain. we have been dry for a good amount of * of some of this rain is much needed. there will be a lot in some areas. maybe over an inch tonight and into tomorrow. early on we have light scattered showers. 66 degrees at the british school. nice warm temperatures. you will need the umbrella as we look at the satellites composite. rain that moves through overnight is now into portions of lake michigan. heavy rain down to the south. later today and into tonight we have potential for storms. we are right in the northeast portion of the slight risk area meaning we have potential for strong storms today. 78 degrees from a high today. marshall, 68 early on. temperatures will fall early. the fall down to 38 by saturday morning. saturday afternoon the high temperature goes up to 51. so the positive

way of looking at this is to say, in joy today. >> ok. how about some construction? stock down 65 at rich, this looks like it's improving. things seem to be moved off to the shoulder. you can see emergency response still off to the shoulder here. a few spots of construction, some could sleep down in bound kennedy from north their blocking out the it remained until 5:00. this is only in bound edens as well. should not be there much longer. it is causing a delay for people heading inbound this morning. more traffic coming straight ahead. >>an fire overnight collapses a three-story apartment building in the west garfield park neighborhood. police and fire crews will be searching to see if anybody is still stuckit happened just before 11 insi. o'clock last night in the 43-hundred block of west van buren. neighbors said

they heard what sounded like an explosion. firefighters could not decide. still not known if anyone was inside. >>teachers in waukegan' public schools are hitting the picket line. the district and union couldn't come to an agreement over contract issues last night, so the teachers are beginning a strike this morning. the two sides are debating salaries, health benefits, and working conditions. the waukegan park district will offer child care for 30 dollars a day. the school district serves about 17,000 students. president obama is in chicago, for some political fundraising, and a speech about the economy. tonya francisco is live outside obama's house, with a preview of the president's day. >> in major part of the president's day will involve raising money for governor pat quinn and hopefully praising some poll numbers. he's in a tight race right now with the republican candidate. the president touched down at the

gary international airport last night. he landed there rather than making air traffic worse at o'hare. they're still try to get back on track after friday's fire at the aurora control center. greeted by the indiana senator. from there he took the helicopter to soldier field where he headed downtown for dinner with friends. also unspotted members of the mayor's security detail outside the restaurant. not clear if the bear was there as well or if the security detail was on loan to the president. after the president posed for pictures with restaurant patrons, he headed back home for the evening. the president has a full schedule during his short stay here in chicago. first up is a fund-raiser in the gold coast home. at the daughter of neil walls house. from that fund raiser the president heads to

northwestern university redelivers a speech on the economy. several democratic politicians will be in attendance. the governor as well as u.s. senator dick durbin. it's a big day for democrats here in the city. live from the president can would neighborhood. back to you. >>taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. julia pierson is out, as director of the secret service. her resignation came, just a day after she testified before a congressional committee about a man who jumped the white house fence, and got more than 60 feet inside the white house itself two weeks ago. up to 18-people are being monitored after they were exposed to the man infected with ebola. thomas duncan is now hospitalized in isolation. but he had been in texas for a few days. duncan showed symptoms for some of that time. five of the people being monitored are his girlfriend's children. former chicago police commandere jon burge is getting out of prison today.

he was convicted of perjury, for lying about the torture of suspects. burge is expected to spend the next several months at a halfway house near his home in florida. there's now a movement for the city to pay his victims 20- million dollars in reparations. bribery allegations against state senator donne trotter are being dropped. the defense at a lobbying trial had said that trotter accepted two-thousand dollars, but he didn't declare it as a political contribution or income. the defense now says they've lost faith in those allegations, so they won't ask trotr about them at the trial. the turkish parliament is expected to vote today to send soldiers into iraq and syria to fight "isis." american airstrikes yesterday tried to stop the advance of "isis" forces on the syrian town of kobani, near the turkish border. *british warplanes have finally started flying bombing runs against "isis" in *iraq. pro-democracy protesters in hong kong are giving an ultimatum. they are threatening to occupy key government buildings, unless the city's chief executive resigns by tonight.

tens of thousands of demonstrators have been camped out all week. they're pressing for freeer elections. china has warned of chaos... if the protests continue. thunderstorms, expected to arrive in chicago today, may delay the recovery of the air traffic system from last week's fire at the aurora control center. now, mayor emanuel is questioning why the f-a-a has no *backup plan for o'hare and midway airports when the aurora center goes down. another 190 flights at o'hare had to be cancelled yesterday... there were only a few cancellations at midway. emanuel wants answers. >> they have to analyze what happened, how did it happen and how can you have an airport that is so integral in the national system with no backup and one individual can have this impact? full operation at the aurora control center by october 13-th. f-a-a contract worker brian howard of naperville is charged with setting last week's fire. the city of chicago is passing

out refunds -- but not many -- after drivers complained about a suspicious spike in red light camera traffic tickets. thousands of drivers say they were unfairly targeted, and they demanded the reimbursement of the tickets they've already paid. but a tribune investigation reveals, the city has approved only 126 refunds. and still, no one at city hall has explained mysterious *surges in the number of tickets issued by certain red light cameras. a number of super hero t- shirts.... are being considered super sexist. a shirt sold at walmart that reads "training to be batman's wife" bothered some -- who say settling to marry someone awesome instead of *being awesome* is insulting to women... similarly, at a target store in canada, a shopper was insulted after seeing a pair of onesies that read "i only date heroes" and "'future man of steel." d-c comics released a statement agreeing the tees are offensive... but added the company is committed to empowering everyone through it's characters and stories.

if you think *our election campaign ads are absurd, wait till you see what they're watching in brazil. what do mean absurd? i would totally vote for that guy. he's completely legitimate. there's a professional clown running for re-election to congress... an anti-communist superhero with laser eyes... a call to legalize marijuana... wonder woman... jesus... barack obama look- alikes... and an osama bin laden look-alike... just about anything a candidate can dream up, to get attention. brazilian observers say, the voters figure everyone is corrupt, so why not just vote for someone who's funny? >> of robin and larry would do great there. >> they would be vice president and the country would be just downhill. let's take a look at the weather. we are talking about knights mild temperatures.

63 degrees. the good news is we saw a few showers last night. no thunderstorms. not much at this hour either. later today is a different story. we have the potential for a stronger storms this afternoon into the evening. 64 degrees right now. 64 in aurora. radar shows like train moving on to lake michigan. more light rain down towards kankakee. more toward northwestern lasalle. not much. it's a break in action at this hour as all this energy pushes down towards i 70. if you are traveling south a could be rough the entire community going through illinois today. heavy rain not forecasted back into chicago until this afternoon and this evening. computer models show numbers close to if not in excess of an inch of rain. the heavy rain continues tonight. tonight, down into the '60s. then we fall during the day on

friday. >> still ahead, why women should let their men go drinking with bodies. >> and trending, a newspaper serves controversy in a cartoon. >> lincoln park zoo market

stocks continued to see decrease wednesday. the dow plunged 238 points. nasdaq fell 71. s-and-p down 26. comed is offering customers the chance to cash in... by saving electricity. customers with smart meters can sign up for a new program that researchers say, a steady to assess miles become contagious when in a group of men drink alcohol together. it's a social enhancement. >> booze is used as a social enhancement for men? >> that's what the study says. thus breaking news right here. experts say many men report a majority of the social support happens when drinking with their male friends. researchers note genuine smiles are perfectly contagious among sober women but not among sober men.

>> contagious smile ... >> stop drinking before work ...the boston herald says it's sorry, for publishing a political cartoon that mocked president obama and the failures of the secret service. the caption reads, "white house invader got farther than originally thought." it shows the president brushing his teeth with a man in the bathtub behind him asking obama, "have you tried the new watermelon flavored toothpaste?" cartoonist jerry holbert apologized, saying he didn't intend for it to seem racial in any way. later versions changes the flavor to raspberry. this picture demonstrates the effects of climate change. it shows about 35-thousand walruses gathered on a beach in alaska. this is the largest gathering of walruses ever recorded. they usually rest on sea ice during their resting patterns in between feedings. but they're now forced to go on land because there's no ice around. one agency says the water in the north pacific is over five degrees warmer than normal. adam sandler is the next

celebrity headed over to netflix. the comedian will produce and star in four feature films released exclusively on the streaming video service. this comes as netflix continues to bulk-up it's content -- and this deal is expected to be a hit. viewed by subscribers. release dates for the four films have not be announced. the harvard-smithsonian center for astrophysics held a debate to battle it out over whether pluto should still be considered a planet.. they debated about what actually makes a planet.. and wher poor old pluto fit in.. and thanks to a popular vote.. the argument for pluto being a planet came out on top. now it's just up to astronomers to decide. >> remember when we learned that women were kids? >> they took it away for a while. >> you are out to go. but there are more planets out there by the way. new ones to learn. take that to the water cooler and will

dominate. >> what ever but walkaway ... >> 60 degrees right now in pontiac. through at 66. green and light showers are moving through portions of western lasalle county. a bit in the southern counties as well. but not much. the thunder and lightning either. this afternoon is different. a cold front will move through. a powerful front that will bring potential for heavy rain. showers and storms may be some watches and warnings later on. up to 78 degrees with the chance of storms in the afternoon and evening. march temperatures fall to the day. upper 60s in the morning. upper 50s in the afternoon. >> construction we're watching early on. starting with the kennedy from north to covered three right lanes blocked until 5:00. we do have a backup just in this small stretch about 20 mi. per hour. that's because everything is reduced down to that line. taking a look at the

o'hare elgin. this is a big project: all the way over to mecham. closed until 6:00 causing minor delays. that's why you're seeing this backup. things running below the posted speed limit. that look a traffic. >>marcus is here ... hi marcus! i like your new introduction with the screaming. >> i love to paranormal stuff. you guys get into this at halloween? >> fraud and knights we do our seance. >> some of the story's over the years everything from haunted restaurants to haunted bars and haunted woods. but never a haunted zoo. the lincoln park zoo is doing ghost tours. this a strange things tend to happen on the property so i went to check it out. >> the lincoln park zoo, a

favorite stop for so many locals, allegedly attracted visitors from beyond. >> a lot of our staff here have some scary stories. brought in a paranormal expert to see what's happening at the soup. >> for the first time this zoo is offering a ghost or, taking visitors to places were staff have reported strange occurrences. >> chicago had its first cemetery on this property. and historians in chicago believe there may be as many as 13,000 bodies still in lincoln park including many still on the new property. >> she has been chasing the paranormal for her entire life. the zoo had her team come in and investigate the supposedly haunted spots including the ladies' room. >> we have had many people contact us over the years with reports that they had seen in

the bathroom apparitions of people in victorian style clothing. so this area where we are now would have been grave space. so this is a former gravesite that we are standing in. >> when they investigate, the team set up audio recording equipment trying to communicate with anybody who might be there. >> it seems there may have been a spirit that was in charge of looking out for the place. keeping them out or alerting people when women were coming in so the mail spirits should leave. he says get out there's a woman here. >> they also took the recording equipment to the barn in the zoo's farm area. >> and onetime director of this issue when he was checking grounds before the foundation for the main barn was built he found coffins and bodies inside. he contacted the city to figure

out what to do with them and never got a response. so he made the decision to put the bodies back in the ground pour the foundation over it. we start off in the program room. then there's something they can't hear something that is kind of creepy. aren't you kind of afraid? the voice says they ought to be. >> for the skeptics among us including myself, admittedly i was not there when the recordings were captured, how do we know that they are really authentic? >> how do we know you're not just recording them yourself? >> i know there are many skeptics out there. we know that it's not the case. we know it's real. we are perhaps unconsciously in betting the recording devices with our thoughts and ideas and the

voices that we expect to be here. that's another possibility for us. we are sure that it's not what happened. >> you can check it out for yourself. the duties thursday's in october 8th-9:30 p.m.. $24 depending on whether you are a member of the suit. if you can get tickets on this to website. >> i have to stop hanging out in lincoln park. >> and not in your victory in close. >> i may scare some kids. coming upon a hollywood couple welcomes a baby. >> the celebrities take legal action over the nude photo scandal.

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sue google for 100-million dollars. images of stars including jennifer lawrence, rihanna, and kate upton have been distributed online in what is said to the biggest celebrity hacking scandal in history. they claim google did not remove their

leaked images when asked. hollywood lawyer marty singer wrote a letter to google accusing them of "unethical behavior," and "making millions from the victimization of women." it's a baby girl for ashton kutcher and mila kunis. the couple welcomed their first child on tuesday. sources say the baby is "here and healthy." the two got engaged in february, just one month after kunis confirmed her pregnancy. isla fisher and sacha baron cohen are expecting their third child together. fisher was recently cast in "now you see me 2" but the mag says she pulled out of the film to focus on her pregnancy. fisher and cohen married in paris in 2010 and have two daughters together. >> good morning. early on we have dry conditions. rain will come through later. take your umbrella. 70 degrees this afternoon. potential for strong storms later today. generally this afternoon in to tonight and early tomorrow. 68 degrees early on. a big cool down for the weekend. >> coming up, like for the president's visit to chicago.

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