protests in new york and around the country after the grand jury decision not to charge a police officer after he killed an unarmed man by placing him in a chokehold. more than 20 dozen homes remain with out heat this morning as crews work to repair a broke gas line. and fast food workers hit the picket lines again today....to try and raise the minimum wage. 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. good morning, demetrius. it doesn't feel that that out. >> not too bad. >> you are right, normal

temperatures. just an ordinary high temperature in the upper 30's kind of day. i'm done for the day. and just going to go home. i will take a look at the almanac for the rest of the forecast. the puma returns. " cover and it will be chilly. mainly cloudy conditions early. high temperatures in the 30's with sampler's possible. nothing too serious. 20 degrees in chicago. 21 in waukegan. 22 and garlic. sublet composite shows basically cloud cover across the area we are hard pressed to give much sunshine. we stayed dry through the morning. tonight is a different story. chance of showers. light showers possible. potentially some icy travel early in the morning as temperatures dropped into the 20s. potential for freezing rain moving into scattered showers. each day is much

like the one before. mid- 30s-low '40's. fairly nice. >> you want to start with an update our official accident from overnight. still doing an investigation. we have a map of this one at avenue 0 which is still closed at 120. this happened in the south area and investigators remained on the scene. there will be the tourist until they are finished. we are watching and infrastructure improvement downtown major project that has all sorts of delays alarmed lasalle and washington. you can get through although it is a tricky with some of the closures and the planned reductions. we're getting closer to seeing this finely finished. more traffic in just a bit. >>more protests are expected today, in reaction to another grand jury's decision to not indict a police officer in the death of an unarmed man.

this case involves a new york city officer -- and it was all caught on video. mary moloney has more. >> protesters stand in salad solidarity, hands up. this peaceful stance is in direct contrast to a violent death. in july, police confronted the man who they say illegally sold cigarettes. video captures what would be his final moments. >> i can brief. >> the plain clothes officer put him in a choke hold while others hold him down. hand on his head and chest. he passes out. later pronounced dead. medical examiner ruled it a homicide. but a grand jury determined hit the officer who put him in the told should not face charges. >> why? >> the officer suggested to this. in part of my intention to harm anyone and i feel bad about the death of mr. garner. not good enough for his widow.

>> hell no! the time for remorse was when my husband was yelling he could not read. that was the time to show remorse. >> his wife is not the only one upset. protesters took to the streets. last week, a different grand jury made a similar decision, a white police officer will not face charges for killing a black teenager, michael brown. riots and looting followed. but in new york, a new message. and a different way to get that message across. peacefully. >>the protests over the grand jury's decision were all over the country. that included this one in chicago. >>a small group held up signs and protested at

state street and jackson boulevard. they say there have been too many instances where a police officer kills a black person and is not charged with a crime. new overnight... a paul stuart men's clothing store in the loop has been burglarized for the second time in less than two months. alarms sounded at the store at 208 south lasalle just after two o'clock this morning. a revolving door was smashed... a hammer still laying on the floor inside. police say thieves were seen running to a getaway car. in a similar robbery on october 15th, more than 10- thousand dollars worth of merchandise was taken. also new overnight: a 16-year-old boy was shot and killed in the austin neighborhood. it happened on the 600 block of north mayfield. the teen was standing on the sidewalk, when the offender exited a van and shot him in the head. police responded to 9-1-1 calls and saw a dark s-u-v fleeing the area of the shooting. a police chase began, ending when the vehicle crashed into a pole. three suspects were taken into custody.

the smell of natural gas will once again fill a neighborhood on the south side this morning. that's because people's gas crews will be working to repair a broken gas line and other damage from a house explosion. the line was apparently ruptured by construction people in the 21-hundred block of 107-th place. gas was shut off to about 90 neighboring homes as a precaution. overnight. >> it's cold and it's the most difficult part of the day. i had to make two calls to find out what was going on and what they're going to do. it is cold in our house. >>about 30 homes still need to be reconnected. people's gas crews worked through the night. around 9-am, people in the beverly and morgan park areas can expect to smell more natural gas until everything is sealed, and it's safe to turn the gas back on. just two days after the chicago city council approved a higher minimum wage, another wage *protest is getting underway this morning. it's a walkout, on behalf of fast food workers. patrick elwood is live at the rock-and-roll mc- donald's.

>> good morning. they to say that it's a step in the right direction. a call for action at this flagship chicago mcdonald's. other fast food restaurant across the town and at 159 other cities taking place today some of the organizers are here getting underway in about 15 minutes. this is a group calling themselves fight for 15. the second year for this, a union driven event, for fast-food workers who walked off the job to protest low hourly wages. also coming amid developments over the last few days by the mayor to raise the city's minimum wage up to $15 over a period of several years. the state assembly could back similar measures soon but that's not to said they're not opponents. there are. but plenty of them. including this man who owns

a small business he. to voice concern saying the wage increase could put him out of business. >> a dramatic increase, the first ratchet is 21% that potentially it is a significant impact on the cross to culture. we will have to increase prices on who we buy from and then my overhead increases. this is a potential significant obstacle. >> that said, desperate workers got an early start walking off the job. this is from a wendy's in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. many employees walked off the job. there is an organized social media campaign as part of the effort. infusing but #strike fast food >> purchasers are arriving by bus. they are set to pick

off-kickoff things at 4:30 a.m.. we will be here. reporting from downtown. back to. >> it is picking up steam. the the illinois house took the first step toward regulating the ride-sharing industry. companies like uber and lyft are posing stiff competition to the already- regulated taxicab industry. a new bill, worked out in cooperation with the ride- sharing companies, would require background checks for ride-sharing drivers, and impose minimum insurance requirements on those companies. now that the house has approved it, the bill is on its way to the state senate. and lawmakers approved a bill making same-day voter registration a permanent fixture in illinois. a pilot program that gave voters that advantage resulted in long lines on election day. some voting centers were so crowded that voters were casting ballots until 3 a-m, after many races had already been called. legislative leaders say adjustments are needed before the law takes effect in 20-16. it's beginning to look a lot like christmas at the white house.

volunteers have decorated the mansion with 26 trees, including the official white house tree which stands 18- feet tall. there's even robotic versions of the first family's dogs sunny and bo. the decorations also pay tribute to members of the military. and if anyone gets hungry, there's a 300-pound gingerbread house, although any turkey who eats that may end up needing a presidential pardon. >> so much per hour poinsettias. the make us look bad. >> who can top this? this looks really good. >> i like it. >> somebody went out and blew the budget on that. pretty good. let's take a look at our day. 28 degrees in chicago dalton rates at 28. calumet city at 28. soldier field read at 20. what we are expecting is temperatures to be up and down. early this morning we are dry. looking at the

radar, we have late flurry of activity. not much. there is is a civic and a line of snow in central and eastern iowa. this will miss us today. 36 degrees for the high. tonight. down to 30. expect potential for a seat travel. freezing rain is possible early friday. good chance for showers high- temperature 40. saturday and sunday are like the day before in the upper 30s. >> coming up, one more than a dozen states have filed a lawsuit against president obama. plus -- a supreme court decision that could affect the rights of millions of pregnant women. and -- we'll introduce you to a man who drank 10 cokes a day for a month....and find out the impact it had on his health.

the prospects look grim, for the black texas and 16 other states are suing to block obama supporters on the immigration lawsuit filed by the attack attorney-general and governor elect. president from protecting as many as five million undocumented immigrants from deportation. the suit claims the president has over-stepped his legal authority. the white house is confident that's not the case. the president has said he'd rather congress pass a comprehensive reform plan. hundreds rallied outside

the supreme court yesterday-- as justices heard arguments in a case that could affect millions of pregnant women nationwide. worker who says ups discriminated against her because she was pregnant. peggy young was a ups driver in 2006 when she got pregnant. she asked for light duty so she wouldn't have to lift heavy packages. but the company said no and put her on unpaid leave. and >> i want crinoline and not have to choose between the life of their unborn child and working. we are still providers. ups denies any wrongdoing, but now offers light duty to pregnant employees. the justices are expected to rule by next june. a "shopping mall santa" delivered a gift to a neighbor.. by saving his life. john norris portrays santa at a mall near sterling, illinois. he says he woke up to a fire alarm at his apartment building tuesday morning. that's when he got his neighbor who was trapped behind smoke and clutter. >> of the distance was only

15 ft.. i could not see him but there was just an outline. it was so thick. >>norris found 89 year old bill bell and got him out of there. bell could have died of smoke inhalation if his neighbor didn't rescue him. the fire was started by a burning candle. >> that a good story. he is on the good list. and never too late. 25 degrees right now. wind at 6 mi.. two. and 10. our barometer is relatively high. high pressure will dense throughout the region. 21 waukegan. 22 in union. radar shows a light snow showers across portions of western illinois. we will see cloud cover today. very little sunshine. the precipitation up with us until tonight. should be after the bears game. we expect freezing

million late-night into early tomorrow. we will keep that in mind as we head out for friday. later in the day we can expect freezing rain to change over to just clean with showers possible. higher chances in the south as we move into the weekend. today, 36. typical high 39. we are cooler than normal. and tonight's low temperature drops down to 30. freezing drizzle is possible later tonight. tamara's high 40 degrees. good chance for sunshine on saturday. precede with high temperatures up to 38. >> still watching a fatal accident from overnight. the investigation continues a long avenue q i mean avenue 0 where it is closed at 1204 that ongoing investigation. once that intersection opens we will let you know. looks like a could be several hours. lincoln ave

construction projects from halsted to diversity and the second stretch from wells to webster, looks light when we flew over that there was a lot of work to do. it is due to wrap up on friday. but currently in the still see extensively in restrictions in these stretches. that's an update on the traffic front. more numbers coming out. >> coming up, but this year's flu vaccine may not be as effective as you think. >> and after two overtimes on tuesday the bulls hope to have enough left in the tank to win in charlotte. >> winter blunder festival back at navy pier. ice rink, ferris wheel and indoor attractions. what does it take to put it together? that story coming up.

korean crawford says he stumbled coming out of the concert and the result is a foot injury that will keep him down 2-3 weeks. does not want to want to hear when the blues are in town. darling of backing up bringing the bill would on andrew shaw last night. the

hawks and certain in the best way possible. later in the first, it's stolen and it's buried its 1-0. then the show begins on the past, the tie is broken. coming back down the ice, it's kane, a laser pass its three-one. same a few weeks later. that's the final score. you have to give it up for the bulls. a quick trip to charlotte to take on the hornets. there are not that good but about 50 minutes was played the other night. will he have left? in the first minute, now what steps on another foot and down he goes. but he came right back. third quarter, their clothes off the

balance, bulls strip it out. 56-43. here's another ankle injury. breaking to right there. and the hornets are back within one. but the bulls are able to hang on. then even from the deep corner, that's an eight. boldest lead and then with just over two minutes to play, last night it's the same corner. 19-15. six in double figures as the bulls win 102-95. tonight, the bears and the cowboys at soldier field. that morning sports. >>stocks closed at new record highs on wednesday. the dow jumped 33 points, ending about 17,900 for the first time. nasdaq increased 18. s-and-p up 7. this year's flu vaccine is less effective at preventing illness because of a mutation in the virus.

the centers for disease control says a little more than half of the flu virus samples tested this fall are different from the strains included in this year's shots. but the c-d-c still recommends getting vaccinated, because it can reduce the severity of cases from other strains. a panel of doctors decides which strains to put in the serum based on the previous year's most common versions. physicians are speaking out about how often women should visit the gynecologist. i got stuck with this one. while many women believe they need to go once a year to get a pap smear, new technology has made ityears between pap smears. this *doesn't* mean you shouldn't make that annual visit. the wellness check up is about checking for other health issues as well. the countdown to nasa's next giant leap into space has begun... a live look here at the launch pad in cape canaveral where in less then two

hours time, the first deep space capsule since the days of the apollo missions will be launched high above earth's atmosphere. the unmanned craft dubbed - orion - will embark on a four and a half hour sorry i keep saying that wrong. a set like oreo n. i say it wrong. every time. orion will embark on a four and a half hour mission, testing the largest heat shield of its kind. if it can handle speeds upwards of 20 thousand miles per hour during re-entry, nasa will be one step closer to sending astronauts to places they've only dreamed of....like asteroids and even mars. you nailed the rest of that read. >> i just can't say that name. >> its 425 a m. its current happen. >> i'm surprised your mind went toward food instead. >> he didn't eat breakfast. that's what he's thinking about. we are going to do an interview later want to tell anybody about that. just kidding. later we are

talking about this. a big test drive coming up later. coming up, but launch is at 6 05 a m carried back, today we're hoping to get a real wind. the bears can only play a few. between 10-15 hour miles per hour. we're not expecting rain so i say go with the under. >> the stickle look at the kennedy. outbound its closed until 5:00 a.m. with ongoing construction. dozens seem to be causing any bigger delays. the fatal accident overnight, this has avenue 0 closed at 120. it's likely it will be closed for several hours for that investigation. if travel to this area you will be the torrid there. numbers look

good. a quick peek at those coming up. >> more to come, why is a local charity is struggling to stay afloat after a dispute with a major contributor. >> bad news for green line riders. details on when a new stop will be finished. >> and special delivery for a boy in colorado who gets toahead at 4:30 - more

protests overnight after a grand jury decided not to indict a police officer who killed an unarmed man. and chicago teachers union president karen lewis is back to work less than two months after being diagnosed with a brain tumor. and fast food workers in chciago and around the country on strike today to raise the minimum wage. good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. >> but morning. it's thursday. friday evening. one more day. >> you got me really happy. >> you are easy to please.

the weather may bring you down. a lot of people are just hoping for maybe a 50 if we are lucky enough. today's high temperature and only in the '30's. right now is 27. it's 28. radar shows white snow in the flurry across western illinois. also central illinois. none will hit us early. just watching for the clouds. they will be here through the day. the little if any sunshine as we progress. here's the day. 34 by 9:00. for the bears game halftime temperatures in the '30's. then late tonight we have the tanagers bringing some freezing rain. the on the lookout it could get slick early friday morning. fraud is a temperature up to 40. monday we stay there. each

day kind of like the one before. normal temperatures for the next seven days. >> still watching our eye on an accident that happened earlier it was a fatal accident. it remains closed there. we have some video from the scene taken just after 3:00 a.m.. you can see it really serious accident ended with a fatality. what we have is this stretch blocked off from just after 3:00 that looks at this hour. it could be this way for a few hours. coming back to our maps, dan ryan continuing this morning on the outcome side because right into the merge. that will have four lanes down until 6:00. volume is just light enough to not cause any backups. but that could change as we get closer to 5:00. >>

another one-day fast food strike begins this morning, two days after the chicago city council voted to raise the city's minimum wage. fast food workers say it's not enough. patrick elwood is live at the rock and roll mc- donald's. patrick? >> good morning. news happening as we speak, this is what's happening today, a call for action at this mcdonald's at ontario and clark. other fast food restaurants and apparently 159 other cities across the nation, the call themselves the fight for 15. they are out in numbers. second year for this event. a union driven event, protesting lower hourly wages. this comes amid developments here from the last few days by the mayor to raise the city's minimum-wage up to

$15 over a several year period. the state of general assembly could back a similar measure soon but that's not to say they're not opponents to the race. there are plenty including hank mayor who owns a small business he. on wgn to voice concerns on the issue saying the wage increase could potentially put him out of business. >> it's a dramatic increase. the first one is 21%. that's a significant impact on the cost structure. the vendors will have to increase and my overhead will increase. this is a significant obstacle to the way we do business today. >> fast-food workers got an early start walking off the job. these are pictures from a wendy's. this is from pennsylvania where employees

walked off the job last night. a very organized social media campaign. part of this effort has than using #strikefastfood. they will stay here until 630 and then they moved to another mcdonald's in the south loop. we will be there to cover it for you. the average salary is about $9 per hour. back to you. live at ontario and clark. >>another grand jury's decision to not indict a police officer for killing an unarmed black man has sparked protests across the country. in july, several new york eric garner for selling illegal cigarettes. this video shows officer daniel pantaleo wrapping his arm around garner's neck, while the other officersgarner's last words were, "i can't breathe."

he was later pronounced dead, and the coroner called it a homicide. but a grand jury decided the officer shouldn't face charges. pantaleo offered his condolences, but garner's widow rejected that. >> the time for remorse was when my husband yelled to brief. that was the time to show remorse or some type of care for another human being life. >> black lives matter. they said it because it has to be said. it is a phrase that should never have to be said. it should be self evident. >>after the grand jury decision, attorney general eric holder announced the justice department will conduct its own civil rights investigation. the eric garner case is drawing comparisons to the grand jury ruling in the michael brown shooting. protesters in saint louis marched and chanted for justice last night. there were no reports of any violence. similar protests were also held in chicago and other

major cities. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. al qaeda fighters are threatening to kill an american hostage. al qaeda in the arabian peninsula released a video showing luke somers, who was taken hostage in september. american commandos tried to rescue him last week, but he was moved. on the video, an al qaeda fighter threatens to kill somers if washington does not meet their demands. the united states and iran find themselves with a common enemy in iraq. fighter jets for both countries are attacking "isis" targets in anbar officials blame below zero tablatures for the delay in the work. this is that sir mac and wabash. the 146 station. >> a time to give to some of

your favorite charitable groups. this year one group, the help families cope with the loss of a newborn child is struggling to figure out how they will stay afloat after they were dropped from their event. take a look. >> wacky and lively for a good cause. the reason thousands turned out. >> we founded the project in 2007. >> a tough time when they lost their newborn baby. she died. so she and her husband wanted a way to help families who were going through the same thing. >> nobody wants to talk about the death of a child. it's uncomfortable which is unfortunate because that isolates the parents and family. >> decreed a program to help with counseling and screening keepsakes. so had needed that children's hospital was behind it all the way. the first year, a 5 k, the marquee event was slow to get off the ground.

>> this is a ground up story. we started this from nothing. >> it improved from their from 100 runners-200 they have some sponsors but not until guaranteed rate showed up that things really got moving. >> they picked it up when we went to the kickoff meeting and they basically said let's do something fun. >> and no-brainer. why not. they wanted to become the sole sponsor and donate $2,500 to start. also wanted to name the race the 5 k. this co-. they agreed and it became a marketing hit. but all that fun came to an end to this past year when it guaranteed rate pulled out. >> they decided the disco- was going to fund a

foundation that they founded. i said you left us in an extremely vulnerable position. i said you asked for exclusivity to be our sole sponsorship we turned away other sponsors. >> so now they have to start from scratch. the race they kicked off is no longer their own. >> i won't let this foundation fold. >> an attorney who works with not-for-profit organizations across the city, in illinois in more than 30,000. he had one major piece of advice. >> of the organization should have its own but if they don't they should ask for a corporate sponsor to make sure everything is in writing. >> at this case they're not doing anything wrong there was never a signed agreement that specify the length of the partnership. guaranteed a great is funding their own not-for-profit but it leaves the project in a

tough spot. losing their event with no funds or sponsors to start over. >> it's not about what happened, it's about how it happened. and if we had some warning for some notice or even some financing to meet our commitment that we had established, that would have been fine. >> we did reach out to guaranteed rate they didn't talk on camera but they did send out a statement saying they created the concept, funded and served as a host of this disco-race since the beginning. all the people of the project received proceeds from 2011-2013, last winter we changed the beneficiary to our own charitable arm, the guaranteed rate foundation. not clear right now is that the ipod project will continue. in the sponsor could really help get them back up and running. >> the busy holiday shopping

season is underway. ups is taking all the help they can get. their newest employee is a four year-old. carson mixes round in a miniature replica of the same truck that is his hero. ups helped him land his dream job as part of its your wish is delivered campaign. >> it's like a mini me. in need in many weather guy. >> i could use one. >> in need a little helper. in his work on that. >> i could beat the many and me. i am the man next to paul and all those guys. current temperature 21. 24 in joliet. when shall not so bad. 13 in dekalb. 16

in varlet. 24 and aurora. so far this month only a few days in, here we go this might many of me. this one right here is plain but he has more excitement. >> you have it well choreographed. good practice. can you do a little dance. >> that's nice. >> erupted dance. we have to get you on the friday dance. >> and not before 6:00 a.m.. no dancing before then. mostly cloudy. flurries are possible. 36 degrees is the high down to 30 tonight. potential for freezing drizzle is possible. that's not a true scientific term why colette frizzle. saturday we make back up to 38. >> still had, 11 man is standing tend coaxed the day and the impact it's having.

>> i can't imagine that is good. also, marcus takes us behind the scenes at the winter wonderland at navy pier.

here are a few stories that are trending online this morning ... taylor swift rocked the victoria's secret fashion show in london. she was put down by model jessica hart at last year's show. hart said she didn't *fit in*. but this year, it looks like a cat fight with a musician and a lingerie model. ever wondered what would happen to your body if you drank ten 12-ounce cans of coke a day? >> let me read that for you. >>george prior found out the hard way... prior drank 300 cokes in thirty days...all in the name of science. his findings - you gain weight. 23 pounds in prior's case. he summed up his self- inflicted soda binge in a video, noting "my clothes

fit tightly" and "i can't bend over easily" >> did he eat anything? >> basically he just gained a lot of weight. >> that's a lot of caffeine. did he have to wean himself off of that? that's a lot of sugar. >> i'm going to look up and find out more. i'm going to look it up. >> let's take a look at the weather. looking at cloud cover out of the south expected to see generally credit conditions. dry today. today is different. freezing drizzle. that goes through tonight and moral purity on the lookout for that it could make things slipped early for the morning. 34 degrees will be the temperature by 5:00 p.m.. 9:00 p.m. down to 33. we'd make 40 degrees on friday. saturday and sunday we are dry with a mix of sun and clouds high temperature into the upper 30's. erin

has her ipad on which is not good news. give it to me. >> that means i didn't even have time to take notes. it's coming in as we speak. a car fire, see car real stuff. westbound 80 near harlem in fact it just came didn't even have time to put on the map. this is a medical emergency in south bound tri-state at gulf, moved to the shoulder literally about two minutes after it blocked the lane. crews are out there tending to this person who needed help. traffic still getting through. still watch in the aftermath of the fatal accident overnight. this is in the south. avenue 0 is blocked off at 120. details on the coming up. >> have you ever been to the winter wonder festival at navy pier? 70,000 square feet of winter fun. let's check it out the put me to work. take a look.

>> this is a holiday winter spectacle. you walk in the front door it will be snowing inside navy pier. we have over 500 christmas trees. it's like las vegas for kids. we're going to paint and work on the ice rink, will inspect the inside of a christmas tree lots of things. >> how many will you join? several. sounds good. >> so you are the lighting designer. how are you? now what are we doing up on the left? >> we are going to end up focusing on the christmas tree. >> we are about 6 ft. above the festival. and this sways when its in stationary position. it has the noise

floor so i conceive rate down to the ground. it's great. >> can i get some new pants? kevin how are you? you are one of the engineers, and going to call you the i's master. >> styrofoam and plastic and coil and stand. >> and the quayle is what freezes all the water. what temperature is that down there? >> right now it's at about i believe 14 degrees. it's pretty simple. >> what would it cost for you to come out and build this in my backyard? >> above $70 per hour. >> a nice deal. i appreciate that. so we are standing right now inside the main christmas tree here at the winter wonder festival. tell

me about this. >> the tree is composed of many parts. i believe there is 100 panels and each panel is decorated with the lights and ornaments. usually two people are on the outside. to on the inside. the outside people put up the panels and the people inside are stringing up the lights. >> how cool is it to come in and look up at the lights? >> it's great. it's like i am inside the tree. >> my work is done. >> hard at work. they go. the festival kicks off at navy pier friday. goes all way through january 11th. you have like 100 days to get out there. >> still to come, a legendary group performs in chicago this summer. >> and a celebrity no show at the christmas concert at

rockefeller center. see who didn't come. u-2's "the innocens

experience tour" is coming to chicago! the band just announced they will play united center

next summer--on june 24 and 25. this will the bands first indoor arena tour in 10 years. each city will get two concerts with a different feeling each night. tickets go on sale monday at 10 a-m. the tour kicks off may 14 in vancouver. mariah carey almost didn't perform at the annual tree lighting ceremony in rockefeller centrer. the singer was a no-show for the singer was a no-show for the pre-

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