.org-- breaking news overnight in the soutwest suburbs - after a small plane crashes into a residential area, killing althe people on board. a nurse in dallas contracts the ebola virus after treating the sole ebola patient in the and the "good" bears show up in atlanta and get back to their winning ways against the falcons. 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 off -- mike janssen has a check of our weather. >> we will see if demetrius can make it back tomorrow. and sure he did a great job on his marathon. congratulations to everyone who ran. >> the gun is an update on

twitter. he ran the whole time we got his update a check in more. >> i didn't see him at the very finish line beating everyone else. he didn't win. but he finished. >> there was no way that was going to happen. >> we do have some wet weather coming. just a beginning of what went to be and what started a mild day we do have some showers and thunderstorms likely a special later this afternoon into the evening but temperatures will be in the mid to upper 60s. four degrees warmer than average. already in the upper 50s through 60. there is some fog out there especially if you head out west. half a mile in aurora and into pretense of a mile in dekalb. there may be some fog and drizzle this morning. new wet weather in terms of rainfall. looking back to the southwest into central missouri, we are looking for a warm front to head in your direction. the chance of rain

goes up. the top out in the upper 60s. rain overnight could be heavy at times. the continued the chance of showers and storms tomorrow. wednesday widely scattered showers. maybe more weather into thursday as well. let's check on the roads. >> good morning. a quick look at our day. to construction projects out there along randolph street heading westbound freight car that intersects with dearborn that will be in place to the end of the week. carpenter road at northbound pratt also under construction. we will break down a number of the spots many picked up by 6:00. they will impact the early morning commutes. >>breaking news this morning, three people were kill wn a small plane crashein the midway airport. >> no survivors this morning. judy wang is lival

hills with the latest. >> that's the word from police. no survivors out here. this is a heavily residential area. we are about a block from the police station. ntsb is the lead agency investigating the crash. they will decide how long this area will be blocked off and when to begin the process of removing pieces from the aircraft. the plane went down at 10:40 p.m. near 101 in the southwest suburbs. there is debris scattered near people's yards. no homes were hit, no fire from the crash. faa says the twin engine left midway airport bound for kansas, crashing into a field. no information about the three people who were aboard. we have learned a plane was registered to a company, a r c. people who live near the crash site say planes flying overhead all the

time but the sound from this plane made them think something was not right. >> i caught the tail, i saw just a glimpse of it because it had already passed and i couldn't turn and as far but i just saw the ended and it was very loud. >> when filling says they felt their house start shaking the without side of the soft an airplane seat armrest. investigators are expected here at the scene in just a few hours. >>an air traffic control center in aurora is up and running again, more than two weeks after it was taken offline by a fire. the f-a-a gradually started transitioning flight plan information, communications and airspace back to the center overnight. an employee is accused of intentionally setting a fi in

the basement of the facility, it led to the cancellation of thousands fliofghts at o-hare and midway, and caused major delays at other airports. the c-d-c is working to confirm another ebola diagnosis in texas, as the global dea toll in the outbreak tops 4-thousand. andrew spencer h tes two chicago firefighters will the black woman 4000 people have died in the ebola outbreaks and the world health organization says it least one in every 20 has been a health care worker. the ebola virus is believed to have spread for the first time in the u.s. to a nurse at texas health presbyterian hospital. she had helped st. thomas duncan, the librarian man who died of the hospital last week. >> at some point there was a breach in protocol, that breach resulted in this infection. >> the case is similar to one in spain where a nurse's assistant became the first person to a contract ebola out of africa. >> we know how to stop it from

spreading but that doesn't mean it's easy. it's hard. it means you need meticulous attention to detail. >> that is not always present in africa where the vast majority has been affected including a number of health-care workers. some workers threatened to strike over the conditions there working. some survivors had stepped forward. >> we cannot contracted again so we can do this to help our fellow citizens. >> to chicago firefighters will recover from minor injurie they suffered at a residential building in bridpo it was a three-alarm fire at 29-th and lyman. firefighters had to be carried out. two separate mayday calls were issued. >> such a quick moving fire. it moved in quickly fire surrounded

them and firefighters were trapped. >>the firefighte wea at mercy hospital. the fire spread to two neighboring buildings before it was brought under contro all of the residents got out safely... but at least ten people will have to find other housing until the damage can be repaired. a 17-year old juvenile is under arrest for groping a woman on according to chicago police, felony charges have been approved by the cook county state's attorney's office against the teen. police say he was arrested friday. he was identified as the person seen grabbing a woman push a stroller on peterson avenue near the trail on october first. residents also reported seeing a nude male on or near the ai a man is expected to face charges, after one of chicago's new memorialse sculptures was damaged friday. the horses are meant to honor fallen police officers. this horse, in the 500 block of north michigan, had gold wings... but at least one of them was snapped off when a man climbed up and *sat on the horse. this particular horse honors officer patrick mc-gann, who ied on duty in july, 1977 the bears offense returned to form, while the short- handed defense shut down one of the

league top offenses. devin hester was held in check in atlanta. >> they're not meant to offend, their response to be on the offense. it's all in how you pronounce it. >>it's tied at three in the second when jay cutler airs it out to brandon marshall for a 47- yard catch that set up a touchdown. the falcons tied it at 13 until matt forte runs it in from six yards out for his first of two scores in the game. the defense got four sacks and an interception. bears win 27-13 and improve to three- and- three. uch more coming up in sports. this is why i don't usually do sports. have you say offense. >> welcome to the english- language and sports. it was a sweep for e kenyans at the chicago marathon.

eliud kipchoge won the men's division, finishing the race in just over two hours and four minutes. rita jeptoo won the women's title for the second yeain a row, in just under two hours and 25 minutes. 45-thousand runners took part in the race, 8-hundred of them needed medical attention along the route or at the finish line. it's estimated nearly two million spectators turned ou to cheer them on as they ran through 29 chicago neighborhoods. demetrius ivory was among those thousands of brave runners and he's home recovering this morning.. but we have these pictures from his run. this was his first marathon. and he smiling most of the way .. but he looked pretty wiped out at the finish line. there he is right after you finish. four hours 33 minutes. they're respectable time. we are told he does not plan to do this anytime again. but congratulations to him. we can't

wait to hear about it tomorrow. we let him sleep in today to recover. >> we will see him tomorrow. let's go to mike for weather. >> good morning. it looks like we are in for a wet day. take a look at the temperatures across the region, starting a mild. 60 from kerry and lincoln park also right now it's 59. cooler temperatures still in the mid- 50s in harvard and union and carol stream of 55. we do have lots of clouds. we could run into some drizzle or fog. looking back to the southwest into central illinois. here are the showers and storms headed in our direction. good chance of rain into the evening. 68 tomorrow. still in the mid-60s wednesday and thursday. even to friday. they cool and dry weekend. but to go back to you

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faces a sentencing hearing today in south africa, for shooting his girlfriend to death. pistorius admitted, he shot reeva steenkamp through his bathroom door in the middle of the night last year. his defense, was that he thought she was an intruder. pistorius was cleared of murder charges, but convicted of "culpable homicide." that's the south african his sentencing hearing isr. expected to take several day fighters from "isis" are on the verge of seizing control of the capturing the town would give "isis" almost total control a 100-mile swath of land in syria and iraq, all the way to the turkish border. with american-led airstrikes proving largely ineffective in stopping the "isis" advance, the pentagon is now sending low-flying helicopter gunships, to try to turn the tide. at the same time, "isis" forces have closed to within 15 miles the group already controls most of iraq's anbar prin more protests overnight as

police in hong kong started to remove some barricades from protest sites. police pushed back a couple of this comes after hundreds of people opposing the pro- democracy occupation tried to demonstrators are demandings free elections and the removal of the city's chief executive. pro-democracy demonstrations are entering their third week. two children were seriously hurt when an inflatable "bounce house" blew away in new hampshire. the two brothers--ages 2 and 3 years old-- climbed into the bouncy house at a halloween festival. the bouncy house hadn't been tethered down properly - and had hay bails in front of it to show it wasn't in use. but two children hopped in ...and while they were inse a gust of wind swept the house high into the air...trapping them inside. it came down hard more than fifty feet away. >> i hope they are ok. it came in this morning and moved the location. a turn it on to try it out. >>both of them are

hospitalized-- the younger boy isn critical condition. we're following an incredible story out of louisiana -- where an 11-month-old girl survive up to three days, trapped beneath her father's body. the girl's three- or four-year- old brother ran to a relative's house on fridaan their father was dead. a family member found the body of the 43-year-old man in his bed, with the girl pinned beneath him. investigators say the father apparently died of a sudden heart attack. the girl is being treated for skin blisters, but is otherwise said to be doing very well. evil clowns are on the loose in bakersfield, california. the latest sighting came saturday night. people in clown costumes have so far, there have been nogh some people speculate, it's just but one person says he saw a clown carrying a handgun. and a child claims he was chased by a clown with an axe. it's not clear whether it's a whole *crew of clowns just that is enough to creep ever

been out early on. >> a good reason to pull the covers over your head and just move on. looks like we will need our umbrellas today. it's 57 right now. wind and 5 mi.. statistics in waukegan. 59 of downtown chicago. could have some fog in some spots this morning like aurora where visibility is down to one-third of a mile. no wet weather right now. lots of clouds you can see sharers and storms down into parts of central missouri headed into our direction. a potent system will move through later tonight staying with us for a few days. we to expect some hit and miss showers to show up into the afternoon. especially during the evening as well when we crank things up a special towards 10:00 than overnight we could see shows and storms.

today, mainly overcast. scattered showers in the afternoon hours. high of 68. overnight would drop down to 60 degrees with showers and storms across a region. there is potential for heavy rainfall is especially some pounding on the roadways. today we're down to 60 overnight. marcia chance of showers and storms. a few showers on wednesday high 65. we will have more of your forecast of net. >> the morning. we had this california blue line under construction finally going to be wrapped up on the 16th. looking forward to that spirit that is where you are basically being swit over while they continue to work on the blue line. 56 and know what the bosses are impacted but looks like we are close to seeing this being finished up. and even though the marathon is over the

road closures are in place until 10:00 a.m. today that's what it will be picked up. it is affecting stretches of columbus and jackson downtown. those parking restrictions will be in place as well. more in just a bit. >> coming up, the chicago chicago-based company wins a multibillion-dollar order. >> and j cutler's it's back to his passing game in atlanta putting the bears up. >> the morning. we have a lot of world records in chicago. for a while it was the tallest building, the busiest airport, one a lot of people may not know is we have the world's largest rd i will tell you where our it is and how big it is. what can you do there besides laundry? more common now.

bleeding yesterday in atlanta, a two game losing streak comes to an end after a solid ground against the falcons. a loss may have done in the playoff hopes put the bears took a step

forward. 381 yds for cutler over to branded marshall for a first half touchdown. in the third, color again. it goes just about as far as he c.an jeffrey is there wide open. 74 yds inside the plan to attend. from there, they score tacking on the second touchdown in the fourth quarter as the bears used big plays in atlanta to get a victory, 27-13. >> we knew bieber going to have to get some chunks. i thought they did a good job of installing the game plan. dialing up the shot so we could push it armed. >> there was a field goal and then they came out we had a big aypl. i think that they really took the momentum back. i'm

proud of them. it was almost like a home game. we have to take it once the got the lead. i thought we had some good situational damages. we have to take advantage of those. >> the record is 3-3 they take on the miami next sunday. >>stocks continued to drop friday. the dow lost115 points. nasdaq fell 102. s-and-p 22. boeing announced a massive order of 50 jets on sunday, worth about 5 million dollars. the order came from garuda, indonesia, the flag-carrier airline. indonesia currently operates much of the airline industry is eager to update with more fuel- efficient planes. the new 737 max jets will be 14 the first delivery to an airline is scheduled for 20-17. a possible merger between

canadian pacific railway and c- s-x could bring together two of the world's largest railroad operators. together, they would have a combined market value of 62- billion dollars. regulatory obstacles may stand in the way-- the u.s surface transportation board has a history of intervening between deals. and national security officials both companies refused ton. comment about the "rumors". >> and we have a beautiful weekend. hopefully it will continue >> the beautiful weather will be gone. now it's going to be wet. a lot of our beautiful color in the trees will be disappearing. boat right now we just have car the skies. 57 degrees. it will warm up. look for the chance of rain to go up as well. temperatures topping in the upper 60s. grab the umbrella for the evening commute. how are

things so far this morning? >> we will get erin in just a bit. she's speaking with her producer. but coming up, we'll live with breaking news. three dead in the small plane crashed. >> the death of a child is blamed on that it respiratory virus. >> and the mayor makes changes to add police officers to

in the southwest suburbs, a small plane crashes over night killing three people on board. >> the faa center in aurora reopens after being sabotaged by a suicidal employee. >>and jay cutler and b get the big win in atlanta.. and snap their losing streak. good morng, nii'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. let's go to mike janssen for a check of the weather. you did not run the marathon. that meant no way. >> when did you get the call from demetrius? >> actually on thursday he said 95 percent sure he wasn't going to make it. he did give me some advance notice. if you want to take monday off go-ahead. i will get in the car. good for him. to

everybody who completed the run. at that morning if you are running today. no rain this morning. but later today temperatures will change. its mild right now. 55 degrees in streator. we are expecting a mild day. but watch out on the routes here's what could happen, down to one-third of a mile visibility in aurora. to miles at o'hare. today, more clouds through the day. chance of rain goes up. high today 68 degrees. four degrees warmer than average. 67 tamara's. showers and storms are likely later into the overnight and lingering into tuesday and possibly lingering rainfall wednesday to thursday. but we are expecting to try out just-in-time the weekend. we will have more on that forecast a bit. let's talk traffic.

>> we are updating you on the fatal plane crash happened at 10:30 p.m. it still has 86 court closed. that's a small residential area we are talking about. almost like a cul-de-sac from 99 to 103. no word on when that will be open. rollover accident at root and wentworth. serious injuries there. emergency responders were on the scene there in the process of upgrading that in getting it off the road. numbers look good. volume is nice and light. we will break down this troublespots in the next few minutes. >> small plane crashed in the southwest suburbs after leaving midway airport. >> the twin engine plane went down in a small field just before 11:00 p.m.. police say no one survived. cause of the crash is under investigation. the plane went down in and residential area in a block from

the police station. it did not hit any homes. debris is scattered across the lawns. residents cannot believe how close it came. >> it got pretty loud. sounded like it was in my backyard. then it just went down. no loud crash. >> the ntsb will be here in the morning. the scene will be turned over to them. we will see how long it will be cordoned off. probably for a while. >> the plane was headed to a town near kansas city. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. an air traffic control center was taken offline by a fire. it the f-a-a gradually started information, communications and airspace back to the center overnight. an employee is facing federal charges, accused of intentionally setting a fire in the basement of the faci and cutting all radar feeds. two chicago firefighters will recover from minor injuries

they suffered at a residential building in bridgeport. building at 29-th and lyman with smoke, the firefighters were overcome, and had to be carried out. at least ten people were displaced by the fire... b all the residents got out safely it was a sweep for the kenyans at the chicago marathon. eliud kipchoge won the men's division, finishing th in just over two hours and four minutes. rita jeptoo won the women's title for the second yr a row, in just under two hours and 25 minutes. 45-thousand runners took part in the race, and nearly two million spectators turned out to cheer them on. the bears got back on track in atlanta. jay cutler threw for three- hundred- eighty- one yards, a touchdown and no interceptions, while matt f a eighty the defense got four sacks and an interception. the bears beat the falcons 27- 13, and improve to three- and- three. a texs health care worker has c-d-c tests confirm, that the dallas nurse is the first person to have contractedbon the united states. the nurse cared for thomas duncan at dallas hospital, just before he died last week.

a doctor for the c-d-c said her infection could have resulted from touching contaminated protective gea the c-d-c is in the process of putting new safeguards in place to protect medical professionals and the public. officials said ebola will be stopped in dallas by making sure every case is promptly diagnosed... and a health care workers are safe. >> we know how to stop it but it's not easy. he need meticulous attention to detail. >> new safeguards are being put into place to protect medical professionals and the public. they are or to be sure each case is promptly diagnosed and t sapls health-care workerar have died in ebola outbeak.... an at least one in every twenty has been a health care worker. a 21-month-old michigan girl has died from enterovirus. madeline reid died friday at children's hospital of michigan in detroit. she had been on life support since last month. the c-d-c says there are about the kind reid had, strain d-68, is particularly dangerous to children ... especially those

hundreds of children have been hospitalized with it, in 45 states. reid is the second child to die from it. an end may be in sight to the negotiations betenwe waukegan teachers and the school board a deal has not been reached yet... but participants are holding out hope for a rintative agreement to end th the strike has kept more than seventeen-thousand students out of school. today and tomorrow are non- attendance days for students mayor emanuel is investing two million dollars in the annual budget to double the number cops trained on bikes. it's a part of crime-fighting strategy to beef up police presence in violenar the city. starting next week, c-p-d will significantly expand bike training for officer officials say officers on bikes are more mobile and more approachable. we're still more than two weeks away from halloween. but the *sun is giving u its best holiday preview. take a look.

a perfect combination of yellow and orange light patterns made the sun look like this on wednesday. it happened on the same day as and the sun wasn't finishedp "nasa" sent this picture of a *less desirable effect. they can cause magnetic disrupt of everything from airlines to power grids. so it looks cool but it could cause some dame. >> good morning. a solar storm, there may be some storms leader around here. the right now. it's 57 at o'hare. wind at 5 mi.. i run the region, its 54 in dekalb. 59 downtown. 60 currently at midway. but the clouds we could have some drizzle and maybe even some fault. showers and storms down in central missouri. we're

watching this to lift out and near illinois. those chances of showers into the evening. overnight as well high today 68. mainly cloudy skies. showers and storms are likely to night. overnight low of 60 degrees. looking ahead, 67 on tuesday. good chance of showers and storms. but rain chance does go down on wednesday. temperatures going down as well. high 65. the complete forecast in just a few minutes. >> still had, more bad news for the seventh have an actor. >> and marcus checks out the world's largest order but right here in the suburbs. >> and i introduce you to a group of people working to keep a tradition alive for a new era.

we're celebrating hispanic heritage month... with ak at the mariachi project. if you've ever been to a big mexican celebration or party, there's a good chance you've heard a mariachid. show- stoppinguss people dancing and cheeringd can quickly make grandparent tear up as they remember life growing up in mexico. and ano the chicago mariachi project, the next generation of mariachi

musicians is thriving. it's a music genre essentia to celebrating and preserving mexican culture. mariachi! trumpets... violins... guitars... andoi they are some of the most enduring songs from mexico. founded just last year by alvaro obregon, the chicago mariachi project already has about 50 students.. ages 8 to 18. they come from all over the chicago area - meeting every saturday to practice at benito juarez high school. >> our first and primary goal is to rescue mariachi and move beyond just people thinking about it as the quiencinera band or the wedding music music and really to elevate it and put it on another level. >> 10 year old edwin perez says he plays mariachi because he loves the upbeat rythyms - and >> it's my fav type of music, my parents would be proud of me >> students in the program get

to work with renowned mariachi musicians from around the country - and even from mexico. recently, they met sebastian de la cruz, whose rousing performance of the national anthem at the san antonio spurs game made national heaes. he says he was very impre with the young mariachi musicia he worked with in chicago >> they're going to be the next face of mariachi. >> in order to be good mariachi musicians, instructors say it's very important that students maintain their *classical training as >> the difference is that classical is more abou notes, and reading notes and in mariachi you get to strum an do different chords, >> so it's more about the rythym? >> yeah >> salome aguilar's son >> it allowed him a different opportunity to play a different type of music, his foundatio is classical, but he's really enjoyed the upbeat of the maricahi music and the feelings he can express through the music.

>> obregon says the program will only continue to grow. in a few years, he thinks there could be a couple *hundred mariachi students in the program, with several ensembles performing regularly around the cy even the country. as for fundi for the program - so far there is none. time - and most of the >> they really believe in this, they see see the value in it, and we get people chipping in, it runs on pure heart. all students from the chicago area - city and suburbs - are welcome to audition. auditions are coming up this saturday, october 18th. for more information visit chicago mariachi project dot org. we've it's a fantastic group ofite musicians. really admire those instructors keeping this art form alive. >> have you ever done any music like that? >> and i did not hear it played violin. they did invite me to

join them so maybe i will do that some time. thank you for having that on. >> don't hold back. dead in their day in. and getting ready to help out this morning grab your umbrella and take it with you rain will fall soon. temperatures are mild right now you just need your jacket. here are our current to pitchers. in decaled its 56. crystal lake 56. foxley also 56. we do have some fog. down to less than a mile visibility in bartlett. even aurora and dekalb. you may have some drizzles morning but the more potent rain fall is to the it's on its way here. the chance of rain goes up in the afternoon and evening. overnight we could see some heavy rain. that rain will be here tomorrow as well. 67 tomorrow. cooler into the

middle part of the week. dry as well as we stay dry for the weekend. welcome to the bear's back, on sunday high 61. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. hopefully the roads will look the same. >> good morning. we do have good news a roll over crash we're watching earlier this just opened again. we could see some improvement here. also, letting you know we do have all these closures downtown because of the marathon. the marathon wrapped up yesterday but this will be picked up until 10:00 a.m.. if you're heading out early expect the stores along columbus including all the parking restrictions as well. more traffic hotspot coming up. >> good morning how was your weekend? >> it was pretty good. i did not run a marathon. neither did you guys. >> you had some good advice for demetrius and it sounds like it worked because he did finish. >> and he's not here. that was

my advice as well. we're talking about the world's biggest things. once had the biggest building in the world and we had the busiest airport at one point we did. but today we are talking about the world's digit biggest laundromat in our own backyard. take a look. >> this happens to me all the time driving down the street looking both ways i see ala pce that i always wanted to go into but never have. it happened recently on the sumac in berlin but i drove past this laundromat. not your traditional run-of-the-mill laundromat. it is the world's largest laurondmat! among the largest laundromat the most unique one. there is a contest in 1983 the laundry association of america held it. we were one of the finalists. the came out with a tape measure and we won.

>> 13,000 square feet. 310 machines. >> i noticed the donuts over here. >> free doughnuts every day. that's for the customers to do laundry. start at 6:00 a.m. with the donuts and they are here until about 10:00. wednesday night is pizza night. i start serving pizza at 5:00. we gave out over 40 pieces. >> this is the aviary. 15 adult birds are in there. meanly finches. but in the corner you conceive a few miniature doves. >> y an aviary? >> people are here for about two hours. you have to provide something to do. part of what we do is have large tvs as well. but the aviary for kids, lots of kids sit here and watch. the older kids sit on the couch.

it's a way to pass those two hours. it is relaxing ... am aware of my now? >> you are in a school bus. in the middle of the children's play area. who wanted a place for the kids to play. 25% of the people in the laundromat at any one. are kids under the age of 12. we wanted someplace where they could come and do something instead of just hanging out with mom and dad. >> you're going to need the jaws of life to get me out. i think i'm stuck. >> of all the things i thought i would say i did not think i would be on the roof of the world's largest the laundromat. what's up here? >> 36 solar panels. they are used for the hot water in the washing machines. we're trying to be environmentally good. and this is good for the environment. it's a good and friendly experience, enjoy the

community and the people inside the to enjoy the tv and most importantly your kids will have a good time. >> can grab a doughnut? >> take a doughnut. >> i a always finding the food. you know what. the world's largest laundromat. they been here for quite a long time. they are open 24 hours a day. 365 days a year. they are always open. if there's a place you always wanted to visit just let me know i will check it out. >> when you said you're doing a story of a laundromat i thought oh man. but that was pretty cool. >> that was a cool place. >> time for the early bird special. the very first chicago marathon, when was it help? 1977? what was it called? the windy city marathon? or the

chicago marathon? if you know the answer log on. you could win two tickets to the fall series. the winner will be chosen later today. >> coming up, and actor is lance back in the hospital. >> and a big honor yet again for the singer. details coming up.

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to a psychiatric hospital again. the actres is being held on involuntary psychiatric hold, until competency heari this week. bynes was admitted friday night after landing in l.a.x airport from new york. the emergency intervention came after her mental health bega to deteriorate while in new rk she publiclly accused her removing the allegations from twitter and blaming a brain- microchip. sources close to the star say she's having a hard time adjusting to treatment again stephen collins is suffering yet another blow, in the wake the "7th heaven" actor has been

dropped by the agency for the performing arts. a rep conimred that they were no longer representing the acto collins was with the agency for five years. collins was also fired from "ted 2" and an epiosde of "scandal", while re-runs of "7th heaven" have been pulled off the air. taylor swift doesn't need to shake this off! the grammy winner has been named 2014's billboard woman the year. she's the only person ever to claim the title twice! she will be honored on december 12-th... about one month after the release of her fifth studio album, 19-89. here's a look at the forecast. >> good morning. it looks like we have some wet weather later today. fog will be a problem this morning. visibility down to less than half a mile in dekalb and aurora. lots of clouds. maybe some drizzle. more remained in the southwest of central missouri. a warm front will move through heating things up to 68. showers and maybe a few storms. later into the day

lots of rain is expected on tuesday. wednesday and thursday are dry air. into the work week and the weekend we do have a dry forecast. it will be cooler as to get into saturday and sunday. let's take a look at the roads. >> we do have a look at the items causing delays for people out there this morning. this is a fire at a duplex 10 minutes after for car. it's the 4900 block where we hear six people were taken from the home including four children. no word on their conditions at this point but the area is blocked off for staging. also in the process of cleaning up the fatal plane crash from overnight 86 street has been closed from 99 over 2103. no word on when that will open. more traffic in just a bit. >> we will continue to check in on the traffic and we do have a

breaking news story we have been falling since last night, a plane crash in payless hills. >> 3 people were killed. judy will have a live report coming up next. >>

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