it's election day! we'll have a *live report on a very close governor's race, as voters head to the polls. police are looking for the men who assaulted two women in the west loop, on halloween. and, high expectations for the cubs' new manager, joe maddon... looking to next season. good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. nice voice today. >> i am not sick. i'm fine and most excited for election day. my voice will warm up. just a little rest. >> the rest don't know that election day is like your world series. >> and a guard james earl jones

right here so it all works out. >> that's pretty good. i need to smoke whatever you are smoking next time. to it that deep voice. cooling off today. temperatures cooler than normal. yesterday's high in the low 60s. passing shower today early. clouds on the decrease. temperatures will be holding steady. not in that will keep you away from the polls. the reactions across portions of northwest indiana. a weak front moves through and as it moves through with a few showers press off to the south and east by lunchtime. precede this morning breezy today, the early on. i can't complain because this is close to our typical high. here we go, it's 55 by noon. 51 by 5:00 p.m.. the sun sets today at

422. 46 degrees will be the temperature by 9:00 p.m.. clouds on the increase. high temperature 58. the bears day we don't even want to get into it. the four-letter word that starts would s is coming our way. >> you helped us out because now what ever happened outside is matching the clocks. >> did you and then hang out? >> too much partying. >> it was contagious. a lost boys. >> it was your election party. there'll we do not have ebola. >> we have some work on the kennedy, dan ryan as well. if the outbound over 47. to read planes are out until 5:00. don't forget, we have the work and 52 that hangs out over the weekend that will last until late november. this is 53 it will

county. a pretty significant project where they are doing repairs. watch for heavy pockets along that stretch. more traffic coming in just a bit. election day is here, as polling places open in about two hours. we're expecting plenty of close races for state and federal offices. tonya francisco is live at a north side polling place with more.. tonya? >> we are in the final stretch. voters will decide who is in and who is out with the contentious governor's race been the one most watched. and in the most attention not only here in the state but around the country. there have been a record number of people taking advantage of early in voting in chicago and cook county. election officials are also reporting a higher number of absentee voters. the

candidatesstill have to get their supporters to the polls. this has been the most expensive governor's race in illinois history with both candidates spending $100 million combined mostly on negative political ads. and they say it's still close to call which is why the governor and the republican challenger spent yesterday and we can't crisscrossing the state appearing at rallies and trying to broaden their base. >> a we going to increase the minimum wage? are we going to get jobs for working people? if you are breathing we want you working in illinois. nobody left out. >> we are going to improve the economy, we are good to get the best schools, we are going to send this cronyism right out of springfield. >> in addition to the governor's

race, voters will be deciding who will be going to the u.s. senate, congress comes the legislators and the county board. as well as several of valid questions that are up for decision this time around. if you have not registered to vote, coming up, i can tell you where you can still register to vote. i will have that information in about half an hour. live in lake. back to you. >> robo-calls. a number of chicago judges started getting the calls friday. they were told they needed more training or couldn't work polling stations. it gets worse...some were told they needed to vote a certain way to work. the calls could lead to some polling places opening up late because they're afraid to show up. not clear who's behind the calls. >> clearly an unauthorized phone

call that did not come from the board of elections. miss information. and we believed it is malicious in nature. >> i've seen many things happen in cook county. this does not surprise me. the system and try to circumvent the system. >>elections officials sent out e-mails to judges that told them to ignore the robocalls and to show up for work today. nationally, control of the u.s. senate is at stake, as republicans and democrats try to convert voter *sentiment into actual *votes. andrew spencer reports, the fate of the senate may rest on just a handful of states. >> the republican and the democrats are locked in what is expected to be one of the closer contests today. on the could go to a runoff in january. a december runoff could also happen in louisiana. but democratic senator kent her seat against the republican. the midterms are all about the races, local contest the big national implication. republicans could shift the

balance of power by getting six seats in the senate and establishing a majority in congress. expected to pick three are longtime democratic senators have decided to retire and republican candidates are heavily favored to win. in and then a dozen other states tigresses including one in kentucky were the top republican has had a tough race. but the editorial content across the country often making final push and as the florida governor tried to fend off the former governor, the ballot also carries another high-profile issue, an amendment to legalize marijuana. whatever the race and whatever the state, they're doing what they can to try to drum up support and make sure voters give them to the polls. >>taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. police want you to look closely at the men in these surveillance pictures. they're believed to have beaten and assaulted two women in the west loop... as they were

walking to their car. it happened early friday morning at lake and halsted. the men took off in a light or gold-colored four-door car. highland park police are investigating a deadly police shooting at a local hospital. christopher anderson and his nine-year-old daughter hospitalized after a car accident sunday night. a hospital employee called 9-1- 1 a couple of hours later, saying anderson was being aggressive. police say when they arrived, anderson pulled a gun and refused to drop it. that's when officers shot him. an autopsy is scheduled for later today. a bolingbrook teenager, accused of trying to join the terror group isis has been ordered held until trial. federal prosecutors say mohammed khan poses a flight risk and is a danger to the community. khan also tried to bring his two younger siblings with him to syria. the three were stopped at o'hare last month before they could board a flight. a teenage boy is charged with arson after his home caught fire in prospect heights. the fire happened early yesterday morning. the boy's parents and three siblings got out. police found him later at an apartment in arlington heights. they didn't give any other

details since the boy is being charged as a juvenile. the chicago cubs' new manager says the ball club has been going through a rebuilding process. and now it's time to show the *results of that rebuilding. joe maddon was lured away from the tampa bay rays, and signed for five years as the cubs' new skipper. he says, with the new ownership, new front office management, and now the new and improved roster, the cubs are ready to chase the big prize. >> why would you not want to accept this challenge in that city in the ballpark with these circumstances, it's an extraordinary moment. >>in nine seasons with tampa bay, maddon took his team to the playoffs four times, won two divisional titles, and went to the world series once. remember all that wind we got friday. well it's gonna cost a few hundred thousand dollars to repair the lakefront trail. high waves ate up parts of the lake shore bike path, leaving behind massive chunks of asphalt. crews started cleaning it up yesterday. some of the hardest hit portions of the path were closed. the chicago park district says it plan to lay new asphalt today in the most damaged spots.

they plan to have everything back to normal by early next week. today's a big birthday at brookfield zoo. nora the gorilla turns one. she and the rest of her gorilla pals will celebrate with fruit- filled gelatin cakes. over the last year, she's grown from 3-and-a-half pounds... to 12 pounds. she's also becoming increasingly independent. she can climb trees and vines easily. and her big sis... kamba... occasionally gives her rides on her back. >> early today showers will move through. it would be heavy. we do expect to dry out later. right now we have a cloudy conditions. the line of showers is heaviest south and east. going through the northwest counties. today, is to look at the weather but did not work, current temperatures in the '50s. a nice warm start. 56 degrees for the high. and 46 percent chance of rain. fairly

breezy today. tonight we're down to 41. morris had 58. thursday, temperatures tumble through the day. chance of rain mixed with snow. coming up, spectacular video shot by one of our viewers of a fireball in the the sky. >> coming up, why the air force fired to nuclear commanders. >> and helping victims of the hawaii while the flow. >>plus -- yankees' slugger alex rodriguez reportedly paid his cousin to to keep quiet about his steroid use. details, next. and later -- rich demuro takes a look at some luxury gadgets, in the tech report. coming up after 4:30. your voice is gettingthe govern0

sunni tribesmen have been captured and executed by "isis" in recent weeks. some of the victims were women or children. and the pentagon says, the numbers are probably accurate. "isis" targeted the sunni albu nimr tribe, which is known for its fighting skills. the state department condemned the attacks, and said america and its partners must work together to destroy "isis." two more air force nuclear commanders have been fired, and a third disciplined, as the air force confronts a leadership crisis. the number-two man at warren air force base was dismissed, for "a loss of trust and

confidence" in his leadership. and a missile squadron commander in minot, north dakota was relieved of his command. last year, nine officers at malmstrom air force base in wyoming were fired over an exam cheating scandal. baseball's alex rodriguez was reportedly blackmailed by his own cousin who threatened to go public about using performance enhancing drugs. rodriguez admitted to receiving drugs from his cousin, yuri sucart, in 2009, when he was a texas ranger. the new york daily news reports that court documents from last week describe how rodriguez paid sucart 900-thousand dollars to keep quiet. sucart is a defendant in the federal case against drug provider "biogenesis." rodriguez, whose suspension from baseball just ended, did not comment. president barack obama has signed a disaster declaration for a lava flow that's threatening an hawaii town. the lava flowing from kilauea volcano has slowed, but much of the damage has already been done. the president's disaster declaration opens the way for federal aid. the federal funding will supplement state and local recovery efforts. no homes have been destroyed and no injuries have been reported.

>> let's take you across the great sky. this was shot by one of our viewers yesterday. a green fireball. this was actually the meteor that was able to be seen from d.c. to canada. and had a greenish tint. it's some kind of nickel in what is falling into the atmosphere. this was shot by some of our viewers. we do have a meteor shower coming to a close. another begins today. that kind of looks like a spaceship. maybe a ufo. if so they had a malfunction there on the landing. the key to our viewers for sending that. people just outside with their camera always pointed at the sky. >> there could be other things that we didn't say because the cameras not turned. always turn your camera sideways. but stich

a look at our day. the critical shot. looking at showers continue south and east. not a heavy rain. very light. we will see the shower slowly taper off from northwest to southeast. i think by the early afternoon we do dry out and we make for some sunshine. caught are on the breakup later on. much of the day will be a cloudy and mild and brief see today. computer model indicates rain. it's tried by noon. getting into the evening, clouds will clear out and tomorrow they will increase again as the next system comes our way. wednesday a fairly nice day. thursday temperatures tumbled and we have rain and snow in the region. typical high heat is only 54. it's 54 in waukegan. morris rating at 52. the forecast today, morning showers cloudy. 56 with a high.

mostly clear tonight. cool and dry. 41 but the river below. wednesday, a chance of rain high 58. thursday we have rain changing to snow it will be breezy. night favorite day. >> that means bring the paper bag, the helicopter. some of their brain that he was talking about is out there adding to our travel times and potentially halting some of the early morning construction. outbound kennedy, from five a m there will be the construction but with the rain comes down sometimes the move this off to the shoulder and wrap it up early. we will break down other construction spots and get you a look at the numbers coming up. >> please offer reward in a kidnapping in pennsylvania all caught on camera. details after

4:30 a.m.. >> and come to introduce the new manager. hear why he is already talking about the playoffs for next season. >> when the most popular places in new york city. the shake shaq is coming. what will make this casual birder change stand out from the rest? we went there yesterday to get a preview. i will tell you coming up. cubs sd

seven years getting to rock- bottom. it would appear they're ready to take a big bounce the other direction. the five-year contract with joe madden to do with the last managers have not been able to do. the deal is worth $25 million. they get a proven winner, a guy who turnaround expansion franchise in tampa and applied for an american league manager. he's not a leader. far from it and is far from intimidated by the long and disastrous history. >> the challenge is so outstanding, how could do not want to be in the city. i have known loo. me and blue are good. fabulous. great guy. the whole point is that was then, this is

now. i don't know all the circumstances of the surrounding the moment or the last 100 years. this is it one in 107 your opportunity. i will talk about the playoffs next year. i will go to stringed spring training a can't just say i'm capable of doing that. why which even report. it's all about setting the standards high because if you don't set them high enough, he may actually hit a remark. that's not a good thing. we will set the mark hi. i'll talk about the world series. i promise you this year and going to believe it. >> we hope he makes it happen. later tonight the blackhawks are in montreal and the bulls are home to take on the magic. that's more exports. >> in london night football, andrew luck threw four touchdowns to help the colts beat the giants 40 to 24. stocks ended mixed on monday.

the dow dropped 24 points. nasdaq rose 8. s-and-p down slightly. a-m-c ran an ad during sunday's "walking dead" broadcast informing direct-tv subscribers of a possible blackout later this season. so today till experts as most dentists to exaggerate the effect of gum disease to sell its special products. if people don't up stop eating a sugary snacks or version with fluoride toothpaste the could get to decay the states a bigger issue than gum disease. but they say the disease is actually normal and only 10 percent action need treatment. >> see, we are on to it. we know. >> is that the commercial with the guy who has the bad teeth that look like a model. >> you have to watch those. >> let's take a look at how things are going to be. current temperature in the mid fifties. temperatures will stay there today. we are going to have generally cloudy conditions.

chance of showers, deal into today and tonight. the begin to dry out which is the good news. tonight temperature down to 40 degrees. tomorrow, more sunshine and rain and snow. now for a check of roads. >> here's a few things we are watching. ongoing road work bishop ford out the start of the merge ghost 2103. stretch has been released slow the last few days. two right lanes out. far right lane is completely closed until 5:00. it gets hairy as to get closer to the 5:00 hour. we also have roadwork on the kennedy and south bound at the merge. to re leaned out until 6:00. all this construction is affecting those lanes. a lot of times when it heavy rain a mix and pick of the construction early to move it out of the way. we will let you know if that happens. at this point no big issues. more numbers coming up. >> still more to come. the live report for the race for governor

on election day. >> as voters head to the polls, the balance of power could change in the u.s. senate. >> and the mayor's plan for expanding the preschool program is drawing criticism. details coming up. >> and the minions are getting their own spin off. we haveit'sa

*live report on a very close governor's race, as voters head to the polls. a startling revelation involving the siblings of the suburban teen accused of trying to join isis. and, george lucas' museum taking shape... we'll show you what it'll look like on chicago's lakefront. 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 rein on election day swings things. could have an effect. some rain early on deadly trap. all the pundits and analysts can chew on that. showers early been a tryout. we try out by noon as a weak front moves through the region. rain will be heavy across southern and central illinois and all across michigan. this rain will exit very quickly. current

temperature of 48. homewood and reading at 49. here's the day planner. 55 early on. typical high is 54. the temperatures don't move much today until we clear out tonight. then we are clear by early tomorrow. 41 will be the temperature into early seven a m. erin, the sunset today at 4:22 p.m.. >> i don't think that people are happy about it except us early people. we're watching some ongoing construction. this is all the way over to mitchell where we have the right wing blocked until 6:00. squeezing these construction projects in to the late fall season try to get it done before winter hits. with all that rain coming down there is the chance they may wrap that early. this is irving park. this grant will be picked

up in about another week. the the november 10th is the end date on that. overall, numbers look good as you're heading out, watch for slick road conditions with all that rain. >>all the campaign speeches and commercials come down to this election day. polling places open later this morning. tonya francisco is at one of them, on the city's north side, with more.. tonya? >> good morning. the polls opened in about an hour and a half. the race for governor is in the most attention. the most expensive race for governor ever with both parties spending close to $100 million mostly negative ads. the early voting has been very popular this election cycle with a highly unusual number of people in the city and suburbs taking advantage. if you have not

voted get you can still cast a ballot. egis have to be living in the precinct for least 30 days. two forms of identification to the poll place, one must have your current address. your boat will not be counted until your information is validated. neither candidate is willing to forgo any possible ballots or votes in their favor. both since the weekend yesterday, trying to get out the vote. >> we are going to get a boom in the economy. we are going to get the best schools in america. we are going to rip this corruption right of springfield. >> are we going to raise the minimum wage? are we going to get jobs for working people in illinois? if you are breathing we want you working in illinois. everybody in, nobody left out.

>> voters will also be casting a ballot for u.s. senate, congress, state legislators, county offices and several ballot questions. polls open at 6:00 a.m.. they stay open until 7:00 p.m.. back to you. someone is using robo-calls, to disrupt the election process. a number of chicago judges started getting the calls friday. they were told they needed more training, or they couldn't work polling stations. some were even told they needed to vote a certain way. if this deters judges from working, polling places could open late or not have results ready on time. the source of the calls is under the fate of president obama agenda basis changes. they can block most agenda also judicial points if the vote changes. the best hope of keeping the senate

is runoff elections in the louisiana. two states have candidates who must win three way race with a clear majority to avoid any runoffs. >>taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. police are looking for two men... believed to have beaten and assaulted two women in the west loop... as they were walking to their car. it happened early friday morning at lake and halsted. police have released surveillance images of the men believed to have carried out the attacks. a bolingbrook teenager, accused of trying to join the terror group isis has been ordered held until trial. federal prosecutors say mohammed khan poses a flight risk and is a danger to the community. khan also tried to bring his two younger siblings with him to syria. the three were stopped at o'hare last month before they could board a flight. said this thing today for the girl who murdered two men in joliet. in august she was convicted of murdering the two men. the mothers both testified.

prosecutors say she and two men lured the men inside an apartment where they were strangled. she faces life in prison. >>the chicago cubs' new manager says the ball club has the management and player talent to compete for the playoffs, right now. joe maddon was lured away from the tampa bay rays, and signed for five years as the cubs' new skipper. in nine years with the rays, he led his team to four playoff appearances, two division titles, and one world series appearance. pilot error is being considered in the fatal crash of the virgin galactic spaceship. a human-factors expert will join the team investigating friday's crash that killed one pilot. the team is focusing on why the co-pilot prematurely unlocked a pivoting tail section during the test flight. the spaceship was developed by billionaire richard branson... to carry wealthy passengers on rides into space. branson planned to be on the first commercial flight with his son. he said the program was "absolutely" worth the risks. police officials say the no-fly

zone during the ferguson protests, was not just to keep the media away. saint louis county's police chief says this was a temporary restriction to keep people safe in the air, and on the ground. he says there were credible threats that would target helicopters with rifles and lasers. this comes after the associated press reported that authorities wanted to keep the press from showing the chaos from above. caught on camera, a man kidnapping a woman on a public street in philadelphia. it happened sunday evening. now, a ten-thousand dollar reward is being offered for the kidnapper, and help police catch him. the victim is a nurse... and the abduction took place, just a few blocks from her home. a witness says, the woman screamed for help... and when the man shoved her into his car, she shattered two windows, and dropped her cellphone and glasses on the street. the mayor's plan to expand a chicago public schools preschool program is drawing mixed reviews. praise... for its goals... and criticism for how the program would be paid for. mayor emanuel has proposed borrowing the money through social impact bonds. the money could pay investors a return of about 6-point-3 percent... roughly doubling their 17-

million-dollar investment over the next 18 years. emanuel wants to enroll 26- hundred more children into a pre-school program over the next 4 years. it's no 'death star' but plans for the new george lucas museum will definitely make it stand out. this is how the lucas museum of narrative art will look like, along the lakefront in about four years. the 400-thousand square foot complex will stretch from mc- cormick place to soldier field. inside will be four movie theaters, an observation deck, and displays. the chicago plan commission will be among the groups reviewing the lucas museum's plans. a british pop star paid her doctor a visit. katie melua said she was hearing strange noises in her ear. he took a look... and she tweeted that what he found was stranger still. a spider chilling out in her ear canal. katie believes the spider may have been on ear buds she uses to shut out noise on airplanes. the doctor removed it using what katie called "a micro-

hoover". once out, the very much alive >> is that like jeff hoover? >> just like him he gets interiors and doesn't go away. so what did katie do with her itsy, bitsy spider? her rep says she released it into her garden. good morning to you demetrius. are you ok? >> it's that story over? i am as tough as the next guy but when it comes to spiders in years i am done. looking at the green to the south, certainly not much. it should not affect the cold. much of the rain should be out around noon. light showers that about it. breezy but cloud cover through the day. was a cloud if not overcast early. later we have clouds continuing to break up. here's the deal with a cloudy morning, warm temperatures, it will be like this all day. right now it's 54

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view. the hydrocarbon seas are made of liquid methane and ethane. the planet's surface is negative 290-degrees. demetrius you have something to say about that? >> big think there may be life out there. potentially. >> we've heard. >> you've heard that? i just got that in my ear. let's take a look at what happened. yesterday one of our viewers got this. this was a meteor that burst into flames. green flames. that meant there was a nickel involved in that period if fairly slow moving shop. it was seen from georgia to d.c. to chicago away to canada. and as marcus always says, turn your cameras sideways. >> it could be et and there but we won't touch it in that shot. we have one meteor shower they can close another that starts

tonight. if you are outside look for the shooting stars. thus take a look at our day. showers will continue across the region early on. the rain is merely to the south. we have potential for showers through lunchtime. then we dry out. clouds will break up. with the warmer temperatures this morning, we don't cooled down much. current temperature 55. waukegan at 56. 51 in portland park. the day today, a typical high 54 we reach the mid-50s. we are up to 55 by noon. 56 the official high. 41 tonight. ross had 58. sunshine. clouds will increase. then thursday we have a green changing to a snow off and on. same on saturday high- temperature 44. winter is near. >> the christmas stuff is out. have you noticed? we have a look outside and construction of glittering. a bit of work on the

kennedy taking out the left lane until 5:00. the should be moved out of the way pre soon. not causing too many problems. outbound dan ryan further south to leans down. that is causing a bit of a slow pocket. overall most of these projects are close to wrapping. should be done by five that will make it easier. the rain is making its slick. we will see what that does to your commute coming up in the next hit. >> >> i'm mesmerized by day and watching the game. corporate and i am doing pretty well. >> you wonder what the computers don't work. the play games all day. >> you guy killed there. c. >> watching somebody else watch

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juicy and flavorful. we treated simply. a little bit of lettuce and tomato but the signature is our shacks sauce. i can't tell you what in there. right here we have hot dogs from our friends at the end of beef. we cut them and we steer both sides, then it has toppings but a few things that make hours unique is a cucumber and our own relish made from a friend in new york city. are frozen custard is a fresh meat and scream. it has some baggage in it. >> this is neat. where is this from? >> this is the salted caramels it's a nod to the el train. it has insulted carol don't get in there.

>> i love that combination. but then the what you think it is about shake shack that will make this successful? >> i feel like what we do is bring a lot of delicious food under your roof. we are a place you want to come and lender with your friends. it's all about the experience. >> there is. you click on the menu. the open today at 11:00 a.m.. this menu starts here but then it goes up as you get higher. there's the custard base and everything else. it's very popular. there will see if they can stand out from the big crowd. but >> coming up,and -- everyone's favorite "minions" from "despicable me" are getting their own movie. we'll get a first look, next. the

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steve jobs, apparently he felt he was not right for the part of

the apple co-founder steve jobs, he was the second actor to turn down the role. the film, based on the best-selling biography has been in the works since 2012. reports are that sense rogan in the running to play steve was the act. >> the minions are back.... invading the big screen in their own movie "minions." >> building a tribe of the boldest bad as the villains. he was going to be the one to eat this panetta. >> the minions are left depressed after all their "despicable masters," including t-rex and dracula... meet their end. the three lead minions -- kevin, stuart and bob -- embark on journey to new york, circa 1968, to find the "biggest and baddest" villain. "minions" hits theaters july 20- 15 and features the voices of sandra bullock and jon hamm. >> good morning. early today we have showers and mild temperatures. expect to see the temperatures moved a tiny bit. mid-50s through the day.

showers for the morning then we try out. high temperature today 56. 58 wednesday. dry for the morning. clouds increase later today. >> coming up, it is election day and we are talking about the big race for governor. >> and who is ordering shots at a press conference. and you're hunker games word of the day. stay with us and we will be back.

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