breaking overnight --- the waukegan teachers strike has parents and students need to know, in a *live report. a nurse who treated ebola patients gears up for a legal fight over her quarantine. and the cubs appear to be on the verge of hiring one of baseball's best managers -- joe maddon. 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. >> we are almost at november. we're hoping for a nice weekend. >> the halloween storm, there people who are going to go crazy just before halloween. it gets

people really energized. here we go. we are expected in a thunderstorm into tonight and tomorrow. the potential for rain and snow to borrow. but today, the sun and clouds high- temperature 5 degrees below the average. our high is up to 52. 40 degrees today. only 33 in bartlett. certainly some frost across the reason. temperatures will be falling again. satellite composite is ahead of our system here expect such an early cut cover increases. the rain will hold off until well after sunset. we are dry for thursday. into friday rain and mixing with spell. a bit of everything we love. 50 degrees by 5:00 p.m.. high-temperature 52. the brain develops tonight. 30 mi. per

hour wind tomorrow high- temperature 41. for the schools and goblins it's going to feel like the mid 30's. howling wind. great. that's not a forecast for halloween. a quick look at what's happening downtown starting today in a number of closures along wacker and dearborn because of the tight wire walk. that's happened over the weekend. breaking this down for you you'll have more coming up. we know it's looking pretty good. no accidents report. travel times are based in light pitfall kaufhof quaednice and l >>chicago police officers got in the middle of a shootout-- and ended up wounding a man who shot at *them. it happened around 11-pm near 51-st and wood. officers were making a traffic stop when they saw two men shooting at each other from across the street. when the officers intervened,

one man turned and fired at them. he missed. they didn't. he's at stroger hospital. police recovered a gun at the scene. the second man ran away. after four weeks... the waukegan teachers strike is over. shortly before midnight... the district board and the teachers union reached a tentative deal. patrick elwood is in waukegan with the details. >> it was along in time coming. the teachers' strike that began october 2nd appears to be over but the earliest hits will be back to school will be monday. the governor dispatched the state board of education chairman yesterday to try to break the impasse after tensions boiled over on tuesday at a meeting with one board member telling agitated and freshet parents to sit down and shut up. the remark for which he apologized later. but after the marathon negotiation was

brokered, a tentative agreement has been reached just before midnight. the chief negotiator for district 60 tells us what happens next. >> school will start friday for teachers only. and then monday school will fully resume for the students. the 17,000 students will return to school 1200 students and teachers returning. >> the teacher union members were set to vote on the deal later today. we don't have terms of how this deal shakes out. in terms of halt many days of school the kids are or have to make up in june, that is still get to be answered. but it will be some going into the third week of june 2015. data >>university of chicago medicine and its nurses are locked in contract

negotiations... and a strike may be on the horizon. u-of-c said it won't reach a new labor agreement with its nurses by friday... when the contract expires. staffing levels and shifts. they are still not talking pay. the lead negotiator for the nurses says a strike vote will likely come soon. the archdiocese of chicago is closing nine schools to cut costs, as it continues to struggle with low enrollment. cardinal george announced yesterday that six elementary schools will close at the end of the year. another six will merge into three schools. and, two others will be transitioned into early childhood centers. the decisions are final ... no schools will be given reprieves, like in the past. the closings will affect more than 12-hundred students, and 230 employees. >> the families that we have, the fact that their record to close the school right now without warning was not good. >> the decisions were difficult. we know it will serve families now going ford in the long term.

>> it will be sustainable but is now but into the future. >>there are more than 82- thousand catholic school students throughout the chicago area. incoming archbishop blase cupich was informed of the closures. a nurse who was held in isolation for ebola concerns says she will not obey her state's requested quarantine. kaci hickox was kept in a tent in new jersey after she returned from treating ebola patients in sierra leone. she was allowed to go home to maine after she tested negative for the virus and no symptoms. she says she's still symptom free, so she doesn't see why she should still be quarantined for 21-days. the state of maine plans to file a court order to do so. hickox says she plans to fight any legal action taken against her. >> i do not understand why this common-sense approach to ask someone to stay in their homes for 21 days during the to bashan. , why it's not a reasonable request.

>> we estimate decisions based on science. i'm healthy. it could hug me and shake my hand. there is no way i would keep you ebola. >>taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. one person was hospitalized when scaffolding collapsed at a work site in hyde park. witnesses say a worker was on the scaffolding when it gave way near 54th place and harper. he was doing brickwork on the building. the injured worker was taken to northwestern memorial hospital in serious condition. a suspected serial killer pled "not guilty" to two murder charges in lake county, indiana. just a week ago, darren -vann- refused to enter a plea -- or say anything at all -- at his first court appearance. he was more cooperative at yesterday's hearing. police say vann has confessed to killing seven women and hiding some of their bodies in abandoned houses. a chicago rapper is one of 29 data people busted in a "cracking card" scheme. prosecutors say kevin ford --

who calls himself "bandman kevo" -- was part of an operation that recruited young people to open bank accounts, then hand over their account information. leaders of the scheme deposited bogus checks into an account, then withdraw the money at a-t- m's or currency exchanges before the checks bounce. right now there's no job vacancy, but the cubs appear to be closer to hiring joe maddon as their new manager. there are reports that say maddon has agreed to come to the cubs and that a deal is imminent. maddon led the rays to four playoff berths during his nine years in tampa. that includes one trip to the world series. but hiring maddon would mean saying good-bye to rick renteria, who just finished his first season as cubs manager. renteria has two years remaining on his contract. the world series between the giants and royals came down to game seven in kansas city. giants were up one when starting pitcher madison bumgarner came in on two days rest. he held the royals to two hits over five innings. royals had the tying run at third with two outs, when bumgarner gets salvador perez to foulout.

giants win the world series for the third time in five years. fans back home in san francisco ran out into the streets after a public watch party. some lit bonfires in the streets and jumped on top of a vehicle. a few people were arrested. the 101st annual christmas tree lighting ceremony is set for tuesday, november 25 at daley plaza. join mayor rahm emanuel, dee snider, santa claus, the grinch and other special guests to kick-off the holiday season in chicago! the free christmas tree lighting event begins at 4:30 p.m. with performances headlined by rocker dee snider of twisted sister fame. the official tree lighting will be at 5 p.m. since 2009, chicagos christmas tree has been donated by a chicago-area family. the christmas tree selected to shine this year in daley plaza will be announced on wednesday, november 5. >> let's get into the holiday spirit of talk about snow. that's what we can expect into tomorrow. in a star for today.

it is chilly outside. they use that. chilly mornings are in the future of the upcoming weekend. sunlight's composite shows we are dry. " cover of to the west. the start off with sunshine. rain develops tonight. in the forecast the brain that mixes with snow periodically during the day early on friday and again into friday afternoon and evening. to our side will be 41. for much of the day temperatures will be in the upper 30s with very windy conditions. not a dangerous weather system but an uncomfortable one for halloween. saturday, 42 was sunday being a warm-up. 474 a high. >> coming up, when the was controversial movies of our time. larry potash takes a look at bottom "the principle"... coming exclusively to chicago... and its claim that the universe revolves around earth! that's next. and -- one woman recreates the infamous shower scene from

psycho ... in pumpkins! you have to see this ... ahead after 4:30.

look at a controversial new film, that claims everything we know about the universe is wrong. it's called "the principle" ... as in the copernican principle ... and the story begins during the first battle of scripture

larry potash reports. >> but the church in the bubbles of the earth was at the center developed in the idea that the suns at the center and the earth church band postbox. and when galileo confirmed the ideas the church put him under house and rest the rest of his life. hundreds of years later, the great communicator in science described occurred as an insignificant planet, a humdrum star lost in the galaxy tucked away in the upper hand corner of the universe. >> everything we think we know about our universe is wrong. >> a new film claims new discoveries may show the bubble was right all along. how does scripture measure up to science? >> to powerful stories, they can both be true. the newest

observations of our largest scale survey returns just a stunning new evidence. the most basic question unmatchable, what is our place? >> new evidence shows we're not just the result of some cosmic accident, but we are special in a special place. >> the alignments between the very largest of durable parts and this tiny insignificant local place. it's astonishing. certainly counterproductive. it's reasonable that people can still disagree about what this might mean but there is no longer any real basis of their. >> how does the evidence hold up? we asked an astronomer from the adler planetarium, does the sun or the universe revolves around the earth? >> our modern society is built upon the simple laws of physics

that newton came up with an einstein. just building everything on top of that foundation. >> it's exciting concept because everything has changed. >> why should, and scientists participate? he insists his views were taken out context or misrepresented. acknowledging in many unanswered questions about the universe. a much of the controversy is just in the details. worrying a film like this may give people the wrong impression. a survey by the national science foundation shows that when asked whether the earth revolves around the sun or the other way round, americans got the wrong answer. >> this could turn people away. in closing their mind to that and make them think that they have to believe a certain way because of their religion. that's just nonsense. >>the principle is showing right now only at the marcus cinema in addison.

go to *the principle movie dot- com* for more info. here's another look at the forecast. >> good morning. as the sun revolves around us today we can expect to see sunshine moving through the region. here's we can expect. sunshine, cool temperatures early this morning. the warm into the low 50s. cooler than normal. when it compare that to what we seat model, i think you'll like it. , wind at this hour, this is really a call monday ahead of that the halloween storm coming tomorrow. we drop one degree in the last hour. aurora down to 20 to this morning. rochelle at 27. rochelle is almost always the coolest spot on the board. but you are getting competition from aurora. sunlight composite shows cloud cover way out to the west. this is different making its way

into the region today generally moisture start. no rain from that early on. the rain goes back to tonight after the sun goes down. we are expecting showers and fellow. rain comes first and by more morning break here this blue indicates snow and the potential for snow showers to creep in and friday, very windy chance of off and on the snow. none of it will accumulate but it will be here. 52 today tonight 37. tomorrow, 41 with the chance of rain and snow. and not making any friends over here. >> he seemed lonely over in the corner. looks like we have ongoing go work at belgian- o'hare impacting the irving park exit ramp. it will be slow through the morning with the work. we have some construction in bound kennedy most should be picked up by six. other than that were looking good in terms

of commute. another update on traffic coming up. >> coming up, and look at the new hunker games trailer. >> and the six diseases you should worry about more than ebola. that's coming out. >> sounds like fun news. a big win in new york for the bulls. we will have the highlights.

could not have done it better. perfect opener for the bulls, the starters played well the bench was sensational. a one. they had a 35 point lead. the bulls took over late in the quarter when it took over the run. what to gibson, he is there. a big game for him, 22 points. later in the second, brooks on the drive off to a nice start. bulls led by nine. derrick roasted not have to work that hard. bulls up by 10 at the half. in the third, they blow it wide open. repassing, wide open for the flash, 21 on seven of 11 from the floor. but gibson will

put the final touch on the victory, its 10-well before. the bulls walkaway with a wind over the next in the opener. >> i think we have a good team. we can't get too big of a head. it's only the first game. but like the way things for running tonight. i think everyone got a look at our team and just saw how deep we are. >> which took advantage of the mad matchup. we have a lot of weapons on our team. a lot of young guys. but it's a good win. we do what we came here to do which is to get away with a wind and start off the season the right way. i like our intensity and we moved the ball. we got some good looks all game. the move on from there. >> reports show the cubs may be

on the verge of signing a new manager. he led the tampa bay raised to four playoff appearances. taking over for the financially strapped franchises going to the world series. it means that the cubs, manager would be out after just one year. giant defeated the royals 3-2. have a good day. >> looking good off to a nice start. >> i look up and asked if rose is ok each time. can he go to work and school and all that. today, cool temperatures this morning. the warm-up into the afternoon. 34 in wheeling. the page airport reading at only 33. 314 streator. 32 and harvard. sycamore reading at 30. satellite composite shows cloud

cover coming in from the west. sunshine, and not enough to really do much it will just tease you and the clouds come in the afternoon. here's the forecast for halloween. the scary part about it is it's going to be what. when you with rain and snow. temperatures in the '30's-forties. a 30 mi. per hour breeze. most of those customs will be covered in winter coats and who knows what else. >> to make this all by yourself? >> i was at my drafting board and i drew that. >> i like the hearts and the nose of the pumpkin. >> amid that myself. you may see this on all tribune stations. >> i like what you did. >> it's ok. you get a c + for effort. things are moving along nicely. no backups on the road.

tim ryan coming in, 14 headlights are ground up and meeting we are in good shape this morning. we had all that work on the kennedy yesterday around addison. more of the same today but not the same kind of backups of seceded. keeping tabs on that along with the work up to melton o'hare which has caused some tight bottlenecks for people in the early morning hours. more traffic coming straight ahead. >> still more to come. the chicago archdiocese announced plans to close nine schools. >> a suburban family pleas for help after their sons bionic arm is stolen. >> and what caused a very expensive explosion of the nasa rocket. in chicago we call it a racket. >> i know that was good video. and -- rap mogul suge knight is arrested along with comedian to building overnight, a

waukegan teacher strike has ended after four weeks. with parents and students need to know. >> enters gears up for a legal

fight over her ebola quarantine. >> and the final debate for senate, talking about ebola and the minimum wage. >>good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. this a lot going on out there. snow? >> it don't want to hear the words coming out of the weather center. get the customer ready. i know on dan--damaged with a skimpy costume. >> no shirt ever. i always go as a gladiator. >> you are going to need to cover up your six pack. with a north face or something. it will be chile into tomorrow. today, we have the, before the storm. this will be before the storm comes tomorrow. we are expecting in the cloudy conditions. highs in the low fifties. flight south wind. today, we are at 30. it would be chilly but sunny early on. 37

degrees rain now at the st. philip's lutheran school. cloud cover comes in from the west. sunshine early. we will see mostly cloudy if not palace and the conditions in the afternoon. rain develops tonight well after sunset. the percent chance. today's high 52. tomorrow, no high temperature but i'm going to say 41 it will be more like the upper 30's. very windy conditions with the chance of rain and snow early on. and then again at night. erin already has her costume on there with traffic. >> in all seriousness, i knew a guy who went shirtless for halloween and he spray-painted the abs on and they messed up and there was like a nine pack. someone was a bit off. it started up here and kept going. i do remember that. >> mine is more like it to leader.a 2 liter.

>> things of looking good on the roads. of the delays. good to have construction on the kennedy should be picked up by 6:00. the number of closures of starting today because of the rope walk over the weekend. that impacts wacker and dearborn and state street bridges to the weekend there will be closed and opened again. watch for extra delays in the downtown area between today and said they. more traffic coming up. >>after four weeks... the waukegan teachers strike is over. shortly before midnight... the district board and the teachers union reached a tentative agreement on a three-year- contract. time to find out when this kid can go back to class. let's check in with patrick. >> good morning. the teachers' strike began way back on october 2nd appears to be over. the earliest that the kids will be back-to-school is on monday. ,

monday it will be back to school for 17,000 students. the governor despatched the state board of education chairman yesterday to try to break the impasse after tensions boiled over on tuesday at a school board beating with one board member telling agitated and frustrated parents, said down and shut up. a remark for which she apologized later it was emblematic of what was happening. after the marathon negotiating session was brokered the tentative agreement reached just before midnight, the teachers' union president says what happens next. >> what it means that we have tentatively agreed on the contract and therefore there will be an informational meeting for the members tomorrow and following that, they will vote on the contract and if it ratifies they will be back in the class on friday. but the teachers will be back on

friday? students will be in class on monday? >> correct. student monday, teachers friday. they have to get into their classrooms to do what needs to be done. >> before that happens, the teachers will vote on the agreement. that should happen later today. no word yet on how many of the missed days that the students will have to make up in june. back to you. >>a family from aurora is urging the person who took a bionic arm the arm belongs to 16-year-old sam luther. he was born without the lower part of his left arm. but about a year ago he got a 100-thousand dollar bionic prosthetic. but his arm disappeared after he took it off on a trip to chicago ten days ago. he left it on the floor of the car because the battery had died. when he got home, he realized it was gone. >> it's a bummer. but that's life. things get stolen. but

really need this back because delicate a lot. >> it's like stealing a wheelchair from somebody who needs it. why would you do that? >>the family retraced their steps and discovered that a man was seen using it as a weapon in a street fight. his dad is offering a reward for its return. a legal battle could be next for a nurse who's fighting a quarantine because she does not have ebola. kaci hickox was kept in an isolation tent in new jersey after she treated ebola patients in sierra leone. she was allowed to finish her quarantine back home in maine after she tested negative for the virus and showed no symptoms. that quarantinne doesn't end until november 10-th, but hickox says its unnecessary. the state of maine plans to file a court order to keep her inside. >> there are other cases for individuals have not tested positive, did not believe there

is symptomatic and quickly developed symptoms while they were out in the public and have since been hospitalized. >> i'm not willing to stand here and let my civil rights be violated when it's not science. >> she plans to fight any legal action taken against her. >>taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. chicago police officers shot and a wounded a man who shot at *them. it happened around 11-pm near 51-st and wood. butofficers were making a traffic stop when they saw two men shooting at each other from across the street. when the officers intervened, one man turned and fired at them. he missed. they didn't. he's at stroger hospital. police recovered a gun at the scene. the second man ran away. the archdiocese of chicago is closing nine schools to cut costs, as it continues to struggle with low enrollment. cardinal george announced yesterday that six elementary schools will close at the end of the year. another six will merge into three schools. and, two others will be transitioned into early childhood centers.

the closings will affect more than 12-hundred students, and 230 employees. a chicago rapper is one of 29 is suspected serial killer plead guilty. just a week ago he refused to enter a plea or say anything all of his first appearance he was more cooperative yesterday. police say he has confessed to killing seven women and having some bodies in abandoned houses. >>the illinois candidates for u.s. senate held their final debate last night on w-t-t-w. republican jim oberweis supports a travel ban, to keep ebola out of the united states. senator dick durbin opposes it. oberweis wants american ground troops in iraq and syria to combat "isis." durbin says washington should provide only weapons, equipment and intelligence support to *local fighters. durbin wants a higher minimum wage. oberweis says the minimum wage was never intended to support an entire family... and it should be raised, only for workers over age 26. mayor emanuel took time to cast an early election ballot in the

loop. he says he voted for governor quinn. he also said he supports a higher state minimum wage. and he said, every registered voter should turn out at the polls, regardless of party affiliation. early voting ends sunday. election day is next tuesday. chicago elevator inspectors failed to complete more than 3- quarters of their annual inspections last year. that's resulted in about 770- thousand dollars in lost fees. auditors also found that follow-up inspections were routinely missed after violations were cited. inspections are supposed to be done at least once a year. the findings follow a 20-12 tribune investigation that found most chicago elevators hadn't had their annual inspection. a reform program was launched in 2009 to reduce the backlog. it will be the t-v event of the weekend... nik wallenda is set to arrive in chicago for his tightrope walk above the city. wallenda's website calls it the "skycraper" walk. wallenda will walk the tightrope from the marina city west towers... over the chicago river to the leo burnett building... then back to marina city.

wacker drive will be closed on the south side of the river between clark and wabash. the bridges at state and at dearborn will also close. for more, and a very cool interactive tool called "take wallenda's walk"... visit out website, *wgn t-v dot-com slash- wallenda.* it was only a matter of time before someone thought of it... the shower scene from the movie "psycho"... all done with pumpkins. a pumpkin carver from new york recreated the entire scene, almost frame for frame, in pumpkin art. every detail was recorded... the shower rings... the shower head... the victim... the knife... all captured on 30 pumpkins. of course, the pumpkins have since rotted... but not before they were captured in a youtube video titled "psych-o-lantern." i have seen some of those professional pumpkin carvers, they are amazing. demetrius is mesmerized. >> i am checking that out. all the grown-ups are looking at

the psycho part and probably couldn't sleep doctor that. 37 degrees. in this column. in base thursday coming. it's like the calm before the storm. but the storm is really more of a nuisance making things really uncomfortable for halloween. the dangerous but windy tomorrow with the chance of rain and snow. right now it's 39 in chicago. in joliet only 29. widespread frost early this morning. the satellites composite shows cloud cover out to the west. a bit of sunshine. not much early on after that the clouds will win out. showers will come into the evening. the rain will linger into tomorrow morning. it does mixed with snow periodically during the day tomorrow. today's high temperature 52. paul, 41. >> still ahead, the cubs are close to signing or landing joe madden as the new manager. markets has more. >> and the latest from hawaii as

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failed rocket launch? the rocket exploded and crashed back to work six seconds after being launched on tuesday. pay close attention to the engines because they were made in russia in the 1960's. no one was hurt but the project was destroyed. this debris also landed on a virginia island miles away. the rocket was made by a company that used refurbished russian engines. there have been some issues but the engines before and the company planned to replace them. >> liftoff, atlas 5 rocket carrying the eighth gps satellite 49 states air force. >> this one went better. it went much farther than the one in virginia. the ellis 5 liftoff

from cape canaveral, mission to place a gps satellite in orbit around the earth. that satellite will be used for military and civilian purposes. >> lava and inching towards a town in hawaii within 100 days of cleaning its first home. dozens of members of the national guard were dispatched after local officials requested assistance. the slow pace of the law that is giving them plenty of time to evacuate but not enough time to save structures in harm's way. >> ebola has been in the news for months but the cdc says there are plenty of diseases that should were you more. the fluid is still out there, can be deadly. 75,000 people actually get the flu every year. also the enterovirus has been a big problem for young people this year. to children have died

from the virus. the normal virus to infect 20 million people per year. more than 500. the cdc also mentioned hiv, hepatitis and the respiratory infection that can kill children and also the elderly. that's news you can use. >> a few stories trending online. the sentences could giants are world series champions again. they beat the royals in game 7. the starting pitcher came in as a relief pitcher, this is the giants' third title in five years. fans back, the celebrated in the streets. one person was stabbed and suffered serious injury. a few other people were reportedly shot. injuries that serious. a few have been arrested partying on the west coast. >> and among the anonymous administeadministrationcoast.

>>lava that's inching towards a an anonymous official in the obama administration tells "atlantic" magazine, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is a chicken... afraid to start a war over iran's nuclear weapons program. netanyahu opposes any lets iran enrich uranium, because it threatens the very existence of israel. that the name-caller failed to address netanyahu's criticism, and instead chose to attack him personally. suge knight is making headlines again... this time for breaking the law. the former rap mogul and comedian katt williams were arrested last night. both are charged with robbery after stealing a photographers camera last month. they're facing some serious jail time if convicted.. suge is looking at 30-years while williams faces seven. the incident remains under investigation. also trending, jennifer lawrence declares war in the final trailer for "the hunger games: mockingjay - part 1." here's a look... >> prepare to pay the ultimate price. >> i have a message and for president snow. if we burn, you

burn with us. >> mocking j part one hits theaters november 21st. that some action. >> don't mock this jay. >> you mess with the wrong one. >> we have to get a translation copies of that. >> just ignore them. a bunch of kids. >> we're taking over. let's check out our day. 40 degrees right now at the tail community academy. morton grove at 32. it's 35 in hollywood. satellites and radar composite shows cloud cover coming. a weak disturbance brings us clouds today and the chance of rain has been get into tonight. top center portion of your screen is the big halloween storm and it's going to be more

of a nuisance. uncomfortable conditions. not dangerous. but you'll probably not like it. tomorrow, temperatures in the upper 30's, low 40's. wind, rain and snow. i don't know about you but i'm going to hand out the candy. just leave it at the mailbox we will pick it up. >> just throw it and shut the door again. >> in no those little things the bank tellers use? we can just have that there. >> we are or have a quick look at construction. we have roadwork on roosevelt that could be in place starting at 6:00 a.m.. we have had light volume. just a bit of construction on the kennedy round addison. we did have some slow pockets going into the 6:00 hour. expect a repeat performance there. that's

a traffic. >> cocoonmarcus is here ... hi marcus! it's an exciting time for cubs fans. people are excited because there may be a new manager for the cubs. joe madden. if you don't know much about him other than the statistics you heard, he is one of the great managers of baseball, he's a very eclectic guy with some very interesting background off the field. i put together a fun factor list. >> he loves his bicycle. in 2012 it was reported he would cycle 60-100 mi. per week. over the years in tampa bay, his players often referred to him as the fund on call. >> going to throw them out. >> when he is the veteran umpires out is doing other things to keep his team lose.

one time he made a lineup based on the the 1986 song, jenny. that's right. the order went 8675309. he once brought a merengue band into the locker room telling his tour feed the band brought a great buy into the clubhouse. and the raised did win 5-3 that night. he seems to have something for wild animals. he once did a pregame interview with a cockatoo on his shoulder. real penguins have been a run the locker room and 2013 he had his players lining up to hold a 20 ft. python. and how much does he love his fans? cocoon after the race ended a five game losing streak on the road he offered to buy a beer for anybody wearing raised here

at the local bar. the word of advice, make sure your baseball highest page manager before you try to do that in the chicago. >> i don't know if he knows what he's in for. let me know about it on face book or twitter. the announcement could come today. >> the world series is over now. will find out. >> baby news for a member of a boy band. >> and harry potter the wrapper? we'll hear if he is any good.

be trading in his suit-and-tie for..diapers and strollers. according to radar online, jessica biel is reportedly pregnant with their first child. a source close to the couple confirmed the actress is at least 3-months along and due in april. they also revealed the couple has remained quiet about the pregnancy since jessica previously struggled with getting pregnant. the couple celebrated their second wedding anniversary just last week. daniel radcliffe revealed he's a lyrical wizard! the actor performed a tongue-

twisting rendition of blackalicious' "alphabet aerobics" during a surprise appearance on jimmy fallon. take a look. the harry potter star explained he's always had an obsession for fast and lyrically complex rap songs. twitter exploded during the performance, with one viewer even calling radcliffe, "he who must not be contained."

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