breaking news in the suburbs - police are searching for cab driver who crashed into a home, trapping the homeowner in the wreckage. a rude awakening for dozens of car owners this morning - as chicago's winter parking ban kicked in overnight. and hundreds of travelers encounter unusually long lines at midway airport on the busiest travel day of the year. good morning. i'm lourdes duarte. dan is off today. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m.* demetrius ivory has a check of our weather. >> good morning. does it feel like december? >> is to date december 1st?

>> i love that you're telling the news to what the people and you don't even know what day it is. that's take a look at our day. we need to get her a calendar for this actual year. here we go. we have had called to the normal temperatures for most of december. today will be no different. temperatures will be on the cold side. 24 in chicago. 20 in aurora. 18 in the union. and a stiff breeze out of the north at 80 mi.. that gives you the wind chill of only three degrees in dekalb. each increase in waukegan. 11 at midway. . definitely has a chill to it. " cover across the area, the good news is we will be tried today. high temperature only in the low 20s. typically we would be in the 40's. 18 degrees today. we stayed try. when

say we're partly cloudy at 35. today is the biggest travel day of the year? it's like your super bowl? >> a kind of disappeared we have cyber monday calling on and we have a huge parking ban going into effect today. that's bad news for people who park overnight on the streets. roadwork in barrington from higgins. you'll be squeezed them both directions. this project will be in place until june. that will take a big break in the winter but we do have some slow traffic in the area. back to the winter parking ban it begins today. it started about one hour ago. you will see video of people running out trying to avoid all we are seeing, the tow truck. basically whether there is snow or not from three a m-seven a and you cannot park on about 107 mi. of city streets. or this is

what will happen. that's a $60 tickets, at $150 to find and $20 a day to the city for every day they have to store your car. you have been warned, it began one hour ago and it goes through april 1st, 2015. >>we're following some breaking news after a taxi cab rammed right into a house. the driver didn't stick around....and took off. judy wang is live in glendale heights with the latest.. judy? >> police and firefighters put the cat on a truck and took it away about 30 minutes ago. behind me in appears that the cab went right through the front of the house. paramedics took a man to the hospital. police have yet to find the cabdriver. and this happened around one a m and gregory avenue. the taxi plowed into

the front of the house and the driver took off. no information right now from police about that driver. the cabot belong to the flat rate cab company based in lombard. they declined to comment on the situation only saying police had been in contact with the business and the manager said would be in later this morning. the home owner was taken to hospital with minor injuries. >> he ran away. and know they are looking for him. he drove through the house. my dad and my dog or both trapped under a wall. my dad is or the way to the hospital. but they are ok. >> there is a crew in the process of boarding up this home. firefighters say the building inspector will come to check out the structural integrity of the building. we have a man who lives in the house taken to hospital

with minor injuries. the cabdriver, he still missing. >> one of the busiest travel days of the year was marked with one of the longest security lines most travelers have ever seen. the line to be screened mile at midway yesterday, as tens of thousands of people attempted to return home from their thanksgiving trips. many people posted photos of the massive line on social media. a lot of people missed their flights. some travelers told us midway wasn't the only airport having problems. >> it was very pact. >> on a scale of 1 to 10? >> was a 10 good? i would give a six. >>more than 2-point-5 million people were expected to fly nationwide yesterday. a cook county sheriff's corrections officer shot and wounded an armed man in the river west neighborhood.

that happened outside the 'funky buddha lounge,' on the 700 block of west grand, early sunday morning. police say a man was waving a gun in a crowd, when he was approached by the off- duty officer. they say the officer ordered the man to drop the gun...when he pointed it at him. the man was shot multiple times and remains in critical condition. another person ran off with the man's gun. a funeral will be held today for a nordstrom employee who was shot and killed at the store on michigan avenue, during black friday shopping. police say marcus dee shot his ex-girlfriend, nadia ezaldein, then turned the gun on himself. she was a seasonal employee who had been working at nordstrom since october. the store was closed on saturday, to give employees time to process and grieve. it reopened yesterday. family and friends left flowers near the site of the shooting. an elderly couple was found dead in their home on chicago's far south side from carbon monoxide poisoning.

relatives asked police to conduct a well-being check on saturday, after clemmie and nancy jones didn't show up for thanksgiving dinner. officials say the carbon monoxide came from a faulty natural gas appliance in the home, in the 87-hundred block of south dorchester. a chicago city council committee meets today to consider a plan to raise the city's minimum wage. mayor emanuel wanted to hike the minimum from 8-25 an hour, to 9-50 an hour next summer, and boost it to 13 dollars an hour by 20-18. now, emanuel wants to raise the initial hike to 10 dollars an hour, and give employers an extra year to reach the 13-dollar level. the committee is expected to vote on it tomorrow, and send it to the full city council. a 40-dollar bid at a massachusetts auction house got a man an old desk... and a whole lot more. after phil le-clair got the desk home he looked for a missing drawer knob and an envelope fell out of a hidden compartment. it's contents were potentially life changing.

>> it was amazing. we found 502 hundred and we found a stack of six $10,000 bonds. >>the bonds totaled more than 127-thousand dollars. le-clair contacted the auctioneers, who found the desk's owner, and the bonds were returned. the man who sold the desk was cleaning out his 94- year-old father's home. the bonds will be used to pay for the nursing home. what a find. sometimes you get lucky. >> who the lucky the first for the second? >> the first guy for finding it and the second-. >> somebody's gonna have a nice room in the nursing home. let's talk about cold temperatures today. we are going to start off the month colder than normal with high temperatures in the mid to upper 20s in some areas. it's 29 right now but only

13 in hartford. alan like reading a 14. satellite composite shows we are dry. we avoid this note today. rain and snow down to the south. today we reached 23. tomorrow we make 35. wednesday, 34. >> coming up, the search for a missing ohio state football player comes to a tragic end.. plus -- some saint louis rams players are being criticized for this gesture they made before their game yesterday. we'll tell you why. and later -- police look for a man who stabbed a woman who was jogging during the middle of the day in the northwest suburbs.

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♪ the body of an ohio state football player missing since wednesday was found in a dumpster yesterday. it appears 22-year-old kosta kara-george died of a self-inflicted gunshot. last night hundreds of students gathered on the oval at the center of campus to remember kara- george, who wrestled for three years before walking on to the football team this fall. >> it's a lost. and we didn't know him for very long but we all loved him. he made an impact in the short time. i loved being around him. he had great

stories and was always laughing. >>his mother says kara- george, who wore number 53, had suffered several concussions and experienced times of confusion. he texted his family before he disappeared, apologizing for being an embarrassment. darren wilson is no longer a police officer. more than three months after wilson shot and killed michael brown in ferguson, missouri, he has resigned from the police force. wilson's attorney said more than a week ago that his client was considering stepping down, because the brown incident has brought new threats against his fellow officers. since wilson left on his own, his income and police benefits stop immediately. the ferguson police force the city will not make a severance payment. now is the time for our city to begin its healing process with the citizens of ferguson and the police department. we understand the past three months have been difficult for everyone involved. >> the police force will create a citizens review

board to examine evidence in future police shootings. and it will work harder to recruit qualified *black police officers. five players for the saint louis rams raised their arms before yesterday's game, in what's become known as the "hands up don't shoot" gesture. it's based on the original claim that michael brown was trying to *surrender when he was shot. saint louis police officers say, the claim has since been debunked... and the players' gesture was tasteless and inflammatory. the police want the n-f-l to *punish the players. in portland, oregon, another angry protest over the michael brown incident forced police to break up the black a congressional aide is apologizing for a facebook post that criticized the first daughters. elizabeth lauten called sasha and malia obama classless, for their choice of attire at the national

turkey pardoning. the communications director for a republican congressman in tennessee wrote that the girls should, dress like they deserve respect ... not a spot at a bar. lauten took down the post, saying she judged them in a way she would not have wanted to be judged as a teenager. >> the only class teenagers have is like pre algebra. that was pretty tame. wind of the north right now at 13. to point at seven. a cold start today. this week was colder than normal. but we avoid the rain and snow and ice. you don't need to buy the salt until next week. 24 right now in chicago. 26 in kankakee. 18 and waukegan. sublet composite shows dry conditions. rain and snow of along the ohio river valley. but not here. it may make its way as far north as 70. the computer model shows clouds breaking up with a

strong dome of high pressure. a canadian high that will drop in which is why our temperatures will be cooler than normal. we will seek warmer air coming true has been get into a smile. today's high, 23. typical high 17 degrees. you'll feel more like 12. down to 18 tonight. barr, 35. wednesday, sunshine 34. 20 days away from winter but already winter ban parking in effect. >> it shows we don't need this note to get a fine that are around here. or going to tell you about a parking ban, a lot of people found out the hard way that it went into effect. but first, with an accident westbound 80-94 great at calumet. to read greens are out. the have a picture and conceived headlights building and. all you need to know is that it will be

slow until they get this off the road. looks like it is starting to dissipate. the parking ban goes into effect as of today. strutted about one hour ago. will be lifted until april 1st. the means 107 mi. of city streets all impacted. will break that down for you as what it means for your times. that's coming up. >> it's monday, back to work. thank you. coming up, how much shoppers really spent on black friday.. and what bargain hunters are expected to spend today -- cyber monday. plus next in sports -- jimmy butler and the bulls shut down the nets as wrap up their circus road trip.. did it well out. >> your virtual wallet. >> the virtual wallet. hey marcus! >> bubbles trapped up there

seven pima road train in brooklyn. chance to have a winning circus trip which they have done only one time since michael jordan retired. preparing for the broadcast on wgn he loves those hot dogs. the bulls led almost from the start,

no wet drops one through the back door. rose had a few moments but butler and his co player were they hot ones. the third quarter, from manila to rose to jimmy buckets. 26 for butler. and look at the him. rejecting and then starting and in transition and finding brooks 43. the bulls lead by 22 terror grows out there for a second straight game. all five starters are involved. for the four and three road trip. no playing on sunday for the bears just work. the second of their back-to-back years the game when the cowboys come to town. yesterday was more like their normal once a practice day that's what they were doing. but without a key component. briggs bill one point last week was said to be 1810 decision is now out for the season with a

groin injury placed on injured reserve. that probably means the end of his time as a bear but his teammates were thinking more of the here and now. >> i'm just disappointed for him personally. it's been a rough couple of years with the injuries he has had. when he has played in he played hard and he has been an important element for this organization not only the last few years but also throughout his career. >> he's a big presence on the field playing with him and he's one of the reasons why i came here to play with him and now he and peanuts are gone. it's part of this game, it happens. just have to deal with it and move on. >> is crucial to have that morale. seeing him play the game for this long been able

to look over, he conceived the things going on as if he was a coach. he just knew. things are going well, he always kept his composure and he will definitely be missed. >> tim beckmann returning for the final year of his contract and a big college basketball upset for depaul over stanford. that morning sports. >>there was little change for the stock market on black friday. the dow was up slightly. amundsen'ss-and-p fell 5. you and your co-workers might get even less done today, as 'cyber monday' gets underway. 'cyber monday' is traditionally the busiest online shopping day of the year. but the national retail

federation is expecting four-million *fewer shoppers this year. that's because of the growing trend of retailers offering deals earlier and longer. that's creating less of a rush, and more shoppers believing the sales will be there later. thanksgiving sales and other promotions led to a less-crazy 'black friday.' total spending over the thanksgiving weekend dropped over eleven-percent compared to last year. there were also fewer shoppers, and those shoppers spent less money. 'black friday' still attracted the most shoppers to stores, but more stayed home since discounts were also offered online. did you do any shopping? >> i need to know what size you are. >> are you getting something for me? >> it's a news wednesday. and you have to wear it. >> i knew it would be something like that. >> at 5:00 we are down to

21. 9:00 p.m. down to 21. erin, what size are you? and just kidding and no better than to do that. >> that was a slap. but stock what the parking >> i will start up. it kicked off one hour ago, a lot of people learned the hard way. doesn't matter if there is snow on the ground or not. we have streets impacted all over. basically wherever you see those signs, you don't want to park their or they will tell you fish to you would get a ticket also $20 a day for storage fees. just a warning this is going on right now. the tent over to e-94. an accident at calumet prodigious open all these liens. speed bumps still sold in traffic slowing down. could be a few more minutes be so before we start to see that back up a bit through the area. headlights coming through show it's a little less

caught up than it was. keeping tabs on this another update coming up. >> more to come, we are live in the western suburbs where a taxicab crashed into a home overnight. the latest on the search for the cab driver who ran from the scene. and the chicago police department says the murder rate in the city is at the lowest rate in almost 50 years. and new, unreleased movies have been leaked on line. we'll tell leaked on line. we'll tell you who

when they wake up dry in pampers. while ordinary diapers have 2 layers, pampers has 3 absorbent layers. so they stay up to three times drier. for up to twelve hours of protection. and good mornings. pampers. dave, i'm sorry to interrupt... i gotta take a sick day tomorrow. dads don't take sick days, dads take nyquil. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep with a cold, medicine. police are searching for cab

driver who crashed into a home overnight, trapping the homeowner in the wreckage. another jogger is attacked and now police are looking for the man that stabbed a woman. and the tow trucks get to work overnight as the one thinwinter parking ban takes place. good morning, i'm lourdes duarte. dan is off today. sometimes we let him sleep in. >> sometimes it's during the show. >> so let's go over to you for weather. >> let's look at our day.

cold temperatures, 27 right now. in her the its 21. 24 in chicago. satellites composite shows dry conditions. there is some rain and snow and ice across portions of southern illinois and central illinois. but not here. temperatures are warm the cold side. 22 by noon. 5:00 p.m. town to 21. typically we are in the 40's. but we only 23 today. the good news is we stayed dry all week. 35 on tuesday. wednesday 34. but again thursday. and friday we climb up to 39 degrees. always decaffeinated, here is erin. >> let's talk about the parking ban. hopefully we did not learn the hard way but it did go into effect about 30 minutes ago. if you see these signs, don't park on the street because starting today you will be toad between 3:00 a.m.-7:00 a.m.. this is the annual

parking ban, doesn't matter if there is snow on the ground or not this is what will happen to you that's a $60 ticket. in $150 toll fine and $20 per day for storage if you don't pick it up right away. it gets very expensive for people who parked out on the streets. this will not be lifted until april 1st, 2015. that's the latest from there. we are getting word there could be a medical emergency on the washington blue line. we will have an update on that in a few minutes. >>we're following a developing story after a taxi driver crashes into a house and then runs away. judy wang is live in west suburban glendale heights with the latest.. judy? >> police and firefighters have removed a cab from the scene. a crew is in the process of boarding up the front and the side of the house. it does appear the

driver ran away. he is not in custody. this happened just after 1:00 a.m. in the 200 block of gregory avenue. the taxi slammed into the home, the driver was scorned by the time of emergency crews got here. the man who lives in the house suffered minor injuries. paramedics took him to the hospital for observation. police in the suburbs have not revealed any specific information about the taxi driver. the name of the vehicle indicates the cab belongs to a flat rate cab company based in lombard. a company dispatcher says police have been in contact with the company, declined to comment on the situation referred us to the manager that would be in later this morning. >> he ran away. i know they are looking for him. he drove through the house, my dad and my dog were trapped under the wall. my dad is on his way to the hospital. they're both ok. >> firefighters say this

does not appear to be any major structural damage to the house. but a village building inspector will make that determination. once again, the driver of the cab that crashed into this house still not in custody. back to you. >> but taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. cook county sheriff's police don't think saturday's stabbing of a woman in a forest preserve near palatine is related to other attacks on jogging trails in the area. three other woman have been attacked in the past year around another park in nearby arlington heights. a funeral will be held today for a nordstrom employee who was shot and killed at the store on michigan avenue, during black friday shopping. police say marcus dee shot his ex-girlfriend, nadia ezaldein, then turned the gun on himself. ezaldein was a seasonal employee who had been working at nordstrom since october. the store was closed on saturday, but reopened

yesterday. new chicago crime statistics show murders are down three percent this year through november. that's despite shooting incidents being up 10 percent from last year and the number of victims rising 13 percent. the city is on pace to have the fewest killings since 19-65. a chicago city council committee today takes up a proposal to raise the city's minimum wage... from 8-25 an hour to 13 dollars an hour by 20-19. the first step in the increase -- to 10 dollars an hour -- would take place next july. the committee is expected to approve it, and send it to the full city council for a final vote tomorrow. one of mayor emanuel's challengers picked up another endorsement. cook county clerk david orr announced his support for county commissioner jesus garcia. orr says garcia would be a better mayor because he's humble and he's someone who will listen to people. orr says garcia is also the progressive alternative to emanuel's well financed campaign.

>> there is a groundswell that people are not seeing. how could anyone be that money? the mayor, with millions has a hard time getting signatures on petitions. >> andorr says garcia has picked up 60-thousand signatures, in three weeks, without spending any money. the emanuel campaign declined to comment on the endorsement. garcia is also endorsed by teachers union president karen lewis. one of the busiest travel days of the year was marked with one of the longest security lines most travelers have ever seen. the line stretched for more than a mile at midway yesterday, as tens of thousands of people attempted to return home from their thanksgiving trips. many people posted photos of the massive line on social media. numerous people said they missed their flights because of it. more than 2-point-5 million people were expected to fly nationwide yesterday.

a report of a bomb on a flight from spain to new york's j-f-k airport turned out to be a hoax. police are investigating who made the call on one of the busiest travel days of the year. about 200 passengers and nine crewmembers were evacuated from the american airlines jet on the tarmac away from the terminal. police and bomb-sniffing dogs found nothing suspicious in the plane or the passengers' luggage. pro-democracy protests have been intensifying in hong kong. when protesters surrounded hong kong's government headquarters this morning, police sprung into action... tearing down barricades the marchers had erected. thousands of tents have created a makeshift "democracy village." the protesters are demanding that *china let the people of hong kong choose their next year in open elections in 20-17. so far, china has refused. here's one way to keep the costs of a wedding down... warms

take those vows on the subway. a couple tied the knot on the *n train friday as it crossed the manhattan bridge from brooklyn. groomsmen began decorating the car as the groom told passengers he was about to get married and invited them to stay or leave as they wished. bridesmaids boarded the train several stops later. forthe newlyweds chose the mobile chapel because they ride the train together a lot. i don't know about that. >> it's nice. >> that's pretty cheap. >> i think it works. >> you can invite as many people as you want ... >> they get their own metro card and then you just roll out. but it's take a look. also he doesn't have to worry about it crazy bride. wind of the north at 13. the

dew point temperatures sitting at 7 degrees. the air is dry. it's going to stay cool today and for the rest of the week. 20 degrees right now in bartlett. can keep reading at 25. decaled at 17. we know temperatures will stay colder than normal through the entire day. the wind chill feels like the degrees right now in waukegan. satellite compositors dry conditions. you will need the shovel or the umbrella. the rain stays down to the south. but a bundle up, 23 is our high. tonight we're back down to 18 degrees. some flurries potentially but nothing to write home about. mark, 35 for the high. tuesday mix of clouds and son. wednesday, 34 degrees. temperatures will be cooler than normal but we will have some time for the middle of the week. >> still ahead, see what happens when a reporter becomes part of the story at the scene of a shooting. and

the special way a family is honoring the little boy who died after being hit--bit by a spider. and star wars fans are still talking about the new movie trailer. wait until you see what one fan did. marcus has trending stories coming up. >> important message for women and men ages 50 to 85. please write down this toll-free number now. right now, in areas like yours, people are receiving this free information kit for guaranteed acceptance life insurance with a rate lock through the colonial penn program. if you're on a fixed income or concerned about rising prices, learn about affordable whole life insurance with a lifetime rate lock that guarantees your rate can never increase for any reason. if you did not receive your information, or if you misplaced it, call this number now and we'll rush it to you. your acceptance is guaranteed, with no health questions.

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died from a spider bite. now, his family is honoring his wish, by donating his christmas toys to needy families in africa. 5-year-old branson carlisle told his mom and dad, he wished all kids could have toys for christmas... even if it meant giving them *his toys. two weeks ago, branson was bitten by a deadly brown recluse spider. he was rushed to the hospital, where it took 17 jolts to restart his heart, if only briefly. the hamas >> the 17th time they shot him i had just enough time to tell them i love him. >> now, branson's family is gathering his toys, past and present, and planning to donate them to families who can't *afford to buy presents for their children. check out what happened when a reporter in west virginia was interviewing a woman about a shooting.

>> but they really shooting? >>several shots were fired while a reporter was at the scene of an earlier shooting. no one was hurt. the reporter says he saw up to four young men fleeing the scene. the bullets hit a church. when i heard the first shot i got stiffed because i knew that's what it was. it was only when i was behind the car better realized how close it was because you could hear the zipping noise of gunfire. >> the bullets hit the church. that interview was a follow up of a shooting that happened a day earlier behind a department store. no arrests have been made. marcus is here ... hi marcus! >> it is cyber monday. there's like a different name for every shopping day of this season. but they are

doing their online discount way in advance. but today is the big day. continuing from last week, they haven't really ended. we're looking at what you're talking about online, starting with some cyber monday deals out there. the black wireless speaker, you can put these in your room and the sound will fill up a whole room. to ordered $47 normally they are about 399 so that a good deal. this would make a good wedding present for somebody. a karaoke system with disco lights? only 49.97 @ wal-mart right now. >> that has his name all over that period >> and on amazon, a rechargeable mobile document scanner. if you do a lot of scanning you can carry this with you it's $159. the 20

percent markdown. that's pretty cool. >> you can scan all those receipts. >> kind of a crazy story, after being hacked about a week ago, dvd-quality versions of *fury and other in theaters yet have leaked onto the web. hackers claiming to be from a group called *guardians of peace* shut down sony's computer systems...stealing an estimated 11,000 gigabytes of data that may also include passport information of cast and crew members. the company is also reportedly looking into whether north korea could be behind the attack - the country vowed retribution over the release of the upcoming seth rogen / james franco comedy *the interview.* so far, no evidence has been found that links north korea to the hack. it's that time of the year when these movie screeners come out and they're popping up on the internet. that is not good for them. moving

on,the ugly christmas sweater business continues to boom. what used to be a small market has grown into a big industry - stores like walmart and target are selling their own versions of cheesy holiday sweaters. sports memorabilia companies like forever collectibles are now selling holiday sweaters with logos of your favorites sports teams for $59 each - expecting to make $10 million in sales this season. they are expecting to make a lot. >> we were at goodwill a few weeks ago. and they said they been coming for years of they had it wrapped up ugly christmas sweaters. a full rack. don't worry everybody is getting a gift for those this year. that's where we do all of our shopping. >> if you were like me on friday you're staring at your phone your phone with tears running down your face while screaming *yes! in a crowded shopping mall as other patrons called for security. it was the release of the first trailer

to star wars episode vii. we already have a few parodies of the new trailer out there - including a lego version. take a look at this.... the crazy thing is that this was up in just a few hours. that same day. it's like they had it for awhile just waiting. >> i liked the lego version better. >> another 41, a special version and i will put up. >> it seemed like you are probably a fan ... i love star wars but that trailer means nothing to me. >> i wish i had time. if you

are a big fan of the original trilogy just by finding that you could tell the franchise is in the right hand. >> those of the same that did the last three. >> they are not. they are really into it. everything about it was good. >> at the starbucks opened at 4:00 a.m.. >> it could just tell. you tell it's going to be good. i'm telling you it will be good. >> i don't know. 50 degrees right now. satellite composite is looking at generally some snow showers across the south. areas in the south of the illinois and south ohio. not very much. here's the forecast for today, don't forget, on solo wasn't in this. >> it was just enough! >> they better bring some more back. >> if you want to chime in this go-ahead.

>> i want one of those light sabers and to put into my traffic. just to give it some spice for the holidays. we do have some delays in place a washington this has been there for about 15 minutes. they did have to temporarily shut down power to the line. still anticipating these backups to continues backing up. the accident at north and 355 that has since cleared. and everything else on the system is looking good. more on a parking ban coming up. >> still to come, time for today's early bird special. the question is, the term cyber monday was invented in what year? i'm sure marcus knows the answer. 1999, 2009, 20 03 or 20 05? if you know the answer, log on you could win a gift certificate for a massage. the winner

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in a suit. the bride tweeted her first wedding photo-- a shot in a white lace gown, with a silver bouquet. the couple got engaged in march of 20-12. they have two children together.. daughter giovanna and son lorenzo. "frozen"-mania isn't going anywhere anytime soon. star idina menzel teased that a "frozen" sequel is definitely happening. and that's not all. in addition to the sequel, a broadway musical is also in the works. menzel said she's onboard for the second movie, but not for the musical. fans can also catch up with their favorite characters in the spring of 20-15. a 6-minute, animated short about anna's birthday celebrations will hit theaters. i got that one right. i corrected myself and said her name correctly. the third installment of 'the hunger games' crushed newcomers at the box office this holiday weekend. >> i have a message, if we burn! you burn with us! >>"the hunger games: mockingjay - part 1" brought

in $57 million dollars. "penguins," in second place, with 25 million. rounding out the top five -- "big hero six" with $19 million, "interstellar" with $16 million and "horrible bosses" with $15 million in sales. >> eyes to turn the page to december, we are looking at temperatures been cooler than normal. today's high 23. tonight and 18. we're expecting only flurries. 35 on tuesday when say back up to 34. back to you guys. >> blue line is still having issues at washington all due to an injured passenger that was there close to those tracks. the had to shut power down completely. still have delays even though we are dealing with the strains on the move behind schedule. and the lasalle street construction at lasalle and washington will be in place through the 21st of the month. a big infrastructure projects, a major project

you will get through but it is impacting some of the turn lanes and costing a squeeze for people getting through. an update on that along with the parking bans all coming up. >> an american couple stuck in the middle east to after being cleared of wrongdoing in the death of their daughter. we will be back. stay with us.

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