>> is 4:00 a.m. and it is tuesday. >> or is it wednesday? >> the only day that's worse is monday. >> people are looking for the

weekend. they just want to know about saturday and sunday. sound fx]ng >> listen to the whining. >> i've got my finger on the pulse of the people. [laughter] mostly clear. shows light sprinkles across the region. quick thunderstorms yesterday. light sprinkles in the forecast this morning. after that, we will move towards sun and clouds. kankakee, you are 49 degrees. here is your day planner. 5:00 a.m. i think we've broken a record for how quickly we went off the rails this morning. it took about 10 seconds. -- and webling you

blame you. we are referring to your mother, my mother, and maybe dan ponce's aunt. we know lourdes' mom can't watch from florida. 17, someound at route emergency room work. it does not seem to be impacting traffic. intermittent lane closures. you could see 15 minutes of full lane closures. some paving in lincoln park, north and southbound from halsted to diversey. lane restrictions in place until december 5. there is a second stretch between wells and webster. the numbers look good nice and early. will break it all down in just -- we will break it all down in just a few minutes. >> this just in, oscar pistorius

headed to prison. he just learned his sentence in the last half-hour, gets a maximum of five years for double homicide in the shooting death -- for culpable homicide in the shooting death of his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp, last year. prosecutors pushed for at least 10 years in prison. the defense argued that pistorius would be too vulnerable in prison since he is a double-amputee. pistorius was escorted out of court by police to a holding cell after the sentence was read. new overnight, a chicago police officer killed a 17-year-old. he pulled out a knife and slashed attire on a squad car, tried to break a passenger window. when officers got out to chase him, he waved the knife and then shot him. >> the officers were responding

to someone who's in a crazed condition, who stabbed out tires in a squad car, you obviously aren't going to sit down and have a cup of coffee with him. he is a serious threat to the officers. he leaves them no choice at that point but to defend themselves. >> the teenagers name has not been released. >> a man on a bike grabbed a 14-year-old girl, then biked away. there is the area near 76th and almost we. police have a vague description of the suspect. >> a suspected serial killer is charged with murdering one woman in indiana. >> facing charges in the death of at least six more. nancy has the latest. >> lourdes and dan, gary police are still piecing together their cases against the man, who has

told police there are more cases dating back two decades. the suspected serial killer is charged in the murder of a woman at motown 6 in hammond last friday -- a motel 6 in hammond last friday. he led police to various locations. vann was a registered sex offender in texas, who had recently served five years in prison for raping and trying to strangle a woman in austin. his latest arrest as authorities there re-examine unsolved murders. he is said to be intelligent and well spoken, telling investigators there may be dozens of additional victims in indiana, illinois, texas, even mexico. >> he is taking responsibility, acknowledgment, pointing out specifics. he has information that is pretty accurate.

>> it is possible that the investigation will lead to more victims. we have to be careful about what we say at this point. is only charged in the murder and robbery last week. the 19-year-old call girl was found dead in a motel bathtub and, according to the affidavit, she had apparently been strangled, there were signs of a struggle in the room, where a shirt button was found on the floor. vann's shirt was missing a button at the time of his arrest. toice say vann was quick confess to the murder. because of the high number of abandoned buildings, authorities are said to be planning a sweep with cadaver dogs. >> two weeks from election day. opponentquinn and his

spent the hour throwing jabs at one another. quinn said his opponent would pass savage budget cuts. >> we have a $36 billion state budget. there is money in the budget for education if leaders make education a priority. pat quinn has been a disaster for education. >> when he cannot find fax -- we've increased classroom spending. every independent fact checker has said that. >> quinn has been a disaster on job creator -- job creation. as answer to me is i'm millionaire or very successful, therefore i'm bad. let me be clear, you don't judge a person's heart by the size of his wallet. >> he went around illinois advocating the elimination of the minimum wage. > during that debate, browner

could not list a company that would bring joy -- jobs to illinois. >> former president clinton comes to chicago to stump for governor quinn and other democrats in advance of next month's election. obama cast an early ballot and joined owners at an event in lincoln park. -- donors at an event in lincoln park. the chicago city treasurer is stepping down. of was vice president northern trust. iis summers junior, expected to be named. >> officials are calling for more training and practice and have it -- practice in how to put on and take off the protective gear. period-day monitoring th

ended for dozens of patients who had had contact with thomas duncan, who died. whilerses got sick caring for duncan. if someone in chicago gets sick, they will be treated at one of four local hospitals. northwestern hospital will only take adults. be visitings will the hospitals this week to make sure they are ready. villee university hospital reached a deal just hours before a strike. the contract had been extended twice since it expired in august. tisdale high school 86 voted 4-3 in favor of the teachers contract. teachers threatened to call a strike as early as october 14.

community members urged both sides to reach an agreement. >> chicago on the lookout for its next holiday tree. you want it to look something like that. more than 80 trees in the running. it will be displayed at daley plaza next month. the list was narrowed down to 20 from 80. landscapers from the brickman group are in the process of picking the finalists. they are taking into consideration height, shape, color of the trees, as well as how easy it will be to remove it. the owner of the winning tree will get to start on the lights the week of thanksgiving. >> a good time at the plaza. >> good morning. >> they could always go fake. needles everywhere. all downtown. indiana, 54 degrees. lumbar, 52 degrees. lansing, 52. here is your radar. light sprinkles across the area.

we will move toward sunshine. later today, a mix of sun and clouds coming our way. temperatures continue to rebound nicely. 55 degrees, your high temperature this afternoon. tomorrow, back up to 58. 60's on thursday, 65 friday. saturday and sunday -- theybody is looking for weekend. high temperature of 73 on sunday. wgn investigates. we dig deeper into cook county cost ordinance -- cook county's ordinance. trying to getr is some "breaking bad" action figures off of store shelves. the show's star fires back.

listen up, tomorrow, a judge will lay out the timeline in the fight over cook county's puppy mill ordinance that could change where you buy the next dog or cat. >> this one looks into what that new utley the milk ordinance may be able to accomplish. mill ordinancepy may be able to accomplish. >> one look at these faces and perhaps it makes sense why this is closely watched.

activists,, animal their goal to shut down some large puppy mills. the other side, the attorney representing a string of stores, including the largest commercial breeders organization in missouri. >> it would destroy these businesses if the ordinance went into effect. >> squeezed in the middle are dog lovers willing to spend thousands for that cute companion. take lucy. she spent $2000 on a yorkie. it didn't quite work out. >> her eyes looked really sad. she just wasn't really moving. >> she didn't know what to think. she tried tracking where bella came from through paperwork and websites. >were you able to trace the dog to where it came from? >> no. >> it is nearly impossible to tell where that puppy came from,

even with a pile of state regulations in place. it lookso pet stores, good. clean, happy dogs. a big binder helps track where they came from, but in some cases, the numbers don't match or are simply missing. who makes sure what is on this paper is accurate? >> that's a good question. the usda and your department of ag in illinois? youhat stores have to give the name of the breeder and their license. unless you know where to look for that information, it is meaningless. >> it is tricky to navigate that world. they like it that way. nobody is finding that store -- minding that store. >> it isn't easy to navigate a webpage. we tracked some of the commercial breeders.

>> after the dogs that our clients purchase -- they buy t hem from reputable sources. >> when an inspector went to the farm in july, it found 216 of the dogs and 116 -- 216 adult dogs and 116 puppies tartar wasere the built up so much that the teeth were unable to be seen at all. >> this is pretty harsh. decay.ss, tooth these things into consideration when they purchase a dog for a facility? >> they won't purchase a dog that has this problem. if they ever find out about it, they will stop. >> that's just art of the story you saw here at 90 last night. :00 last night.

we tried to reach the breeders in the story. none of them returned our call. one of them canceled the program -- their program. as far as the usda and the department of agriculture, they admit a just don't have enough manpower or resources to do more about this. we have a link on our webpage to help you navigate the usda site. >> let's turn it now to demetrius in the weather center. >> light showers around the region. yesterday, we had a thunderstorm pop up and move through cook county. some light sprinkles across the region generally before lunchtime. high pressure will start to build in from the south. that's going to pull in the wind from the north and the northeast. it all works in tandem to bring in the moisture off the lake.

smooth sailing. take the umbrella with you. be prepared to put the wipers on once or twice during your early morning commute. green indicates rain. light showers dancing around the region early this morning and afternoon. we begin to clear up tonight, providing for really cool temperatures. tonight slow is in the upper 30's. we are currently at 50, sunrise at 7:11. a nice, little breeze. 52 at the lakefront. aurora at 48. 47 for dekalb. expect upper 30's, maybe mid 30's at this time of day tomorrow. tonight slow is down to 40. wednesday is a keeper. thursday is a little bit at her with a high up to 60. i showed you a stretch of construction that they have already picked up. here's the second stretch for you.

--119th, two lef left lane two left lanes blocked. it should be out of the way pretty quickly. the emergency room work on route road work onrgency route 17, they got that out of the way pretty quickly. everything moving through with that issue. >> president obama is changing his stance on gay marriage and he is pulling out the constitution. >> next in sports, the ongoing brandon marshall saga. are we getting the answers? coming up.

>> good morning. get excited for the cavaliers when the games really count. you should be excited by what happened in columbus last night, the first actual signing of the preinjury derrick rose. he was sick in this game in columbus. a full look at lebron's first reincarnation as a cavalier. he wasn't that excited about the game. d. rose and kyrie irving were going at each other hard.

derrick rose could not be stopped. on the drive, powers up for the and-1. he scored 10 points in the blink of the eye. he had 20 points as they hit the break. in the third, he gets the first seven for the bulls, killing irving off the balance here -- bounce here. game but it was all good in columbus last night. in their first few defeats, the bears would say, we've got a few things to clean up, it's ok. after sunday, it is a bit more urgent than that. >> we need to play better. we shouldn't have lost today. we shouldn't be 3&4. >> got to figure out how to play better.

as for all the yelling in the locker room afterwards. marshall singling out robbie gould and jay cutler. the head coach did not have much of an explanation when he met the media on monday afternoon. >> i haven't heard any of that. i don't think that is one that has to be addressed. i don't think that was the case at all yesterday. i didn't hear all of it. i've heard a lot about most of it. , i did nothear hear any of that. >> what? i don't get that. the hawks and flyers play at the uc tonight. tonight, the royals and the giants. >> unacceptable. what do you have the say about that? >> the bears are struggling a little bit. >> you almost want to bury the story. >> ok.

>> let's take a look at how things are going to be. 53, your current temperature. expecting up to about 55 by 2:00 p.m. early showers possible. this afternoon, we dry out and get some sunshine. 54, your temperature at 5:00 em sunset at 6:01. what you got? >> let's take a look at the edens outbound. not causingosed, any big delays. nothing we are too concerned with. seemss point, everything to be moving along at a pretty good pace. almost all of your travel times are in the green, wide open and all the way through. >> coming up, a shocking new way to work out. >> cardinal george tells us his biggest regret in his final interview as head of the chicago archdiocese. >> plus, former white house

intern monica lewinsky joins twitter, taking on a very serious subject. >> popstar justin bieber in trouble with the vatican.

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to jail for the death of his girlfriend or it we are learning more about a man suspected of the deaths of women in indiana. >> and illinois family is in quarantined. let's go straight to demetrius for a check of the weather. let's look at how things are going to be today. we are looking at a temperature of 54 degrees in gary. there are going to be sprinkles across the region. not so much chicago early today. we will have the potential for some late showers throughout the morning and early afternoon.

who will move towards drier conditions. we will have sunshine popping up later today. the temperature climbs up to 54 degrees by 5:00. this is the big win. this is what everybody came to see. friday we are up to 65 degrees. this will be our first warmer than normal weekend for the entire month of october. >> how often does this happen? you've got it. it you win. >> we've got the two up lanes blocked. enjoy it while it lasts. we've been dealing with heavier travel times in that 8:00 hour the last couple of days. we are hoping that doesn't happen today.

the two left lanes at willow are closed. there is just a little bit of a delay. the volume is so light, we are not seen things we are concerned with. oscar pistorius just sends to prison for the death of his girlfriend. this.have been watching i month he was found guilty of culpable homicide. -- handedjudge mast down the sense of five years in prison. the story's is given a three-year sense on a firearms charge, but that was suspended. prosecutors were pushing for a 10 year prison sentence. the judge dismissed the defense's claim that pistorius and his handicap would make them to the vulnerable in prison. he shot and killed his girlfriend through a bathroom door on valentine's day of last year. he was taken into a police

holding cell. it is not clear if he will go directly to prison. a killer is charged with murdering one woman in indiana. >> he may be charged in the deaths of at least six more. hi, nancy. gary police are still piecing together there cases against him. he has told authorities there are more cases dating back two decades. the 43-year-old suspected serial killer is currently charged in the murder of a woman and a motel 6 and hammond last friday. he led police to the bodies of six more women in various locations in abandoned buildings in gary. he was a registered sex offender in texas. he and recently served five years in prison for raping and trying to strangle a woman in austin.

re-examiningre unsolved cases. he is a former marine. he is intelligent and well spoken. investigators there may be dozens of victims in indiana, illinois, and even mexico. he is taking responsibility. this information is accurate. that thepossible investigation will lead to more victims. we have to be careful about what we say at this point. >> for now he is only charged in the murder and robbery from last week. killingonfessed to the of the 19-year-old call girl during sex. her naked body was found in a motel bathtub up by a friend who traced the address he had provided to the escort service. nn was quick to confessed to

the murder and was cooperative during his arrest. will unclear when he appear in court. he had not registered as a sex offender in indiana. in gary, indiana. >> he is a native of indiana but spent five years in present in -- in prison in texas for rape. his ex-wife is shocked because he never mistreated her. his son always thought he was weird. he was acting strangely, said his neighbor. not know that fun meant that he was doing what he was doing it. maybe he wanted to get caught. maybe he was just tired of running. >> he is intelligent and very

well read. a brother has come forward to apologize. police officer was shot and killed a 17-year-old boy after a foot chase. carseen was breaking into and he pulled a knife and slashed one of the tires of a police squad car and try to break a passenger window. he waved a knife and they shot him. debatelast governor's was last night. quinn was a failure and illinois is the worst run state in the country. the election is now just two weeks away. >> president clinton comes to campaign for governor quinn. >> the cdc is issuing new guidelines to protect medical

workers from ebola. no skin can be exposed. nursesmes after two contracted ebola from thomas duncan. a family in rock island is under a voluntary quarantines because of ebola concerns. a 21-year-old woman traveled through o'hare from liberia. exposure and had no symptoms. requestorkers did for 21ry quarantine days. they agreed, even though no one is six -- six. ishis humbled by the z received from parishioners who say he is made a major impact on their lives. it was his goal to be a priest of the people when he returned to chicago. he thinks he is done that. theas regrets about

mishandling of the sex abuse case. >> the biggest regret in many ways was the way the case was badly handled. i regret not since way that it was handed but that the children were harmed. with all my heart i regret that. george will likely move to retirement. cardinal george is waiting on his results to determine if experimental treatment for cancer is working. the city budgeted only $72 million. the continued problem with violent crime is forcing the city to call in some of that extra manpower. than hiringcheaper additional officers and paying them full city benefits. the city has no plan to expand its police force in the coming years. a buyerhools have found

for the headquarters for $28 million. they reach an agreement with a development company that will keep some offices and retail in that building. the building is worth $18 million. employees began moving out of the building yesterday. cps expects to vacate by the end of the year. they are moving to another building in the loop. others are going to a former elementary school on the west side. >> if you're working late at the office do you grab a meal? people who eat regularly at their desks are more likely to be obese. they tend to have lower levels of vitamins and higher cholesterol. the more meals you eat away from home, the more likely people are obese. not applyy that does to my coanchor.

you are always eating at your desk. there are exceptions to that study. >> you'd better say that. goes no pain no gain. scientists took that literally. once you are in the suit and working up, electrodes give you mild shocks. it works your muscles and helps weight loss. it reduces back pain. the cost for being shocked is about $75 for a 20 minute session. >> is that the follow-up story to give me a hint? >> i barely have a chair.

some days i don't have a chair. you have an office? it is ok. let's look at some radar. showers are across the region. they are very light and scattered. this might be something that you will be dodging early this morning. when we get into the afternoon, things will clear out nicely. we have winds out of the north. the current temperature is 50 degrees and the wind is 10 miles per hour. sunrises at 7:11 a.m. temperatures are in the low to mid 50's. it is 52 right now in chicago. 55,high temperature is cooler than normal. we dry out. tonight we are mostly clear. we will see much cooler conditions with the temperature down to 40 degrees. mayhe western suburbs you

drop into the mid to upper 30's. on wednesday, we will have sunshine. 58 degrees will be the high temperature. thursday's temperature will be up around 60. ofremembering of the legacy oscar de la renta. how the wrong sport store got credit for peyton manning's touchdown passing record. that is coming up next.

>> the dow lost 32 points. the thirds up for straight day. turkey is joining the fight against isis. they have agrees to let kurdish fighters cross turkish soil to reach the syrian border. turkey has detained 20 foreigners trying to cross the border to join isis. isis is trying to seize control kobani.

eric crane is believed to be the man who shot to state troopers. have intensified their search for him when a woman says she saw him near a high school football field. -- president obama has broadened his thinking on a gay marriage. he says all 50 states should have gay marriage. he said the issue should be left to the states. now he says the supreme court decision came when the courts rejected gay marriage appeals from five states earlier this month. >> monica lewinsky is back in the spotlight. she is taking on cyber bullying.

she said she was on the first victims of cyber bullying back in 1998. this was after the sex scandal involving president clinton. she wanted to take her own life at the time. she joined twitter, describing herself as a social activist among other things. >> we are taking a look at stories and are trending online this morning. oscar de la renta has designed fashion for every first lady since jacqueline kennedy. and fashions were a staple of hollywood red carpets. he was one of the first latinos to breakthrough in the fashion scene. his cause of death has not been announced. -- diagnosedstic with cancer in 2006.

the foo fighters are going to come back to chicago to play wrigley field. this was announced. they will return to wrigley phil on august 29. tickets to the show go on sale monday. >> knowing that those are the items that one needs to make math, i think it is wrong. started a petition to remove a breaking bad action figures from toys "r" us stores. they come with stacks of cash and bags of meth. she says the decision to sell a dangerous deviation of family-friendly values. 2000 people have signed the

petition. says.cranston or >> just make sure the kids don't get the toys. >> i do what it says to have an action figure like that. congratulations to peyton manning. he broke brett favre's all-time pass record over the weekend. a tv station in seattle wanted to offer props. they got the wrong peyton. that is gary payton. they have some a me doing graphics back there. i know. i know. >> speak in a flawless, how about the forecast. thatve got to live up to

one. i am 100% correct. is your temperature. there are some might showers across the region. this afternoon, we begin to drought. 54 degrees will be your temperature by 5:00. it is not going to be a warm day. the typical high would be five degrees warmer. onhave some sunshine wednesday. thursday we climbed to 60 and 65 on a friday. saturday and sunday we will hit the 70's. i am so excited about that. come hundrede to we have the two lanes blocked. this the stretch we are watching. this is right around 35 miles per hour. watch for that.

if you look at the outbound side, they've got the three light rains -- right lanes out until 5:00. there,ttle bit of work that should be picked up really soon. all of these should be out of the way by 5:00. that is it for traffic. >> a new cast member for saturday alive. >> shia labeouf comes clean about the act -- trouble he is been getting into.

what's better than clicking into a fresh new blade? never running out of them again. get gillette's best blades delivered to your door for about $1 a week at gillette.com/subscribe gillette. new face. leslie jones is the latest lady to join the cast. she became a writer later this year. she auditioned last year. she made occasional appearances on weekend update. she will make her on camera debut. blames intense-

method acting. he was fired from his debut on broadway. he has made amends with alec baldwin. he was great in "thierry." >> justin bieber can't stay out of trouble. this time he was scolded by the vatican for taking a soccer ball around the building. he took a private tour after his visit to rome this month. there is no confirmation from the vatican that he posted a picture on instagram. he is holding a soccer ball at the vatican. he is wearing shorts and a hat, he ignored the strict dress code.

>> i didn't hear it. 55 degrees is your high temperature this afternoon. tomorrow we're back up to 58. some might showers early this morning. looking at the weekend, eyes in the low 70's. back to you. oscar pistorius is sentenced oscar pistorius is sentenced for his girlfriend's death.

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