breaking news overnight: a six- hour standoff on the south side is over... one man dead, one arrested... and a chicago police captain shot. details, in a *live report. isis is expected to overtake a key city in syria... why u-s officials say it's not a major concern. and a controversial traffic stop caught on video-- now a family is suing hammond police, saying they used excessive force. 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 is live at the adler planetarium... this is like christmas and new years combined for you as. >> that right. we are nerding out.

>> it feels like we're just here when it was cold. >> we were back here in april but it was kind of a failed. >> there was no one here and nothing to see. >> but today we have the total lunar eclipse. the moon will be completely eclipsed from 5:00. >> was happening right now? it's just a moon. >> this is the beginning. you can see a bit of the earth's shadow over the moon. it's called away penumbra. but that up and ticket to the office water cooler. it is getting a little bit dark. a stick look right now. we expect sunshine. perfect conditions right now. temperatures are in the upper '40's. but not too bad early on. today's high in the mid-60s. we are expecting sunshine. not bad compared to last time. >> feels pretty good. a boy is out there watching us. we will

have more from the planetarium all morning at least until 6:00. >> c'mon down it's a free event. >> erin wishes she could do with us. >> it's like the telethon with the today down there. will keep checking in with you to see what donations we can get for you. you never know. we have some work going on. it should be wrapped up close to friday. that's the anticipated date. they been working on this for some time. it will make a big difference for people trying to get around and hand. and the california blue line station we're getting towards the tail end of that. its impact in the western and logan square stations. also the no. 56 milwaukee bus. more traffic coming up. >>breaking news overnight in the shooting that put a chicago police captain in the hospit. late last night-- police put an end to a tense standoff that lasted for hours. randi belisomo is live at stroger hospital with the overnight developments.

>> good morning. the captain is in serious condition after being shot in the shoulder. he also has a grace pruned on his head. but the veteran of close to 30 years is expected to survive. he and other officers were trying to arrest a man in connection with a shooting of a least three people last weekend in indianapolis. the suspect has been identified and is now in custody, daniel brown. he had been traced to his sister's apartment through a semi tractor trailer he allegedly has stolen. a fugitive task force member knocked on the door in the 7200 block around 5:30 p.m.. the gunman started to shoot out the window. officers pulled the capt. into the vestibule to escape but by doing that they're trapped inside. teams taken out of the back door and here to the

hospital with the mayor visited. hours later the gunman remained barricaded inside the comment the. they used a bullhorn to urge that shooter to give himself up. six hours later a 42 year-old man was killed. brown was taken into custody. the captain, the highest ranking officer shot in the line of duty in years. >> he has two bullet wounds, i don't know if it's one or two. apparently one hit him here and then something botched in his cheek and in his back. it could be two bullets, could be one into fragments. >> he was also injured on the job in 1998. an allegedly drunk driver crashed into his car car and he had to be extricated. he had a broken ankle. live from the hospital. back to you. >>

another developing story overnight: someone tried to outrun a police car... and crashed. it happened just before 2-am. police were chasing this car southbound on central park avenue, when the driver lost control and crashed it into a concrete barrier at 32-nd street. one person was killed... another is in serious condition at stroger hospital. it's not known *why the police were chasing the car. police are looking for a man who sexually assaulted a teenage girl on her way home from a homecoming event. the teen was walking alone near proviso east high school just before midnight last friday. she was on madison street near first avenue when the suspect grabbed her and attacked her in the nearby thatcher woods forest preserve. the white house admits, "isis" is winning. american authorities say airstrikes on "isis" targets are not stopping the terrorist fighters from advancing on the northern syria border city of kobani.

they expect the city to fall, any day now, because kurdish fighters don't yet have the firepower and training to stop the "isis" assault. now, the white house is trying to play down the importance of losing kobani. but the u.n. says, it's going to have a huge impact. expecting kurdish fighters to be overwhelmed and expecting a key syrian border city to fall, i cannot sustain another city to fold. >> everyone has said that this is going to be a long and sustained effort. no one thought this could turn around er >> only in large ground force will stop them. the obama administration an isis takeover of kobani would not be a major concern for the united states. ...but a top u-n official says the world would deeply regret it. security plans for sunday's chicago marathon will include medical teams looking out for ebola type symptoms.

runners from 152 countries will be flying in to be in the marathon. none of them are from west africa, which has been plagued medical teams will be in place,. just as they would be for influenza and other viruses. they say any runners with symptoms should get medical attention. the ebola outbreak is now being treated like a national security priority. the president is calling for additional passenger screening at airports, but he's against banning travelers from west africa. four-thousand u-s troops are being deployed to west africa to help fight against the disease. the pentagon says most of them won't be exposed to the virus, but those in testing labs could have contact with it. there have been over 74-hundred cases of ebola in west afr more than 34-hundred people have died. the key suspect in the murder of a skokie teenager is out of jail. a 17-year-old student from chicago was arrested monday, in connection with last week's shooting of maxwell gadau. but yesterday, investigators said they have yet t collect enough evidence to charge him. so they let him out. 4 other teens are charged in gadau murder. police say, he was in a car with a female friend who was selling marijuana when the shooting happened. the girl was also shot... she remains hospitalized.

a man and a woman are suing the hammond police department for using excessive force during a traffic stop. their main piece of evidence is this cell phone video. lisa mahone was pulled over in hammond, on september 24-th, for not wearing a seatbelt. officers asked her passenger, jones said he didn't have i-ion. d...instead a traffic ticket. police say jones refused officers' orders to get out of the car. they say officers busted the window and used a stun gun because jones was reaching behind him for a possible weapon. >> a 14 year-old is the one who took the hardest because not every time a police car passes our car and you can tell. she is just not right. and the teacher says she is not paying attention in school. it all started from that point.

>>mahone's 14 year old daughter recorded this video. hammond police say they have their own video of the incident, but they have not released it. no weapon was found in the car. jones was issued citations for resisting arrest. chicago teachers union president karen lewis remains in the hospital for an undisclosed ailment. the union says lewis went to a doctor because she wasn't feeling well sunday evening. but there have been no updates the union is only saying that she's doing better, and they're waiting for more information from doctors. on monday it said she did not suffer a stroke. lewis has been considering running for mayor and contributed 40-thousand dollars to her political fund. contract talks with striking teachers in waukegan broke down last night and negotiators haven't set a time to get back to the bargaining table. 12-hundred teachers hit the picket lines last thursday, keeping about 17-thousand students at home. the teachers want a pay increase totalling 23-percent over three years. district 60 administrators say they can't afford that.

repairs to the fire-damaged aurora air traffic control center are on schedule... and the center should reopen next monday. the center has been offline since september 26-th, when police say a contract worker set fire to the basement and tried to kill himself. brian howard told police he was angry that he was being transferred to hawaii. replacement equipment is being tested this week... and the transfer of traffic control operations will start sunday night. even the famous eiffel tower has to be updated to stay at the top of the tourism industry. the paris landmark unveiled a new glass floor this week, similar to chicago's willis tower. visitors can now look straight down about 200 feet to the plaza below. it's part of a 38-million dollar makeover for the tower that includes new restaurants and shops on the first floor. >> they are copycats. >> chicago is always first. let's go back out of the guys at the planetarium. >> good morning. we are out here for the total lunar eclipse the will happen in the next few

hours. this moon is the blood of moon. our second blood moon a clips in a row. the moon is 5% bigger than the last time. it will be for lunar eclipses in a row. this is the last time this will happen until 200032. so you have to get old to see that again. we will show you the full lunar eclipse in a moment when it develops. but let's talk about the weather first. we are expecting temperatures in the mid 40's and low '50's. a bit cooler this morning. but not too cool. yesterday's high was in the mid-60s. we will make that again today. we are dry and stay dry today. tonight is a different story. potential for showers and maybe a thunderstorm this get into tonight and tomorrow. here's we are expecting, today's high in the mid-50s. tonight we fall back into the 40's. thursday, a good

chance of showers back in the '50s. friday and saturday looking of sunshine and as the get into the tail end of the weekend, maybe more rain. more from here in just a bit. marcus is here, astronomers are here. we are going to learn a lot. get your science books and all that. >> coming up, a tragic accident while crews were fighting wildfires in california. >> and a young child caught passing a deadly drug to her friends at day care. >> and disturbing allegations of child molestation against a man who played a preacher on seventh heaven. details

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took it. the mother is free on bail. her two other children were removed from her home. a woman may be limping after an attempted burglary went wrong. this security video came from a home in washington state. it shows a woman in a hooded sweatshirt lurking around and trying to get inside. the homeowner says he heard started banging on the window. that's when the burglar fell off the roof. she then gets up and runs away. >> it's like keystone kops. >>the homeowner says the fall is everyone's favorite part of the video. >> we have passing out heroin and burglars following from the roof. oh dear. let's go out to marcus with some good news we hope. >> good morning. we are here, attracted this guy down. the senior astronomer is here with

me. >> it is nice and clear and we have a beautiful night for visitors to come down. >> so people may be breaking up maybe they didn't hear about this and are wondering what's happening. break it down into simple terms. what is happening. >> so, the earth is casting its shadow so the sunlight gets one side at night and there is a shadow going out from the night side of the earth. the moon is calling into that shadow. it is slowly being immersed rate now for the next hour and then it will be totally eclipsed by 525. >> just in the last few minutes with in that top left corner and it's starting to get dark. >> that started at 4:15 a.m.. >> will the color change question mark >> not until about 520 a m maybe even later. we don't know what color. but it always go toward

the red side. in the yellow or red maybe even like a brick red. but it will be lower and there have been some volcanoes erupting recently. you know that. some volcanoes produce dust and the dust will affect the moon's color. all the way from iceland. >> so we have volcanoes and the moons. >> have you ever heard of a man crash. >> to you have the right now? i will step out of here. >> it's not fun. let's take a look at the weather. sorry, this is not very interesting. but temperatures are in the mid '40's. generally clear conditions. we have clear skies right now as we are here watching this lunar eclipse. all sunshine today. today's high in the mid-60s. tonight into the mid '40's. chance of showers coming later tonight. that rain will linger into thursday.

thursday we will have much of the same. high temperatures in the low to mid 60's. friday we expect a tryout. and for the big marathon weekend temperatures warm up a bit highs in the mid- 60s chance of showers as the get into next week. my parents didn't buy me a telescopes all had to make my own. >> that's why you are a meteorologist. i would rather be an astronomer because no one gets mad at me when the weather is bad. >> no milkshakes get thrown at you? save me erin. >> and just watching it. you have the lunar eclipse and i don't know what else we can throw out there for you. i don't think that guy could get any more excited. >> i have to get to mars somehow. it's a one-way trip but i am going. >> too excited this morning. let's take a look of the roads. we do have some traffic already on the kennedy outbound. to left lanes blocked until 5:00. is

slow, but there. in bound, work at cumberland liens on the right there will be picked up to about 45 minutes. good news is that volume is light. no big backups there. the to look through this. >> coming up, details on the latest flare in the nfl abuse scandal ahead of a meeting of the owners today. that's after 430. >> and coach is already juggling with the black hawks' . stay with us for more.

good morning. the bulls have lost a few preseason games. the world has not come to an end. the coach had a motley crew at the end of regulation and in overtime. and the pistons had some starters in the game. detroit is the winner in an overtime game. not a lot going on. now what didn't play but gibson did in their showing when he to do with the first unit. great shooting from him to watched as brooks helped to get the game into overtime. he is a need robinson all over again. then in the overtime, mcdermott, no fear at the rim carried. the bulls, one point short in

overtime. the blackhawks skating yesterday, one player injured a practice he may miss the opener. there are plenty of changes on the back line with a trade to the islanders. it's going to take some getting used to with the ups but nobody is too concerned. >> it's just a matter of me bringing everything i have and and we have a dot olot of good players. >> there's always adjustments. sometimes that can be a good thing. it can make things different. we can work with it we will see how it plays out. it's tough to say right now. but think everybody is prepared. >> the adjustment to something as a defenseman, you have your own game, you're familiar with a

partner but i think it's hockey you just play and we look forward to helping out the younger guys. >> tough to get tonight, after the 9:00 news, here come the hawks. from dallas before the season opens thursday night. people reticle here tonight. that's morning sports. >> i miss him. don't see him as much anymore. >> but get that shot. the clips is getting ready to come through and take shape. how are you guys doing? >> i'm here. we are just beginning to watch this eclipsed as the forms. early this morning around 5:00 is when the moon will be completely covered. today, expect nice weather. sunshine, high temperatures in the mid-60s. and nice day. rain

will come through tonight. often on showers thursday into the weekend temperatures will moderate. another chance of showers as to get into next week. fairly nice october weather. we're clear this morning. here's aaron with the traffic. >> here's a look at what's happening on the bishop ford. i think i have the clips behind me as well. his o'clock. everything is moving along pretty well. that's the dan ryan circle. we have some work outbound-1/4 from the merge. it's taking up to the flames until 6:00. and still watching some work on the lasalle street bridge project. doing something tinwork that will basically go to the ninth of november impact in the north end of lasalle. we have more traffic coming up. >> a still more to come. >> an update on the man in texas diagnosed with ebola and why his family says the can't look at him right now. >> and a cts social worker

honored for donating a kidney could be forced out of a job. >> allegations of child

breaking news overnight: a six- hour standoff on the south side

is over... one man dead, one arrested... and a chicago police captain shot. details, in a *live report. isis is expected to overtake a key city in syria... why u-s officials say it's not a major concern. and the first lady comes home to rally democrats ahead of the election. >> good morning. it's 430 a m. we go to demetrius at the planetarium this morning with the lunar eclipse. >> and marcus is with him. >> can you see him over there? >> we can. >> we get paid to do this. we are here to live at the planetarium. a full lunar eclipse. i don't know if you heard of it. but it's the blood moon when the earth's shadow will come across the moon and make it dark. that will happen at about 5:25 a.m.. we will have more we will talk with astronomers maybe two or 300 people are here. more

g. we were here lastle here this april. it was cloudy. this time it will be clear. perfect conditions. temperatures in the mid-60s by the afternoon. starting in the upper '40's and low 50s this morning. we can expect clear skies, all sunshine. we do make 65 degrees. the next few days the chance of rain and showers as it into thursday and into the weekend things clear out. more rain comes early next week. the complete seven days forecast in a moment. let's check on the roads she stuck in the studio erin, in your heart out. >> and say i wish i sat next to you in astronomy class and would have been cheating and you-- cheating off of you every day. here's what's happening. reacg work from van buren to wacker. you can see that. in should be picked up by this friday. you're getting close to seeing this project finally

finished. some work on the kennedy this morning causing some slow spot. this should be picked up by 5:00. causing a few sluggish thoughts through there. in bound everything is moving along pretty well despite the leaned out and cumberland. that's it for traffic. >>breaking news overnight in the shooting that put a chicago police captain in the hosp late last night-- police put an end to a tense standoff that lasted for hours. randi belisomo is live at stroger hospital with the overnight developments. >> the 50 year-old captain is in serious condition after being shot in the shoulder. also has a graze wound on his head. the veteran of nearly three decades is expected to survive. the officers were trying to arrest a man in connection with this shooting of three people last weekend in indianapolis. the suspect has been identified as

daniel brown. he was traced to his sister's apartment through a tractor-trailer he allegedly had stolen from a truck yard on sunday. task force members not on that door on self low around 5:30 p.m.. the gunman started shooting out the window. officers pulled the capt. into the vestibule to escape. by doing that, they're trapped inside. the suspect was taken out the back door. the mayor visited the officer. hours later the gunman remained barricaded in the apartment. police found a used a bullhorn to urge him to give himself up. six hours after it started, a 40 year-old man is dead police say. brown has been taken into custody. the captain is the highest ranking officer shot in the line of duty in years. >> may be shot twice a mighty one bullet in and out. and as a fragment into locations. but the

important thing is he is in good spirits surrounded by his family and he is going to be ok. >> also injured on the job back in 1998 when an allegedly drunk driver crashed into a squad car. he had to be extricated from that accident and he suffered a broken hip and a broken ankle. live and structure hospital. back to you. >> ices fighters are still dancing on a key border city in syria. they expect the city to fall any day because kurdish fighters to not have the firepower and train to stop the assault. what else is trying to play down the importance of losing the city. but they said it would have a huge impact. >> we cannot sustain another city falling under this group. >> the president and anyone has said from the get go, this was going to be a long and sustained

effort. no one thought it would turn around overnight. >> opposition fighters say only large coordinated ground force stop basis. the president refuses to send ground troops to the fight. in london there have been men arrested. >> the family of ebola patient in texas says the cannot bear to see him in his condition right now. he's hospitalized in critical but stable condition. sedated on a breathing machine and on kidney dialysis. relatives from north carolina saw him to the hospital's camera system on monday but did not want to do it again yesterday because they say it was too painful to look at. the family arrived with jesse jackson because they're concerned that he was not getting the same

treatment an american would receive. a woman from hanover park has died from west nile virus. she was in her 40's and had other health issues which weakened her abilities to fight the virus. one of three deaths in illinois entered a bid to west nile. health officials have a bias continued protection from mosquito bites which spread the disease. >> taken a look at the other top stories. police looking for a man who adopted a teenage girl off the streets in maywood and sexually assaulting her. this happened in river forest. the victim was walking alone friday after a homecoming dance. >> prime suspect in the murder release. he was gunned down last month, the 17 year-old boy. a girl shot and wounded while selling marijuana to five people. four are charged in the murder. police said they arrested the alleged shooter on monday but still cannot charge him because they have not gathered enough evidence.

>> a couple is suing the police department for using excessive force. this video shows an officer using a stun gun on a passenger. the passenger was try to cooperate police say he refused orders to get out of the car. the department says the heart their own video of the incident but it wasn't released. for years ago he donated a kidney and publicity nearly lost him his job. now he's involved in a residency dispute with the school district agai he gave his kidney to a grocery clerk but it revealed he lived in evanston and not the city. then there was a gentleman's agreement made not to enforce the lead residency leaning. but now barbara bennett tells of the house to move in or else. >> wrote a nice letter saying she appreciated the gesture and how it saved some his life but rules are rules and i had to be fired. >> when he was hired in 2002, he was so it--the city was so in

need of social workers a week the residency requirement. >> city hall plans to expand a program using a new form of bond money. the mayor will seek to generate $17 million to enroll more than 2000 low-income children into pre k programs over the next four years. the money will come from social impact bonds, the tip of bond only paid back if the program succeeds. students would have to reach specific education benchmarks in order for the bond to be paid off. the mayor says the investment is worth the risk. the program is slated to begin next month. >> michele obama was in town to rally her democrats to get out and vote. several thousand people attended the rally at the pavilion. the first lady praise the governor for his efforts for education and raising the minimum wage. also urged democrats to get involved in non presidential elections. >> every day between now and november 4th, we need you out

there doing the hard work, knocking on the doors, making the calls. a person to person contact. these are our voters. we need you to tell people to vote early. that's what we are going to be doing even from washington. >> the first lady also attended a fund-raiser before the rally. the president will be back in town october 19th for a democratic fund-raiser. that event will raise money for democrats nationwide. meanwhile deponent met with >> supporters of the gold coast hotel. he has new advertisements that tied governor quinn to the deaths of 95 children whose families had previous contact with the cfs. blaming the governor for those child abuse victims. the campaign calls in a new low same their despicable and falls. >> hillary clinton will be here for a fund-raiser. scheduled to give a speech and a medical conference at the economic club of chicago. several other spots for democrats and least six

other states as well. >> man not be as violent as pit bull fighting but check out these two combatants in australia. two male kangaroos. there duking it out in the middle of a residential street north of sydney. >> that some street fighting. >> it appears to have been a fight for territorial dominance. one can rule knocked out once but the fight seems to have ended in a draw. >> he's doing the carotid kid and everything. >> that's words. right there. >> speaking of duking it out, demetrius and markets are having a good time down at the planetarium this morning. >> this is something that doesn't happen very often. for lunar eclipses in a row. we will see that again until 2033. some kids will have to be pretty old

to see that again. this is called the blood moon. it's a very big one. bigger than the one we saw in april. april was about 5 percent smaller because the moon is closer now. the moon is half covered by the the earth's shadow. it will soon be completely covered and then it will clear out again. a lunar eclipse is when the moon goes behind the earth's shadow and it's ok to see it with the naked eye. so go out and see if you can or just look at the screen. but look at the weather. temperatures in the mid 40's early on. climbing in some areas into the low 50s. sunrise just before 7:00 a.m.. it's all sunshine for today. we have a nice day coming highs in the mid-60s. we are expected clear conditions generally. some clouds across the region but no rain. take the umbrella and put it away as to get into the rest of the day. temperatures will climb into the mid '60s early on but as the get into the afternoon which top out at 65.

tonight down into the mid-40s. chance of showers come thursday often on rain showers in the 70 forecasters but temperatures in the mid-60s. if you're running the marathon, temperatures will be in the upper '40's early on coming up into the mid 60s by the afternoon. that's the forecast. remember, we will be out here at the planetarium until about 5:25 a.m. when the moon is covered. hopefully we have confetti and maybe the mayor will drop in from a parachute or something like that. >> that's how does it. >> demetrius has that early scoop. >> don't give him any ideas. >> and calling him out. >> you never know. >> still ahead, the latest player arrested in the ongoing nfl abuse scandal. >> and seventh haven't actor accused of child molestation. we'll tell you how it all came about. >> and one loan plans to do after her cancer diagnosis causes a whole lot of controversy. more on th

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security request is prohibited by the communications act. if you courts have found that rule to be unconstitutional. >> >> let's send it out to markets and demetrius they're having a good time at the at other planetarium. look at batman. it's about one-third covered. >> that's rapier what you think demetrius? looks about half covered? >> you see it on pictures but when you are out here it's totally different. and you've got some great pictures you have them up on the web site later. >> how many people would you say are here? a couple hundred? >> a few hundred. this is data of the year. what made you come out here? >> that my daughter is into astronomy each one a to see the lunar eclipses we came out here we saw it on the web site and its beautiful. >> so you are beaming with

excitement. but some like to see it in person? >> it's beautiful. the moon has always been so magical to me. i staring for hours. it's so gorgeous. it's just magic. >> i know we've been looking to the telescopes that are here. you have one here and that's taking some pictures through it and the pictures are incredible. how long have you been doing this? >> about five years. >> what are you looking at right now. >> right now the moon is passing in front of the earth's shadow. >> what you think? >> it's awesome. for some people it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see it through a telescope. >> so this is you. look at this. we call it a telescope but this is a more like a house or in mortgage note. >> it's pretty expensive but it's worth it.

>> very good. we are out here all morning until 6:00 a.m.. if you are in the area, and down. it's better than last time when we were here in april. the will have more. >> about 5:25 a.m. the moon will be fully covered then it will peak out again. early on when the temperatures in the mid '40's and low 50s. a bit of a chill. you will need that jacket. but as the get into the composite, dry conditions across the region. chance of showers. not today but tonight. enjoy this wednesday, it will be sunny. temperatures will rebound into the '60s. as the system moves our way tomorrow we expect showers to develop late tonight and into thursday. there's this high in the '60s. good chance of rain. we will have that rain into thursday and friday we try out with a high temperature back into the mid '60s. so here we are, i would

say there are about 200 people here. look at this thing. all i want for christmas is a this. >> i don't know. i saw a small one at walgreen's it was the starter kit i think it was about 12.99. maybe will start there and need to work your way out. >> no. >> you have to be good to get the big one. outbound from foster, to left lanes blocked. we're close to seen this be picked up. upon the downside, more work this one a cumberland. still watching that seem a bit of a delay. it will be out of the way before you know it. bishop has a nice recovery coming u >> coming up, and jennifer lawrence speaks out about the nude photos leaked on line. we will be back.

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given anyone permission tois look at her bo. one of dozens of people who were having pictures light of mine. >>jessie helt, miley cyrus's homeless date to the v-m-a's, was sentenced to six-months in jail for violating his probation. the 22-year-old asked the judge for leniency and one more chance. the judge however, cited continuing probation violations as the reason to revoke his helt was arrested in 20-10 onl. misdemeanor charges. cyrus is helping helt pay his legal fees. let's go back out to the planetarium. how's it looking? a closer to the full lunar eclipse? >> it is closer to the moon is getting covered. preconditions. sometimes we of cloud cover or not a lot of good viewing atmosphere but not today. in feeding get outside take a look. that moon will be covered by the earth's shadow at about 525. we

are live at the planetarium this morning. 200 or more people are out here checking this out. the blood moon, today's high temperature in the mid-60s. into tonight a chance of showers comes our way. thursday into the '60s.

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