pat quinn and bruce face off for lively debat the race for governo dozens of victims involv in the crash of a megab a in chicago and share their frightening stories survival. and thousands of student in waukegan will miss sch again today as the teachers strike we have also learned a second health care wo in dallas tx has tested positive for ebola. we will bring in that story as well. good morning. i'm dan ponce. thanks for joining us on the rain continues. >> i am not a popular guy. rain for the last two days. it brings

more rain today and more. more of the same. we are dealing with an upper level low pressure system it's pretty cool. if i like it that means it's not bringing nice weather. today it will just be persistent rain to the morning and afternoon. high temperature 5 degrees below average. a gray and overcast the radar shows light showers. baby put the wipers on low or intermittent. as we continue to expand this view, the low pressure system moves up along the illinois and indiana state line. it will be here over today. 53 degrees right now in chicago. 54 in lansing. not much of a temperature range across the region. the highs are not very high and a los are not very low. a 40 percent chance of rain later on. high temperature only

58. typically tweet would be five degrees warmer. getting into thursday, high-temperature 63. t rain let up early tomorrow and we finally see some dry air. >> any time we get rained it seems like we have tons of accidents and we are trending that way already this morning. we have a crash, a jack mack truck on the inbound ken very close to getting this cleared but to right lanes are blocked. that has been in place for about 45 minutes. we will see what happens as the rain tapers off. at this point there are some treacherous driving conditions. more traffic coming up. >> governor quinn and his challenger, bruce rauner, delivered their pp to black voters, in another campaign debate. nancy loo is live in the newsroom with a reca >> it is early. their second debate was hi upon key issues for the african american community,

including education, unemplnt and crime. republican bruce rauner accused governor quinn oki the the hour long faceoff at the dusable museum on the side saw both candidates arg they could better serve african americans. governor quinn talked about diversity in his cab and cited rauner's fail to include any african ic his equity investment firm. rauner fought back on the minimum wage, blasting for failing to raise state's minimum wage despite democratic majorities in the state house and senate. quinn vowed he would sig such an increase by the e o the year. on assault weapons, raun did not commit to a stance while governor quinn stood his support for an assau weapons ban. political ads and taxes also

rauner accused quinn of decisions that have worsened social services and job opportunities. the governor again stres that his opponent is a biio >> he wants to tax garbage collection, families that may hire somebody to help them adopt a child. that's what his tax is all about. >> you are running an ad based on a false accusation and a thrown out in court by a judge who dismissed it. you are taking a false accusation and turning it into an ad because you can't run on the truth. >>an estimated 20-percen key for a republican win in november. according to a tribune p from just over a month chicago support for rauner w o at 12-percent. the two will square off a n the newsroom, nl, wgn governor pat quinn and the blackpresident obama will tu to chicago sunday, to

campai once again for governor n. obama will appeal to vot on behalf of one of his most quinn backed obamacare.. he supports obama's pu a higher federal minim wage, though the *state' minimum wage has not gupg his 5 years in office. obama raised money for q in a recent visit... an *michelle obammp the overnor last week. a reminder that early voting begins next mond across illinois. your county clerk or boa of elections can tell y to to vote early, you need valid by the way...if you vote early... you can *t vote gain on election da fewer potholes...fewer r but that's what mayor ema wants in his new budget. he plans to lay out that plan today. it's a $33 million dollar that includes.. more cre to remove graffiti. anoth 30 percent increase in rodent control crews. and an additional 78-hundred trees plin the city. that's in addition to $10 million dollar bump c to where will all that cash come from? a hike to parkn city garages and eliminatg the xemption on skybox al

no school again today fo 17- thousand students in waukegan... as the teas n a higher salary. kede representatives from the board of education and the teachers after nearly eleven hour of proposals, no deal on salary supporters of the teache union were pleased to see educators them that they are showing up at the board meeting because they are so passionate about this and want the board to do the right thing. >> they've made enough sacrifice. they should get what they want and what they deserve. >>today marks the eighth no school for students s the trike began october 2 nearly all the passenger in that double decker bra in here's what the after of that crash looked like yesterday. 56-people were on that bus...making their w h to it happened along i-65 near indianapolis. the mega a stopped car in the righ lane, veered into the median and rolled onto its side.

just about everyone was injured...but all are just one person is still the hospital. everyone e back in chicago. i do know what happened i was asleep what happened but when i woke up i was in mid-air and hit pretty hard. >> i was playing on the seat. i rolled underneath i would have hit my head if i hadn't been. >>mega-bus says its passengers thought the company handled the situn pretty well. a man was found dead ins a the body was discovered just before noon yesterda 48-hundred block of n lipp avenue. the man is believed to b his 40s, but he has n been identified, anerno word yet on how he died. take a look at your screen--- police say theics show the same woman committ two bank robberies. the picture on the left a woman who robbed a b-o harris bank in wilmette yesay just before noon. police say it's the sa woman in the picture on th who robbed a p-n-c bank in skokie *last week, wearing hoodie

hat says "i'm th d get ready for winter. it may arrive sooner... andol than usual. the average surface temperatures on lake michigan is 56 deg. that's a six degrees than this time last year... two degrees colder than the long-term average. forecasters say that could indicate chillier weat on the way... especiallin the fall and early winteen the the lake may also ice up sooner than usual-- which c mean less lake effect snow. memo was happening? and she tried to get youjo >> at least she through a plug in for me she mentioned me it seems like the lake never thought out. it seems like it stayed frozen from last winter. it is cooler than normal w means we're still far away from winter but we will see how that plays out. right now is cool.

cloud cover helps to keep the temperatures cooled on the radar we have some light showers moving through portions of northeastern cook county court willamette. we're just watching the rain as it moves through. it's generally pretty light. it has been slowing us down. there is a disturbance moving through portions of eastern wisconsin. it will swing around a low pressure system and make its way into this area before the morning is done. that means more rain in the foreca. 51 degrees will be the early temperature today. a high today up to 58. 60 percent chance of rain off and on through the day. tonight, 49 characters dick, 20 percent chance of rain early in the day. then we dry out. high 63. friday is a good day breezy was sunshine high temperatures 64. temperes back into the 50s

in time for the end of the weekend. >> good job on the weather demetrius. you did a nice. >> coming up a second person has tested positive for ebola and texas. >> and nurses speak out about conditions inside the hospital where an ebola patient died last week and a nurse is being treated for the virus. >> and -- a camel is blamed the bizarre death of from chicago. those stories and more just ahead after the brea

breaking news this morning in dallas, is it health care worker has tested positive for ebola. the worker had contact with thomas duncan who died from the virus last week. >> the worker had a fever yesterday and was isolated immediately in the hospital and tested. >> the conditions of the nurse who contracted ebola is improving she was upgraded up two good. >> the nurses' union is making allegations against a hospital whershe contracted the virus. enter spencer has more. >> the cdc says it will send a team to any hospital with confirmed ca ebola to help the staff. >> from infection control to treatment and environmental decontamination, waste management and traing staff, which we had done it earlier but we are there now.

>> the heightened response comes admit remarkable allegations from a nurses' union the claims the treatment guidelines that the hospital in dallas constantly changed. according to the union, nurses who would not be identified said hazardous waste would pile up nearly to the ceiling because nurses did not know what to do with it. and the union says nurses have the option to attend a hospital seminar on ebola but there was no mandate to attend traini. the union says when protective gear left their necks exposed some were told to wrap medical tape around their neck. the hospital did not address the specific allegations but did say patient and emplo safety is a top priority. addressing the u.n. security council, the head of the mission from ebola emergency response says the virus needs to be stopped where it is now, west africa. >> we'd stop it now or face an entirely unprecedented situation to which we do not have a plan.

>> nurse who contracted ebola from and the world health organization has giv an ominous warng abth ebola outbreak.. they estimate there coul up to 10-thousand new ebo cases each week... in guinea liberia and sierra lnee d of the year. a chicago man and owner a wildlife center in mex has been killed by one of his camels. here's where it happe in tulum...which is an eastern coast vacaon 60-year old richard mile was walking through the w a that's when it attack -- biting, dragging, ki.. and ultimately sitting and killing the man. the wildlife center has a he past 15 years. a ten year old boy is being charged as an adult, with murder. tristan kurilla is being held, he's in fifth grade, now he's locked up for criminal homicide. prosecutors say kurilla admitted to killing 90-year old.

novak was being cared fo the boy's grandfather. investigators say kurill told police he attacked nak after they say he put a ca against her throat and punch her numerous times. prosecutors say there wa no other legal option o than harging the boy as as summer approaches down under... yesterday's sights take a look -- kangaroos jumping in snow. what's being called " sydney storm" hit the austran city yesterday... causingrl a month's worth of precipitation to fal jfes. wind speeds hit close to 100 miles per hour just ut of sydney... and waves the coast reaching hights more than 26 feet. it's a rare sight, which meteorologists say hns only once a century. i am doing your weather again. >> again? you have to do that one with an australian accent next time. >> please don't make her do that. >> you do with the australian accent. >> his eyes. >> it sounds like a leprechaun mixed with something. not good.

let's take a look at the day. we have seen over 1 in. of rain in the last few days. for monday and tuesday, two-thirds of an inch of rain. we are expected to seek more rain come. it's all the same system. weather systems typically takes four days from california to maine. this one has been here for two days and will be here again today. there's like a roadblock across the weather map. you can make out the center of circulation going through. a large scale system has the upper level support meeting it does not move. little disturbance pinwheeling bringing us the green. there's one shifting into portions of eastern and southern wisconsin moving back into our area before the day is done. that means more rain. light showers this morning. i think the rain could get moderate into the afternoon but that's as we progress through the day, the wind will shift from the north. as removed into the evening we move to drier conditions. the

system will open up and go to the east and by thursday afternoon and thursday evening it is out of here for good moving towards toronto and portions of ontario. we still have to get through today. it's grown to be a bad one. 61 degrees right now. wind of the north at 10 mi.. the forecast shows showers are likely credit with a drizzle. hi only 58. typically we should be 63. a few showers. clouds and drizzle. same thing which had. 49 for the low tonight. bob, chance of rain 63 degrees. friday we make 64. traffic was horrible yesterday. we all believe you. save yourself today. >> just remember where it started, with the rain. all about the rain. and you know what? i'm predicting it's going to be equally ugly today. we've already had some acciden the rain is causing some slurs

driving conditions alrea. we tend to see heavy travel times and a lot of accidents on the roads with these rains. in bound kennedy we object night; this happen just after 3:00 a.m.. they just clear this u you can still see the delays with people slowing down to check it out. it will be slow through there. construction was scheduled to be on the kennedy in bound at ohio. impacting the outbound ramp until 5:00. but with all that rain does a good chance they picked that up early. this typically happens when a finnish these projects. we'll see what happens there. numbers look good systemwide. we are keeping track of the hot spots out there and the slow pockets as well. more on that coming up. >> coming up, toyota recalled nearly 2 million vehicles. >> and in sports, the bulls did serious about fixing the problem before the season begins.

>> and a family out in maple park who has one last wish for their father who has terminal cancer. it involves one the biggest movies opening this holiday season. it has gone up by a rope. people are talking about it all over the world. we will share their stories.

it had to happen at some point, stocks stabilized tuesday the dow up five the nasdaq gained 16. s&p up three. toyota says they will recall 1.5 million vehicles nationwide. more than that. a voluntary move to address three defects including a faulty brake cylinder, most of the cars affected are in japan but about 400,000 lexus models in the u.s. will be recalled. the company recalled more than 8 million vehicles earlier this year. >> good morning. they outscored the nets by 40 points over to a half quarters and after the

monday he looks a man shot his job. lots of that in the preseason so far. same kind of atmosphere at practice yesterday. a three hour practice. i asked the coach of his being so critical because serializes the team's ceiling is so high he said that's not it they just need to get better. that's an old message with him. you wonder if it's getting old with the players. so far, not yet. >> no. i'm used to it. we came in today we didn't even talk about that we know what we have to do. we can't let it get in the way of our goal. >> of the one that to fool themselves. to me, the big thing is understanding what goes into winning. prepare yourself to play four games in five days. to play a long season to have an edge, to build a proper habits. something you do every day. when a shortcut that process, i have been around a long time i

know it doesn't rk >> top five matchup between notre dame and florida state this weekend, the heisman trophy winner should be ok to play saturday despite the ongoing autograph signing controversy. it would be a huge headache for the irish defense which allowed 43 points orolst we. winston better than anything the tar heels were able to throw at them making the irish coach a bit nervous. >> that's what stands out. efficiency. not turning the football over, minimizing any mistakes that they make. i think you have to look at yourself the same way. not giving up big plays is important for us. >> and the blackhawks host calgary tonight at the united >> a stick another look at the weather. demetrius has rain. >> i have been to seattle. i

think this is what it's like they're just about every day. but the coffee may be better. let's take a look at the radar. we see the rain moving to the region. it's not clear to let up. off and on the generally on. we begin to dry out as we move into thursday. 51 degrees right now. temperatures don't move much. typical high as 63. we only reach 57 by 2:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. than the 56. 54 by 9:00 p.m.. >> a crash at winfield and roosevelt at this point to have these flasng lights in this area. not causing any big delays. rain coming down making it preselect. but they are continuing with the marathon cleanup. it should have been done yes looks like they still have a stretch creditors still picking up some of the barricade. should be finished by 6:00 a.m.. we will have more hot spots. now is

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a second health care w has tested positive for governor pat quinn and bruce rauner face off in another debate and this ting got a little testy on chicago's south side dozens of victims in yesterday's crash of a megabus ar in chicago and share r stories of survival. let's go to demetrius for we're getting ill will to use to the rain. >> and don't build the arc just yet. but we can sail in some places of chicago where maybe we couldn't a few days ago. the rain is continuing through themd night.

>> just roll with the music. it sounds like monks chanting. >> the emails will roll in. we are expecting showers through the morning in the afternoon. a big blow pressure system is stuck over us. it has been there for two days it will be there for one more day. not pulling out until early thursday when the rain will finely tapered f. temperatures are stuck today it's 50 degrees and hoffman estates. 53 to the north. elsewhere we have readings of 52. the unexpected warm-up much at all. 56 by 5:00 p.m.. typically we are at 63. we do not make that today. 60 percent chance of rain today. thursday, showers and we try out. friday looks good high- temperature 54. saturday and sunday temperatures cooled dow t. high up to 58. >> you don't know that it went

to a monastery when i was 6 and i thought i was gonna become a nun. but here i am in front of the traffic map. i think i was rejected early on. in bound kennedy and montrose. not seeing any heavy delays because of it. that semi truck was moved up. heavy delays there this morning this was in place for about one hour. right now looks like we're still dealing with some work along the in bound kennedy at ohio. they're working on that ramp until 5:00. with all the rain coming down there is a good chance they will lift that early. everything systemwide looks good. i've never been so inspired by music to give a traffic report. but some holy sounding music. the 2nd patient ng news the worker reported a fever yesterday and was immediately isolated at the texas health presbyterian hospital. >> all ot

warnings from the world health organization. could be up to 10,000 new cases each week in liberia and sierra leone and it could all happen by the end of the year. centers for disease control sending a crisis team to dallas part of a new plan to stop the threat of ebola: the hospitals with patients to add an extra person to supervise as workers put on and take off their protective gear. >> the latest debate in the race for illinois gov. focuses on issues near to the communities. >> nancy has more. >> their second debate touc upon key issues for the african american community, including education, unemploymen and crime. republican bruce rauner accused governor quinn of tang the the hour long faceoff at the dusable museum on th side saw both candidates argthen

americans. governor quinn talked about diversity in his cabin and cited rauner's fa to include any african ic in the top executive posts his investment firm. rauner fought back on the minimum wage, blasti q for failing to raise the state's minimum wage despite democratic majorities in the state house and senate. quinn vowed to sign such an on assault weapons, raun did not commit to a stance while governor quinn stoody his support for an assault weapons ban. political ads and taxes also rauner accused quinn of worsening social serce and job opportunities. while the governor again stressed that his oppo a billionaire. >> he wants to tax a garbage collection, families that might hire someone to help them adopt a child or make a will. that's what this tax is about.

>> you are running an ad based upon a false accusation and a frivolous lawsuit that was thrown out in court by a judge who dismissed it. you are taking a false accusation and spinning it into an ad because you can' run on the truth. >>an estimated 20-percen the chicago vote is said key for a republican win in november. according to a tribune p from just over a month ag chicago support for ernl at 12-percent. the two will square off a in the newsroom, nancy l wgn news. taking a look at the * top stories this morning. no school again today fo 17- thousand students in waukegan... as the tchs n higher salary. ike -- demanding representatives from the board of education and t teachers union met until early this morning, but ts l no today is the eighth day no school for students nc the strike began october 2

all but one of the passe in yesterday's mega b are back in chicago. that one person is still the hospital after this bu a car, veered into the m and flipped over. mega-bus says it's investigating. new statement from the fowler, in police -- a post mortem examination ordered by the bento county coroners office was conducted today at the tippecano county coroners office on the human remains that were repo to up >> authorities say hedgewisch garage belong to milan lekich. they say he had been shot several times. making matters even more the remains of the man's mother in law were found burie the backyard of a home i fowler, that woman, nena metoyer was reported missing at th same an autopsy said the woman had been shot but a positive id is a waiting od iag d indiana are not yet saying the cas are connected, but say they are sharing information.

to his old district in crystal lake is not giving up a set of new the constructed bleachers. to court rulings found a new bleachers at crystal leaks out high-school were built illegally. they say they're too big and too close to homes. the school district has ordered it to retroactive go through the zoning removal process of the district argues the full project not required to go that to this id the what the state supreme court to hear the state because it could affect other school systems. >>a woman went to the hospit for stomach pains, but she was shocked to hear what problem was. it turns out she was pre shelby magnani says she no idea. but surprises kept coming because she was x months the twins were delivered c- section because they were that is very rare and ca be both girls are doing o-k and

should go home in a w >> we are expecting rain to continue today. showers will continue moving through the region. low pressure system, the upper level low there is a surface slow and the higher up there is the upper level low. the work together to basically sit in one place. that's why we've had rain for about two days. over 1 in. of rain in the past two days a week are expecting more before the day is done. the fine rain heavy across portions of lake county. near o'hare and think even down to naperville we are expecting to see the rain moved through. all coming in from the north. we have the disturbance winging around that low pressure system. it's moving greater portions of eastern and southern wisconsin. center of circulation down to the south. we are expecting this to move in meaning more rain through the out early afternoon.

north at 10 mi.. it will be sustained through much of the day. it will come in from the north. fifth degrees in waukegan. hear of the current conditions. 61 right now at o'hare. wind out of the north at 10 mi.. two point at 50. the air is saturated. showers are likely with a bit of the drizzle. high temperature only in the upper 50s. typically we are at 63. tonight, 49 degrees. ross has 63. we do get some sunshine at the end of the day. showers early on but then we try out. friday, sunshine will complete this not our favorite work week weather wise high temperature up to 64. but the weekend will get better. >> still ahead, marcus joins us with a touching story of a local family trying to get a special preview of the new movie. >> and someone being treated to an addiction to google class. >> and the 5:00, breaking

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the rain... the mud... ba bam! it's there. the outside comes in. [doorbell chimes] its a swiffer wetjet. oh, i love this! i could do this every day. sunshine is overrated. now we can get messy. a few stories trending online.

we're hearing about the first case of addiction to google glass. doctors in san diego city treated a man who became dependent upon his google class taking it awfully to sleep and shower. he developed an involuntary have it to adjust his display. he said even dreams in google class a vision. after months of therapy he says he is getting better. >> imam in labor is stopped by chasing police officers. it happened yesterday in iowa. there were headed to a hospital about 4:00 a.m. when officers noticed there suv was speeding. 30 mi. over the speed limit. the couple says tire specs were thrown up to stop them than there were ordered to the ground and held at gunpoint until police realized it was an emergency. no charges have been filed. police say it's a good idea to call ahead for help to

avoid situations like this. >> this house and florida looks perfectly fine a large a five- bem home with an ocean view. but the problem is its built on the wrong l. the owners had their vacation rental built four years ago they owned 18 other lots. to bad for them. but this one is being blamed on inaccurate land survs. the owners are trying to work something out with the other lot owners. >> so they own others other than that. >> they seem like they are doing just fine. >>some of the yummiest halloween candies can beear kids with allergies. so, the "food allergy research and education organi" is urging people js *teal the group wants you to hout non-food items to tricor- treaters. to show you're participation, place tentpk or a picture of onesi your house. the organization suggest small toys, stickers, or cyo as alternatives to candy kids with allergies

that's good buys. i always liked it when they give out money. >> they give out money triggered treating? >> if they didn't have money can be to give out money. bill or was this, south florida? >> i always thought it was just lazy people who didn't buy candy. you had to give them something ... >> that's a lot of lazy right there. >> what about noisemakers? parents will defilade love that. we are expecting showers through oo the big low pressuree system that has been with us for a few days, it's like a visitor in your spare bedroom that will not leave. and it will leave until tomorrow. showers will linger into tomorrow early thursday that rain will . here are the current temperes today, a typical high 63. we don't make that. we

reach 56 by 5:00 p.m.. high temperature on thursday is 63. that's when the rain exits the area purified we make 64. saturday, 55. aaron, i don't know what anybody else is talking about but i know what i am. >> i have no clue what you are talking about. we give up a few minutes ago. the big projects starting downtown on the corner of lasalle. this started on monday. basically this major infrastructure projects en they're working on an underground electrical fault replacing the spirit and 100 year-old water main that needs to replace is there. two major projects. lots of activity there. you will be able to get to the intersection but there will be selling restrictions and will be will to turn left until december 21st. if you can avoid it do that because it will be a pain for people through the third week of december. we have

a few other items to talk about >> the morning. we have a story for you today that all over the internet. it's a social media campaign people are talking a across the world. ailin maple park, illinois has a special request. it involves their father - and one of the biggest movies opening this holiday season. >> very hard working, always a danger that people are being taken care of. he would do anything for anybody. >> they have great memories of growing up here in illinois and so many start with their fathers. he said had. to close out of his way to spend time with his wife and children, to create a family tradition, share his love for the movies. >> it goes back to when my

parents had three kids. right before we were delivered to go see a movie like back to the future. >> mine was sister act. i think tease was baseball's. >> the families moviegoing tradition would continue through ei lives. but there is one franchise baghdad considers apartment viewing. jrr tolkien's hobbitt series. they never miss any of thing related to middle earth. >> read the books, he enjoyed them. in the movies he would scratch out a day for us to go see it when we all had it off. >> there seemed every one of the epic movies together as a family. something they had planned to continue to the end of the current series. but a few years ago, scott had some pains,

tests revealed he had an aggressive form of cancer and the treatment is not successful. his doctors say he has just a few weeks left before he passes. >> the and drink, doesn't smoke, doesn't do anything wrong. he's pretty healthy for the most part. it was just out of the blue. he's been very positive. it's never easy. makes it easier to know that he's comfortable with where he is. he knows he's going to a good place afterw. >> the family has been spending as much quality time with their father as i can. but one more thing they would like to the want to see the final half that movie with their dad. >> have in that family time being able to finish something with closure would be good. >> the battle of the five armies opens december 17th. but scott not have that much time. so they submitted a request to warner

brothers asking if the father can see their film early. she created a hashed tag, asking people on social media to petition the studio make their dream a reality. the video she created has. on websites all over the world. tens of thousands of people are sending encouragement, the outpo support that has brought their parents great joy at such tough moments. >> it's emotional. just to see what they could pull together. he's not an emotional so he just looked at them and said he hopes it works out. you could tell he was touched. i don't even know if you compare it into words how it will make us all feel. >> it would be great to watch this altogether during one last thing toer before.

>> reached out to the studio and got a response. this just came in. we at warner bros. entertainment do our bes lf many wishes as we ca w with partners like -awish foundation, we gran es for children who have been diagnosed with life-threatening illss a regular basis. unfortunately, due tumeqs we receive, we are notbl to grant individual reque that doesn't mean it's over. people change their minds and things happen maybe somebody related to the production can get involved and make somet happen for the family. go on tour in facebook and use the sh tag it's right there on your screen. tag whoever you want affiliated with the movie maybe it can happen. >> coming up,coming up... kesha accus her former producer of year of sexual abuse.. and -- glen campbell releases we'll let you hear a bit of it after the brea

kesha is suing her forme record producer dr. lur sexual assault, harassme and emotional abuse. the singer claims he gav her illicit drugs, forcehi

on her, and called her fatthe ar from bulimia, whshe later entered treatment fo she's suing for damage to void her current recording agreement. dr. luke filed a lawsuit against the singer, her mother,y for defamation and breac of contract. musiccountry singer glen campbe has released one final song. the heartbreaking "i'm n gunna miss you," is the la song campbell will record, after being diagnosed with alzheimer's diesese 0- campbell sings about his the career-spanning video flashes through performances, family home videos a doctors discussingis s he was admitted to a special care facility in nas in april.

>> shabazz will continue to the day. rain coming in from the north. wind and the north. today's high 58 tomorrow we'd reached 63. >> your morning headlines are next including breaking news at a dallas tx or another health caor diagnosed with ebol then the spill...

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