hundreds more cancellations at chicago's airports thanks to the rain ... as aurora's f-a-a facility continues to recover. we'll have a *live rt. a news photographer in africa is diagnosed with ebola... as a patient in texas faces criminal charges if he lied to get out of liberia. and, a cyber-attack at "j-p morgan chase" exposed information on tens of millions of customers. details, nex 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. >> greene of and on through the day. we don't think we will try out for a full day until saturday afternoon into sunday. the wind will be there as well

out of the west between 15-20 mi. per hour. that's the type of stuff that will blow off your hat. it will be breezy through the day. rain is likely in the morning. but continue to see the showers. they continue with a few showers and cooler conditions tonight. low to mid '60s right now. 12 hours from now we will be lucky to be in the low 50s. the wind right now 12 mi. per hour out of the west. 10 mi. in kankakee. this is the map in motion and you can see the rain continuing heaviest across portions of central and western cook county. good news is is nothing stronger or severe. just that some of the day that brings us those showers. but you can see the complex of showers continuing to move through. it won't let up through the day until we get to lunchtime. the computer model shows up at the tents of the

inch of rain. additional rain is possible. take a picture of this and enjoy it will last because these temperatures are going the wrong way. 64 at o'hare. 65 at kankakee. down to 54 by 5:00 p.m.. 9:00 p.m. only in the '50s. and to our morning the temperature will only be 38. saturday is a different day our high temperature will reach 50 degrees. the best part of the day is right now. >> enjoy it. and all that rained that demetrius is talking but it's causing an issue we have standing water at 95. it looks like it's just a small amount at this point we could see more today especially in the viaduct areas. would you have an accident overnight where a person was struck on the tracks and died. this is the u p west outbound train headed toward

bill byrne still running with delays. depending on where you are on the line, an investigation is continuing. we will keep our eye on that in get to look at your travel times in the next few minutes. >>a week after an arson fire shut down the aurora air traffic control center, the head of the f-a-a will tour the center today. the shutdown is still cancelling flights at o'hare airport judy wang is there with more. >> good morning. we already have nearly 170 flights canceled according to the flight website. this is the situation at the airport. this is one week after the fire at the air traffic control facility. the delays and cancellations will likely spill over into another weekend. the combination of stormy weather and the damage at the faa facility caused problems in and

out to yesterday. 850 flights were canceled. southwest earlier in the day decided to cancel all flights at midway. family the weather would have been to blame but what is happening at aurora already has a lot of stress on the airlines and the systems. a contractor accused of setting the fire but we could go leading to a week of travel headaches. investigators say brian howard was upset about a transfer and set the fire and attempted to kill himself. members of the congressional delegation demanded to know how one person could cripple the system leading to ripple effect on travel. faa administrator will tour today and see the damage. they hope to have everything up and running october 13th. until then, travelers are doing the best they can to deal with it. >> i'm just a bit nervous in concerned. >> what are the chances to talk

to anybody? >> they can't do anything. >> i saw the news last week. a lot of damage the said a minimum of three weeks. it's all in the computers. that's pretty good only three weeks. >> the faa administrators visit is scheduled for this afternoon. members of the congressional delegation including dick durbin will join him. also ordering a 30 day review of security all at a traffic control facilities. >>and look at this video out of sunny...but not so much this time. you can see whipping winds and torrential rain. hundreds of thousands are now without power. winds clocked at up to 90 miles-per-hour. no tornadoes reported though. some injuries, no deaths. you can see lots of buildings damaged...and classes at the university of texas at arlington closed because they ha no power.

now for a developing story out of liberia, where another american is infected with ebola. a freelance cameraman for n-b-c news came down with symptoms on wednesday. he's been sent back to the u-s, with his crew. no one on the crew is showing symptoms, but they are quarantining themselves for 21 days as a precaution. the infected cameraman has been working in liberia for the past three years. meanwhile, the man who brought the ebola virus to the united states could be charged with a crime in liberia. thomas duncan has been hospitalized in serious condition since sunday. he flew in to texas from liberia last week before he started showing symptoms. duncan reportedly carried a woman who died of ebola before he left. liberian officials say they'll prosecute duncan if they find out he lied to screeners to get on the plane. health officials are monitoring 100-people in texas who had contact with duncan. that includes a woman and her children who are now quarantined in their apartment. >> they are going to monitor us. we have to stay home for 21

days. we can go outside. if you have to go outside ukelele go on the porch but you can go down the stairs. >>the hospital where duncan is actually sent him home when he first visited last friday. officials say a "flaw" in electronic health records prevented doctors from knowing he had been in liberia. there is new information on the extent of a massive data breach at j-p morgan chase. the company says 83-million accounts were exposed when hackers breached their system in august. that's when seven of the country's largest banks were hit. names, addresses, phone numbers and e-mail addresses of j-p morgan chase customers were accessed. it could be worse....luckily the bank says they don't think account numbers, passwords or even social security numbers were stolen. strike plans are on at university of illinois hospital. nurses voted late last night to authorize a strike after their three-year contract expires. it ends october 21. the nurses say they want higher wages and more notice on schedule changes. they also say they're concerned the hospital will cut the number of experienced nurses caring for patients.

and students in waukegan will spend another day home from school today. their teachers walked off the job yesterday and onto picket lines. 17-thousand students are locked out of classes. the teachers are striking for a pay raise, better health benefits and working conditions. president obama is back at the white house after a fundraising trip to chicago.. he did get a chance to sleep in his kenwood home. the president joined wealthy democratic party donors to raise money for governor pat quinn's campaign. then...the president pitched a higher minimum wage to students and faculty at northwestern university. >> let's agree that nobody who works full time in america should ever have to raise a family in poverty. let's give america a race to make the economy stronger. >>the president's talking points were viewed as a strategy for democratic candidates, in an election year where polling suggests that the voters trust *republicans to do a better job handling the economy. the n-f-l draft is coming to chicago. the draft has been held in new

york since 1964, when it was held at the sheraton chicago the volcano that erupted among the go caught on camera. the drone was able to get these images. but eventually it was too hot and the lens of the camera and melted. iceland is one of the most volcanically active locations in the world. >> and surprised the memory card survived. this is the kind of stuff that you love. >> remember, iceland is warm, greenland is cold. it's confusing. the stick a look. today we will be warmer early on. temperatures in the mid-60s. rainfall totals are on the right hand portion of the screen. we have seen about half an inch of rain. down to o'hare about one- third. the numbers are moving around. some areas got more but no one got the full inch. the radar shows rain heavy in portions of cook county all

points of cook county right through will county. no severe thunderstorms at this hour. just rain that continues to linger in will linger through the morning and afternoon. letting up slowly into tonight. expect a high temperature today early on 64 degrees. that will be close to sunrise. temperatures will fall to the day much of the day will be in the '50s. the decrease night. was high-temperature only 50. 54 sunday. monday high temperature of 60 degrees. >> coming up, a dramatic end to a high-speed chase in california. all caught on camera. >> the school board takes action on a controversial curriculum. details on the compromise. >> and a live look outside a popular hot dog shop dick are closing and we are there along with everyone else lined up in

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suspected of robbing 10 banks in southern california. let's go out to markets to as by the outside. looks like you have some company this morning. >> a bit. this is the ultimate in dedication. the restaurant is closing today. if you haven't been here you are probably out of luck unless you are here right now. the line is going all the way down the street. people are braving the weather right now. it's raining really hard. people have tents and they're all here to get their last bite. say goodbye to the treaty we have been enjoying. we have a group of people right here who have been hanging out. come on over for just a minute. tommy our name. erin how long have you been waiting? >> since a 30 p.m..

>> why? >> i have to stay dry here. since 8:30 p.m.. i'm crazy. i just wanted it one more time. >> for people who have not experienced it, what is so special about it? >> different gourmet, a few dollars. the mad at everybody is here having a good time. we will be here checking this out. go stay dry. even if you are wearing a yankees cap. back to you guys. >> i love it when people admit they are crazy. >> i think crazy people just no that they are crazy. >> if they said i believe them. >> we would believe you if you told us you were crazy. >> she's a different kind of crazy.

>> rainfall forecasts, we are expecting additional rain. not an inch. computer models kicking out about the tens of an inch. the good news is it is spread out over and the restoration. if it is spread out over the next 12 or 24 hours to what caused widespread flooding. that's the issue right now. no extreme wind so far. no hail early on that good news. not a severe scenario. the rain is coming down pretty good. marcus is going to be love to be up there all day. the line of the heaviest rain is in through chicago on the west side it will have to the south side shortly. 57 could be slowed down as the line moves through. low pressure system basically a direct hit. it is coming right through our

region all their grain goes back to portions of eastern iowa. the rain lets up around lunchtime. then another line kicks in into the late afternoon and into the evening. we are stuck with the rain. we will see the temperatures change. it's 64 right now 65 at the lakefront. we cooled down significantly today. early daytime high 64 down to 38 tonight. 2 mi. high temperature back up to 50. sunday we climb up to 54. temperatures are going the wrong way. speaking of that, erin has traffic. >> it's only getting worse. we do have some serious crashes out there we have a new one on the south side coming in on the bishop ford at 130. to remains blocked. the semi tractor trailer was there looks like they are clearing it up. but we're down to 30 mi. per hour there. to take a look at the

north bound tri-state and roosevelt, and fed ex. truck just slid off the road into the ditch. weather is definitely making it slick out there. 95 and stoney island has high standing water. and we have a fatal accident that happened just before 1:00 a.m.. right along the yippie west tracks. pedestrian was struck by a train. still investigating the incident but those trains running toward that area are behind schedule. the numbers are looking good. nothing we're too concerned with in terms of travel. a closer look at all that with the next traffic hit coming up. >> coming up, mystery solved. why south korea's leader has been hiding. >> ended unexpected injury at practice could leave the bears' offensive line short-handed on sunday.

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made the right choice. as for the bears, they're looking to keep the offense rolling at carolina but they are faced with another injury on the offensive line. >> giving 496 yds on offense to 35 on the ground should give you a win. instead the bears wound up with a loss to the packers on sunday. heading into carolina this week getting points in the red zone is the top priority. >> we have to finish the drives better. the digit good job of defense we did that job on offense. we are used to doing better. we have been very productive inside the tent and the 20. and in that game we were not. we expect wholeheartedly the score will not get that close. >> we have to get better. we're doing well in certain areas. some areas we need to improve. we need to be consistent overall. there are times where we are going the ball up and down the field but we are not converting in the red zone.

there's times we are three and out. >> bears' offense it's a blow when the left tackle injures his knee and ankle in practice. that means the backup may have to protect j cutler's. the bears have a very deep offensive line. >> we will work people in a tackle which we have the ability to do. we will have to sort it out after tomorrow to see where we get. >> he's a very big important part of the game running and passing. one of the most athletic guys we've got offensive line. he can use his size with the speech he has to get up on the linebackers and he's pretty good to be a big data as well. he's a very important part of the offense. >> a noon kickoff on sunday in charlotte. >>packers hosted the vikings on vikings 3rd string quarterback

christian ponder started for the injured teddy bridgewater. packers up 14, when ponder's pass gets tipped and former bear he rumbles his way 49 yards for the touchdown. minutes later, aaron rodgers finds davonte adams for the touchdown. that's rodgers' 200-th career touchdown and adams' first. packers win 42 - 10. let's look at the forecast. >> what was the score? 42-10. >> pay attention! >> it's 4:00 a.m. all the gamblers want to know if they have won or lost. let's take a look at our day. showers, green likely through the morning and early afternoon. scattered showers will stay in the forecast to night and into early tomorrow. 64 degrees early on. that's the high. we will make

the mid '50s by 5:00 p.m.. >> even talking about this weather overnight. a lot of it is playing out on the roads. here's a live picture of the bishop ford at the merge. kerry wet road conditions. those conditions are causing accident early on. bishop ford in bound at 1302 right lanes are blocked. speeds as low as 36 mi. per hour. a fedex truck slid off the road into the ditch on the north and tri-state that is causing delays as well. they are trying to pull that out and they're having quite a time trying to do that. watch for delays there. more traffic straight ahead. >> still more to, including flight cancellations at the airport. >> in new developments on the situation in hong kong. what's next for protesters. >> the woman whose tweet sparked an investigation into the for some grand jury is speaking out.

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faa facility continues to recover. >> a news photographer in africa is diagnosed with ebola as a criminal charge could be brought against a man in texas. >> and where you're likely to get medical marijuana in the city. and i'm lourdes duarte. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. >> we are going to end the day with rain as well. the change today is the temperatures. mid- 60's now but by this afternoon we will be in the '50s. the temperatures continued to fall. we will be looking for are heavy coats tonight and tomorrow. taking a look right now, here's the radar if you can see the heaviest of the rain right through the chicago area especially through the west side and south side. the northern suburbs are getting hit with good rain at this hour. computer models show numbers around nine tenths of an inch of additional grain o'hare but about one-third

yesterday. certainly more today is expected. satellite composite shows the back edge of the grain moving through portions of western illinois. not a continuous rain. around lunchtime the showers will be more off and on. tonight low temperature 38. tamara's high 50 degrees. expect a high temperature only up to 54 on sunday. we knew there were gone to be problems with the rain and we are seeing more of this morning. >> we have some mild flooding on the roadways. let's take a quick peek outside. rain coming down almost sideways. really slick road conditions has made for tricky driving. the shot here is 53 and 90. reports of flooding that we are seeing in alton r. along i-95 and rte. 25. bishop ford in bound had a semite its lid off at 130 still

taking them out to right lanes working to clear that causing minor backups. fedex truck off the road north and tri-state at roosevelt. still clearing that up. and we are getting some early reports of standing water is bound at 25 close to that shot from earlier near elgin. other than that, travel times have been good. we will see what the morning brings as this weather moves through. could be a dicey start this morning. back to you. >>a week after an arson fire shut down the aurora air traffic control center, the head the f-a-a will tour the center today. the shutdown is still cancelling flights at o'hare airpo. judy wang is there with more. some of it has to do with the rain? >> this early in the morning, we have a good crowd here at terminal 3 at o'hare. travelers are hoping this will be a better

day. i do see cancellations on the board and the delays and cancellations will likely spill over into another weekend. the faa administrator coming to visit the facility and one week after a fire knocked out the center. he's going to see the damage for himself. 850 flights were canceled thursday to to the combination of bad weather and the faa facility still out of commission. southwest has canceled all their flights for the day. so far this morning nearly 170 cancellations at o'hare. a government contractor accused of setting a fire in the basement of the aurora air traffic control center a week ago and attempted to kill himself, upset about a transfer to hawaii. that caused a week of travel headache's nationwide. members of the congressional delegation are demanding to know how one person could cripple the system, why is there no backup?

touring the center today getting an update on the recovery process. travelers, many did not think it would still be like this one week later. >> very concerned. it made us nervous. >> what are the chances are? >> they will do anything for us. this is october 13th. as recently as of today that day is still holding steady. we will continue the conversation and be able to support them however we can to ensure that we can get to that 100 percent capacity. >> in the last week since the fire, thousands and thousands of flights have been canceled. according to the u.s. travel association, the fire and the ripple effect has cost the economy $123 million. at o'hare. back to you. >>now for a developing story out of liberia, where another a freelance cameraman for n-b-c.

news came down with symptoms on wednesday. he's been sent back to the u-s, with his crew. no one on the crew is showing symptoms, but they are quarantining themselves for 21 days as a precaution. the infected cameraman has been working in liberia for the past three years. meanwhile, the man who brought the ebola virus to the united states could be charged wi a crime in liberia. thomas duncan has been hospitalized in serious condition since sunday. he flew in to texas from liberia last week before he started showing symptoms. duncan reportedly carried a woman who died of ebola before he left. liberian officials say they'll prosecute duncan if they find out he lied to screeners to get on the plane. health officials are monitoring 100-people in texas who had contact with duncan. that includes a woman and her children who are now quarantined in their apartment. australia is joining the fight against "isis." yesterday, *turkey's* parliament authoritized military force against "isis" fighters in iraq and syria. turkish troops and tanks are already deployed along the syrian border. now, australian warplanes will take part in airstrikes against "isis" positions in iraq. and australian special-forces troops on the ground will advise the iraqi army, as it trs to prevent an "isis" takeover of key cities like

baghdad. look at the barricades dividing protestors in hong kong from police. some steps forward though...pro-democracy demos have accepted an offer to talk with the government after a week of unrest. the protesters are angry over china's plan to vet election candidates. they want the decision reversed, and for hong kong's leader to step down. he announced he would not resign, but said that his deputy would meet with protest leaders. they had threatened to occupy government buildings if their demands were not met. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. the next n-f-l draft will be held in chicago. it will be at the auditorium theatre, at roosevelt university, from april 30-th through may 2nd. the n-f-l selected chicago over los angeles. officials decided the draft has outgrown 'radio city music hall,' where its been held for

the past nine years. president obama is back at the white house, after a campaign trip to chicago. the president called upon wealthy democratic party donors to contribute to governor quinn's warchest. and at northwestern university, he appealed for an higher minimum wage -- something illinois democrats are pushing in this campaign season. victims of police torture under former commander jon burge are asking for damages. they're pushing a proposed ordinance that pays 20-million dollars for burge's victims and provides educational opportunities. burge was convicted of lying about the torture. he's now in a halfway house in florida after he was released from prison yesterday. a woman says her twitter tweeted confidential knowledgee about the grand jury in the michael brown case. a grand jury is investigating whether ferguson police officer

darren wilson committed a crime when he shot and killed brown in august. this week a twitter post said a juror told her that there's not enough evidence to warrant criminal charges. the post came from an account that belongs to a woman in missouri. she says she hasn't used the account in months and that it has been hacked before. she also says she doesn't know anyone on the grand jury. it looks like there won't be any new charter schools next year. for the first time in years, chicago public schools won't be recommending any new charter school openings for the coming year. the district is pushing back accepting proposals until december. any new school wouldn't be ready to open before 20-16. that may eliminate a fight over charter schools as the mayoral campaign ramps up. teachers union president karen lewis is pondering a run against mayor rahm emanuel. she's been his loudest critic over school closures. colonel george continues to make public appearances despite his ongoing health problems. delivering a keynote address

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liquor to wine. "real housewives of new jersey" stars teresa and "joe" giudice will serve time in prison for fraud. teresa will serve 15-months. her husband, a 41-month they were ordered to pay more than 400-thousand dollars in restitution for fraud and failure to file federal income tax returns. teresa will report to prison january 5-th 20-15. the couple has four daughters under the age of 13. one of america's most notorious it's the town of waldo, fore florida, where police officers faced a daily quota of 12 traffic tickets. five officers *complained about the workload... and two high-ranking police officials got *suspended over it. now, the waldo city council has voted to disband the whole police department, and let the *county handle traffic enforcement. authorities in england were embarrassed but defensive after tom and jerry is being called racist. slapped with a disclaimer on amazon crime. the

cat and mouse films from the '50s and '60s may depict ethnic produces the were once common place in american society. the warning says such depictions were wrong then and are wrong today. >> many of this year's top holding costumes coming straight from the big screen. disney's hit, "frozen" and the reimagined "teenage mutant ninja turtles" are top picks among kids... with two-and-a-half million wanting to dress up a "frozen" characr,di to a study by the national retail foundation. other hits include a traditional princess... any sort of animal... and major super- heroes like spider-man and batman number one on the list is still a witch. weatherman i think is on there. >> there is a costume for the weatherman. >> of the boys wondered about that. >> a tom skilling costume would

be great. we need to work on that. we are blaming a lot on the rain. all the delays and now some problems on the road. we continue to see the rain moving through. heaviest right now into portions of cook county down into will county. the rain will vary in intensity. nothing severe in terms of thunder and lightning or hail. we are going to have a breezy day. into cook county you can see extreme southern and eastern cook county getting the worst. the back edge of the rain making its way into western illinois. this is not an all day downpour. we expect the rain to lighten up around lunchtime. then it will be scattered off and on. the temperatures are the headlines this afternoon as the fall down to the mid-50s by 5:00 p.m.. that's the forecast. what's all the rain dew on the routes. >> causing lots of problems early on. that's a live look at

a picture along to 90. you can see how what the roads are. slick driving conditions has caused lots of accidents this morning. outbound 290, a brand new crash blocking some lanes there. police and fire are on the scene working to clear that up. the saving grace is that volume is light. once we see cars built in this could be a messy commute if the rain doesn't let up soon. in bound bishop ford at 130, a check next semi off to the shoulder still causing delays for people toward checking it out. no. and tries state and fedex trucks slid off the road into a ditch. and number of accidents in the last 30 minutes all because of heavy rain. more updates of the traffic front near keeping tabs on this coming in just a few minutes. >> let's go back out to some interesting characters on the north side.

>> good morning. this is the day. a very sad day for everyone who loves in case meet here in chicago because hot dougs will be closing. the sign will come down tonight when the close the stores for the final time. shutting down here and the rain is not stopping fans from coming out. we have a huge line. people are trying to keep dry in their tent. so many people were talking about what this man has accomplished. but we felt like the sausage themselves really were not getting their due. so we wanted to put together a special tribute to the meat. the specialty sausage and hot dogs. here's the peace immemorial. >> music:

>> which sausage with you this the most? >> there's one that's the greatest one i've ever had. >> maybe the atomic bob, the it's the best. if you're having. a bad week you come on over and even feel better about yourself. >> i liked the garlic one. if you like garlic it was good. >> the oldest. that's what i will miss the most. it's better than anywhere else. i don't know why. >> to put ketchup on there? >> i do not. >> someone asked me i didn't really plan it out. i said i haven't had a chicago hot dog in

14 years. i don't know what my favorite is. i probably will just really miss a good chicago hot dog. hopefully somebody else is making one. >> i can't help but smile still the best sausage and ever had in my life. knowing it's the last time i'm going to have it ... best not to think about it. >> you were tearing up. >> i feel like i am. this place means a lot to me and to anyone who loves food. >> >> i will leave you alone with your winner. >> sadly, that will be it. one last one for everyone who has their tattoos they are here in line. i will talk to more people to the morning. back to you guys.

>> thank you. good times. coming up"gone girl" is a missing persn

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