a developing story in the southwest suburbs where two men were shot and killed. police make an arrest after a deadly shooting and car chase across the southern suburbs. and a double overtime thriller for the bulls, that included a wild buzzer beater from derrick rose. good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m.* demetrius ivory has a check of our weather. >> it's wednesday. it's hump and it. >> we should know that. >> are you going to show on saturday? >> you might show bonds that. watch out. your only

one sentence away. as we know, it is pumped day, blue skies are coming our way. mostly sunny skies. could the feeling 27 but temperatures will climb above freezing for the second day in a row. we haven't seen much of that. 26 in kankakee, 26 in aurora. wind of the southwest means a warming breeze will jump our temperatures into the 30's. current wind chill of 11, 16 in kankakee, 21 at the lakefront. satellites composite does not show rain or snow. but typical high is 39 and we are cooler than that. we do make freezing by noon. today's had 35. mostly sunny skies. a few flurries possible dollars day high of 34. friday we have some spotty showers. high temperature of 40 degrees. we will take that rain if it's in the 40's.

>> time to get the solid and the sled and then you are ready when it hits. we have some malfunctioning traffic lights are out there causing as slow down. no word on when that will be restored. a few other items, we have bridgework that a significant from ferndale. that will have a clean reductions in to the beginning of next year. everyone is getting through without big problems for now but that could get caught up during rush hour. everything else is looking good to read a few of the construction spots that we will break down coming up. >>new overnight: two men were killed and another was injured in a shooting outside a home in joliet. nancy loo is live at the scene with the latest. >> good morning. the county coroner has identified the men killed as a man from rockport and a 17 year-old who lives here along the

4400 block of strong avenue where he was pronounced dead. authorities told the daily herald it was an english style attack just before 5:30 p.m. as the men stood outside the home. one man was shot and killed in the driveway, the other was found dead in a different driveway around the corner. a third victim was shot in the backside and was able to run into a nearby residence. he was airlifted to the hospital. condition not known. police say they are interviewing witnesses and there is no information yet about a suspect or suspects. it is clearly a double homicide that has police cordoning off a fairly large crime scene here on strong avenue. autopsies are scheduled for later today. back to you. >> shooting...and then

turned into a police chase. riverdale police responded to call yesterday afternoon that a man with a gun put two children into an s-u-v and drove off. police chased the s-u-v for about four miles, before it stopped in chicago's west pullman neighborhood. the driver was coaxed out and arrested. two people inside the home to stop people in the vehicle. the children were not harmed. the driver is in our custody. information appears this was an isolated incident and not a random act of violence. >> to people inside the home in riverdale were shot. one of them was kevin denson, who died at the hospital. the other is a woman with non-life threatening injuries. police would not say if the driver they arrested was the shooter. no charges have been filed. a house exploded into flames, just as gas company and streets-and-san crews were looking for the source of a natural gas leak in morgan park. it happened yesterday morning in the 21-hundred

block of 107-th place. investigators believe a gas line ruptured during a construction project... and the gas built up until it ignited. >> it sounded like a build up an explosion. >> just let park to the car i heard the noise. but i saw no big equipment and a new it wasn't right. >>fortunately, the family that lived in the house wasn't home... but a *pet may have been trapped in the burning house. an elderly woman was killed in a fire at her home on chicago's northwest side. the fire broke out on the first floor of a two-flat at melrose and laramie yesterday afternoon. 72-year-old shirley ryan was found in the living room. firefighters say they did not hear any smoke alarms going off when they arrived. no one else was hurt. the cause of the fire is under investigation. an eleven year old boy lost his leg when he was run over by a metra train. it happened near the burr oak station in blue island yesterday morning. alexander zepeda was running for a school bus, but a stopped metra train was in his way.

zepeda tried to slide underneath the train to get to the other side. but then the train started moving, it went over the boy's leg. he's now recovering in the hospital after doctor amputated it. >> here's try to catch a bus so it wouldn't be late for school. >> i see so many kids running and i think they can make it. it's so sad to hear. >>zepeda is a fourth grader at burr oak school. parents in the area are now asking to have someone near the tracks to make sure children get around them safely. a woman who claimed to have been stabbed while jogging on a trail in palatine made the whole thing up. the woman told police she was attacked and stabbed while jogging in deer grove forest preserve on saturday afternoon. she has a stab wound and is hospitalized. police say it's not clear how she got that wound. they're considering whether they'll take any actions against her. delivery services are very busy for the holidays, but so are package thefts. so chicago police and package delivery companies are cracking down... to help keep your packages

safe. companies like u-p-s have installed 9 automated lockers in the city... to store deliveries in a secure place. police are offering these tips: require a signature when you have a package delivered. don't buzz strangers into your building. it paves a way for thieves to gain access. take your delivery at work. it's getting close to christmas... the time of year when we learn the year's most popular *baby names. here comes the list for 2014. the year's most popular girl's name was sophia... followed by emma, olivia, ava and isabella. "madelyn" cracked the top ten for the first time. among boys, jackson was the most popular name. then come aiden, liam, lucas and noah. "caden" and "logan" bumped "jayden" and "jack" from the top ten. keeps changing. >> our names are never on there. >> not on the list. let's take a look at the day. mostly sunny skies today. that's the good news. sunrise just after 7:00

a.m.. it's 28 degrees right now. sublet radar composite shows we are dry. dry today, a lot of action moderne to the south. rain and snow. but 35 degrees for us. perot, clouds high temperature 34. potentially some flurries. friday, a slight chance of showers high reaches 40. >> coming up, in mystery and a texas university has dozens of brains disappearing. >> would keep the viewers watching. and we get the stamp of approval on the minimum wage hike. we will break down the numbers. it could be beaten by a bill in springfield. >>and -- the maker of those exploding airbags misses a crucial midnight deadline for a recall. we'll tell you what happens next.

chicago employers will have to build in new costs of doing business in the coming years. the chicago city council has voted to hike the city's minimum wage. it's currently 8-25 an hour... but it'll jump to 10 dollars next july. additional increases will take it up to 13 dollars an hour by the year 20-19. labor groups say it'll lift families out of poverty. business leaders say, with no mandated hikes in additional *revenue, businesses will have no choice but to cut jobs. mayor emanuel pushed for the higher wage. >> my hope is that the state

raise their minimum wage and it will see this as a jolt to action. illinois lawmakers are expected to vote next month on a bill to raise wage to *9 dollars an hour next year, and eventually *11 dollars. but the bill under consideration would strip chicago of its home-rule powers... so yesterday's city-wide wage hike couldn't go forward. he secretary of homeland security is defending the president's executive actions on immigration reform. secretary jeh johnson appeared before the house homeland security committee. questioned whether the president overstepped the constitution with his new immigration policy. the policy will help millions of people avoid deportation if they pass a background check and pay taxes. secretary johnson says the president had to act because congress would not pass a bill. >> they are present. they're lawfully present. >> howard lawfully here when the intention of congress was very clear? they can be deported. it doesn't mean it will be. >> congress has not given me

the resources to deport 11 million people. >>secretary johnson says the president's actions had nothing to do with republicans taking over the next congress. he says this has been in the planning stage since last spring. auto parts supplier takata let a deadline pass without expanding its recall of airbags. millions of takata airbags have been recalled after people were hit with metal shrapnel when the bags exploded. four people have been killed. takata says the bags are more likely to malfunction in high humidity areas. the national highway traffic safety administration gave them until midnight to issue a nationwide recall. but that didn't happen. >> cannot be able to meet that requirement. they have to have areas which area they should recall first the air bags. >>takata has said that the automakers should be the ones to issue a nationwide recall. a takata executive appears

before a house committee today. you've heard the expression "losing your mind"? well, the university of texas at austin has lost about *100 brains.* that's right... the university had a collection stored away. now... about half are missing. the austin state hospital had transferred the brains to the university about 28 years ago. about 100 were stored in a lab... but the rest were moved to the basement. the curators say they don't know whether the brains were taken as a prank. the university is investigating. a teenager gets locked out of his house in arizona. what he does next, is far from a good idea. the boy decided to go down the chimney. he tethered himself with an extension cord that he tied to a vent. needless to say, he got stuck about halfway down. luckily, he had his cell phone on him and was able to call 9-1-1. no word on why he didn't use that phone to call someone to unlock the door, in the first place. it took firefighters more than an hour to get him

out. the boy was shaken up, but not hurt. it's when you are in a tough situation that you pull up the phone finely. >> he was on face book. he wasn't thinking he could use it to actually call somebody to rescue him. >> demetrius did you have bright ideas when you were young? >> it's easy when you could look at it from the outside. >> we are the monday morning quarterbacks here. once take a look at our day. no sneaking around this, temperatures are in the upper 20s. wind at 12 mi.. it's 27 in waukegan, 25 in union. wind chill is cold. but what we have seen through much of the early portion of the month. 11 right now in the cal. no rain or snow here. further to the south we may have some cloud cover on the increase as eventually high pressure will move out

toward the east. into tomorrow, cloud cover is on the increase with the chance for light rained maybe mixing with snow. today's temperature climbs 35 degrees. in the suburbs will be in the teens. tomorrow 34. friday we climb up to the 40's. >> we do have an accident with injuries along 138 and halsted, two cars involved emergency responders are they're tending to those victims. let's look at the traffic lights, still not working, still flashing here. and numbers are in good shape as you head out early. everything is moving along at a good clip. we will break down to the spots that could get caught up coming up. >> coming up, a former couple of fights over frozen embryos and heads to court. >> the cubs made changes to new signs being installed.

>> and the bulls return home and go into double overtime. we have creasy highlights coming up. >> if you are a homeowner you probably have one of the is laying down. but can you do this with yours? we are court to introduce you to an incredible artist who is doing amazing things. take a look. we will show you how she does it that you can have her, and to a private party.

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always a tough and that first home game after a long trip and the bulls did not exactly dropped a sure thing in their game. the team is always tough and they were back and forth all night. late in the fourth, from the top, bulls had a five point lead. up three with just a few seconds left. trying to file before the shot put the official gives him three free throws. he makes all three and puts the game into overtime. then the bulls find themselves

down with a few seconds left. derrick rose into double overtime. in the second overtime, the bulls have a lead, he had 38 points in the game. the mavericks win 132-129. the blackhawks were wounded before they even started practice. crawford has an off i's and lower body injury. don't ask me. he won't play against the blues. darling is back up from rockford. seabrook also absent, ill but should play tonight. patrick sharp back on the ice with his teammates. not ready to be in the lineup just yet but moving well so it should not be too much longer. patrick sharp was left behind to rehab so he was glad to see everybody again. >> it's going well. i feel solid skills good to be back out there getting those

passes, skating with the players. just taking things day by day. it's nice to see everybody around the locker room. i've been here for two weeks by myself talking to myself and talking to the trainer. good to see some friendly faces. >> he gives us lots of options and different variables and different places to play. but we will see when we get there. sometimes you have to make decisions and we like the options. >> blackhawks and the blues come tonight. and then miami beats the fighting a lionized. >>stocks closed out on a high tuesday as the market bounced back. the dow jumped 102 points. nasda up 28. s-and-p increased 13. black friday was a huge disappointment for many retailers, but "cyber monday" made up for it. walmart said it was it's biggest online day in it's

history of online orders. mobile users accounted for almost 70% of site visits. the most popular online seller this holiday season were the apple i-pad mini, the l-g 49-inch, tv and the lego giant creative tower. kicking off thanksgiving thursday, the deals are part of it's week long sale called "cyber week." tonight's cover story... a small non for profit reaching out for help...after their marquee event is pulled from under them. this is yet another lesson on why you have to cross your t's and dot your i's when agreeing to any deal. meet ted and annette stanstrom. in 2007...they lost their newborn baby girl gigi shortly after birth. to help other families...they started the peapod project and partnered with a mortgage company, which wanted sole sponsorship and the ability to change the name of the race to the disco dash. this year...that mortgage company decided to no longer fund the peapod project and use the race to fund their own foundation. the peapod project now has no sponsor or race, forced to start from scratch. they're now using the race

to fund their own foundation. then start over. >> this is not about what happened. it's about how it happened. if we had some morning or notice or if we had some kind of financing to meet our commitments that we had established with the hospitals, that would have been fine. >> will talk more about that tonight on the to the gm news at 9:00. >> of here's a look at the forecast. >> let's get your wednesday. starting off clear. most of sunday by the afternoon. temperatures will warm up. 35 degrees today. the second day in a row above freezing. down to 32 by 5:00 p.m.. we expect to stay dry. warmer temperatures for the weekend. >> still watching a crash with injuries at 138. at

this point, it looks like they have this portion blocked off. on top of that, we still have a malfunctioning traffic light causing a delay at hall said and division. numbers look good. nothing to worry about. we did have some construction in bound bishop ford not in place right now edens is wide open and clear. >> still more to come, new information about the gunman in last week's and nordstrom shooting did just days before shooting his ex- girlfriend. >> they could not get rain four months. now major flooding in california as well as mudslides. >> and the accusations continued to stack up againstthe developing story in e

southwest suburbs where two gunmen were shot and killed. >> police arrest a man after he shot and killed a man and then led cops on a chase. >> and the cubs made changes to the big signs planned for the renovated out field at a wrigley field. >>good morning, i'm dan and i'm lourdes duarte. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. hi, demetrius. >> temperatures will warm up a bit today. to the mid 30's

by the afternoon. we have to take that as a win. no snow and ice. that is what we won't see. no ice and hopefully no blows heroes. i guess i'm looking at the camera wrong. here are the current temperatures. one degree cooler at wgn. elsewhere we have readings at 23. looking at dry conditions today with satellite composite. here is the day planner, 32 degrees by noon. 32 by 5:00 p.m.. the official high is 35. down to 21 tonight. morris high 34. the bears are looking for a much needed to win as we get into tomorrow. and then friday with climb up to 30 degrees for a morning low afternoon high reaches 40. we stay around 40 for the upcoming weekend. >> with an update on the accident at 138. it looks like injuries were mild

there were transported to the hospital in the process of cleaning this up and opening up that stretch. we do have the ongoing construction at the dan ryan from 95 into the merge. to read lands are blocked until 6:00. another hour before we have relief there. more numbers coming straight ahead. >>new overnight: two men were killed and another was injured in a shooting outside a home in joliet. nancy loo is live at the scene with the latest. >> the county coroner's office has identified the men killed. a 30 year-old and a 17 year-old who lived here along the 400 block of a strong avenue where he was pronounced dead. authorities tell the daily herald it was an ambush style attack. just before 5:30 a.m. as the men stood outside the home. the

man shot and killed in the driveway to the other found dead in a different driveway around the corner on miles avenue. a third victim was shot in the backside. he was able to run into a nearby residence. he is reportedly 18 years old, airlifted to loyola medical center. his condition is not known. police tell us they are interviewing witnesses and there is no information yet about a suspect or suspects or whether the victims were targeted and why. but if is a double homicide case. police have been blocking off a large section here of joliet. autopsies on those victims are scheduled for later today. back to you. >>taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. a house in morgan park exploded in flames, as gas company crews were searching the neighborhood for the source of a gas leak.

the family that lived at this house in the 21- hundred block of 107-th place, wasn't home at the time. it appears, the gas built up, after a construction crew ruptured a gas line. police now say the man who murdered his ex-girlfriend at nordstrom's last friday, also attacked a man he believed was the woman's new boyfriend. a gas leak. the family that lives of the house was not home at the time. it appears to gas built up after construction crew ruptured gas line. police say the man who murdered his ex-girlfriend and nordstrom's also attacked a man he believed was the woman's new boyfriend. six days before he killed the girl he reportedly saw her at a party with a college friend and punched the man in the eye. the judge denied the order of protection for her earlier this year. >>the chicago cubs are backing off a bit, on their aggressive plans to erect

seven outfield signs at wrigley field. to satisfy the national park service, and qualify for federal tax credits, the cubs' owners have agreed to eliminate one left-field sign from their expansion plan. the cubs will submit their revised plan to the "commission on chicago landmarks" tomorrow. an illinois appelate court is hearing a case about frozen embryos. karla dunston was diagnosed with cancer in 2009. she and her boyfriend, jacob szafranski, made embryos that were frozen. but, they agreed not to use them unless both sides agreed. the couple is no longer together. dunston believes they are her last chance at becoming a biological mother. but, szafranski doesn't want to be forced to be a father. the losing side could appeal to the illinois supreme court. federal prosecutors are trying to turn up the heat on dr. eric whitaker. he's a former state public health director and friend of president obama. the u-s attorney's office filed a motion to declare whitaker a hostile witness. he's part of the ongoing trial of leon and karin

dingle... a chicago couple facing charges in a multi- million dollar state grant scam. the government alleges as much as $3-point-7 million dollars of health care grant money... helped the dingles pay for luxury cars and vacation getaways. powerful storms and heavy rains triggered massive flooding and mudslides in southern california. you can see it here in this video from camarillo... north of los angeles. the drenching rains began falling early yesterday morning... prompting mandatory evacuations. about a dozen vehicles were stranded in mud up to 3 feet high. a stretch of the pacific coast highway in ventura county was closed for a third straight day. storms downed power lines and sent mud and debris sprawling across the road. the t-s-a says it realizes what went wrong to make lines so long at midway airport on sunday. travelers had to wait in security lines that stretched through the parking garage and to the airport 'l' stop. the t-s-a says problems

started because security lines opened half an hour *after the airline ticket counters did. security checkpoints were also understaffed for the first two hours. the t-s-a disputed claims that the line was one and a half miles long, with over an hour wait time. they say it was closer to *half a mile long, and the longest wait time was 50- minutes. a christmas tree is now a world record holder even though it doesn't have any lights or decorations. honduras just set the record for largest *human christmas tree. it's made up of almost three-thousand people. each person was dressed in red, green, yellow, or brown. the tree was formed outside the presidential house in the nation's capital. a guinness representative was there to give the official certificate to the president. forget lunges. i guess we know our next record. >> there is a record for everything. let's look and

see if there can be a record for people who don't call off for work. all of chicago can stay home. >> the day after thanksgiving we came pretty close. >> after 5:00 we concelebrant. wind of the west at 12 mi.. we are expecting mostly clear and sunny conditions early today. this afternoon expect more sunshine. temperatures get back above the mid 30's. typically our high should be around 40 degrees. we have been cooler than normal for a nice stretch. but this comes to an end early today. into the weekend even more warmer temperatures. we of dry conditions. cloud cover along 70. not much. the cloud cover will return as the get into thursday. that is a day away. at 35 degrees today. up to 21 for the low tonight. suburbs down into the teen spirit: down more outside the city. friday we

have a 30 percent chance of showers. so friday would be a good call off a. we reach 40 degrees. and just try to get things started. who's coming with me? >> still ahead, a look at a school project that helped turn the president into a 3 d figure. >> and the flu is spreading. when chicago ranks in flu cases and what you can do to prevent it. >> and marcus introduces us to a woman who has turned her life--her love of at a sketch into a business. wheatley see what she can make.

the flu season is here. several midwest states, including kansas and missouri are reporting a rise in the number of flu cases. walgreens has put together a new flu index. it's ranked illinois as the state with the seventh highest number of flu cases. chicago is ranked 16 in flu cases... out of the top 100 markets. so to stave off the bug... health officials advise you get your flu shot before the holidays. flu season typically peaks in january. the chicago department of public health is spearheading vaccinate illinois week next week... from december 7th through

the 13th. happy people may be fun to be around when things are going well. but new research shows that they may be less empathetic... when the chips are down. a team from yale university found that people who are upbeat generally consider themselves empathetic... but in fact, people who are melancholic are better at gauging when others are feeling down. gannett was already laughing. >> i like to be role of every hang out drinking. >>but researchers said there's hope for those who lack empathy. it's a trained emotion... and people *can learn ... how to be more empathetic. >> let's go get a soft pretzel. the presidential portrait is going high-tech. the white house teamed up with the smithsonian to make an exact 3-d replica of president obama. this is much more sophisticated than what you

will see at madame tussauds wax museum. the president sat in front of a wall of lights that replicated different lighting conditions. then, he was photographed by multiple cameras while 3-d scanners got his exact measurements. the bust of the president was made using a 3-d printer. >> the inspiration comes from the lincoln national portrait gallery. it was taken from his like like this. placer put on his face, he could still breed. and that help us think what would happen if we could do that with a sitting president. >>president obama saw the bust when it was done, and likes it. >> he sure looks like it. he looks thrilled. but it didn't get so close to it. did you notice? let's talk about this. do you guys have one of these land around? i have never quite perfected it like our next person. her work just really stands for

itself. take a look. >> it's that bright red toyota probably is sitting around your house somewhere. gina was young when she first pick one up. she never put it down. >> i was about four years old. i picked up at my grandmother's house because my grandmother didn't like us watching tv. >> she spent 20 years perfecting it. figure out how to turn those two white knobs to create something like this. >> st. basil's cathedral. >> projects can take days to complete she does it in a few seconds whipping up a christmas tree. >> the hardest thing about art on this is the concept of using both of the knobs

that wants to create curves and angles. once you master that, it's no easy feat to master, but once it is mastered, it's definitely more simple from there. the police that at a few ornaments. have you get up there? >> i can retrace exactly over lines i have drawn before. >> she calls herself princess. she sells these amazing creations on her website. >> i've got a rudolph for the holidays. >> and van gogh. >> i have a starry night. that to my bucket list to see the painting some day. i always wanted to draw that. and we have this one it's a model lisa, it's actually an ornament. something i'm doing for the holidays. it can hang on any tree or a nail on the wall. >> part of the fund is shaking it up and wiping your slate clean. but some

of these designs are too good to lose. she has figured out a way to make them permanent. >> it's a messy process but i remove the powder from the inside so you don't have to worry about the powder messing up. >> she is also available for parties. so far that has been a huge hit. she could whip up a portrait in just a few minutes. >> that is crazy. >> at the heart of it, i see it as a medium for art. it's so important. i love to draw upon the things. just want people to see that. >> that's me. she did that in like five minutes. it's insane to watch her do this. some of them she does in three or four hours. like the mona lisa it took for like four hours. if you want to check out her online store, she's available for private parties. just go on line. pretty cool. >> can you buy those? >> for as low as $20. i

think moscow is like 500. if you get those ornaments you can hang them on the tree it's pretty neat. a really cool idea. >> and the moscow one took a few days. >> she is still putting the finishing touches on that. and one more thing, yesterday with a to the story of the 19 year-old who is battling spinal muscular atrophy trying to bottom by her special plan to taker from college. 500 people log on to her page, center donations over $41,000. $36,000 came in just yesterday. there were just at 5000 and now they are almost at their goal to get that van. you can still help out. here's her page. you can make a donation. she's almost there. that's incredible. people who just want to give. just as little as $5 or people giving as

much as 1000. >> some of the donated 5000 anonymously. >> it's really awesome. >> they go mr. bright side. >> glad it worked out. we want to take you to some video. this was shot yesterday. you don't see this every day. i don't know if you will see this again, and al swimming in lake michigan. i didn't even know how else could swim. but he knows how to do the breast stroke. he's a bird watcher who recorded this. plo was trying to dive like the falcons and jumped into the water. a great horned owl. the bird watchers were trying to scare away the falcons. we need to get this guy. >> he just set a world record. >> the longest owl's them ever? >> eventually got out of the

water? >> i think that story does and well. but i'm not sure. i don't know what the whole clip isn't there. and let's not speculate. hear of the current temperatures. satellite composite shows we are dry. no rain or snow coming. all sunshine peers slightly warmer high temperature in the low '30's by noon. today's high will be 35 degrees. tonight down to 21 characters day we are up to 34. now you took last place in the chicago triathlon. did you look like that all? >> when i was watching this i thought that looked just like me. everyone was passing me. i was for waves behind the wave i began in. i think it took me over one hour. outbound dan ryan from 55-47. we have construction over the local lanes. should be picked up by five a m. with should have some relief there. another stretch

outbound from 91 to the merge, blocking two right lanes with roadwork that will linger a bit longer until 6:00. really easy start this morning. not seeing a lot of delays or accident on the board. looking good this morning. >> coming up, lady got mixed a shocking revelation. >> >> police in ferguson's misery may file criminal charges against michael brown's stepfather. another wome

forward accusing bill cosby of rape. judy huth filed lawsuit papers in court on tuesday saying the comedian sexually assaulted her when she was 15-years-old.. according to the documents, the alleged assault happened at playboy mansion... where huth met cosby, who invited her over and made her drink multiple alcoholic beverages before forcing her to commit sexual acts on him. cosbys lawyer continues to deny the allegations. lady gaga revealed that she was raped as a teenager during an interview with howard stern.. the popstar said she was only 19, when she was sexually assaulted by a man 20-years older. she never went public, not

wanting the incident to define her... instead coping with alcohol and years of therapy. a-m-c is apologizing to fans for spoiling it's season finale... before it even aired on the west coast. on sunday, the network prematurely revealed a major character death-- posting this picture of main character daryl carrying beth's body, on the "walking deads" facebook page.. in the apology, amc wrote, "in the future, possible spoilers... are killed before they can infect. the spoiler didn't hurt the ratings-- it was still the series' highest rated midseason finale. the queen of pop now owns the title of the "worlds richest recording artist." according to wealth-x, the material girl has a net worth of 800-million dollars. in second place is paul mccartney with a worth of 660-million... only 7 million coming from his time with the beatles. rapper and headphone mogul

doctor dre comes in at number 3 with 650 million.. not too far behind is sean "diddy" combs with 640 million. celine dion rounds out the top 5 with 630 million. that's a lot of money. i heard footsteps were running in? >> we were talking about football. kerry ago. because the bears are plane tomorrow. it was early investigation. 35 degrees today. tomorrow we're back up to 34. if you're headed to the bears game, a cloud cover but that's it. friday we make 40 degrees. saturday and sunday high temperatures in the low 40's. back to fantasy football you take it. >> some work on the dan ryan we're watching out for that. it's the only thing happening. having house is quiet. we have a stretch of construction outbound from the stevenson-47. one locally and is down and both express lanes are down until 5:00 a.m.. this should be cleaned up and a minute. further to the south on the

outbound side we have two right lanes that will be blocked until 6:00. that's traffic. >> coming up, york city is preparing for possible protests as a grand jury considers charges in a choke hold debt on an african american man. >> and the governor-elect has harsh words about illinois budget. hear what he has to say about the state's finances.

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