former bears g-m jerry angelo says n-f-l teams hid hundreds of abuse incidents. details in a *live report. karen lewis hands over her leadership duties ... she's still in the hospital with a serious illness. and pat quinn and bruce rauner face-off in their first televised debate for the governor's seat. 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. but first, he is running the marathon on sunday. he is scared. >> are you ready? >> i am not. but guess i'm signed up and a lot of people think i can do it. >> you can do it. >> this may be the last thing i

ever do. >> you are good to be fine. >> good forecast for the weekend. runners don't want sunshine or heat. we won't get that. that's good news. today, potential for sprinkles. partly cloudy. high temperature only in the low 60s and in some areas upper 50s. 48 at chicago. 39 in lansing. here we go, valparaiso is currently at 40. satellite composite shows cloud cover that will linger but the rain stays into portions of central illinois. besprinkled potential today but that it. still cool temperatures today. 57 by 5:00 p.m.. 59 for the high temperature this afternoon. partly cloudy today. today down 40. crosstie 69. sunday, 61 degrees. i am just saying, if

you are buying the neurologist any gifts. and massage or any kind would be appreciated. >> we have to think about this again because we got hot shorts and would cut the little top. you never said anything about a massage. we do have some closures i can show you for the marathon. we have a stretch of them from columbus blocked off. jackson has a closure of boy to lakeshore drive. and the third one a lawyer to michigan avenue, they're not going to pi that up until 10:00 a.m. monday morning. that means there's a lot of skirting around for people this weekend. keep that in mind if you're going to cheer on your loved one. we have more traffic in just a bit. >> after the blackhawks season opener in dallas, coach quenneville said they should call the cops, because they stole two points last night.

the stars out-shot the hawks 24- to- 11 in the first two period but only down two-one in the third and on the power play... duncan keith passes to patrick sharp for the slap shot and it's tied at two. onto the shoot-out where patrick kane beats the goalie with the back- hander. corey crawford stopped 32 of 34 shots and the hawks win three- two. much more coming up in sports. former bears general manager jerry angelo is making a confession about domestic violence in the n-f-l. he says the league looked the other way hundreds of times. patrick elwood is live at tribune tower with more.. patrick? >> good morning. we are getting a reaction from the bears as well. but coming off the high profile case of the raven's running back, the former gm is saying that he saw hundreds or heard of hundreds and hundreds of cases of domestic abuse during his years in the leak. that spanned 30 years. in los

says he is sorry for looking the other way. he worked for the cowboys, the giants, the buccaneers before coming to the bears. he has not worked since he was released in 2011. he says when he saw the powerful pictures from that video of the player punching and knocking out his wife, he felt remorse after so many nfl related domestic abuse cases were swept under the rug. he says, we knew it was wrong for whatever reason, it just got glossed over. i'm knows psychiatrist so i really can't get into what that is, just telling you how i was, i looked at myself first and was part of that but i did not stand alone. the bears released a statement by distancing the team saying it is surprised by the comments and they do not know what he is referring to. jerry angelo is

due to be on the game, the gm this morning. we hope to hear more from him to clarify what he said and what he meant. reporting from downtown. back to you. >> we have breaking news this morning... mikhail gorbachev has been hospitalized. russian media are reporting, the former soviet president is being treated for the recurrence of an illness. not clear what. we know he's a diabetic... but it's not clear whether it' the eason for his current problem few questions were answered at a news conference about the hospitalization of karen lewis, except that her condition is serious enough ... the vice president of the chicago teachers union is stepping u >> we have to respectfully implore people there is a limit about what i can share about her health. >>jesse sharkey says lewis underwent surgery and remains in the hospital, recovering fm a

"serious illness". he says he was asked not to say more than that. sharkey is taking over her union duties, for now. many are still wondering what this means for her potential mayoral run. we don't make citizens for her. decisions. >> her campaign was just getting momentum. the exploratory committee process was working for her. this is clearly a setback. >>lewis wasn't expected to announce her candidacy before the mayoral election is ini february. some major airports are getting ready to perform new health screenings for ebola. that's for travelers arriving from liberia, guinea, and sierra leone. they'll answer some questions and have their temperatures taken. new york's kennedy airport will four other airports, including o'hare, start next week. >> you don't catch everyone.

just those who are ill. some could even still get through the gate. >>one man picked a bad place for making a joke about ebola. four people in hazmat suits took him off a u-s airways flight after it landed in the dominican republic. the airline says that he had said he had been to africa and had ebola. the man shouted it was a joke as he was taken off the plane. it turns out that a sergeant in dallas doesn't have ebola after all. michael monnig got sick days after he responded to the apartment where ebola patient monnig is back home after he he went to the hospital on wednesday, which was the same day that duncan died. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. authorities are issuing a community alert on the far south side.. after two men tried to lure multiple children into their vehicles. the incidents happened between october fourth and october sixth in the morgan park neighborhoods.

authorities say the men were driving a white work van... and a maroon four door vehicle. no one is in custody. there's a bond hearing this afternoon for this man, lorenzo jones, after police say fired a high-powered rifle at a c-t-a train. it happened late yesterday morning on the la salle street blue line subway platform. police caught him a short time later. investigators say jones fired five times... but he was carrying 60 rounds of ammunition. no one was hit. jones faces several felony counts. he already has a long criminal record. chicago police now say, a total of 40 shots were fired in an englewood shootout between daniel brown is charged witht. murder, because tuesday's shootout resulted in the death of a friend. it's not clear who fired the fatal shot. police captain ed kulbida, who was shot in the jaw, is recovering at home. a second officer was wounded in the leg. a bolingbrook teenager's detention hearing has been

prosecutors say muhammed khan plotted to travel to iraq or syria to join "isis." he was arrested at o'hare. when prosecutors asked that the hearing be closed to the media and the public, khan's attorney objected, and said iou be open to all. governor quinn and challenger bruce rauner squared off in their first debate. the debate was held last night in peoria. quinn says rauner's ideas would benefit the upper class at the expense of everyone else. rauner says quinn is part of the democratic machine that's d to bad government in illinois. rauner also said his business experience would help him turn the state around. >> business leaders and ceos can get it done. it's that executive leadership. i have worked in and around government for pension reform and education reform and good government in many regards. >> my opponent talks about successful results being involved in 12 different bankruptcies involving other companies. there have been six of his executives indicted and

convicted and sent to jail. >>quinn and rauner will have two more televised debates before next month's election. the next one is tuesday. the last one is on october 20- th. a tentative deal has been reach to avert a teachers strike at hinsdale central and hinsdale south high schools. district 86 teachers were set to hit the picket line on tuesda their union and the district were at odds over salary, but, they reached a newnsions. contract agreement last night. it still needs to be approved by teachers union members and the school board. the district covers hinsdale, oak brook, darien, clarendon hills and burr ridge. winnetka police are investigating "inappropriate photos" allegedly n and exchanged during school hours... by students at new high school. officials say in some cases, students didn't know photos of them were even taken. they also say students are made aware of the consequences of using any form of electronic communication in "potentially harmful ways." a couple in colorado is really wishing they didn't leave their

leftover food from dinner in their car. they woke up to their alarm going off in the middle of the night, and this is what they found ... member if there is good or bad it video we will run it. a black bear sitting in the front seat. wildlife officials say the bear likely opened the car door itself, to get to the food inside. but then it got trapped, and did 15-thousand dollars worth the damage trying to find a way out. >> just a few scratches. but that is one smart bear. >> the bear opened and closed the car? >> that's what they're sayin we buried that lead. >> we just don't know it. today's temperatures starting off in the low fifties. it's a bit chilly in wadsworth. highland park reading and 38. we

are dry. there is potential for sprinkles. nothing too heavy though. fairly nice today if not cooler than normal. 59 on saturday. marathon sunday we are expecting showers. i guess it all depends on the time, nearly 70 with storms for columbus day. >> we will see how is getting ready for his tight rope off. >> and demetrius introduces us to a grandfather with a special mission to show why he is running the marathon. >> and we were on the red carpet at the chicago film festival. we will hear from the star's chapter 430. >> the tightake rope walker is

preparing for his next spent in a 15-degree incline from one ofb the marina city towers, across the chicago river, to the leo burnett building. then he'll walk *between the marina towers, blindfolded. he's doing his training in sarasota, florida. the chicago walk will take place sunday evening, november after demetrius is done with the marathon this is your next list to do. >> my whole fear of death thing,

that just really misses me. but let's talk about the marathon. i hope you are ready to be inspired. we have a story about a runner, a local guy running for a special reason. he's been on the news and in the huffington post because of what he is running. check it out. >> so far i've done 1,650 mi.. >> so inspired by his 12 year- old granddaughter's fight with cystic fibrosis he came up with a crazy idea to raise money for research. running around the country in her honor. literally running at around the country. >> 11,000 mi.. >> what is that like? >> i will get back to when done. >> 11,000 mi. from seattle to maine to florida to california. the entire perimeter of the u.s.. >> i decided i had to do

something for her and fought running is something i have learned to do. >> but if you ask him about his experience, he will tell you it looks like this. he's blind. the metallic luster eye sight. >> it was an accident with the drunk driver lost control of this vehicle. >> as a blind runner he can't run alone city trains a guide runner to show him the way. >> left turns are easy because i can feel the road and moved and i just follow it around. >> his goal is to raise $50,000. when he runs the chicago marathon he will do with the help of the cystic fibrosis foundation. >> the awareness he is raising for the deceased and the money he is raising for the foundation is on parallel to anyone with ever had tears. >> i can quit any day i want and

just go home and live my normal life again. but today i can't. this is what keeps me going. they can't quit. >> he has only run about 1,000 mi. of the 11,000 mi. journey. he will be in chicago this weekend. you can donate to his cause. his only raised about one-fifth of the $50,000. even go on line to his page. go to: *w-w-w-dot c-f-f .org / l-w- c/david kuhn*. he is blind. and he is going to run his fifth chicago marathon. >> time to get off the couch. >> let's take a look at the weather. temperatures are going to be in the low 50s. right now we are completely dry. we are dry early on. into the early afternoon may be a sprinkle. 44 degrees right now. wind of the north at 5 mi.. dew point is 37.

barometer is 30 in.. that is relatively high. we have seen light sunshine but cool temperatures. we don't warm up much yet. but at the tail end of the weekend temperatures will jump up a bit. it's 48 at midway. we are four degrees cooler at o'hare. satellite composite shows rains out of 70. we will have the slight chance of a sprinkle today but that's it. sunshine to complete the day and into tonight expect crowds to be variable but i think we clear out late tonight. saturday looks nice in the '50s. but sunshine we reached the '60s. coasting into neutral when the weather is nice. " the cloudy conditions. some sprinkles are possible. tonight we're back down to 40. mostly clear. frost is possible. if you're trying to hold on to the palm tree in your

yard, get it inside for the weekend. these nights are getting cooler. 59 degrees saturday appearance sunday chance of rain. should be later during the marathon. probably after 130. high temperature will be 61 degrees. aaron, i have to admit i am scared. i hope that have reported john there. >> i think there will be a couple. we will know where to find you to take pictures. the honey pot is where you can find him. let's take a look. we have some sort work speaking of honeypots, this goes through november 7th. 27 streets are blocked off. we have this lasalle bridge painting project kicked off monday. it's kind of a pain for people because it's a busy spot north bound lasalle shut down to wacker. the work not picked up until november 9th. this just coming in, a crash on the inbound bishop ford. this is the 130. a car is

flip around a long way. they're working to clear this up. update on that and your travel times coming out. >> coming up, a family is suing the public schools over a bullying death. that story coming out. and next in sports -- patrick kane and corey crawford put on a show in the blackhawks season opener. and we know who is performing at the super bowl halftime show. >> more marathon talks. if you are a spectator we will tell you where to watch. and if you want restaurant specials, we have a steak house giving out free massages for runners. there you are demetrius! i will tell you more coming up.

time for sports. the blackhawks opened the season with a huge come- from- behind victory against the stars. dan roan has the full story from dallas. >> on the night when the coach had shuffled his lines unchanged at his parents, a rash of penalties in the first two confusing. that's when he had to get a big performance of his goaltender and that's exactly what crawford delivered. >> 2 points to nine, he was great. he played even better the

second period. but going into the third but certainly it wasn't easy. there were quick became at us and finally would pick it up in the third. >> in the shoot out, it was kane scoring the only goal as the hawks pick up the extra point. >> it was nice to capitalize on that one. obviously had a few chances in overtime. you get to points in a row against a tough team, it can't complain too much. >> the season opener is a success the get out with two points to come back to open the home portion of their schedules saturday night at the dead center. back to you. >>the bears should get roberto garza back for sunday's game in atlanta. derrick rose missed practice yesterday with lower body soreness. and the cubs hired chicago- native john mallee to be t new hitting coach. get ready to hear her roar -- katy perry is headed to the

superbowl halftime stage. the singer beat out coldplay and rihanna for this year's sp a couple months back, the n-f-l asked potential performers if they would contribute a portion of their earnings from post- super bowl touring.. perry public said on e-s-p-n's "college game day"... she's not the type of girl who pays to play at the super bowl... a gashes not going to pay? >> they don't get paid. >> but donating the money is the key. >> the nfl just put all that out there. they're really doing well. we expect to see temperatures in the upper 50s by the afternoon. 2:00 p.m. we are at 57. slight chance of a sprinkle today that it. the state dry into tonight. temperatures will climb into the 50s. los '60s in time for sunday. the seven days forecast with your marathon forecast all coming in just a moment. are you ready erin?

>> i am. a few other accidents, legitimate reasons for being late, in them before the car that flipped around the wrong way, the left lane is blocked. volume is light. emergency responders are on the scene working to attend to that dictum. keeping a close eye on that. a few other items, single lane of traffic outbound kennedy it's odd look what it's doing. slowing things down by 13 mi. per hour. very slow to there. that should be picked up no later than 6:00. finally in new accident in woodbridge. >> still more to come, the family of the liberian man who died from ebola virus is now asking questions about his care. >> and the north korean dictator is supposed to attend a very important dick tsteer money will the shoformer bears gm says nfls

hit hundreds of abuse incidents. details coming up. >> the man arrested after

opening fire on a blue line train. >> and metra wants to hike its fares 60%. >>good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. hi, demetrius. marathon man. >> everybody has their friday look. >> it's a mix of excitement and being tired. >> what ever else gets you going. just take a look at our day. in chicago it's 48. at the elementary school here of the temperatures. it's a bit chilly early on. hubbell these locations. when chicago reading at 38. a gun when reading at 39. it is chilly jacket weather. satellite's radar composite shows showers to the south. we've run the risk of seeing a light sprinkle. today's high temperatures, to local high 65 will be lucky to make even 60.

tonight down to 40. tamara's high 59. sunday we climb up to 61. for columbus day most people are off. high temperature in the upper 60s and it climb up to the 70 percent chance for rain. good morning. >> and recovery day for you. a lot of pain and had killed that day. speaking of marathons, have closures in place until 10:00 a.m. monday. columbus from congress to roosevelt, the stretch from lakeshore to michigan avenue, parking restrictions are in place a lot of the tours. plan accordingly if you are planning to cheer on your loved ones. a serious crash with a car flip around the wrong way. this is out of away pretty quickly. let's see if this is looking decent. back to the guys. >>former bears general manager jerry angelo says there are

hundreds of domestic violence incidents that the n-f-l ignored. patrick elwood is live at tribune tower with more.. patrick? >> certainly turning heads but as you mentioned, coming off that high profile case of the ribbons running back, the former bears gm is turning heads this morning. he says hundreds and hundreds of cases of domestic abuse during his years in the league. that spans 30 years for the former gm. he says he is sorry for looking the other way, and he worked for the cowboys and the giants and the buccaneers before joining the bears. she says when he saw the video of him punching and then knocking out his and then the fiancee, now his wife, he felt remorse that so many nfl related domestic abuse cases

were swept under the rug. here's a quote, he said, we knew it was wrong for whatever reason. it was just glossed over. the psychiatrist ... i am not a psychiatrist just telling you that i have to look at myself first. i was part of that but did not stand alone. in turn the bears released a statement yesterday saying essentially the don't know what jerry entries is talking about. there you go. that's the word from jerry angelo turning heads and making news. from downtown. >> the parents of a 12-year-old girl who committed suicide are now suing c-p-s over her death mc-kenzie philpot was a sixth grader at "peirce school of international studies" on chicago's north side, when she took her own life in may. she left messages on social media saying bullying was to blame. her parents say the school failed to follow its own

guidelines to investigate their daughter's case. they filed a wrongful death lawsuit yesterday against c-p-s and the school board. >> there was an incident revolving chasing her from the schoolyard and putting her up against a fence. >> they failed to follow protocol established by the chicago board of education. >>c-p-s launched its own investigation and found there was no credible evidence that philpot had been bullied. c-p-s would not comment any further, now that there is a lawsuit. metra is proposing an eleven percent fare increase next year, and that's just the beginning. metra wants additional hikes next decade. the increases would go towards modernizing metra's aging fleet of rail cars and locomotives, most of which arab years old. if the board approves the plan next month, the new fares would o into effect february first. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. there's a bond hearing this afternoon for this man, lorenzo

jones, after police say he fired a high-powered rifle at a c-t-a train. it happened late yesterday morning on the la salle street blue line subway platform. police caught him a short time later. investigators say jones fired five times... but he was carrying 60 rounds of ammunition. no one was hit. jones faces several felony counts. few questions were answered at a news conference about the but it was revealed that her condition is bad enough, that the vice president of the chicago teachers union is taking over her duties for now. jesse sharkey says lewis underwent surgery and remain in the hospital, recovering from a "serious illness". he says he was asked not to say more than that. governor quinn and bruce rauner had their first televised debate last night. quinn said that rauner's plans would benefit the rich, at the expense of everyone else. rauner warned that illinois would lose more jobs if quinn was governor for another four

years. their next debate is tuesday. the blackhawks opened the season with a come- from- behind victory in dallas. patrick sharp tied the game at two in the third, and patrick kane scored the only goal of the shoot- out. corey crawford saved 32 of 34 shots, and the hawks beat the stars, three- two. the home opener is tomorrow night. a passenger was taken off an airplane after the comments he made about ebola. four people in haz-mat suits removed a man from u-s airways flight 845, after it landed in the dominican republic. the airlines says the man said he had been to africa and he had ebola. but as he was taken off the plane, the man said that he was only kidding. the crew warned everyone about what was going to happen. no one was hurt. duncan, the man who died from the ebola his family is questioning that what was done for him. pointing out he was sent on the first time. >> it came from liberia and he

had all the symptoms that he may have had ebola. >> i think people need to appreciate that even under the best of circumstances, people is a very serious disease. >> he was given an experimental drug as soon as possible but the fda did not ask for approval until five days after she was admitted. a formal investigation will be done. >> speculation is swirling againspecula ili again, in north korea, as di kim jong un was a no- sh at an important ceremony today. kim's last public appearance was september third. he has gained a lot of weight since he took office... and many observers believe his health is failing. state-run media will say only that he is "experiencing discomfort." it's believed, kim's *si is running the country in his absence. governor quinn's former chief of staff angrily denied that a chicago anti-crime program was created solely to help quinn's

political fortunes. jack lavin testified at a two- california -- to attend a fundraiser at the home of an admiring actress.. gweneth paltrow hosted the event in her los angeles home last dinner, including mister president. the actress says she couldn't president is so handsome. chicago's seeing stars tonight the chicago film festival is getting underway. wgn entertainment reporter dean richards is live from the red carpet. time for sports. the blackhawks opened the behind victory against therom- stars. dan roan has the full story from the biggest thing for me is to be here to support more than just myself of the film, i adore the woman, she's got a kind and tenacious heart. >> the festival is becoming more and more important because, the system is not providing us with

very challenging work over the years. >> there he is again. the 50th annual chicago international film festival runs through october 23rd. >> isn't there too much product in his hair? i think a little too much. >> as long as he doesn't mess up the next true detective he can do it. >> you guys are just jealous. >> come on. >> really? this is some type of harassment i would think. 44 degrees right now. wind of the north at 5 mi.. we expect temperatures to climb into the upper 50s across the area. cooler than normal. we have a long way to go. it's only 37 in dekalb. kankakee reading at 44. satellite composite shows dry conditions. we do have some rain south of 70. partly cloudy skies. some sprinkles possible.

nothing heavy today. high temperature 59. down to 40 degrees tonight. mostly clear. frost is possible. maybe get your vegetation in side. as you look at saturday, it's 59 degrees. sunday we make up 40. i have to put you back in my ear because i took you out. have you calmed down and cool down? >> i'm not saying he wasn't handsome adjusted he had too much product in his hair. >> we don't like to be looked at like that. >> will have some trending stories coming up next. >> coming up, we are getting a look at the new models with some very cool features. there they are. that is pretty cool.

breaking news coming in. this young girl gray here,pakistani child education activist malala yousafzai and indian child rights activist kailash

satyarthi have won the nobel peace prize. at 17, malala is the youngest recipient of the prize. the teenager was shot in the head by taliban gunmen in october 20-12 for campaigning for girls' education. the nobel committee said the pair were awarded the prize "for their struggle against the suppression of children and young people". a protest over a deadly police shooting almost turned ugly in saint louis. the protest was over the deadly police say the suspect firedan three shots at the officer, before the officer returned fire and killed him. but protesters are drawing comparisons to the deadly police shooting of 18 year old michael brown in nearby ferguson. police say they were trying to get the crowd to disperse, when someone threw a knife. the knife hit an officer on the shoulder, but it wasn't the blade. no one was hurt. stocks took a big hit again on

thursday the dow plunged 335 points, it's worst day of the year. nasdaq fell 90. s-and-p dropped 40 points. dairy queen is the latest target in a data breach. the minnesota-based company says hackers got a hold of customer credit card information -- including names, credit and debit card numbers and expiration dates. there is no evidence social security or pin numbers were accessed. it affected 395 locations around the country between august and october. fewer than 600-thousand cards were affected. the same "back-off" malware has recently been used to attack more than 1-thousand other business. here are a few stories that are former "saturday night live" . hooks spent five years mindied us laugh on that show during

the 80's and 90's... with her spot on impressions. after she left, she appeared on "designing women," "3rd rock she was also in the movies... "peewee's big adventure" and "jiminy glick in lalawood." jan hooks was 57. a former mixed martial arts fighter barricaded himself in his home in california, when police showed up to arrest him for stalking and domestic violence. then, jason "mayhem" miller *tweeted the entire standoff... telling his followat the police overreacted by sending a "swat" team. he said, "they're gearing up like the bin laden raid." officers finally broke in, and arrested miller yesterday afternoon. this new car can move over a lane when drivers use turn signals also can judge how fast the car is going. it can even park itself what you stand outside to watch. them how much

is it? does it say? >> over under, you just don't know. >> good morning. this weekend we have nice weather continuing. we're coasting into neutral. each day we will expect temperatures to be close to normal if not cooler today. today's high only in the upper 50s. typically which it climb up to 65. there is a warm-up in the seven days forecast. satellites composite shows cool but dry conditions early on. we are expecting a light sprinkle but that's it. today, 57 degrees by 5:00 p.m.. 9:00 p.m. we are at 49. to our morning we are at a 40 degree temperature. some day we make 61. columbus day, i hope you are off, high temperature almost 70. another cool down for tuesday. >> taking a look at the outbound

kennedy, to slow stretches because of construction. down to a single lane. really slow there. you can see by the speed bumps showing that we are only moving 16 mi. per hour. it is crawling down to a single lane. the should be picked up by 6:00. heading up to another stretch this is the same spot where they had that work yesterday spend 80-94. this reminds me of kindergarten can you see it at home? it's pretty big. just in case you didn't know where it was. this is gone to be slow through here. we have a few other slow spots we will let you know what's all that gets picked up. >> it's early it's like a vision test. >> some people have them put their glasses on just yet. so they probably appreciate that. >> let's talk about the marathon. >> i ran chicago in 2011. in the next spot we're going to give him some advice about what could

happen to his body as he runs through this. >> can you hear erin laughing? >> i will make it bigger for next time. >> here's a bit about what you could expect this weekend. this sunday, 40,000 runners are going ahead had to grant park. as far north as addison. as far south as cellular field on 35th. you get to see a big part of the city. some streets will be closed. brace kicks off at 7:00 a.m.. to win the marathon, the first finishers usually come in around two hours. that's like setting your treadmill at 12 1/2 miles per hour and keeping that pace for two straight hours. good luck to them. if you want to watch the marathon by cta you can do this, take the red line, a great way to check it out. start at the first mile marker on grand avenue. get the map from the website. take that up

north. you can head right to mile eight. hopped back on the redlined down to sir mac you'll see them at mile 21. any good hop back on to the finish line. so you can see a big part of the marathon riding along. and carbon up. catcher carbohydrates. so there's a build your own pasta menu on saturday 15-$22. you could check that out. park grill downtown in millennium park, a marathon pasta dinner at $35. call to find out. after the race, if you are looking for food afterwards, a $25 sunday brunch you have to get there before 3:00 p.m. to get that. all you can eat. >> i will still be running. >> you will be done. you could run the marathon twice in that time. and the michael jordan steakhouses giving out free 10 minute massages. with purchase.

you could go and buy a beer and get your 10 minute massage when you are done. in the next hour we have more tips. that's going to be fun. >> just wishing you the best. >> he's going to do great spirit >> it will be the best day of life. >> we have more on the movies coming out this weekend including the judge.

in "the judge" two-time oscar nominee robert downey junior plays a high powered chicago lawyer who returns to hi small indiana hometown for his mothers funeral. while he's e his it's a father-son story, with downey playing his usual fast talking, know-it-all, showing little emotion in a role that really needed it. it's a deans list "b-minus" "pride" is the real life story of the 19-84 british miner's strike.. and theay unexpected supporters of thee wo it's a story of people from two different worlds, who learn that they have much more in common than they originally th it's a dean's list "b plus

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