national captioning institute breaking news --- three more bodies are found in northwest indiana, after a man confesses to killing four women. we are *live with the overnight developments. president obama lands in chicago, to stump for pat quinn in the tight race for illinois governor. and the bears' locker room turns ugly, after a loss to the dolphins at soldier field. details, next. good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. demetrius ivory has a check of our weather. >> this weather is good for anything except for football. i don't know of any team, every team seem to have lost yesterday. we are at the

beginning of it to our grant. secure dvr. cool today clouds increasing. partly sunny this afternoon. lake said sharp potentially has the distance to move through into tonight. light rain will be possible. 51 in chicago. down and juliet its 47. aurora near 47 as well. widespread frost yesterday not the case today. you will be up to 56 degrees by 2:00 p.m.. 5855 him. typically we are at 61. but we will only be at 60. remember the slight chance of a shower along the lake this evening into tonight tomorrow we start off with a morning low of 44. when did we make 58 with sunshine. here's happy erin for a happy monday. >> is and always to call one of

our friends last year, mchappy? of the recall and captain mchappy. that's look at the roads. the right lane here will be blocked until 5:00. if you're heading out early going through the stretch you may need to add a few extra minutes to attract. an impression of for project, lasalle and washington you can't turn left through their still causing a lot of backups there has the story pretty much through the end of december. they're putting a few things there. replacing the 100 year- old water main, it's a pretty significant project. that's the latest there in terms of construction. a few other hot spots were coming up. >>breaking news this morning, police in gary have found the bodies of three more women overnight ... after finding another three in abandoned homes this weekend. investigators believe they are all connected to the same man. erik runge is live at the gary police station with the latest.

>> good morning. a lot of new developments overnight in this case they have been developing ever since friday. we don't have a lot of information on the three additional bodies that have been found we to know one of them was a 43 year-old woman that woman was strangled. two additional bodies were found in the same residence here in gary. but no ages from the cause of death has been released. fast brings the total to seven. we are expecting more information. there is a press conference that is expected to happen later this afternoon. also expecting that the 43 year-old suspect could be seeing some of these charges that could be handed down later today. this started when police arrested a 43 resident in

connection with the murder of a 19 year-old woman whose body was found friday, strangled at a motel in hammond. they may have met through an website. shortly after, a search warrant was served on the man and once he was in custody police say he confessed to at least three other murders. he told police where they could find the bodies. some bodies were decomposed. all and abandoned homes. one woman was identified and she was a woman who's been missing since october 8th. sources said the man acted alone and seems to be intelligent. he is also a registered sex offender in austin, texas. sources say more bodies could be found in connection with this man. >> we have evidence that he was in texas, all over the u.s.. i would like to let them complete

the investigation. i don't want to taint it with the prospect of calling this person a serial killer, >> we are expecting a lot more information at an afternoon news conference with police. but overnight, gary police are finding three additional bodies, all women, all near where the other victims in this case were found. the 43 world could also see some of those first charges in the case. fremont a developing story. we will be added all morning long. back to you. >> two men were killed after the car they were in hit a squad car and crashed into a building. that happened at ogden and pulaski late last night. police say the car was speeding down ogden when it hit a squad

car that was sitting in traffic. the car wound up going into a taco restaurant. both men inside were pronounced dead at the scene. >> police 90 mi. per hour. 10 seconds after the cop got hit is all about 20 cars coming out. it was crazy. it was just a line of cops who were probably chasing the bad. >>a police sergeant was taken to the hospital for minor injuries. no one inside the restaurant was hurt. police have not said why the car was going so fast. early voting for the november 4-th election begins today. and president obama is in town, to stump for his fellow democrats. mayor emanuel greeted obama as he arrived at o'hare airport yesterday. a rally at chicago state university included most of the local democratic leadership. obama called upon his local supporters to vote early for governor quinn and senate durbin. >> the first thing i am going to do is to cast my vote to reelect dick durbin and give four more years. four more years to our governor. >>president clinton campaigns for quinn tomorrow. vice president biden visits

chicago wednesday. meanwhile, quinn's opponent, bruce rauner, was endorsed by the chicago sun-times. the paper says rauner is the only candidate who can break what it calls "the stranglehold of uninspired, self-serving, one-party rule in springfield." for our complete election coverage, visit *wgn t-v dot- com slash- decision 20-14.* the 48-people who were in contact with ebola patient thomas duncan are in the clear. none of them are showing any symptoms. in fact...the only people to get the virus so far are the two nurses in isolation. a lab worker who handled duncan's case is back from a cruise. no symptoms either. duncan's fiance' and her children can now go on about their lives for the first time in weeks. >> they need our love and support. the happen for a terrible ordeal. we have people put through this through no fault of their own. >>texas health presbyterian hospital apologized in two local newspapers for mistakes

made in duncan's case. three people are quarantined in ohio, after they came in contact with infected nurse amber vinson. the pentagon says it will create a team of 30 medical experts to get to wherever the next ebola case happens. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. chicago police are circulating this sketch of a man wanted for trying to lure two children from their home on the southwest side. it happened two weeks ago, at 77th and kilpatrick. police say the man offered the ten and 12-year-old children kim and nurses' contract expires this week. the hospital once the court to insure nurses in nine critical areas will be working on tuesdays contract or not. could continues in the chicago river after a construction barge sinks in the west loop on

friday. crews are digging out 1,500 t of clay and mud from the sinking march. it was used for construction of a new high-rise. >> brendan marshall says it's not acceptable but the bears have not won at home.: and his teammates in the locker room after another that loss. taking his former teammates from miami bears down 7-0. another dolphin touchdown is set up. 14 in the fourth they're up. field goal. the bears lose a 27- 14. the locker room, ahead in sports. a week ago, dallas cowboys running back joseph randle was busted for shoplifting underwear. now, he has an *endorsement deal for a line of underwear. he's the new spokesman for something called "me undies." the company will pay randle's 30-thousand dollar fine, and

*buy him some new underwear. randle says he made a mistake. his new sponsor says, everyone deserves a second chance. a man in california collapsed and died of a heart attack in his back yard near sacramento. why not, and these? >> your money. early today we're looking at dry conditions. temperatures will warm up but we only make 60 this afternoon. quite simple but cool. 53 in gary. wheeling has 52. peru at 52. pontiac at 52. satellite composite shows generally dry conditions. the cold front continues to pressure to the south and east. another shower is expected towards the lake this afternoon one of more disturbance will move through. after the french moves through another disturbance comes. it all culminates to a high temperature up to 60. are we are breezy. hi only 54. we do climb

up for wednesday and for the weekend. 70 on sunday. back to you. >> coming up, a gruesome discovery inside the cave above their. >> and a woman lands behind bars after an unusual break in. and arrests and injuries at a town the pumpkin festival. >> and coming up, details on a close encounter with the red planet by a comment.the man in d

and died of a heart attack in his backyard near sacramento. before anyone could discover marion williams' body, a black *bear found it, dragged it to his cave, and *ate most of it. it took ten days for searchers to find what was left of the body. investigators were able to get a fingerprint i.d. california wildlife officials considered killing the bear. but they decided, he just saw a food source, and took it... and he poses no danger to the public. the rams and seahawks game in saint louis wasn't the *only showdown in the city yesterday. after the game, some rams fans got into a fight outside the stadium, with a handful of people protesting the ferguson police department. the marchers were angry about the police shooting of teenager michael brown. they got even angrier, when a woman grabbed a protester's flag. the woman and her daughter were arrested. two people were injured in the fighting. students involved in the

pumpkin festival riots in new hampshire may be expelled. the president of keene state college said the school will take serious action against students who participated. taken to the hospital yesterday... after rioters threw rocks, bottles and even overturned cars. police used riot gear and tear gas to control the rowdy crowd. 12 people were arrested. but a bright side in all this. more than 200 students volunteered to clean up the mess after the rioting. a woman was arrested in california for trying to illegally enter the home of a man she met online ... but, it wasn't your usual break-in. she tried to climb through the chimney. a neighbor called police to report the woman was stuck. it took firefighter two hours to get her out. they used soap and a jackhammer to dismantle the chimney. the woman was charged with illegal entry and providing police with fake information. the man who lives in the home says he went on six dates with the woman. >> class in the works. soap and a jackhammer.

>> good story there. >> it is tough out there. if the to do what you can do. temperature is quickly moving through the low 50s across the area. wind of the southwest at of miles. dew point at 43. with a temperature of 50 is a nice start. a few degrees warmer than we should be. but the issue is as a cold front moves through, temperatures don't rebound. hi only 60 degrees. bartlett is going to be at 46. union at 47. further to the south we are at 49 and juliet at 47. valparaiso is currently four degrees cooler. sublets composite shows cloud cover pressing south and east. indicative of that front moving to the south. another disturbance that will roll in from the north and east. it's a long delay. that will bring the slight chance of a shower

developing into the afternoon and evening. 60 degrees by the afternoon. partly sunny. tonight's low 44. like sen shower is possible. not a high chance. 20-30%. tonight we're back down to 44. tuesday 54 wednesday we make almost 60 and never fear a few 70's are on the map coming up. >> i have a theory on demetrius when his fantasy football team goes well he goes without a tie. full of himself. just observe. >> 5-2 i mean six-one. that's what i am. >> he will have the time back on shortly. let's take a look at the roads. with an accident on the dan ryan a pound at 31. really was blocked. but the got this out of the way quickly. this will recover in the next few minutes. nothing we're too concerned with. this city

project will be wrapped up on friday. they're doing all the pavement repairs for their a few weeks back. watch for a few more days of slow traffic than it should pick up. this is when they're just getting things set up but it looks like now we're almost at the end of the project. more traffic in a bit. >> write that down. no tie on demetrius when his team does well. we have a wgn investigation. i am good to look into the county's new puppy mill ordinance which could to lead to a year long battle. >> a judge will start to sort it all out tomorrow >> on one side you've got pet stores that argue, limiting which breeders they buy from would put them out of business. and on the other...you've got animal rights activists who say "commercial breeders" or "puppy mills" are a cruel way to treat those animals. >> the ordinance right now is on hold until a lawsuit filed by pet owners plays out. but happens...there might be a

bigger problem which is what our story looks into. when you buy a pet...there are mounds of paperwork and tracking numbers that are supposed to help you figure out where that puppy came from... but it's not always working. >> it's a very difficult trail. the name and address and that records don't match up. you have them using the same p o box. it's a very tricky thing to navigate. and they like it that way. and nobody is minding the store. >> that's tonight at 9:00 p.m.. the usda and the department of agriculture have the task of watching over these a pet stores but even they admit they don't have the manpower or the resources. tonight we will trace one dog and ask the questions of why animals were purchased from a breeder with a list of violations. pretty interesting especially since chicago and cook county is really the ground in zero of

some of these lawsuits. the entire country is watching what is happening right here. >> who have more of that tonight. and coming up, dr. tony joins us live in studio talking about black cat syndrome. >> and the bears lost at home these two fresher did players in the post-game locker room. that's coming up. >> one of the signature spells of chicago, the chocolate smell when you walk around town sometimes you smell it. there is a chicago man who says he can track where the smell will be so he can predict where you'll find it each day. demetrius and i took to the streets to put it to the test. that story coming up.

fifth good morning. every time there's drop one of these stink bombs it's worse and worse if only because you're supposed to be getting better as the season goes on. bears and dolphins on the lakefront. winning and losing all year, it correlates to cutler's turn over numbers. here in the second quarter, picked off a touchdown. jones makes the play. it into the open field. pick up some blocking a huge run back. that deep inside the bears territory. dolphins recover. then in its 14 of 14

passing, it was to make it 14 at halftime. in the fourth, still a 14. game. cutler trips and it's sad there's a recovery in the fumble. field goal makes it a threescore game. the bears win 27-14 another really bad loss at home. they lost. >> we are three and four. that's not acceptable. 34 is not acceptable. i will say it again. 3 and for not acceptable. you don't get to tomorrow in the off leak. we're halfway through the season. it's time. >> this is the time where we have to all look at ourselves individually. like a real self

check. looking at ourselves as a team and decide what we are greedy and work towards that and be consistent. and go at that. no more talk. >> in case you missed it, the bears are now 3-4. they played he treats at new england next sunday. that's one sports. >> holding the record for most touchdown passes, it's peyton manning. manning started last night's game against the 49ers, two shy of brett favre's record of 508 touchdowns. he tied favre after two touchdowns in the first quarter.. and then the record breaker came in the second quarter, with demaryius thomas catching the ball and dragging his feet for the score. that ball is going into the pro football hall of fame. manning ended the night with four touchdown passes, 510 for his career. >> i like him. >> we have to be happy about something. >> demitrius it is simply for

indianapolis and more so he's cool. this is a football of our minds. 53 degrees is the current temperature. right now is 59 by 2:00 p.m.. today's high temperature coming up to 60. slight chance of a shower into the afternoon and evening. the weak disturbance will drop through. temperatures will warm up in the seventh day. >> we have a quick look at what's happening on the edens. heading eastbound that's the left lane down until 5:00. you can see volume is light. no big delays just yet. hopefully we can get by without too much building in over the next 30 minutes. accident dan ryan outbound a 31 all lanes have reopened. this is cleaned up precast. the other construction spots which will do about, we will break that down as you know what to expect coming up. >> still more to come including the latest development of more women's bodies found in northwest indiana. >> please call off the search for a missing student after

finding human remains. >> the u.s. is dropping weapons into the syrian cities to keep out of the hands of a racist. >> and the latest pictures from the red planet. what was spotted thisbreaking news this morning.

three more bodies found in northwest indiana after a man confesses to killing four women. we have the overnight developments. >> two men killed overnight in a crash involving chicago police. >> and the president lands in chicago to help pat quinn. >>good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. it's no high monday. >> that's because i, if i had a tie after the bears game i might have done some thing that to myself. i just put it away. it was not good. let's take a look at our day. we are expecting temperatures in the low 50s. we warm up to a high in the low 60s. if that time when the temperatures are struggling to rebound. we're not cooling down

much. frost will not be likely early. we did have widespread for frost the previous weekend. satellites composite shows we are dry as a cold front moves through. later today we have the potential for a shower. 20-30 percent chance. 58 by 5:00 p.m.. here's the 70 forecast. we will be wearing ties later this week. 54 on tuesday. wednesday 58. thursday, 60. friday, 65. saturday and sunday we will see a high temperature reaching the low '70's. >> that's pretty toasty for this time of the year. not too bad. in that kennedy, we have worked from washington over 2290 really blocked until 5:00. looks like the volume is still light enough. just wanted to mention that could be spent edens, left lane block until 5:00. another 30 minutes there is nothing to because in many issues. with the

accident on the dan ryan the cleared up. if you're heading out early this morning, it's looking good. more traffic coming up. >>breaking news this morning, police in gary have found the bodies of three more women overnight. that brings the total to seven women found dead in northwest indiana, and investigators believe they are all connected to the same man. erik runge is live at the gary police station with the latest. >> we are expecting a lot more information about the 43 year- old suspect as well as the additional three bodies that police discovered here in gary overnight. we are told all three bodies by the corner were decomposing. two of the bodies were found in the same home all three found near where some of the victims in the case were also discovered by police. we are also expecting the 43 year- old suspect will have charges handed down. this all started on

friday when the police arrested the 43 year-old from gary indiana in connection with the murder of the 19 year-old woman whose body was found strangled friday inside a room at a motel. we are told they may have met through back page dot com, a west website escorts have a history of using. once in custody she confessed to lease three other murders and told police where they could find the bodies. all were women. some were decomposing. only one of victims identified was a 35 year-old woman who was reported missing since october 8th. sources say that the fourth real suspect acted alone and seems to be intelligent. police say he is a registered sex offender out of austin texas. the first victim discovered by police. the mother spoke with our station in denver overnight. >> i can't describe her. she's

not discoverable. she was my rock, my best friend. my everything. when i didn't have anything, she was all i had. >> we are expecting more information from police and that will be added afternoon press conference. sources say that the murders may have been going on for several years. we are could be on the story all morning. >>early voting for the november 4-th election begins today. and president obama is in town, to stump for his fellow democrats. mayor emanuel greeted obama as he arrived at o'hare airport yesterday. a rally at chicago state university included most of the local democratic leadership. obama called upon his local supporters to vote early for governor quinn and senate durbin. >> i don't know that you put the first thing i'm going to do is cast my vote for reelecting

durbin and giving pat quinn four more years as governor. >>president clinton campaigns for quinn tomorrow. vice president biden visits chicago wednesday. meanwhile, quinn's opponent, bruce rauner, was endorsed by the chicago sun-times. the paper says rauner is the only candidate who can break what it calls "the stranglehold of uninspired, self-serving, one-party rule in springfield." taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. two men are dead after a car crash in the little village neighborhood. police say the men were speeding down ogden when they hit a squad car at pulaski. the car then crashed into a restaurant. the men in the car died at the scene. a police sergeant suffered minor injuries. no one in the restaurant was hurt. the quarantine is over for those who had close contact with ebola patient thomas duncan. none of the people monitored showed any symptoms. the hospital that cared for duncan apologized for mistakes that were made. the pentagon is creating a 30

person response team for the next ebola case to happen. classes are cancelled again in waukegan.. as the teachers strike continues. contract negotiations between the district and teachers union have not resumed... since talks broke down last wednesday. about 12-hundred teachers have hit the picket lines over the two weeks of this strike. the bears are still winless at home after another bad loss to the dolphins. the offense turned the ball over three times, including an interception and fumble by jay cutler. jeremiah ratliff had a career- high three- and- a- half sacks, but the bears lose 27-14 and fall to three- and- four. human remains are found near where a girl disappeared. >> of remains found saturday they say belong to anagram still waiting for test to confirm that. her remains were scattered across a creek bed 8 mi. from where she disappeared more than a month ago. police informed her parents and now classified her case as a death investigation. >> week were here for a mission

to bring closure. we're hoping that we have done. >> now charged in connection with the disappearance, matthew is also suspected in a similar case involving a virginia tech student whose body was found dead in 2009. >> the white house said the impending fall of the border town was not critical but now apparently they are reversing their course. american warplanes staged new strikes at fighters. three cargo planes delivered weapons and medical supplies to kurdish defenders. isis has already shelled at least 16 times. american air strikes have killed dozens of trips. >> if you are keeping track, marches had a close encounter with a comment. spring," came within 87-thousand miles of mars. that's about a third of the distance between the earth and the moon. it's also considered close for a comet fly-by. nasa moved its mars orbiters and rovers to keep them safe.

the comet's debris was flying by so fast that it could have destroyed them. the comet is not a threat to earth. >> good thing the river was there or else we wouldn't have pictures like this. the curiosity rover snapped this shot of some rock structures. some say it looks like a martian crocodile. >> the things that people come up with. >>the rock formation sticking up looks like the snout poking out of the landscape. the picture was taken earlier this year. i can sort of see it. have some more enthusiasm. >> we spoke with nasa on friday and we covered that comment. >> i was asleep. sorry! >> you were off. thank you for supporting us what you are not here. you read that like it was a breaking news story. good things do happen we all got an extra paycheck as well. it's 51 degrees right now in chicago. reading at 46 degrees and

garlic. 47 in aurora. we know temperatures are comfortable for this time of the day. typically we are in the upper '40's. a cold front continues to press to the south. though moisture with that though. no rain. later, a disturbance will roll in across the lake bringing potential for a shower. light sprinkles possible. 61 this afternoon to knights low down to 44. three forecast shows high temperature 54 degrees on tuesday. we become greasy may be a light shower. wednesday we are dry. back to you guys. >> still ahead, dr. tony is here to tell us some of the dangers pat faces this halloween. >> and a man rushes into a burning home to rescue a stranger. what's happening next is caught on camera. >> and predict where you can spell chocolate in the city. marcus has the story coming up next.

pets. dr. tony kremer is here to talk about that, and something called *black cat syndrome. >> a black cat and black dog syndrome. i always find it interesting when we come across something that we see frequently

but no one has heard much about. that's exactly this situation. when it comes down to is black hats and black dogs are the last animals to be adopted in shelters. they spent the longest time before they get adopted and they're the most euphemized pets in shelters all over the country. we'd look at that and say why? what kind of discrimination is going on. we need to put an end to it. what it boils down to is that there are superstition's against black casts. we have heard that. with black dogs and i think in a lot of movies, black dogs and dark animals are sometimes depicted as the mean animal in a movie. maybe it comes from something like that. some of the more practical things we see here we see a lot of people who choose their pet by appearance. probably not the best way to pick your pet. look at their

behavior and personality and interact with them. but nowadays, many pets are children by the internet. they see pictures on the internet. darker animals are typically more difficult to photograph and show their personalities. sometimes against a different background. they don't shop as well. the same thing applies to when people are at the shelter looking for a pet. darker animals and in the darker areas in the back of a cage, it may be difficult. i really stress, i've had a lot of different animals and they have all been wonderful pets. some of those black pets have been the best. they don't have that personalities or are ordinary. >> that includes my parents attacked wilson. helene this weekend what should we keep in mind? >> make sure all the candy is going to the people in charge of

that candy. it's good to be at the level of pets. every halloween we have problems with pet scanning into chocolate. now some of the sugarless gums have things that are bad to pets as well. keep that can be out of reach of the pets. holiday decorations also, the sparks curiosity of the pet. we find animals who eat the decorations the will get stuck inside of them. holidays are also the most common time for pets to be lost. the door is open hundreds of times during that trip retreat. keep your pet in a safe place and make sure that proper identification and think about getting the microchips at your veterinarian until the permanent identification just in case they get lost. >> i'm working on a story tonight on the puppy mill ordnance in cook county. i know that chicago is being watched very closely as to what happens with that. i am just wondering what your thoughts are on this and how it will play out?

>> lots of controversy. the biggest thing to do is watch out here with a puppy mills are a bad thing. i always emphasize the fact that because in those situations we don't know where those cuts have come from, i really recommend it and i tell people think about adopting because we know these animals are from shelters and towns where they may be put to sleep if they don't. as far as the politics that go into the ordnance, they're trying to figure out if it's one to really solve the problem. that's how it's going to play out. >> you will be watching this tonight. >> you can keep up with dr. tony *dr tony dot-com . he's also on twitter, *at doc tony d-v-m*. early today we have temperatures in the mid '40's. some areas are in the low 50s. not too warm, not too cold. this afternoon we are expecting sunshine but another disturbance brings

potential for showers. carol stream at 44. elsewhere its 51. lockean at 50 degrees. satellite composite shows cloud cover redeveloping across northern cook county. a cold front moving through the region. it's not much pressure attached to it. but another disturbance will bring a slight chance for showers. six degrees this afternoon. tonight, 44. tuesday will make 54. wednesday, 58. and by next weekend we are going to be up into the '70s. >> that sounds good. looking for. we have our eye on the weekend ahead. and it's only monday. outbound on the kennedy stretch of construction from campbell found lawrence. to left lanes out until 5:00. we are just 50 minutes away from seeing this picked up. we are looking good. also back to elgin o'hare, this project has westbound from irving park over to lake blocked until 5:00. we

are seeing some slow traffic but not a bad picture for a monday morning. the earlier accident on the dan ryan has cleared up. a few other things to talk about. we will take about that coming up. >> thank you for that. the morning marcus. >> you know the chocolate smell from the factory chocolate downtown ever once a lot can smell it. there's a guy who says he can predict where its current the. you'll laugh but he says it's for real. i decided to grab demetrius go downtown and meet the sky to see if we confined where that smell comes from. take a listen. >> we're downtown in the loop. looking for the legendary chocolate's smell. ready to find it? >> i am ready. >> there has to be a better way

to track down that smell. how are you? >> i'm great. >> enter eden, creator of the chicago chocolate smell. >> that a map of the area ricans now the chocolate factory. my friend was walking right there and said i could spell the chocolate. so as a joke i just threw a little map with google map and posted it on twitter and she said you should do this every day. so for the past few weeks and that it every day. it's just once a day if i did it all day i would have to do it all the time. but it's just once a day in the morning and look at the wind where it's coming from and where it's going and i draw the map. >> howell why it does this go? does it go out miles? >> when started, it went a few

blocks here and there. then people told me it was a bigger spans spirits about it has grown. the 2 mi. across sometimes. >> what is it like being in the prediction business. you're both in the prediction business. >> it's been an eye opener. a lot of people said they could smell it in certain places that were not on the map. people get angry because i haven't made the map big enough. so we go back into it again the next day. >> i will teach you what to do send them to an empty e-mail box and just put them in the loop. >> to feel the wind like where can we spell it? >> people are saying it's coming out of the north break down south of the factory. let's go find it. >> to use melt chocolate? >> i do not. >> can't smell it? we've got it! finally! can you spell it?

>> now i can smell it. the mad you get excited when it finally smell it? >> i do because it means i was a little bit right. >> what's next for you? >> people have said we should do bread or certain other smells but i think i'm just going to stick with the chocolate smell. i can track all the smells. >> do you spell chocolate? how does it smell? the smells wonderful. >> you could check out the math yourself on the website. he does request people to send in their smelt report. he has an attitude of like people are really believe in this? but it's been all over the news and publicized. >> that some hard-hitting investigative news. >> wgn investigates. the investigators should be in quotes. >> time for today's early bird special. was the planet mars named after which guy? war,

water or wine? if you know the answer just want on to the contest page. you could win two ticketsyou could win two tickets to giordano dance chicago's fall series. the winner will be chosen later today. why kevin hart is try to get a woman her job back. did it work? that's coming up.

singer joanne borgella, an "american idol" contestant in 2008, died saturday after a year-long battle with throat cancer. she was just 32. the new york-born entertainer made it to the top 12 female contestants of "american idol's" seventh season. she was also a plus-size model and created her own jewlery and plus-size clothing line. kevin hart has succeeded in getting a fired bus driver her job back. shuttle bus driver genesha bradley was suspended from her job at national car rental...after she pulled her bus over at los angeles airport to take a selfie with the comedian. hart got wind of bradley's suspension and made a plea to put her back on the job. the company immediately responded, giving the bradley another chance. >> early today we have dry

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