breaking news on chicago's northwest side - where two women have been killed in a fire overnight. one of the dallas nurses infected with ebola is transferred to baltimore for treatment. a day-long manhunt ends in mchenry county - after deputies arrest the man accused of shooting two of their own. good morning. i'm dan ponce. lourdes duarte has the day off. thanks for joining me on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. demetrius ivory has a check of our weather. open for some good news? >> and you will have to change the channel. more rain, cool temperatures. not going to warm up much in the 70 forecast. to stick around. sunday for the

bears game will be better. cody today, sunshine early on. after lunch i think the clouds will win and even potential for an isolated showers across the region. only about a 20 percent chance. here are the current apertures. sublets composite shows dry conditions. if you look way up north there is a disturbance promising to drop into the region later this evening bring us the chance of rain. today's high will be where it should be, low 60s. typical high is 62. by 9:00 p.m. down to 68. 51 tomorrow. isolated showers potentially early appearance sunday, sunny high- temperature 57 degrees. this is not a show for people who like to watch men on tv we actually have a woman on the set! >> the shoes off into the corner

just 12 ft. away from here. >> welcome to the stone age. >> where is the volume for this class is there a special nod for them? they're both knobs. at 159 over to the tri-state to pralines are out until 5:00. at least one hour for to talk about this. listen to me. westbound on the reagan, just west of 47 that has the far left lane block. looks like it's off to the shoulder but still a slow stretch their. more traffic coming up. >>a breaking story overnight: two women were found dead, after fire raced through an apartment on the northwest side. nancy loo is live at the scene with more. >> sources tell us this is a likely arson investigation and possibly even more with the bodies of two young women found

inside a basement apartment. the fire was reported around 11:00 last night in the court in unit although the rental building a 4929 west parker. the fire was put out quickly and the bodies were found. two women believed to be in their mid-20s. according to a source, an accelerant may have been used to start a fire and the flames were limited to small area with in that fire. and the unit did not have detectors. but the smoke and triggered a detector upstairs and a resident called in the fire. a man and two women had lived in the downstairs unit since summer. >> they've been there since july. we hardly spoke so like a said i would leave in the morning for work and come back and i would never see them much. >> that president says his

mother had heard banging and suspicious sense coming from the basement unit earlier in the night. the fire and police department are investigating. >> the nurse who traveled with the symptoms earlier than originally reported. that has led to an expanded search for people she had contact with. andrew spencer has more. >> for being the first person in the u.s. to attract the ebola virus, she was in good spirits thursday. she had plenty of support as an ambulance took her away from the hospital in dallas and she was flown to maryland and taken to the national institute of health. a co-worker was taken to the emory hospital in atlanta the day before. vincent had taken to commercial flights between dallas and cleveland days before her

diagnosis. the cdc is reaching a to people on both flights. federal officials said vincent said she was not feeling well earlier than they originally thought. the family says otherwise. >> she never conveyed that to me. what she has said is that she felt fine, she felt well until tuesday. >> infectious disease specialists say the issue is symptomatic and potentially contagious the risk to fellow airline passengers is extremely low. >> you are a greater risk of driving to the airport in getting into a car accident the getting infected with ebola on an airplane. >>the head of the c-d-c had to answer to the ebola response on capitol hill. government health officials say banning travel from west africa would do more harm than good. president obama appears to agree. >> if we institute a travel ban

instead of the protocols in place now, people do not readily disclose their information. they may engage in sending called broken travel, picking up their trip so that they can hide the fact they have been to one of these countries where there is a disease in place. >>the president is considering appointing a so-called 'ebola czar' to handle the problem here. he has already signed an executive order to deploy national guard troops to west africa. mayor emanuel is holding a meeting today to see how prepared the city is to deal with the virus if it ever gets here. the c-d-c is reportedly considering designating one hospital as the main treatment center if any cases appear in chicago. several hospitals are being considered, including rush university medical center and the university of chicago. alderman george cardenas also wants details behind the city's response plan. he is the chairman of the city council's public health and environmental protection committee. he plans to hold hearings on this matter soon. that would include testimony

from public health and medical officials. the illinois department of public health has opened an ebola hotline to answer your questions. you can call the number 24-7. the number is 800-889-3931. staff from the illinois poison center are managing the hotline. a man accused of shooting two mchenry county sheriffs deputies is due in court today. scott peters was arrested yesterday afternoon along a road near crystal lake. earlier in the day, authorities were called to his home in holiday hills for a possible domestic dispute. police say peters shot two deputies when they arrived, and exchanged gunfire with a third before running off. it triggered a massive manhunt ... schools were locked down and residents were told to stay inside. >> relieved. we were waiting. it was a rough day. >> we have described his unique clothing, shorts and t-shirt and people her that and called us. he walked down the road came out of the wooded area and was walking down the road. >>peters is charged with attempted first-degree murder and aggravated battery with a firearm.

he's being held on a one million dollar bond. the deputies who were shot, are in good condition. police are still looking for the gun that was used in the shooting. there's a very special piece of artwork on display in washington, d.c. in fact, the size.. and what this art is made of... just might surprise you. jorge rodriguez uses a six-acre segment of the national mall as his canvas. soil and sand are his tools. his man-made waves of yellow and black earth may not seem like much to visitors at ground level....then you see it from above. a man's face is peering back at you. >> these are portraits that talk of things that are important. there's an intrinsic value that works well with the large scale. decanters make something large of anything. it really has to have a reason for being that large. >>every mound and curve was carefully positioned with the help of several satellites high above the earth. the man is nameless -- based on features of men the artist photographed for months. the image is on display until october 31st -- the soil and sand will then be recycled and re-used on the national mall.

coming up ... a judge orders demolition of some school bleachers in the northwest let's check in with demetrius. >> good morning. early this morning will be are finding is dry conditions. we have seen rain each day this work week. if the changes today but not for long. more rain coming tonight. 54 degrees is the current temperature in chicago. right now we find 48 and 49. dry conditions today. green of to the north across portions of extreme northern minnesota and northern wisconsin. it enjoys today. the early part sunday, the afternoon will be cloudy with the chance of showers tonight. 62 on friday. down at 11 degrees on saturday. only 51 tomorrow. sunday, 57 dry. monday we make 59 degrees. >> coming up, a judge makes a ruling on a controversial set of

pictures in them suburbs. plus -- a historic day of destruction at wrigley field - as renovations kick into high gear. and the vice-president son is busted for cocaine. more coming up.

the legal battle over bleachers at crystal lake south high school appears to be over. neighbors sued, saying the bleachers are too big and too close to their homes.

they also argued that the school didn't get zoning approval before building the bleachers. a judge ruled in favor of the residents yesterday, giving the school until december first to tear them down. the bleachers cost one million dollars to build. the school district might file an appeal with the state supreme court. demolition has begun on the bleachers at wrigley field. it's part of the first phase of a 575-million dollar renovation project. the walls along waveland and sheffield will be torn down and expanded to allow for more bleacher seating, and additional signage. the bullpens will also be moved to underneath the bleachers. the cubs say this phase will be complete by the start of next season. today is the 10-th day of the teachers strike in waukegan. negotiations ended without a resolution yesterday. the school district says the union suspended talks indefinitely and refuses to negotiate. but the union says its giving the district time to go over its numbers and to come back with a more serious offer. them and hopefully come back with a fresh approach to negotiating. we need to see more movement on their part to end this.

>> it makes a sham of negotiations. the district has put at a very fair and generous proposal and it this point have not agreed to that. >>the union and school district can't even agree on how much money is available. the union says the district has a 37-million dollar surplus. but the district says it only has four months of operating expenses in its reserves. the chicago public school social workers who donated his kidney, won't have to give up his job... at least not yet. dan coyne became a something of celebrity when he gave the kidney to his favorite jewel cashier, myra de la vega. that's when c-p-s noticed, dan lives in evanston. c-p-s employees are required to live in chicago. dan was ordered to either move or lose his job. but now, he's been told, he can keep working while his case is investigated. he says the residency rule was *waived when he was hired 2002, because of a *shortage of social workers. men get the flu, and pneumonia, more often than women, because women have better hormones. there's now a scientific study that proves it. researchers at harvard say women's natural estrogen boosts

their immune systems, and helps them ward off respiratory infections. it was tested on male and female mice. once the females were denied their natural hormone, they got sick as much as the boys did. it's true in life ... >> if it's a weekend you're going to ruin things. just move right on. widow say anything about hormones. 52 degrees right now. wind out of southwest at 9 mi.. dew point at 50. virtually saturated mean earlier this morning clouds are on the increase some areas could be looking a fog the right now and not finding it. 51 rendell in waukegan. 48 in aurora. kankakee and 51. settle its composite shows dry conditions. the bid of

the disturbance of to the north will drop in through the region this afternoon. expect sunshine early. maybe dry today. around lunch cloud cover increases then we expect isolated showers to come into the evening. very light but it will arrive very late this evening. it will linger into early saturday. today's high temperature, 62 degrees. that's where we should be. pries the wind out of the west 10-20. isolated showers tonight. wind out of the northwest between 10-20. for friday football it will be breezy. trulls high temperature back up to 51. saturday, a chance of rain early in the day. sunday, 56 with sunshine for the bears game. >> good morning. a quick update on this construction happening both sides of the kennedy. same deal as yesterday. a slow stretch in bound at cumberland taking up the two remains. outbound to cumberland, to right

lanes are out until 5:00. a slow stretch in both sides. if the tracks like yesterday it should be cleaned up early. westbound on the reagan, right over by 47 this was cleared up. everything is moving fine with no big issues. >> coming up, starbucks employees have more reasons to smile. and jimmy butler put on a fourth quarter show as the bulls make an amazing comeback. the >> good morning. this is the month will we all face our fears. the cook to the theater and see scary movies. but something that really clicked me out was spiders. there's a home in st. louis completely overrun with brown recluse spider is. 5000 fighters. how could that happen? we went to speak to an expert to find out if they are here in our yard in chicago.

that story is coming out. >>

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the number of people seeking unemployment benefits is the lowest its been in 14-years. the labor department says there were 264-thousand applications for unemployment last week... that's the lowest number we've seen since 20-00. despite the improved numbers, more than seven million people have part time jobs but want full-time work-- that's up 50 percent since before the recession. starbucks is kicking off the holiday season, with gifts for their employees. it will increase pay rates for baristas and shift managers starting in january. they will also relax the dress code to allow tattoos. starting october 20-th, employess can wear untucked shirts, nose studs, and colorful scarves. there are some new restrictions however... employees are no longer allowed to wear watches, bracelets, or rings with stones. >> as the coach said after 20. when against denver the and they imagine what he would be like today after what happened last night against atlanta. write this down, october 16th he is

smiling on the bench. didn't last long. the bulls are behind despite in base acceleration in the first half. atlanta up 21 in the fourth quarter, butler takes over. to 20 points on that fourth quarter including the final three of the night. come down. the bulls win 85-84. 20 in the fourth for color. thursday, practice with no brakes. he probably will be there tomorrow. williams is back out there limited at safety. conti has not practiced this week either. but offense, not restricted at practice after

missing the last two games, he and jordan bills are out there. that's the offensive line open for the season. >> getting better every day. that's what matters. making sure we don't have any setbacks. a few more days until sunday. i feel good. going to make sure we are good to go. >> today was by the first to practice like this. the good thing is we had people, all of these cars coming in a working and whoever is out it's like they never left. >> bears and dolphins sunday at noon at soldier field. that's morning sports. >>the world series match-up is now set. the national league championship came down to this. >> it's a hit to the right and

the giants win the pennant! >>travis ishikawa hit a three run walk off home run to win the n-l-c-s for the san francisco giants. ishikawa the giants eliminated the cardinals in five games. they will now play the royals in the world series. game one is tuesday night, in kansas city. you have to live up to give a little love to them. >> here's chicago could we root for? it's tough to win the rules say win anything. >> anybody but detroit and not the yankees and not the atlanta braves. >> we don't like any of them. let's take a look around the country. this 52 right now. temperature of 58 degrees by 10:00 a.m.. not warm but normal. 62 for the high today appears slight chance of a shower coming this week. let's talk about football. it's doing better than baseball. 53 degrees in time for

the bears game. there's taking on the dolphins' looking for the first home win. erin do have a ticket? you've got front-row. >> i've got a ticket to ride that at that it will be more like pushing somebody off the couch is what my ticket looks like. northbound 57. construction to the trustee taking of the two right lanes. but it's not causing many delays. volume is light. not worried about that. earlier accident over on 88 looks like it's out of the way. we keep trying to see this bridge page. but the rain is falling up their plans. they still have a closure in place this is supposed to continue until the ninth. maybe push back even further because the weather is not pro cooperating. >>there's more to come in our next half-hour. we are live at breaking new on chicago's northwest side - where firefighters have found the

bodies of two women in a burning building. plus -- we'll tell you why vice president joe biden's son has been kicked out of the navy.. and -- find out when you will be able to buy the new apple i- pad..

breaking news on the city's northwest side -- where firefighter discovered the bodies of two women during a fire at an apartment building. a nurse infected with ebola is transferred from dallas to baltimore as president obama looks for way to stop the spread of the deadly virus. a holiday hills man is due in court this morning after he allegedly shot and injured two mchenry county sheriff's deputies. good morning, i'm dan ponce. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. hi, demetrius. >> here we go. freda morning we are going to be dry this morning. right now we take the drive. not by day but by hours. almost 24 hours of dry weather then we are expecting showers tonight. 53 in chicago. 51 and garlic. decaled at 49. today is not a scorcher but it's our warmest day in the forecast high temperature only 60 degrees. sunshine early. clouds are on

the increase. good chance of showers as we complete the day. today's high 62 degrees. now let's check on the roads. erin blames construction on weather. >> it's all related. in fact, all the rain has been selling at the travel all week. really heavy travel times so if you can get out the door early it should pay off. last chance to get through before it gets heavy. we have a new crash northbound stevenson where it intersects and 294, off to the right lane a car right into the ditch. emergency responders are in the right lane of the delays just yet. we will break down some construction spots for you and some other spots that could cause some problems this morning all coming up. >>a breaking story... bomb and arson investigators are at an apartment on the northwest side, where the bodies of two women were found in the wreckage of an overnight fire. nancy loo is live at the scene with more.

>> sources say the circumstances surrounding this fire are very suspicious. behind me, crews are boarding up the building after what may be a case of arson and perhaps a far more serious crime. the bodies of two women in their 20s discovered in the basement apartment soon after an upstairs neighbor reported the fire around 11:00 p.m.. the flames for limited to a small area within the unit. this is along the 4500 block and a source says an accelerant was apparently used to set the fire. according to a residence, a man and two women have lived in the rental apartment since the summer. the man has not been roundly but the two women were often together and seemed to be friendly. >> the girls were a couple. they were going to college and they did work the guy i don't know if

he was in the army or the national guard. but the first time i saw him he had fatigues on. >> the fire and police departments are investigating the case. the identities of the two women killed have done it yet been released. back to you. >>taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. the first nurse in texas to get ebola is now being treated in maryland. nina pham appeared to be doing o-k in this video from her hospital bed. her co-worker amber vinson is now in atlanta. the c-d-c is reaching out to people aboard the two flights she took before her diagnosis. a federal official says vinson wasn't feeling well earlier than originally thought. mayor emanuel is holding a meeting today to see if the city is prepared for an ebola patient. the city council also plans to hold hearings on the city's emergency plans, which will include testimony from local hospital officials. those hearings are not scheduled yet. a man accused of shooting two mchenry county sheriffs deputies

is due in court today. scott peters is charged with attempted first-degree murder and aggravated battery. he was arrested yesterday afternoon near crystal lake, after running from his home in holiday hills hours earlier. the deputies were shot while responding to a possible domestic dispute. they are expected to be o-k. the teachers strike in waukegan is entering its 10-th day. the school district says the union suspended talks indefinitely and refuses to negotiate. but the union says it's giving the district time to go over its numbers and to come back with a more serious offer. a joliet mom hopes facebook can help find a hit and run driver who critically injured her son. 13 year old adam stueckrad was out riding a new skateboard september 27th when a driver hit him and kept on going, leaving the boy on the side of the road, with his arm broken in five places and a concussion. his mom put a post on facebook, asking people to help catch the driver.. the accident happened in joliet at about 1:30 p-m september 27th, at the intersection of hosmer street and cleary avenue. anyone with information is asked to call joliet police. in the fight against isis ... u-s jets are increasing the number of airstrikes in the syrian city of kobani, near the

turkish boarder. the strikes are helping kurdish fighters on the ground push isis militants back. u-s fighter jets conducted at least 14 raids near kobani in the past two days, hitting dozens of isis buildings and command posts. officials at the pentagon said yesterday that the increase in airstrikes is more about opportunity, than a shift in strategy. the defense is now giving its opening arguments at oscar pistorius' sentencing hearing. pistorius faces prison time for the negligent killing of his girlfriend. his attorney is arguing for other options since pistorius is an amputee. the defense says pistorius clearly acted out of fear when he fired the shots that killed his girlfriend. the vice president's son was discharged from the navy reserve this year after testing positive for cocaine. hunter biden's discharge was first reported by the wall street journal. the 44-year-old lawyer and investment firm partner confirmed it in a statement. biden was commissioned as an ensign...a part-time position. biden says he deeply regrets his actions and that it was the honor of his life to serve in the navy.

the vice president's office has not commented on the report. former president bill clinton is joining the parade of top democrats on the stump for governor quinn. clinton will travel to chicago tuesday to headline a fundraiser for quinn's re- election. his visit will follow a sunday campaign stop by president obama. however, the president has cancelled other recent campaign appearances, in light of the ebola outbreak. news helicopters were keeping an eye on traffic when they found something much more interesting. a baby bear trapped inside a dumpster in pasadena. the mother was desperate to get it out, wildlife officials knew they had to help. when they heard the mother cry they fired a dart at the mother then they used a ladder to get the baby out. the baby bear climbed up the tree to safety and was later united with its mother. remember any bear story we share it! >> we are on the scene even if we aren't we will jill's still

just pretend is breaking. let's take a look at our day. 52 degrees. wind out of south and 9 mi.. watch the wind today. today's temperatures 62. that's basically where it should be. warmer than it's been to the week. wind out of the west between 10-20 mi. per hour. gusting up to 30. that's where you need to hold onto your hat. this afternoon will be breezy. 51 renown balky in. 49 in the kelp. some might regard composite shows we are dry. we are dry through the morning. up to the north there is a disturbance dropping in this afternoon bringing our increase clouds and potential for an isolated shower. that would be after dinner into early practice time a saturday afternoon we are dry again. today, 62, sunshine clouds are on the increase. to its low 45 chile on saturday high temperature 51. 11 degree

drop. sunday we are dry. what time this till they start? 3:00 a.m.? starting temperature of around 39 degrees. that's about 7:00 a.m.. kickoff close to the '50s. you will need your park and for the game. >> you start at 6:00 a.m. sharp the auto works. just kidding. still ahead, did you hear about that story of the house overun by poisonous spiders? marcus is up next with a look at those "recluse spiders". plus -- apple updates the i- pad.. we'll show it to you and tell you when you can get your hands on it. and ahead at five -- we'll talk live with a nasa scientist about a huge comet that's expect to buzz by mars this weekend. .

here are a few stories that are trending online this morning ... the i-pad is getting a makeover-- apple unveiled a new ipad air yesterday.. the new ipad air 2 is 16 percent thinner than the old model. it has a faster processer, an upgraded camera- and apples touch i-d sensor which allows

you to unlock it with a fingerprint. apple unveiled a new version of the ipad mini as well and upgrades to its macintosh and imacs. apple will begin to take pre- orders for the new ipads today and they will ship next week. if you thought the i-phone six cost a lot of money, take a look at this golden gadget. it's the talk of europe. the cell phone is 18 carate gold and has diamonds across the top and down the sides. this baby costs 250-thousand dollars. you won't find it in your t- mobile or verizon store. its made by savelli jewelers in switzerland. there's apple and android models. oh-and there's no discount on your phone plan. you will find it i mean you will find it. >> we have to read this properly. >> we have to many men here. i'm reading a story about a smart phone. >> can you help demetrius read his prompter? let's start talking about the machine gun. >> it's in english and that's the problem for me. >>the national guard is

investigating the use of a base during a bikini model photo shoot. british models were photographed in tanks and firing rifles at the utah national guard base. the pictures are part of a calendar that raises money for british military families. but officials want to know who approved this and whether military equipment was used without authorization. >> speaking for demetrius here is erin. >>a man in canada got more than cream and sugar in his coffee. he was drinking his mc-donald's coffee, when he took off the lid to get the last of it. that's when he found a dead mouse inside the cup. mc-donalds says the restaurant was inspected and no mice were found there. we're horrendous bear from the picture no never mind we are going to show you anyway. the company says an independent lab will try to figure out where it came from. >> i did pretty well delegating that story. >> some time to death out source. >> sometimes being a leader is finding the right person to take over. but that that the

>>meet dylan maxwell... you can call him spiderman. that's because a spider somehow managed to crawl into dylan's belly during a recent trip to bali. you can see the trail it made as it burrowed under dylan's skin. at first, it was just an inch long, and a doctor thought it was just a bug bite. >> it was a hot steering sensation. nothing i had felt before. >> doctors explained it was crawling into an incision from a surgery than it went in and took it out. >> so it goes under his car, find a way in and goes inside ... that's like aliens. >> just like aliens. >> woman with the slogan her nose and now with got this? >> you can even drink coffee more because there's mice in the

coffee! >> enjoy your breakfast everybody! >> there's a woman on the set for a reason. >> it's my turn. talk about weather. it's 53 degrees right now. lansing reading of 51. sublet composite shows we are dry. looking around the region, we have dry conditions early on. this afternoon is a different story. clouds are on the increase with the chance of showers developing after dinner. today's high, 62. trusts have 51. drive for the bears game high temperature 57. for she is standing next me the benches at the traffic wall. it's magic. >> here i am. syria are the grand avenue for this is it worth this supposed to be kicking off but it didn't quite finished that so watch for extra delays along the ramp getting

squeezed through rate they're going all the way until five or 6:00. its load through there. still watching the earlier accident on the north end of the stevenson, break for that intersects with 294 still taking of the right lane. not causing any problems on the roads. that's it for traffic. let's go back to the three guys in the black suit. >> we are all wearing black. is it black friday? black fridays? >> do you guys remember the movie director a phobia? remember when all the spiders are crawling down over the guy? this actually happened at a home in st. louis. the story is all over the internet with been talking about a for like a week. five-7000 spiders turns out they're very poisonous brown recluse spider spirit and not a big fan of spiders. so i went out to find an expert to make sure this could never ever

happen here. take a look. >> they make so many of us squirm. >> what if your home was being taken over by spiders? >> we go out of our way to avoid them. >> all my gosh! that was crazy! of course he had to be right on my head. i have to move! >> find anywhere to hide. >> on my god! >> in the recent case for st. louis family, it was no laughing matter. there was nowhere to go. like something out of a horror movie their home was overrun with spiders. and experts figured 5000 living in the house. the couple's two the previous owner saying it never told them about the spiders problem. eventually the home

went into foreclosure. >> there were spiders' everywhere in the home. the owner even have them fall on her in the shower! what makes things worse, these were not just harmless spiders you usually find around your homes, these were brown recluse spider is, one of the most venomous arachnids found across the country. after reading about this story i had to find an expert to tell me why we shouldn't just like every spider off the face of the earth immediately. >> they go through a few cricket's a week. >> that brought me to this home, the nature museum and yes, this turns out that spiders i have an important purpose. >> if they disappeared, with one species to go extinct even if we don't like them, generally they do something useful for the environment. >> but this brown recluse spider

is known for keeping to itself, how could a home and up crawling with 7000 of them? >> they usually hide. i don't think anybody really knows why this happens. it doesn't happen quite often. something about that house that they liked and there was a food source for them. nice places that they enjoyed hanging out. and eventually there were a lot. >> the most spiders, the brown recluse does it make it a priority to attack humans but they are backed into a dark corner and they feel threatened they can be dangerous. >> the bite can caused a very nasty wound in people's skin. it's not something the spider bite will kill you but it can give you a very nasty open wound that takes quite a while to heal. >> there are a few of them at the museum but thankfully that's about as close as you are going to get in the chicago area.

>> they are found further south of chicago. within illinois if you took a line from st. louis to champagne over to indianapolis, they're mostly self there. >> now we have given you this information, but let's say you still decide to travel down into this for breeding ground. what should you do if you ever encounter one of the spiders? >> if it were my home i would get a container and flush it down the toilet. >> to assess is something about the spider? usually they say cajeput in the wild but this guy just this kill it. you can go and see all kinds of really cool stuff there. they're right in lincoln park. there's the phone number and the web site. from there you are! thanks for that. >> i did that investigation for

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brain damage due to lack of oxygen. that's the official ruling from the new york city medical examiner office. the 81-year-old entertainer, died of complications that caused oxygen deprivation. rivers died a week after she stopped breathing and went into cardiac arrest during an outpatient procedure on her vocal chords. earlier reports have said her daughter melissa rivers is planning a 100-million dollar a body found along a river in suburban seattle, is believed to be that of missing actress misty upham. cops have not yet confirmed it, but a family spokesperson says it is her. upham's uncle found the body, with a purse containing her i- d.the 32-year old star was last seen on october 5-th, walking from her sister's apartment. the family said she suffered from bi-polar disorder and was off her medication when she disappeared. she's best know for her roles in "frozen river' and "august: osage county." brad pitt's "fury" is an old

fashioned world war 2 epic...following a tank commander and his crew through their jagged, emotionally raw and heroic battle against the nazis. dean says, a steller cast, great story telling and sweeping cinematography deliver a powerful film reminding us about the extraordinary courage and sacrifice of the greatest generation. it's a deans list "a" >> will command takes a child to a bar and a racetrack? >>in bill muray's "st. vincent," he's an ornory, irrevent old coot who's the last person you'd want to watch your kid... but a new neighbor, melissa mccarthy, has no choice.. and eventually learns his secret side. dean says, murray plays the same character you've seen 100- times before. it's a dean's list "b-minus" and reese witherspoon's "the good lie" features the oscar winner in a supporting role to some actual sundanese actors, telling the true story of some of the survivors of the brutal

massacre there, who are transplanted in middle america. dean says it's well made, thoughtful and inspiring. it's a dean's list "b". >> good morning. early on we are expecting sunshine. the sun comes up at 7 06 a.m.. we are expecting early morning storms appear clouds will increase and we will see mostly cloudy during the day. tonight as light shower overnight low down to 45. for saturday, 51. sunday we are dry. school, high temperature only 57. morning low into the 30's. >> we have a car fire we're keeping our eye on. causing some minor delays. it's off to the shoulder right now but crews are blocking the far right lane. this is northbound on stevenson. looks like we have a bit of a backup leading up to that spot. keep our tabs on that and give you an update on this construction spots lingering out

they're all coming up in a few minutes. >> coming up, the latest on the breaking news on the northwest side. two women found dead after firefighters put out an apartment fire. we're told bomb and arson investigators are on the scene. and mayor calls a meeting of city leaders to discuss prepared this for ebola.

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