the man suspected of killing a state trooper is caught, after seven weeks on the run. we'll tell you how he was found. the final preparations are getting in place for nik wallenda's tightrope walk over the chicago river. we are *live with details. and, we have a happy update on the suburban boy's search for his bionic arm... lost on a trip to chicago. good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. demetrius ivory has a check of our weather. we are starting you off with good news but now comes the bad news. >> don't come to weather. this is the halloween the people are

going to want to forget. the biggest issue is cold and there will be lots of wind. but stich a look, currently at 45 degrees. we will cool down quickly this morning and temperatures do not rise again until early next week. 43 at o'hare. 42 in union. 40 in the kelp. here are the current temperatures. looking at the wind, we could see gusts up to 45 mi. per hour before the day is done. already its 40 mi. in rockford. juliet is 23. forget about the leaves, they will be in your neighbor's yard quite quickly. the wind chill will take center stage. right now it's in the mid 30's. it's going to feel more like mid-20s to the low thirties through the

afternoon. it's going to feel more like a december type of day. satellites composite shows ranging to snow. rain and snow through the day the heaviest is going to be in portions of northwest indiana. this snow will stick tonight. by 9:00 p.m. we're down to 38. vacancy the high temperature of 43. sunday we are at 47. >> i just saw marcus in his costume it took me a second to figure it out. but now i get it. yoga see it coming up. some outside, we have some construction causing delays. this easton to 90 approach in the tristate exit ramp closed until 5:00 a.m.. over by elton o'hare, all that work on the urban park ran for people heading west bound-eastbound.

already we have police approaching irving. that could be a slow pocket this morning with the ongoing construction. it will be lifted until november 10th. >>an off duty police officer is in the hospital after he was beaten and robbed. that happened in a parking garage, on the 100 block of west madison, yesterday afternoon. several people attacked the officer and then robbed him. the sun times reports between six and ten people were involved and that they stole his service weapon. the officer is in serious condition at northwestern hospital. no arrests have been made. at least two cars were shot with a pellet gun while traveling on the eisenhower expressway this week. the incidents happened wednesday databoth happened between central and 25-th avenue. no one was hurt. police made no arrests. three people were killed when a freight train hit an s-u-v in southern illinois. this happened in vandalia last night. two people in the vehicle were

killed. the third victim was killed by flying debris. two other people in the s-u-v were injured and airlifted to the hospital. investigators did not say what led to the crash. one of the f-b-i's most wanted fugitives has been caught. after almost seven weeks on the run, eric frein was captured yesterday in pennsylvania's pocono mountains. police say frein is the man who shot two state troopers -- one fatally -- outside their barracks last month. he was taken into custody in the squad car of the dead trooper. and he's being held at those same barracks. >> he was placed under arrest and handcuffed with the handcuffs of the corporal. i think that's appropriate. >> he has been stripped of his gun and his bombs and now his freedom. >>eric frein faces his first court appearance later this morning. prosecutors have already said, they plan to seek the death penalty when frein goes to trial. crews have been working through the night to install the tightropes that will be used in this weekend's death defying stunt above the chicago river. patrick elwood is live in the loop with the latest.

>> they are doing well out here because they are very well paid and should the can indoor the elements. preparations are well underway for some days there double walk. you can't see it but one of the wires is already up. one wire is up for one of the walks that one goes to the leo burnett building. i spoke to nick's father who is to appear even this early his supervising things are not sure what he's doing exactly but we will hear from him in a bit. several hours ago we caught up with nick himself as he was entertaining his crew about a tight rope walk from a few years ago. >> she was sitting down there saying that was good but if you want to impress me he need to set kneel down and salute. so i did that. even though i was up

so high. >> he plans to climb a 15 degree angle incline from the west tower to the burnett building 50 stories above the river with a balancing pole then you'll walk between the marine the towers. that one will be blindfolded. the diameter of the wire is about in nickel. if you have ever been down here you know this may be the windiest part of to attend chicago. at this hour with the rain and fog will sue the conditions are on sunday. i spoke to nick's father a few minutes ago, this is a family affair. he is to press in the operation. as always he will be armed pins and needles as he watches his son with his life to do what he does, the jaw dropping high wire act. >> i get final look at all the equipment and the rigging and i know he will be safe and so you will have to worry about that he can focus on the performance

itself. i am just there to make sure he is, and relaxed and chilled out before he walks. during the walk i'm talking to him in his ear. we have a good report in that sense. a certain point he will tell me to shut up so he can focus. but i try to remain as calm as possible. >> as we come back here, he hatyou concede all the trucks tt prepared for that walk. sunday at 530-6:00. depending on conditions. and chicago will be watching and the nation will be watching as well. we are live all morning long talking about this amazing feat taking place on sunday. back to you.

but >>a man who was charged with aggravated battery and attempted murder is facing even more felony charges, after he punched the judge presiding over his case. cook county sheriff's deputies used a taser to take down michael ganter yesterday afternoon, after he attacked judge geary kull inside a courtroom in maywood. the judge is o-k, but he was taken to the hospital to get checked out. alstory simon spent 15 years in prison for a double murder he didn't commit. but this morning, he's a free man. it was simon's coerced confession, in 1999, that led to the release of another suspect, anthony porter, from death row. the case ultimately led to a statewide moratorium on the death penalty. >> to identified as police officers. >> the investigation of this case has been so deeply corroded and corrupted that we can no longer maintain the legitimacy of the conviction. >> and i'm not angry. at first i was angry when i first came in.

his death 64 years old. he says he's looking for to reuniting with his family. as for anthony porter, he cannot be legally retried for the murders, that would be double jeopardy. it is likely the case may never be solved. teachers in waukegan head back to work this morning... as their 4-week long strike has finally come to an end. the teachers union overwhelmingly approved a new contract late last night. that will allow the district's nearly 17-thousand students to head back to class monday. few details have been released on the terms of the 3-year-deal. union president kathy schwarz called the deal a compromise and an end to a long, trying process. >> the race that teachers get will make it easier for them to live on its the long time coming. >> i am beyond words ecstatic. i

don't have words to describe how happy i am. yesterday i was crying. i thought nothing would be resolved and it would be another four weeks. >>the two sides still need to determine how they will make up the 21 instructional days that were missed since the strike began. the bionic arm belonging to a west suburban teenager is found and back with its owner. 16-year-old sam luther was born without most of his left arm. the prosthesis he wears is worth about 100-thousand dollars. luther and his family thought someone took it from their car while they were having lunch at a subway in pilsen. a worker at that restaurant found the arm while cleaning up and called police. pumpkins are a 33-million dollar business here in illinois. in fact, more pumpkins are grown here than in the other 49-other states combined. a motherload of those gourds are grown in morton... the pumpkin capital of the world.

now state representative keith sommer has introduced legislation to make pumpkin pie the official state pie. debate is expected in the spring. i didn't know that states have official ties. >> will look board to a very lively debate when that happens. that's a big key issue. >> that area has been hit with so many tornadoes since last year so it's nice to see them get something out of it. lookers there! happy halloween x which went it's james. >> we're doing pretty well over here. we have windy conditions coming true. what i knew was looking atare you guys looking t the sublet composites. we saw that green in the live shot, that range is back in chicago. up to the north we have snow it's going to move our way. rain

and snow and wind, we get it all. with a visor into effect high temperature in the low 40's. saturday would make 47. hold on to your weeks today. >> the key for that. coming up, wiping man is being called dad of the year for not letting a challenge spoil his son's halloween. >> the latest on the ebola outbreak and the nurse who refuses quarantine goes on a bike ride. >> attack guy is on the lookout for a unique gadget he calls his favorite thing. the legal action so far

against the nurse who is under the ebola quarantine. officials in maine want her to stay home. she treated the ebola patients in sierra leone, was kept in isolation in new jersey, allowed to finish her quarantine at home since she tested negative and has no other symptoms. is she and her boyfriend went on a bike ride. she said she should be able to go free because she has no symptoms. >> still waiting to hear from the state what the war to do. i hope we can continue negotiations and work this out. >> i don't want her within 3 ft. of anybody. going to use the

legal provision to the fullest extent. >> the governor of maine says he was willing to give her some leeway if she stayed away from the public. the quarantine ends november 10th. >> a man in colorado gets high praise for what he does make sure his wheelchair bound son of fits in that helene. he has a wheelchair he uses his father used to carry him but now he's too heavy so this year he built the costume around the wheel chair. he's a tank. he's also did a parachute and a fire truck it says it makes him an--it helps to make friends. no the we still have james brown in the weather center? >> i still have a going on. it was pretty good back to the day. of a figure looks good. >> you look a bit like a sumo

wrestler >> and went to take this out with me on michigan avenue to see how things go. wind of the northwest at 17. it is cold outside. it's critical through the day. the stammers will go down quickly. 45 in chicago. lansing at 45. we have wind. there sustained winds at 20 mi. per hour at midway. 17 mi. per hour at o'hare. 15 mi. at dekalb. this is the type of stuff that blows around your halloween decorations. later today the wind is going to be stronger. 40 mi. already in rockford. midway at 26. juliet at 23. wind could cost up to 50 mi. per hour before today is done. wind chill is could be taking center stage right now it's in the mid to upper '30's. as to go after turkish treating expect the wind chills in the mid twenties to low 30s. it's

going to feel more like in the late november into december. the final green early on. the snow is isolated in southern wisconsin making its way back into the region tonight. looking at the forecast, we are expecting temperatures this afternoon in the low 40's. wendy with rain and snow. charles high will only be 43. we try and in too late tonight. that's the forecast. >> i've got a new bag for you. i ruined it. here's what's gonna look like 39 years from now doing traffic. the special with a helicopter. >> that is freaky! >> a foot traffic. the kennedy has some work in bound for chicago for 290. to the flames out. that would cause a bit of it back up through there. and keep in mind, numbers have been

good but we do have some stretches of construction causing some heavy pockets. it's down to 90 over by the tri- state, they aren't dealing with the construction until 5:00 and all that work in elgin o'hare, will get to that in a bit. >> and coming up, michael jordan critiques the president's golf game. >> and an update on the hawaii law the flow. >> and a milestone night for the blackhawks as the offense tries to get back on track in ottawa. good morning marcus? >> good morning. the big day today. the high-school football playoffs are kicking off. we go out to naperville to talk about the big match up. i like mustard on my hot dog but i also like some hot sauce. we like to do that. a looks pretty good. as we go to break, here is of riches favorite things for october.

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begin the third period. no idea what his thinking, but he teed up and ottawa regains the lead. the and it's a check behind in its career point number 1000 in the city where it all started. it goes to overtime and then bottom third scoreless in the shootout, sharp has the chance to win and there it is. it's over 5-4. they take the wind there in toronto saturday night. last month the bulls-judge the knicks were playingnight its bae knicks grabbed a second-half lead and into the make sure the hang on to the speed. a huge down the stretch, he is 25 the knicks spoiled the party in cleveland 95-90. and tonight,

the cavaliers come to chicago to take on the bulls in the bulls' home opener. that should be a terrific game. this morning sports. >> let's talk about michael jordan who's always been a major competitor and a trash talker. this time his target is the president. in an interview he says he never played the president in golf but he would play that's a good part. but this is where he gets better. then he took a back saying the road would take all day because he is a hack. he went on to say the president is a terrible call for but he didn't use the word of use another word i can't say. let's say awful. he did compliment the president for being a great politician. >> but took michael jordan makes it through the weekend. let's take a look at our day. we are

expecting to see remixing was snow. plus three conditions wind up to 50 mi. before the day is done. prepare the kids for the inclement weather. computer model shows one-fifth of an inch of snow coming in chicago. we expect grassy accumulations. today's high will be in the low 40's. it's good to be windy with rain and snow for a turkish trading. >> still march, including what superintendent mccarthy says about the police force. >> the family of a woman killed by suspected indiana serial killer has some harsh words for gary police. >> a political cartoon mocks the u.s. and israel's relationship using images of 9/11. >> and we have a weekendfinallyd

contested state trooper is caught after seven weeks on the run. >> final preparations are in place for the tight rope walk over the chicago river. patrick has details. >> and the bleacher battle is over a crystal lake school. when

will they come down. we will explain. >>and i'm lourdes duarte. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. >> the wind is just turning to pick up. it's going to be stiff for the day. sustained or just the long duration of 24 m.p.h. gusting up to 60. you will have to hold onto your costumes. whenever flimsy pieces of plastic you have keeping you warm. 45 degrees right now. these temperatures will drop quickly. but fall into the upper 30s before the day is done. wind chill will make it feel more like low to mid-20s. maybe even up to 30. right now we have rainshowers generally from chicago to the south and east. and snow continuing to the north. that's no will drop into the region today. snowflakes for the drive in. tonight we're down to 33. we try out saturday with

a nice day. sunday up to 47 monday up to 55. at least we do get one extra hour of sleep. >> that is my focal point for the entire week looking for to that one point in time. in bound kennedy on going roadwork all the way over to to 90 impacting to left lanes that picked up until 5:00. it's 30 minutes before we have that belief. 290 heading eastbound with this intersects with the tri-state we have the exit ramp closed. another slow pocket you could see trouble coming through here they're hitting the brakes a bit it will get worse as we get closer to 5:00. these are the spots bear watching. will break down the travel times coming up. >>crews have been working through the night to install the tightropes that will be used in this weekend's death defying stunt above the chicago river. patrick elwood is live in the loop with the latest. an off duty police officer is in the blac

>> preparations have been underway for several hours. one of the wires has been strong. it's going to have two buyers one from the west to the leo burnett. the blistering the other wire, i spoke to nick's father who was out here early to supervise and we also spoke to nick himself as he was talking to his crew about a tight rope back from a few years back. >> she was sitting down there and said that was good but if you want to impress me you need to kneel down and salute what you are blindfolded. i was 40 ft. up. but i did it. >> and he did it. that was the grand canyon and niagara falls are done. he's good decline this 15 degree angle incline 50

stories above the river and then he will cross between the two towers he will do that and blindfolded. the diameter of the wire is about a nickel. five-600 ft. in the air. this may be the windiest part of downtown as you would know if you've ever been done here. i spoke to nick's father who says he always gets that nervous feeling when he is talking to his son getting ready. getting ready for the latest high wire act. it's a family affair. so that begs the question, why chicago? >> why chicago? >> nick was always intrigued by the idea of the windy city he's always up for a challenge. you wanted to come here he does love the skyline. this could be the windiest part of the city right here. and so i have been told. he does train for everything he will be prepared for anything that comes his way. >> anything that comes his way.

pretty cool. definitely a dared double he will take a walk on sunday. they think about 5 36:00 depending on the conditions. you can see as the look northbound, all the production and satellite crews. it's a big act out here and they have spare no expense. no doubt chicago: watching as well as the rest of the nation. back to you. >> it's gonna be quite a show out there. an off-duty police officer is in home the hospital this morning. he was beaten and robbed at a parking garage in the 100 block of west madison. several people attacked and robbed him. according to the sun times, possibly as many as ten people. they even took his service weapon. no arrests have been made. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. the accused sniper killer of a pennsylvania state trooper has been caught.

after almost seven weeks on the run, eric frein was captured yesterday in the pocono mountains. police say frein is the man who shot two troopers outside their barracks last month. he was taken into custody in the squad car -- and the handcuffs -- of the dead trooper. and he's being held at those same barracks. alstory simon is a free man, after spending 15 years in prison for a double murder he didn't commit. a cook county judge dropped all charges against simon in the 1982 killings of jerry hillard and marilyn green in washington park. simon says he's looking forward to reuniting with his family. teachers in waukegan head back to work this morning... as their 4-week long strike has finally come to an end. the teachers union overwhelmingly approved a new contract late last night. that will allow the district's nearly 17-thousand students to head back to class monday. a judge says the bleachers at crystal lake south high school must come down december first. school officials were seeking more time as they appeal a ruling that said they disobeyed zoning laws. but a mc-henry county judge said the bleachers need to come down regardless of that.

president obama's own defense secretary is criticizing his boss' military strategy in syria. the new york times says hagel sent a memo to obama's national security adviser, warning that obama's insistence on slowing down "isis," before addressing syria's hostile regime, has sowed confusion about america's intentions in the region. the syrian border town of kobani is now getting some new defenders -- kurdish peshmerga fighters from iraq, with heavy weapons and artillery. an israeli newspaper is being roundly criticized for a political cartoon that uses 9- 11 images to characterize the current state of u.s.-israeli relations. the cartoon depicts prime minister benjamim netanyahu flying a plane into a building with an american flag on top. the cartoonist says it's his way of blaming *netanyahu for his country's worsening relations with america. the cartoonist later admitted, using 9-11 imagery may have been a bit insensitive. the chicago police force is

well below full strength despite efforts to hire more officers. that's what police superintendent garry mc-carthy told the city council yesterday. he says there are plans to hire 200 more officers in the next few months. but the department has 587- vacancies. the city is on pace to spend 95-million dollars on police overtime this year. budget officials say overtime is cheaper than hiring more officers with full time benefits. as an accused serial killer awaits his first trial, the family of one of the victims is criticizing the police for failing to prevent her murder. teaira batey was found dead last week in an abandoned home in gary. darren -vann-is believed to be the man who killed her. batey's family says it filed a missing-person report, way back in january... but the police missed several opportunities to find batey -- or her body. and as a result, they missed a chance to catch vann before he could kill again. >> she was calling for help but nobody altar. police did nothing. and now she is dead. >> there is a possibility he had

her phone. if the phone was active and on, it was simple for them to find the phone. >> batey's name has been set up at u.s. bank. donations will help support her son. batey's memorial service swill be held tomorrow at cornerstone baptist church in gary. a u-s district judge has gotten a group of investors off the back of paramount pictures. the judge tossed a case brought by investors of the movie "mean a new breakout heading toward a cemetery in hawaii. scientists worry about the breakout of lava. they're widening the lava flow area. faugturn give peoplee to evacuate the none of time to see those structures. >> and we're going to be sharing

some costumes from when we were a kid. what were you hear? >> i think i was like a jazz girl. >> @ are you a sex kitten here? >> was a better job interview? >> that's me when i was a cat as a kid. >> is that some legate? >> you were the sex kitten as well. is this erin? >> that was me in the middle. i was a girl. >> i think i am attracted to dan. >> you were prettier than i ever was. >> look up pretty i was! who are you here? that is mc hammer. and who's that? marcus? >> that its markets i think as a gun superman. chocolate rain.

very nice. very clever. >> we have more coming up later. >> more later. the chocolate rain guy was pretty cool. i thought it was before but he was pretty cool. 43 degrees is the current temperature. wind at 17 mi.. it's going to be breezy. wind will cost up to 50 mi. per hour. forget about the lake. don't go there. lake shore flood advisory in effect later. we will see strong waves. looking at the satellite composite, showers and rain early on. you can see the snow coming in from the north. it will move into the region at the tail end of the rush hour. it will let up the chance of rain later but as a drop the temperatures again tonight more snow. not much accumulation but yes, snow. 41 this afternoon. it was high

reaches 43. sunshine as the set the clock back on sunday. >> still ahead, safety tips for one of the most dangerous and knights of the year. >> and how would you like a hot coffee delivered to your door? starbucks tries out something new.

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and it's scary... for drivers and pedestrians alike. the government says halloween is one of the three worst days of the year for pedestrian injuries. and half the time, the drivers who hit them, are drunk. what can you do? if you're a trick-or-treater, wear reflective clothing or tape... and keep your eyes open. if you're drinking, get a designated driver. and don't take short cuts data through residential neighborhoods. stocks soared on thursday giving investors a big october treat. the dow jumped 221 points. nasdaq added 16. s-and-p up 12. you might soon be able to get starbucks sent to your door. the coffee chain will offer a delivery service to customers in portland, oregon next month. then, the service will be introduced in other markets

across the country next year. there's no word yet on if chicago will be one of them. starbucks has just the thing to get you into the halloween spirit. it's a secret menu item -- offered for just a limited time. today and tomorrow starbucks customers can order the 'franken frappuccino'. the green concoction is a green tea frappuccino... with white mocha sauce, peppermint syrup, java chips, whipped cream and a mocha drizzle. grande franken frappuccinos are 3-dollars after 2 p.m. through tomorrow. here are a few stories that are trending online this morning ... the c-e-o of apple says he's proud to be gay. in an essay for bloomberg businessweek, tim cook says he never tried to hide it... but admits that his desire for personal privacy kept him from being very public about his sexual orientation. cook says he decided to come out *now because he hopes it will help others who are struggling with their homosexuality.* check out this play from last night's florida state game. quarterback jameis winston throws an interception.. but then his tight end, nick o-

leary picks up the defender and body slams him to the ground. the defender hung onto the ball somehow.. florida state went on to win the data game, 42 to 31. >> look at that. >> college student briggs to the home instils chinese food. also dressed as a tele-tv. this is a story can make up. the majors have to hug her. >> what is wrong with people? who is the person? it's not demetrius. >> we were going for james brown but maybe not. check out this. when did the weather anything goes. that's what happens. let's

take a look. we are expecting to see very windy conditions. rain and snow. high wind warning is in effect. lakeshore advisory, we could see it as high as 20 ft. waves out there. that's the record high. take a look at the satellite and radar composite, a generally dry conditions. but we continue to see showers' mixing with snow later today. often on snow with the commissions. tonight we're down to 33. charles high 43. aaron is the king of seoul. >> q almost look like my grandmother going to church. she would win her hair out a bit. i think it's better without the cape. just saying. >> that explains a lot erin. >> we're watching an accident out here this car slammed into the median wall. the been working to clear this up. but i

will tell you we're not dealing with the heavy delays. we do have a few stretches of construction. almost all scheduled to be picked up by 5:00. keep in mind the work out on the jane addams at 72, the exit ramp to northbound is completely blocked with ongoing situations. you can see a push back their but all and all travel times look good to have some flashing lights and higgins and cumberland. will buy in know how those recover. that if traffic. >> markets is here. >> how are you guys doing? i am 100% all beef this morning that's all i feel. i have bustard i have some more condiments. you can put something else on their bike riders have mustered. the big high school playoff this weekend. stop laughing, this is serious. grow up. you are in the

big leagues here. high school playoffs this weekend. one of the big matchups is naperville taking on the change of the catholic league. i went out to speak with the coach of the players to see what they're looking for to tonight and have it will get past this first- round game. >> our kids relished the opportunity. we have some really high quality kids. they understand the situation and they understand the opportunity. from day one we have talked about the challenge. we have a target on our back. we were not going to hide from that. but we've also struck every day, this is a different team doing great things. but it's now your time. we really stress that the seniors have to take ownership. >> i was say we are a physical team. throwing the ball, we can

hit it. >> would like to keep them off through the whole game. our defense, a thickly upon the best defense in the state in my mind. and one of the best this school has ever had. >> obviously as a coach you have teams on your radar you think in my play but that team was not one. it's a great matchup you would think it's more like a quarterfinal or semifinal pits a first-round pick great opportunity for them and us. a great atmosphere. we have great fans. our student body is outstanding. the should be great. and two heavyweights going at each other. >> we were ready to go. >> the big game tonight. seven- 9:00 a.m. later we will be live

at brother rice would have a pep rally and everything else. we'll talk more with them. >> what are you supposed to be? >> i don't really know. i'm a blonde cuban >> can you read that? should i read that? have you heard of that? anyone? we the best creeps

halloween is "nightwatcher" with jake gyllenhall as an out of work, opportunist who accidentally discovers the world of over-night video capture. dean say's it a poignant statement at how far some news stations will stoop... but the strength of "nightcrawler" are it's fantastic performances. it's a deans list "b plus". nicole kidman and colin firth star in "before i go to sleep" about a woman suffering with amnesia.... who relies on her husband to bring her up to speed each day... except he's not exactly telling her the whole truth. dean says, it's a good story, trumped by great performances. it's a deans list "b" there's also harry potter star, daniel radcliffe's "horns"... about a young man suspected of killing his girlfriend....around the same time he finds devil horns

growing out of this head that have a special powers. dean says, it's an odd, forgettable story. it's a deans list "c minus" it's definitely in movie weekend with this weather. >> we are expecting snow showers of finland. bundle up the kids. upper and '30s to about 41. the 70

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