a developing story overnight: an off-duty chicago police officer and her daughter are shot in a dispute on the city's south side. the latest, in a *live report. police are investigating, after someone tried to poison a dog in the northwest suburbs. and, president obama reaches a landmark deal with china's president, on climate change. we'll have details. good morning. i'm dan ponce. lourdes is out today. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. demetrius ivory has a check of our weather. it's a little colder today. >> temperatures rarely dropped. yesterday we reached 58 but today we will be lucky to make freezing. outside we have winter

arriving. basically it arrived yesterday. not dangerous temperatures but certainly uncomfortable and much cooler than normal. there will be a few period of time where we climb above freezing in the next week. it's going to be pretty cold for the next seven days. today's high is below average. wind gusting making it feel much colder. it's currently 35 in waukegan. dekalb reading at 25. factor in the wind of the west at 17 mi. per hour. northwest at 12 and 13 for o'hare and midway. here are the wind chills. 18 degrees at o'hare. 21 at the lakefront. the satellite composite shows we are dry. snow isolated into portions of

wisconsin and into minnesota. it will not moved as far south today. it's going to be breezy. feeling more like 20-25. tomorrow's high temperature and for friday only at freezing. >> and looking inside at the dandelion, it's pretty quiet. but it is an early start. all the cold weather will play out into the commute on the routes. good chance to see these construction projects suspended because of the cold. we will break down those other projects for today and look at your travel times coming up. >> an off duty police officer and her daughter were both shot and wounded during a domestic dispute. patrick elwood is live at northwestern hospital with the latest.. patrick?

>> as you referred to, police say this is all domestic in nature. the 49 year-old officer continues to fight for her life here at the hospital. her daughter was shot as well but wounds are not considered to be life-threatening. sources say the daughter's boyfriend was taken into custody several hours later after he fled the scene with the young child of the couple. the shooting happened on the 2200 block east 68. just before 10:00 p.m.. that is the south shore neighborhood. the officer who works in organized- crime was with her daughter and grandchild when they were confronted by the child's father. he reportedly opened fire on the woman hitting the officer several times in the face and the neck. the daughter was also struck in the side. the superintendent says the 49 year- old officer is well-respected and highly decorated. >> the officer is 49 years old.

a female, 24 year veteran of the department. received numerous awards including 14-24 awards. >> the suspect took off with the child. he was found after midnight on west division st.. the child was not harmed. no word on a motive as they try to piece together the moments before those bullets were fired. other officers remain here on watch in support of their comrade. back to you. >> we expect to learn more today about a fire that swept through a house of worship in suburban island lake. the two-alarm fire gutted the inside of the guru nanak sikh mission of america, on state road. it was brought under control around midnight. no one was injured. family of companies operated in the building. the fire had migrated from floor to floor. a

very old structure. at one point we decided to go into a defensive operation and just utilizing companies outside. >> it's not burning. i feel like i am burning inside. >>opened in 19-97, the temple was cited three years ago for safety violations, including exposed wiring and locked fire exit doors. fire investigators will begin digging through the debris this morning to find out more details on what caused the fire that ripped through a garage belonging to the turano bakery in the near west suburbs. yesterday afternoon's three- alarm fire left four people injured and engulfed bread delivery trucks in flames. it happened on the 65-hundred block of west roosevelt road in oak park. fire officials believe the fire started while workers were changing a propane tank in one of the trucks. fire officials say the garage

was destroyed... and at least one house was damaged when flying bricks cracked some windows. someone tried to poison a dog in schaumburg. an 11-year-old miniature schnauzer ate some tainted dog treats that had been placed in his backyard on stevens drive. it appears, someone stuffed rat poison pellets inside some snausages, and left them in the yard. a veterinarian says the poison can tear up a dog's insides. >> everything from lungs and liver, skin, usually all internal. usually it's belongs and the liver and spleen. >>the dog's owner admits, the pooch *barks a lot... and someone angry over the barking may have intentionally tried to kill the dog. it appears to be an isolated incident. but as the dog is being treated, other pet owners in schaumburg are being warned to be on the lookout for tainted dog snacks. nine maltese dogs are beginning to get the care they need... at paws chicago. the dogs... 5 girls and 4 boys... were brought in monday

night after a woman suspected to be a *backyard breeder surrendered them to animal control. all were filthy and uncared for... but paws is cleaning them up and getting them ready for holiday adoptions. we have more info at *wgn t-v dot-com*. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. police are looking for the man who sexually assaulted a woman in the douglas park neighborhood, at gunpoint. police say the victim stopped to ask a man for directions... he told her to go through the park, followed her... then grabbed her. the victim says he put a weapon against her head, then attacked her. a 5th teen has been arrested in the alleged sexting and cyberbullying of a female high school student in gurnee. the teen is a 14-year-old boy from carmel catholic high school in mundelein. also arrested... a girl from grayslake central high school and 3 boys from warren township high school. all five teens are under their parent's supervision. lake county prosecutors say a deadly police shooting at highland park hospital was justified. the hospital says christopher anderson was being treated after a car accident, when he pulled out a gun. the police say officers shot anderson nine times after he

refused to put it down. his funeral is today. the officers are back on duty after prosecutors found their actions 'reasonable and appropriate." president obama and his chinese counterpart say they've agreed to new greenhouse gas limits. at the close of the a-pec trade summit in beijing, obama and chinese leader -xi jinping- promised to work to cut pollution. the deal gives the united states 11 years to reduce carbon emissions by one-fourth... and gives china *18 years to level off the growth of *its emissions. >> i commend he and his team and the chinese government for the commitment they are making too slow, pecan and then reversing the course of their china emissions. >>obama said washington and beijing also agreed to work together on issues like improving cybersecurity, and de-nuclearizing north korea. chicago honored military veterans with a ceremony at soldier field. dignitaries turned out in force

-- including mayor rahm emanuel, governor pat quinn and governor-elect bruce rauner. they honored the sacrifices that war heroes have made to preserve our democracy. >> we need to make everyday veterans day to honor all of those who answered the call, who volunteer, who like the old testament prophet said here i am, take me. >>following the ceremony, members of the armed forces laid a wreath at the statue of the doughboy -- commemorating veterans of world war one. meanwhile, vice-president joe biden laid a wreath at the "tomb of the unknowns" in arlington national cemetery. he hailed veterans as the spine of our nation. veterans day was first known as "armistice day," marking the end of world war one, in 19-18. the weather has turned colder in the midwest, but it's snow that's causing several problems. this police video in minnesota shows a semi losing control and sliding into a squad car and a tow truck. no one was seriously hurt.

you'll see similar accidents in wisconsin, where several vehicles are going off the road and flipping over. people in montana know all about cold weather. but they're experiencing overnight temperatures at record lows for this time of year. chicago is just starting to feel what will be here for quite awhile. >> this is a fall coach. and i am fine. >> it is refreshing. >> are you just telling yourself that? >> no, it is refreshing. >>downtown stores are looking to cash in on the weather. you'll see several coats in the windows.. and even toys from the movie, 'frozen.' could turn it over to demetrius to learn more about the cold. >> with the like it or not you have to give is to hit the cold temperatures are here to stay for least a week. colder than normal we struggle to even make freezing. in gary is 33. wheeling at 29. wind out of the

northwest renown. mundelein is only 23. we look at the satellite composite and we find dry weather here. snow across the northern upper peninsula and into northern wisconsin and minnesota where they continue to get the worst of this. generally is to the north of minneapolis. 33 degrees today. typically we reach 50. tonight than the 22 tamara's had 32. saturday, a chance of snow showers later in the day. sunday the chance of snow which will linder through the bears game. high temperature of 34. >> coming up, a burglar attempts to avoid a motion sensors and it's caught on camera. and a dallas hospital reaches a deal with the only american patient to die from ebola. and watch a wheel of fortune fails. just coming up later. a barn fire ina

killed 17 horses and a show dog. it happened at smithfield estates in edwardsburg... just northeast of south bend. the massive barn -- bigger than a football field -- was completely gutted. a caretaker in a second-floor apartment tried unsuccessfully to rescue some of the animals. all that remains of the building are the support beams.

the family of ebola victim thomas duncan reached a resolution with the hospital where he died. details of that resolution will be announced later this morning. duncan died from ebola at texas health presbyterian hospital. he had gone their before, complaining of symptoms, but he was sent home with antibiotics. the hospital says only some workers knew he flew in from liberia. duncan returned to the hospital five days later. he died just over a week later. >> dr. spencer is ebola frites and new york city is ebola free. >>the last ebola patient in the united states is cured. doctor craig spencer was released from a hospital in new york yesterday. spencer contracted the virus while treating patients in guinea. he roamed around new york for five days before he showed symptoms. no one else got sick. take a look at this video from a kitchen in albany, georgia. take a look at this video. he crawls around on his belly to avoid motion detectors. what he doesn't know is that the store is rigged with night-vision cameras. so he's seen... and he looks like a ghost.

he did about a thousand dollars in damage... cutting lots of wires to disable the security system. but after several hours... he gave up and busted into the coke machine and stole a few dollars. >> was it really is worth it? >> good morning. we find a current temperature actual let's admit it's not really a good morning. at this point yesterday we were 30 degrees warmer. wind is now at 12 mi.. the dew point is sitting at 17. and around the region, here's the change we are going to feel between yesterday and today. it's 25 right now. 28 in aurora. rochelle reading and 26. factor in the the wind, and about 17 mi. per hour. all coming out of the west that will shift income north later. when

you walk outside it feels like the teen at o'hare. 20 at the lakefront. 17 in joliet. satellite composite shows, the conditions. this note is isolated north and it stays there. clouds will be breaking of early. there will be some lake affect snow to the east of the lake. into portions of western michigan. grand rapids has another inch coming. for us, we do stay dry. today's high is only 33. typically we make 17 degrees warmer. down to 22 degrees tonight. tomorrow, 32. friday we make 32 again. winter is here. >> with got an accident to start off the day. pre serious in bound kennedy at the ohio on ramp. there are serious injuries associated. emergency crews are on the scene. lane blockage

there as well. this could be a significant accident until they have it cleared up and emergency responders out of the way. in bound to 92 left lanes are out until 5:00. as mentioned, all that cold weather will play into the construction projects that are slated to the end of the week. it does look like construction is in place and it is under way. a look at your travel times coming in just a few minutes. >> coming up, a chinese media goes crazy after the russian president appears to put the moves on china's first lady. and the blackhawks tried to catch lightning in a bottle against tampa bay. >> i want to move to mention this big. take a look. they are moving a 762 t mansion, there it is near mccormick place. whites are they moving it? how are they

doing it? how much will it cost? this story is coming up.

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out and about and showing support for our service men and women. the bears' pass rusher among them doing some shopping on the west side. his foundation for wounded warriors, partnering with walmart and procter and gamble to supply the that housed association. still supporting his embattled defensive coordinator, mel tucker. >> the decisions i have to make, and grateful for that. mel is the coordinator. that's who i came here to play for. i will even worry about it. i will show up and go to work on wednesday. when times are tough you can't point fingers and complain. you have to push through. >> back at practice today, the women's soccer team kick off their bid saturday at wisconsin. the one that the east on sunday, 15-0-4 on the year and could

not get a home game to start. does not seem right. they hope to use their unhappiness to their benefit on saturday. >> it's heartbreaking in the sense that we deserved a better season. i thought wisconsin and going and traveling it was not really the result we were hoping for. once again with john tower underestimated we are. every game we played we break the underdog. we played like we were not expected to win and i think that mentality work for us. >> it gives us a fuel. we get mad. i would not want to play s. >> that morning sports. >>the blackhawks struggled on the power play again, giving up another short- handed goal... but this time the final result offers some consolation. jonathan toews playing in the 500-th game of his career. hawks and lightning tied at one early in the third... a long shot from the blue line gets deflected by marcus kruger for the go- ahead goal and his

second of the year. still up with ten minutes left when the puck bounces off the referee behind the net and nikita kucherov eventually taps it in. it stayed tied at two until the shootout... patrick kane makes a nice move to his backhand for the goal. on the other end, corey crawford stopped all three tampa bay shots and the hawks win three- two. call it unintentional porn. the seattle seahawks mascot took an unfortunate "selfie" that now gone viral. take a look. the mascot "blitz" had a little costume malfunction that left his tail in an odd place. fans have been tweeting about it since it was posted. the seahawks' punter wrote, "hey, blitz... next time you cozy up to my girlfriend, put that 'situation' back in your pants." that was my imitation of past. >> is that what that was? that was pretty good it was like he was right there in the hallway.

>> not much difference between that and his on-air personality. >> let's take a look at our day. 28 degrees right now. wind out of the west-northwest parisi. be prepared for that. that air is going to feel cold. wind chill like 25. by 2:00 p.m. at its 33. typical high about 17 degrees warmer. let's check on the roads. >> good morning. the still have a serious accident on the inbound kennedy. still blocking the ontario on ramp. traffic is getting through in the far right lane. still a big squeeze. serious injuries associated. we have a big police presence there. that was causing delays. outside things look good. we do have ongoing road work at cumberland and the kennedy impacting people on the inbounds side. to remain closed until 5:00. numbers coming straight

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an off-duty officer and her daughter are shot in a dispute on the city's south side. >> crews orbit out today after four people are hurt in an explosion at a toronto bakery crash. and the president reaches a landmark deal with the president of china on climate change. >>good morning, i'm dan ponce. lourdes is off today. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. let's go to the forecast. >> after the fall yesterday, we are colder than normal this will go for it least a week. temperatures will struggle to even make the low to mid-30s in the next stretch of seven days. 32 degrees right now. 30 in

lansing. much colder for harvard, good morning there. bundle up. 22 degrees there. islands late trading at 23. satellites and radar show dry conditions. the snow is isolated to our north. here's the day planner, 31 degrees by 5:00 p.m.. today's average high is 50. we will be colder. we do stay dry. but it's quite cold only reaching freezing. saturday, a good chance of snow showers developing. that's no willing her into sunday. no good news from me. >> we're still watching a serious accident in bound kennedy at the ontario on ramp. two left lane to black people are still getting by in the far right lane but there were some serious injuries so it could be a while before it is cleared up.

we have construction causing delays in bound to 90 all the way to foreign dale. taking out to left lanes should be picked up by 5:00 a.m.. should not be there much longer. most of the construction is slated to be wrapped up by five-5:30 a.m.. another update on the hotspots coming straight ahead. >> an off duty police officer and her daughter were both shot and wounded during a domestic dispute. patrick elwood is live at northwestern hospital with the latest.. patrick? >> to reiterate, police say this is domestic in nature. a 49 year-old officer continuing to fight for her life here at northwestern hospital. her daughter is here as well but her wounds are not considered life- threatening. sources say the daughter's boyfriend, taken into custody several hours after the shooting, he fled the scene with the couple's young child. this

shooting happened in the 2200 block east 68th street. just before 10:00 p.m.. domestic dispute. the officer who worked in the order last crime unit was with her daughter and grandchild when they were confronted by the child's father. for a summer breeze and he started to shoot. no motive known. he hit the officer several times in the face and neck area. the daughter was also hit. the department's deputy superintendent, the no. 2 man says the officer is well- respected and highly decorated. >> she's 49 years old, a 24 year department veteran. she has received numerous awards including 14-24 awards including 11 honorable mentions. >> the first deputy superintendent there. the suspect took off with the child and was found around midnight on

west division st.. that child was not harmed. back here live at northwestern hospital, police officers remain on the scene in support of their comrade. the last we heard is she is in critical condition. shot four times. her daughter will be ok. from northwestern hospital. back to you. >>we expect to learn more today about a fire that swept through a house of worship in suburban island lake. the two-alarm fire gutted the inside of the guru nanak sikh mission of america, on state road. it was brought under control around midnight. no one was injured. the temple was founded in 19-97. three years ago, it was cited for safety violations, like exposed wiring and locked fire exit doors. fire investigators will begin digging through the debris this morning to find out more details on what caused the fire that ripped through a garage belonging to the turano bakery

in the near west suburbs. yesterday afternoon's three- alarm fire left four people injured and engulfed bread delivery trucks in flames. it happened on the 65-hundred block of west roosevelt road in oak park. fire officials believe the fire started while workers were changing a propane tank in one of the trucks. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. someone tried to poison this dog in schaumburg. the 11-year-old miniature schnauzer ate some tainted dog treats that had been placed in his backyard on stevens drive. it appears, someone stuffed rat poison pellets inside some snausages, and left them in the yard. the dog will recover. a 5th teen has been arrested in the alleged sexting and cyberbullying of a female high school student in gurnee. the teen is a 14-year-old boy from carmel catholic high school in mundelein. also arrested... a girl from grayslake central high school and 3 boys from warren township high school. the incoming leader of the chicago archdiocese is being urged to require every catholic priest to sign a statement saying he's never abused a child. the archdiocese says it's already released a full accounting of its past problems

with priest sexual abuse... and now it wants to focus on reconciliation, not inflammatory rhetoric. governor quinn and bruce rauner continue to avoid each other, even when they're in the same place. both attended this veteran's day ceremony at soldier field. quinn left immediately after. rauner wouldn't answer questions about whether he and quinn have talked since the election. president obama and his chinese counterpart say they've agreed to new greenhouse gas limits. at the close of the a-pec trade summit in beijing, obama and chinese leader -xi jinping- promised to work to cut pollution. the deal gives the united states 11 years to reduce carbon emissions by one- fourth... and gives china *18 years to level off the growth of *its emissions. a gesture of chivalry, or a crude pass? people in china hit the social media to criticize vladimir putin, after a photo showed him putting a shawl around the shoulders of china's first lady at the a-pec summit. seconds later, she discreetly slipped it off. the chinese government has since had all traces of the photo *removed from the internet.

the former navy seal who says he killed osama bin laden, told his story on camera for the first time. in an interview with fox news, robert o'neill says he convinced his team leader to let him go inside bin laden's compound in pakistan, instead of overseeing *exterior security. the change allowed o'neill to confront bin laden, face to face, and put a bullet through his head. >> if it was light enough i was definitely the last person he saw. >>o'neill says, to this day, he struggles with whether killing bin laden was the best thing he ever did, or the worst. other seals argue that *several team members fired shots at bin laden, and o'neill is wrong to claim that he fired the fatal shot. missouri officials are preparing for the worst as they await a grand jury ruling in the michael brown shooting. the grand jury is still hearing testimony in the case. it will then decide whether ferguson police officer darren wilson should be indicted for the shooting. there is some anxiety about what could happen if there's no indictment. missouri's governor says steps

are being taken to avoid riots and to have a justified response. >> that is not representative of missouri and it cannot be repeated. the national guard has been and will continue to be part of our contingency plan. >>the local prosecutor says it could still be days before we hear from the grand jury. michael brown's parents are spending that time making a case to the united nations officials in switzerland. they say their son's shooting and the treatment of protesters, violates the u-n's anti-torture convention. what we are trying to do is get help. >> is overwhelming. makes you emotional and to talk about it makes you relived it. and i hate to relive that. >> hoping to get some answers and some help. >>u.s. officials from various federal departments are scheduled to report to this u.n. committee today. brown's parents will also be there. rescuers in colorado pulled a man to safety... who was trapped in between department store walls for 3 days.

police believe the 35-year-old man fell into the walls from the roof. they think he was trying to rob a store. workers on monday and tuesday reported hearing a man shouting... but they couldn't find him. finally, fire crews realized he was stuck in between the walls. he's hospitalized for dehydration and injuries to his lower extremities. he will likely face criminal charges when he recovers. scientists hope to make history half-a-billion miles from earth -- by landing a space probe on a comet, this morning. the european space agency confirmed the rosetta space craft has passed the second key checkpoint needed to keep going with its historic mission to put a lander on comet 67-p's surface. the blackhawks struggled on the power play again, giving up another short- handed goal... managers say it wasn't properly activated. demetrius loves the kind of stuff. >> of 7 hours of terror. we landed on mars it was only seven minutes. so this is seven hours

of everybody on the edge of their seats. 27 degrees right now wind and the northwest 16 mi.. dew point at 15. and around the region its 25 in waukegan. in aurora is 28. it is cold and it will be today and for the next week. that action to the wind ted. juliet is trading at 20. midway outside its current feel like 21 degrees. satellite composite shows dry conditions. the snow will avoid us. but the cold air is here to stay. it's good to feel like 20-25 today. tonight slow down to 22. it will feel more like 10-15. the furnaces will be on overdrive for the next few days. 32 for the high. fraud we make 32 with sunshine. back to you.

>> still ahead, a historic mansion is on the move. marcus has the story. and a man in trouble for calling 911, not to report an emergency. and trending, wheel of fortune meltdown. c how something set him off.

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♪ residents in lakeview are considering whether their neighborhood would change if a medical marijuana dispensary opens in their community. last night's public hearing... the second in 2 nights... drew a big crowd at advocate illinois masonic hospital. the company, med mar, says its proposed dispensary at 28-43 north halsted will help chronically ill patients. the owners claim to have strong ties to the 44th ward. and the owner of a nearby medical marijuana clinic told the audience, she is also a patient. >> for reasons beyond my control, but that th

explaining why she uses medical marijuana. >>critics fear that cash transactions for pot may attract crime. monday night, the east lake view neighbors association approved a zoning change that would allow the dispensary to open. stocks made small gains to end on a high on veterans day. the dow was up slightly. nasdaq gained 8 points. s-and-p's one point increase pushed it to a new records. the lincoln mall in matteson will celebrate it's final holiday season. a cook county judge ordered the crumbling mall to close for good on january 7-th. village officials say the malls owner owes more than 10-million dollars in unpaid taxes and fines. bids from two developers interested in buying the mall are under review. the carson's attached to the mall will remain open. the annual michelin guide chicago is out and top restaurants in the city are celebrating their star ratings. grace on randolph street was this years big winner, scoring an upgrade to 3-stars... the highest possible rating. there are only 1-hundred-15 other restaurants in the world with a 3-star

rating...including one other in chicago. alinea on north halstead, which retained it's 3-star rating for the 5-th consecutive year. michelin also awarded 2-stars to uptown restaurant 42-grams. >> my phone has not stopped buzzing. the amount of calls coming in has been overwhelming. we are very blessed. >>uptown's 42 grams, seafood specialists l-2-o, and the trump tower's sixteen all were awarded two stars. 19 other restaurants were honored with one star. you can see the full list at *wgn t-v dot-com. data trending online this morning ... carol ann susi has died after a brief battle with cancer. the actress was best known as the voice of mrs. wolo-witz on "the big bang theory." executive producers of the c-b- s sitcom praised her immense talent and comedic timing. she held many guest roles on shows including "cheers", "seinfeld" and her memorable role as kolchak's secretary ont he 19-70's series, "kolchak: the night stalker." she was 62

kim k is breaking the internet once again... this time with her nude "paper" magazine cover. kim shared her excitement on social media, tweeting, "and they say i don't have talent... try balancing a champagne glass on your butt." she's referring to one of the covers in which she dons a black sequin dress and does just that. in a second image, the reality star looses her dress, showing off her famous assets. also trending -- a frustrating moment for pat sajak because of some bad guesses, by a few "wheel of fortune" contestants. check it out... >> writing a brown horse. >> that amazing and it's wrong! >> riding a white horse? >> don't see it too often.

he's been hosting the show since like 1941. by the way -- the answer for the category "what are you doing?" had nothing to do with horses. it was "seeing a buddy movie". >> writing a brown horse actually did fit. and didn't see why that was such a bad guess. >> he needs to chill out. >> something else must have happened earlier or the heat was getting to him. >> i think he was mad about wearing that short. >> he said in between brakes be used to go to the bar car. >> that is the best job in the world by the way. >> and he looks exactly the same. >> he's doing a good job. >> and she is still turning those letters. >> let's take a look as you ride of the brown horse into work today. 33 degrees early morning. but operates a reading at 30.

it's 29 in south holland. crystal lake, it's chilly at 24 degrees. sublet composite shows we are completely dry. snow across portions of the northern border right into michigan and wisconsin and minnesota. but not here. no rain or snow for us. 31 decreased by 5:00 p.m.. a high of 33. tonight's low 22. feels more like 10-15. tomorrow we make 32. 32 again friday with the good chance for some accumulating snow saturday to sunday. >> which had some things clear up nicely in the past 10 minutes. in bound kennedy, a serious crash partially blocking the ontario on ramp. everything is open again. starting to see the recovery. we had a stall on the outbound of 290. all lanes opened and you can see the speed bumps everything is moving along pretty well. another update comes straight ahead.

>> marcus is here this morning. >> it's a good morning. we have our landing on the comet and we have an incredible display of engineering downtown. the blast structure standing on some prairie avenue. the landmark house had to be moved to make way for the new mccormick place entertainment district. they prepare preparing for months to get ready for this. we spoke to the company who has the task of moving a mansion. >> >> this is the location built in 1888. it weighs 762 t. moving it from 21-23. the overall move will take three days. we hope it goes quicker. >> see you have a series of

three beams that run the length of the house 105 ft. long. and a series of carriage beams that run underneath. and with that we have a series of dollies. each dolly has eight wheels. 29 total. >> 250 tires underneath this house. so what we did was, we basically leveled off the street for a level moved service with 9 in. of stone. the new put steel plates to distribute the weight of the house. now we are basically at leapfrogging from the back to the front. we need to tear out the move path with steel plates. that is more for the road for the protection of the existing utilities underneath and for the street. >> how big is this project? this may be the heaviest house moved in history? >> we hired a company out of

pennsylvania, the top one percent heavy moved they've done. the 500 free locations per year. >> of right in the middle of this, we will be live there later this morning because the half to back into the new place. what will it cost to move this? the move a carriage house earlier. this will cost $6 million total. it's paid for by the exposition of story. to talk about how to dig it out. it took two months to dig it out. it put the beams down to become listed on to the dolly with remote- controlled moving it slowly just one block the will back it in later and we will be live. >> they decided to save this house? >> it is a landmark pier don't have a choice. >> coming up, veterans honored with a concert for valor. and what led robin williams to take his life? we have new revelations.

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