end to the waukegan school board meeting .. as the teacher strike there drags on into a fourth week. security is stepped up at federal buildings in chicago and across the country.. as a precaution against terrorist groups. major failure -- as a 200- million dollar rocket explodes just seconds after lift-off. good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. warning is it's a they? >> it's wednesday. you had the potential to almost be happy and then you realized what date was. >> i was wondering if it could

be tuesday or wednesday or thursday. this morning we have temperatures on the cool side. that's the case through the day. actually there is cold air coming in from the northwest keeping those temperatures winfield outside right now you will feel leader as well. 47 in chicago. juliet reading at 43. morris is 44. sublets composite shows cloud cover from the north. a bit of sunshine today. but it will be generally cody most of the day. temperatures will still be stuck in the mid '40's by the early afternoon. falling down later. we stay dry. expect afternoon showers to come through. high temperature 52. a terrible condition for halloween we have rain mixing with snow and breezy conditions. high

temperature only in the low 40's. not good news. the good news for me. >> it is queued to see the kids with their costume and then they have to wear that coat and the still pants stuffed under their princess outfits. you can't beat that. but i am a princess underneath is all that matters. looking at construction on the kennedy, it's causing some delay is the entrance ramp is closed outbound. watch for that. already seeing things hit the brakes there. we are going to give you an update on this. all coming up straight ahead. >>a stormy meeting of the waukegan school board was cut short after just 30 minutes. and parents are furious about it. nancy loo is live in waukegan with more. >> teachers have been on strike in this district since october 2nd. about 17,000 kits party

missed out on 19 days of schools. frustration has been brewing, boiling over at the school board meeting last night when many say one board member crossed the line. the message down and shut up! >> that outburst by the elected board member has some community members calling for her resignation. an overflow crowd of hundreds of parents and students and striking teachers sounded off because the board planned to cut comments short. instead the entire meeting was cut short as of board members got up and walked out. the mayor called the entire proceeding and embarrassment for waukegan. all while police and security had to break up escalating arguments through the auditorium all sparked by growing anger over

the lengthy teachers' strike. the good news is that negotiations will resume this morning at 10:00 a.m. with both sides reported progress from yesterday. the contract includes salary, health benefits and work conditions. life in waukegan. back to you. >>get ready! stepped up security at federal buildings in chicago and across the country. the department of homeland security is ordering more security for more than 95- hundred government buildings. last night several "federal protective service" vehicles federal building and the 1/5 kluczynski building in the loop. no specific threat being made. this is a precaution against followers of terrorist organizations. >> we are focused on a different kind of threat. right now we worry about the guy that walks in with a semi-automatic or a backpack as we saw at the boston marathon and bombings and just

the crowd becomes the target. that a worry. >>a homeland security official told c-n-n there is "no new intelligence" suggesting that u.s. government buildings face additional threats. an accused serial killer returns to court this morning in crown point. darren vann has confessed to killing seven women in gary and hammond. he has been charged in two of those deaths. last week, vann refused to speak during his first court hearing, because he didn't want it held in open court, with widespread press coverage. but the judge told vann he'll stay in prison, perhaps for the rest of his life, if he keeps refusing to answer the charges against him. a man has been exposing himself to girls in lincoln park. that has happened at least three times, on orchard and howe streets, south of armitage. the most recent incident happened saturday afternoon. no one has been hurt, and no arrests have been made. police released a vague description of the suspect. no one was hurt when an airplane backing from a gate got stuck in a fence at o'hare. you're looking at pictures from passengers. last night's frontier airlines flight 13-43... was set to depart for washington at about 6:20... when it's wing clipped

a fence. >> we work on a plane and the weaned calves struck and the wire of on defense and since then we were stuck here. it's been two hours. we finally figured out that something is really wrong. >>chicago department of aviation said passengers were able to get off the plane after a couple of hours. the plane was returned to the gate for evaluation. a rocket mission to the international space station ended with an explosion, seconds after liftoff. mary moloney has more. >> the launch initially seemed to go ok. but within a few seconds i noticed the top of the rugged started to lean to the left. >> commission, carry 5,000 lbs.

of supplies an experiment to the international space station. a failed about six seconds after launch. nasa said significant property and vehicle damage. but no loss of life. the rocket launch contract it out to orbital sciences corp. this sent the rockets and spacecraft together costing $200 million. the virginia-based company will lead the investigation along with the faa with nasa assisting. >> 71 wrong. we will figure that out. we will corrected and we will come back and fly here again. >> florida senator is confident it will happen. >> space flight is risky business. we will have setbacks. we had a setback. nasa will get in and find out what is the problem and get it corrected. >> the lush directors of the spacecraft contains a class 5 equipment they need to maintain

the area for investigators and potential security reasons. >> let's check in with demetrius for a look at the weather. >> we are expecting to see temperatures rise quickly. we are starting off in the low 40's. today we climb only to the mid '40's. not a super warm day but temperatures will warm up nicely. tomorrow, 52. cried a chance of rain mixing with snow. saturday and sunday temperatures moderate into the 40's. >> coming up, the man missing from a denver broncos game is found. plus -- helpless homeowners stand by and watch as lava creeps closer to their homes in hawaii. and -- former slugger jose canseco is rushed to surgery after he accidentally shot himself in his home..

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scene in new york after a woman was *be-headed and dragged outside. a woman in her sixties was found dead outside an apartment building last night. police say her son may have chopped off her head. they say he took the body outside, before he kicked her head down the block. the son, who is in his thirties, then killed himself by jumping in front of a train. a weapon has not been found. police didn't release any names or possible motives. lava from hawaii's famed

kilauea but volcano has now reached homes. in the small town of pahoa...the lava melted through a fence. it now covers at least two families' yards. as many as 50 homes are in the lava's path. it's moving about 40 feet per hour. the volcano erupted in june... and the two-thousand degree lava has traveled about 12 miles since then. there's no way to stop it until it cools on its own. a sweet homecoming for a nurse in dallas. amber vinson was released from an atlanta hospital yesterday... and headed back to dallas. she became the second nurse to contract the ebola virus about two weeks ago... while treating thomas duncan. he was the liberian man who began showing symptoms of ebola after arriving in texas and died in a hospital there. the other nurse, nina pham... was discharged from a national institutes of health facility last week. vinson thanked god and her doctors for her care. the met as a nurse and now someone with experience with like to be caring for a life- threatening illness, and so appreciative and grateful for

your exceptional skill, warmed and care. >> hospitalized with the disease in the u-s. dr. craig spencer recently returned from treating ebola patients in guinea. he's in serious but stable condition at bellevue hospital in new york. the denver broncos fan who disappeared from a game 5 days ago... has been found and is safe. paul kitterman was found 112 miles away in pueblo, colorado. kitterman vanished while waiting outside a bathroom at mile high stadium thursday... where the broncos were playing the san diego chargers. he had gone to the game with his stepson and 2 friends. his friends said this behavior isn't typical of him and he wasn't intoxicated. police said there's no reason to suspect a crime had been committed. former baseball player jose canseco had surgery last night after he shot himself in the finger. las vegas police say he was cleaning a semi-automatic handgun, at his home, when it

went off. the baseball star is an admitted steroid user who hit 462 home runs during 17 years in the major leagues. his final season was with the white sox in 2001. ancient skeleton remains have been unearthed in idaho. these remains of a mammoth fossil date back 70-thousand years. idaho state university students discovered the remains near american falls reservoir in boise. they found them in an irrigation drainage... about 30- feet below the reservoir high- water mark. the bureau of reclamation says the threat of rising water in the reservoir forced the students to act quickly to recover the remains. the fossils are being transferred to the idaho museum of natural history in pocatello. marcus is *live in naperville. hi marcus! >> good morning. we are at this house here in naperville, one of our traditions, we were here last halloween and last christmas. you may wonder why. there were hundreds of people here last night. and judging

from behind me you can't tell why but if you walk down the driveway, you can see. this is an incredible halloween display. more than 800 pieces in this yard. take a look. this is incredible. it takes over one month to set this up. everything is set to music. 20-30 songs? up to 30 songs set to music. you can see all the fine details. if you are a halloween person, you can put things we have like these tombstone's here and here lies these stones year. all kinds of neat touches here in the yard. we're going to talk to him about how he puts these together, all the people that are coming out. thousands of people. we have a trolley tour that you could take, you can see

all the halloween attractions. it's an extravaganza. we are going to be out here all morning. get the screen the sound effects ready. we will need it. we are going to wake up the neighbors with music and they are going to love me here. but for now back to you guys. them that everybody loves markets there in naperville. they love him in the suburbs. in schaumburg as well. >> but not so much in chicago. the stick a look at our day. cool temperatures. 46 degrees right now. that's the one number for this time of the day. we don't warm up at all today high temperature only a few degrees warmer. we don't see the mercury moving. wind at 15 mi. per hour. the wind will come out at 10-15 later today. it's 46 in waukegan. our list at 46. 40 in kankakee. over here its 44 in

the lansing. satellite composite shows no rain today. cloud cover will be coming in from the north and west. a bit of sunshine but this afternoon the clouds come through. computer model, sit down for this one. dry conditions today. tomorrow, chance of showers moving through. as the temperatures fall thursday and friday, and doing the dance to sell this, we are expecting rain changing to snow, possibly early friday morning and then there's the chance of that friday afternoon and evening. into halloween we have the chance of showers. but the plant will love it. that's the best i can do. >> you need better dance moves. >> really? did you learn the jitterbug in cleveland? that doesn't happen. tomorrow is 52. friday we make only 43. can erin do better?

>> i was just happy to watch you. we have some slow bombs causing delays. southbound rte. 53 at ferndale to have the entrance ramp closed until 5:00 a.m.. we also have the o'hare work at irving park that's block. are seeing aide slow stretch through the air traffic just under 40. this has been a bad spot especially into rush hour. keeping our eye on that. members coming up. >> conduct, the suburban teacher is in trouble for allegedly using a racial slur in the classroom. plus -- amazon prepares to break ground in illinois.. and hire hundreds of employees. and next in sports -- the bulls prepare to kick off their season tonight in the big apple..

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the ice the team with the most points in the western conference lined up. making the second start in a row, they were under fire early. it is 0-0 tie. later that they have a good chance as it's wide open. but it stopped once and twice to keep the game without scoring. in the third visit powerplanthere is a powera

breakaway. they get the gold is 1-0. the loose to anaheim 1-0. the bulls in the big apple tonight getting ready for the big opener against the knicks at madison square garden. butler made a game time decision nursing a sore thumb. health has been the big issue for the past two years. this season and no one is nursing a sore knee. the coach was asked if they were ready for the big game. >> we are going to find out. the games reveal everything to you. there's a lot of work to be done. it's a start and we will see. >> we've had a lot of talent in the past. a lot of things have to go our way. just have to keep

grinding. it starts tomorrow. it's a long journey and could not ask for anything more. >> we will have reports all day long. tipoff 7:00 pre-game 630 gray here and wgn. have a great day. >>just like the last time the royals were in the world series in 19-85... there will be a game seven. game- six back in kansas city last night... and the royals got to jake peavy early. he was charged with five earned runs on six hits before getting pulled in the second inning. the royals went on to score a franchise- playoff record seven runs in the inning they shut-out the giants ten- nothing to force game- seven tonight. stocks soared on tuesday. the dow gained 187 points, rising back above 17-thousand. nasdaq up 78 points. s-and-p rose 23. governor quinn shared a big

announcement from amazon. >> we're happy to announce illinois is in as on the country. >> the was a long some light. >>the seattle-based online retailer plans to build a warehouse in illinois... and create a thousand jobs. the first facility will open by next year, with plans to have several more by the end of 20- 17. amazon plans to invest 75 million dollars in the state over the next three-years. it's expanding warehouses across the country to increase same day service. costco still refuses to ruin thanksgiving for employees. unlike most major retailers, warehouse sales will not kick off on thanksgiving because employees will have the holiday off again this year. black friday sales at the warehouse retailer will begin on... friday. a company spokesman said workers *deserve thankgsiving off to spend time with their families. move over bad boys, it's time for the best friend to finally get the girl.

according to a new study, women are finally realizing humble men are better as a romantic partner. having a humble nature is a key attraction for both sexes. research shows arrogance is a turn-off for both men and women. psychologists said humble people were more likely to maintain relationships under strain. and those who saw their partner as humble were also more likely to forgive them after a fight, than those who thought they lacked humility. what you think? >> what do you think? >> i like a humble man. >> when you're looking for a man is the way you are looking for? >> she says she likes that but then when christian gray walks in the room they all want that guy. humble man ... when does the good guy win? let's take a look at temperatures.

temperatures are only in the upper '40's by the afternoon. mid-40s already and we don't warm up much of today. temperatures are stuck in the mid to upper '40's. 52 on thursday into the morning. that's a quiet part. shares in the afternoon. on friday via the chance of rain and snow as temperatures tumble in the afternoon. saturday's high will reach 46 degrees. erin, did you take part in that survey? >> a stick a look at the dan ryan expressway. tobacco presumably? >> yes we talked about the survey. >> i didn't stick my your piece in. >> you just left him hanging. >> sin or not listening to my weather? >> i tried to be smooth because i can't hear you. ws that forever. invented in ryan and 47 this accident off to a shoulder.

but it is causing a bit of the gaper delay through there. not a lot of the events of there on the road causing slow spot yet. volume is light. we do have construction over at elgin o'hare we're watching. and on the kennedy, over by addison. that will be breaking down coming up. >> still to come, students accused a student teacher of committing a hate crime. >> and the problem with the red light cameras, don't expect any refunds. >> and the future of the police chief in ferguson misery is

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strike in waukegan spills over into the school board meeting. >> man accused of killing seven women do back in court today. >> a stunning sight as a rocket exploded seconds after liftoff. >>good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. the party is over. >> finally you have to reach for your winter stuff which you will need for the next few days. no

warmup comes through. we are expecting temperatures to continue to stay low. nine degrees below the average later today. wind between 10-15 mi.. it's 46 at o'hare. hi today only 48. i don't warm up at all. satellite shows cloud cover will increase this morning and keep us from warming up. we have a high of 48 today. 52 on thursday. halloween has a high temperature 43. chance for showers and mixing with snow later in the day. blustery wind. just a crummy halloween. >> good news for the kids who went as the frozen characters or baby frosty the snowman. but everybody else is screwed. the expressway's, in bound

expressway's but to have an accident at 47 off to the shoulder still causing a delay. outbound kennedy at addison work on the entrance ramp there causing a bit of a delay. just under 20 mi. per hour. hopefully that will alleviate once that's out of the way. that's traffic. >> a stormy meeting of the waukegan school board was cut short after just 30 minutes. and parents are furious about it. nancy loo is live in waukegan with more. >> this strike is going on for weeks. above 17,000 kids have already missed 19 academic days. frustration has been brewing. it boiled over at the school board meeting here applies school last night. some say one board member crossed the line. >> sit down and shut up! >> that outburst by the elected

board member has some community members calling for resignation. an overflow crowd of hundreds of parents and students and striking teachers sounded off because the board planned to cut, comments short. instead the entire meeting was cut short as the board members got up and walked out. police and security had to break up escalating arguments through the auditorium all sparked by growing anchor over the lengthy teachers' strike. the good news is the negotiations will continue at 10:00 this morning. after both sides reported good progress yesterday. ialready there has been such a detrimental academic impact. >>taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. federal government buildings around the country are getting more security. that includes buildings in chicago. the department of homeland

security says these are precautionary measures against a possible attack. an official told c-n-n there's no intelligence suggesting an additional threats. the white house computer network appears to be under a sustained cyberattack. sources in the administration said the white house is regularly hit with small cyberattacks. but this one has messed with the system for nearly 2 weeks or more. accused serial killer darren vann returns to court this morning in crown point. he admits he killed seven women in gary and hammond. he has been charged in two of those deaths. last week, vann refused to speak during his first court hearing. he said he didn't want it held in open court, with widespread press coverage. last week he refused to speak. no one was hurt when an airplane backing from a gate got stuck in a fence at o'hare. last night's frontier airlines flight 13-43... was set to depart for washington at about 6:20... when it's wing clipped a fence. passengers were delayed about

two hours. the plane was returned to the gate for evaluation. nasa is investigating what went wrong when an unmanned rocket launch ended in disaster. a nasa contracted rocket exploded and fell out of the sky shortly after it lifted off in virginia. it was carrying supplies for the international space station. no one was hurt. flames covered about 100 yards as the rocket crashed back to its launchpad. >> we conducted a lot of testing and analysis to get ready. but something went wrong. we will find out what it was. no injuries. and the safeguards worked as they should have and all the was lost was hardware. >>that hardware cost more than 200-million dollars. nasa reported no technical concerns before the launch. a suspected serial rapist who

began his crime spree in massachusetts... is believed to have been arrested in new york. police say 26-year-old gregory lewis raped a 13 year old girl in southbridge massachusetts while out on bail, back in august. according to investigators: he cut off his g-p-s bracelet and left it on the victims front lawn.. from there, police say he assaulted and robbed a woman at a north carolina hotel... then headed west-- where he's charged in another attack in denver. community alert on the north was side where men are luring women to begin buildings and sexually assaulting them. the founder victims by entering on-line ads for escorts. detectives warn women not to respond to contact from passengers or should say from strangers. also, women should travel in pairs and avoid isolated locations. >>a chicago-bound amtrak train crashed into a semi, north of lafayette, indiana. but remarkably, the driver of the semi walked away unhurt.

passengers on the train weren't so lucky. 24 of them were injured. fortunately, none of the injuries was serious. the driver says he was already on the tracks when he saw the train bearing down on him. the truck ended up nearly 600 feet away, completely destroyed. the train passengers were put on *buses to chicago. parents and students in carol stream are upset with a substitute teacher who used a racial slur as part of a lesson on the civil war. it happened at jaystream middle school. and when four black students heard the offending word, they asked the teacher to stop using it. but she didn't. >> her next statement was to inform the girls that back then, you all would be called the and word. >> it was racist. she was directing it to me and my friends. >> i was crying for the rest of the day after that. when i went home and cry even more. >>the school district says the substitute teacher won't be back again. but some carol stream parents

filed a police report. they consider the teacher's remarks a hate crime. a northwestern professor is now suing a student who accused him of sexual misconduct. the student made those accusations against philosophy professor peter ludlow in 2012. northwestern disciplined him for making inappropriate sexual advances, but it did not fire him. ludlow is now suing the student for defamation. the suit says the student made false statements after she turned down *her sexual advances. ludlow and the student are both suing northwestern for its handling of the case. the city of chicago admitted that it secretly shortened some yellow stoplights, to collect extra revenue from its red- light cameras. and now, the head of the city transportation department says, the city will keep the extra ticket money it collected. 77 thousand drivers got 100- dollar tickets at several city intersections when they tried to beat the lights. now, the city says, any yellow light lasting 2-point-9 seconds or longer, is in line with national standards... so there's no reason to return the money.

when someone stole some ladies underwear from a kohl's, police knew they were looking for a crook. so they arrested one. josephine *crook is due in court today for commercial burglary. she's accused of stuffing her purse with underwear and trying to leave without paying for them. police in southern california say she also had wire cutters and scissors. >> she needs to fix that hair. but >> published to the full extent of the law. good morning california it's like to a m there. the current temperature 46 degrees. wind at 15. dew point, 31. the mayor is dry. we have dry air in the regions of the wind would keep the temperatures from dropping. if the clouds lift up our temperatures will drop through the 30's. when you will not seek a warm-up today. cloud cover, cooler air coming in from the

west and northwest will keep these temperatures in the upper '40's through the entire day. when you feel when you walk outside is what you will feel this afternoon. its 46 in chicago. union at 45. looking down to the south we have readings of 43. in kerry is just a bit warmer. satellite composite shows cloud cover coming in from the northwest. we may have some sunshine as the sun rises. maybe about an hour of sunshine. after that those clouds will increase through this morning. to lead slow down to 37. tomorrowhelene helee have the chance of reaching with snow. fraud is high only in the

low '40's. >> still ahead, the police chief in ferguson at missouri could be leaving his job. >> in a scam that criminals get access to your computer and your phone. >> talk a bill makes it easier to place your order on the go. more coming up. the supreme coua

man from missouri a last minute stay of execution. mark christeson was scheduled to die by lethal injection. the court stayed the execution over concerns that his legal counsel was ineffective. christeson was convicted of killing a woman and her two children in 19-98. among the concerns was the failure of his attorneys to meet a filing deadline for an appeal hearing before a federal court. it's uncommon for someone to be executed without a federal court appeal hearing. we want to alert you to a computer scam that's already cost thousands of people a lot of money. >> i was paying my bills and then something popped up. suspicious activity that was happening. i was worried so called the 100 number. >>once the scammer convinces you to give him access to your

computer under the guise of "fixing" it, he asks for your credit card number... then, once he's in, he collects your personal information and bank account records... and even turns on your computer's camera, and spies on your family. the federal trade commission recommends that you simply stick when you're not using it. keep your anti-virus software up to date. and if a stranger tells you your computer is about to crash, just shut it off for a few minutes, and he'll probably go away. here are a few stories that are trending online this morning ... firing in ferguson. sort of. after months of protests and unrest between the public and police,ferguson police chief thomas jackson became the face of the department after a white officer killed an unarmed black teenager. jackson was openly criticized as his officers arrested protesters and marched in the streets wearing military gear. taco bell unveiled an app that allows folks to pre-order food from their smartphones. that's right, no more waiting in line or at the drive through for your order.

phones send g-p-s alerts to worker when customers are near the restaurant, so they can prepare the meal and have the order ready. the app also allows customers to pre-pay for food and save their orders, so it's easier to re-order in the future. >> how are you doing today? what's up? how are you doing? >> what's up? how're you doing? sound familiar, ladies? that's shoshana roberts, an aspiring actress. she had her boyfriend hide a camera in his backpack, and as she walked through the streets of new york... more than a hundred of them in just 8 hours. she says, women shouldn't stand for harassment on the street. it is kind of weird. how're you doing? jihad and

>> let's go to >> let's go to our suburban bureau chief. >> it's one of my favorite things in the year. harry doing? the key for doing this. you spend one month setting this up. >> i called the haunted house of ashbery. >> how long does this take you? tell me about everything in your yard. >> will start in september we have to build all the big things. we spend about one month putting it all together. and then we also have to bring all the pods from the storage place. there's 800 pieces. >> and you are a choir director? >> i am a choir director. the money have your own special

acquire. >> i didn't put names on them i just put out bodies. >> were to keep this all? >> we have a storage pond right to the driveway ever by a nose when something is going in some things coming. i have a storage shed in naperville and in my basement is either wholly or christmas. >> i know your neighbor gets involved he does the lighting. will speak to him the next hour. also talk about how this year you are raising money for charity. you're asking people to contribute. talk about that a bit in the next hour. but really quick, let's go over here because and that is here waiting for us in this trolly. the naperville trolley tours for the first time put together a halloween trolley tour. it's all decorated for halloween. you could take the ride the check out some of the coolest decorated houses including this

one. tell me about the tour and you do it during the holiday for christmas but this year for halloween. >> that's correct. a home that begins and ends in naperville ago looking at six highly decorated homes. get off at many of them. people enjoy it so much. the kids are so fun to watch. >> was the website? >> naperville trolly dot com. >> will talk with her more in the next hour. and will get the music going. back to you guys. >> we will just limit on dan. >> thank you for that daand marcus. >> was the supposed to happen like that? >> i don't know. but i think it's time for weather so do it. >> this is the scary part of the newscast. the halloween forecast. stuck in the '40's today. already in the mid '40's.

this afternoon we will be there again. early sunshine today. clouds will be on the increase. will become partly cloudy tonight. that will open school down. 47 in chicago. 43 and morris. markets and is just like it's winter. he looks very tough. some light composite shows cloud cover coming in from the north and west. good news is we stayed dry. partly sunny. wind out of the west-northwest. still greasy. high temperature 48. today we drop down to 38. we are partly cloudy. the seven days forecast, close your eyes. maasai 52. showers come through thursday afternoon. the rain will mix with snow or early friday morning and then into friday afternoon and evening. i don't think a snowstorm is possible but there could be some sprinkles and some snowflakes

parents will have to explain that. and then we move the clocks back on sunday. high temperature 47. >> can't believe you teased markets. remember last year the blizzard demetrius was dressed like the kid in a christmas story. >> it was minus 40 degrees! >> it was a bit different. here's a new achsah we're watching. a crash with injuries they say the driver is not responsive. they're still on the scene. we will let you know what's that is cleared up. could be serious injuries. and a fire at ninth we have crews in that area. in a stretch of construction abound at campbell well off the shoulder. but there is a fender bender in the same spot which is why we have traffic slowing down to about 6 mi. per hour. watch for it to be slow there. most of this should be out of the way in the next hour. another update of traffic

coming up. >> coming up, melissa rivers takes legal action in the debt for mother. >> of the next line of super hero movies is revealed. we have details coming up.

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good morning. temperatures are in the 40's. the thing is, the temperatures don't move much. cooler air rushing in from the northwest. the cloud cover keeps as temperatures stock. its 46 in waukegan. we climb up to 48. that's the forecast. >> we will be back.

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