a flu outbreak forces a suburban school to close its doors. details, and what the school is doing, in a *live report. protests continue across the country overnight, as chicago looks to ban police from using the chokehold. and, caught on camera -- a thief stealing packages right out of a lincoln park apartment building. good morning. i'm dan ponce. lourdes is off today. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m.* demetrius ivory has a check of our weather. looking at wisconsin it's a much different picture. >> here is the deal. snow and crummy whether to the north. even to the east a

big storm out there. if people are traveling to east big problems. but we are sitting pretty. stamp moist air mass and then we are expecting to see temperatures stay that way as we progress. the damp chill and light drizzle with with sprinkles, mainly cloudy today becoming partly cloudy by tonight. we to set off a stretch where temperatures will climate warmer than normal. highs reaching the 30's and 40's. we try out eventually. you can see the counter clockwise swirl of low pressure system that will really put itself together. 37 degrees for the temperature. bartlett is at 34. 35 by 5:00 p.m.. by 9:00 p.m. we are down to 32. 37 this afternoon becoming mostly cloudy. 36 on

wednesday. i guess we should include she ra and he man in the forecast. >> compared a quick look outside and michigan avenue we have to camp road conditions. after yesterday, today should be easy. yesterday we had horrendously long troubled times. combination of all grain and i submit for slick roads. hoping for a different pattern today. no major delays. no backups on the road. will break down those traffic to in what to expect coming up. >> the flu bug has hit one school hard enough for it to cancel classes today and tomorrow. nancy loo is live in lagrange park with more.. nancy?? >> the cdc warned it would

be a severe flu season and the situation here is proof of that. school ended early yesterday and koses will not resume until thursday. that is because of one fourth of the 730 students here are suffering from the flu along with a significant number of staff and building workers. administrators decided to shut everything down to limit exposure and allowing recovery time even though final exams are scheduled for next week. just last week there were some debris in the state championship football team at a special pet rally but now members of that team along with 200 kids are out with the flu. will will undergo a from disinfecting during the shutdown. state health officials say there has been a spike in flu cases in recent days throughout illinois. and the outbreak may worsen since the cdc

says this year's flu vaccine is less effective against a particular strain but doctors say it's not too late to get a flu shot since the season can stretch into march and some protection is better than the protection. live in the public range park. back to you. >> a memorial service will be held this morning for the loyola university student who was shot to death during an attempted robbery. friends and family of 23- year-old mutahir rauf will gather at loyola's lakeshore campus for the memorial service at ten, this morning. rauf was shot while walking with his brother near albion and lakewood avenues, friday night. they were approached by two men and ordered to hand over their money. a gun went off in the scuffle. police are looking for the attackers. protests over eric garner's death in new york, continue to disrupt people's lives across the country. in berkeley, california, marchers once again spilled out onto interstate 80, blocking traffic, to protest a grand jury decision not to file

criminal charges against the police officer who put garner into a forbidden chokehold. police arrested some protesters and chased away others. the overnight protest has *not been marked by the looting and property damage of the previous night. in boulder, colorado, part of interstate 36 was blocked because of a protest over eric garner's death, and also the death of michael brown in missouri. dozens of marchers gathered on a street corner late yesterday afternoon near the university of colorado, and marched to the expressway. there are no reports of violence in boulder. in new york, a big crowd gathered outside brooklyn's barclays center, protesting eric garner's death. the demonstrators chanted "black lives matter," as prince william and kate middleton arrived at the nets' game. inside, players for the nets and the cleveland cavaliers wore t-shirts that said "i can't breathe" -- garner's last words. derrick rose let his thoughts be known, simply by wearing a t-shirt over the weekend. rose wore a shirt that read "i can't breathe" before saturday's game. those were the last words of eric garner.

rose says he usually doesn't speak out about social issues, but he wanted to show his support for what happened. rose says he has seen police brutality as a kid in englewood, but he never experienced it himself. >> when you live in an area like that the kids you a reason to be bad. my biggest concern is for the kids. making sure that my son grows up in a safe environment. >> rose says he's had the support of his teammates, and he has received no negative feedback from the bulls or the n-b-a. stars like lebron james and kevin garnett are following rose's lead by wearing similar shirts before games. chicago police officers are not taught the kind of chokehold the police used on eric garner in new york. and city alderman ed burke -- himself a former police officer -- wants to take it a step further by enacting a law *forbidding the police from using the chokehold. burke says things were different when *he patrolled the streets. >> we were taught how to choke people until they lose consciousness. we were

taught at the time to use our night stick to choke the person. >> the police department says it now teaches its officers that any submission hold must permit a suspect to breathe. alderman burke's proposal would bar *any peace officer within the city limits from using any chokehold while trying to subdue someone. the alderman hopes to get the full city council to enact the new law, as early as tomorrow. a second suspect has been arrested and charged in sexual assaults on two women on halloween. 26-year-old brian ventura of plainfield is charged with two counts of aggravated criminal sexual assault. surveillance cameras caught images of the suspects after the women were attacked on the near west side. police arrested greg bogacz two weeks after the attacks. the woman who claimed she was stabbed on a jogging path in palatine, has been charged with disorderly conduct.. after police determined she made it all up. veronica klicka reported that a man stabbed her, november 29th, in the deer grove forest preserve.

authorities believe the stab wound was self-inflicted. they say she was under court supervision and wasn't allowed to have weapons. a brazen thief is caught on camera stealing packages from the lobby of a condo in lincoln park. it happened near the depaul campus on saturday, at a bissell and webster. the thief opens the front gate, then walks right into the building. he starts stuffing the packages into his bag, even taking the time to cut one of them open. it all happened in front of a security camera that's in plain sight. >> he get mad because somebody walks in the like they live here. not even like it or creeping around the bushes i came home a few minutes after him i am really glad i didn't run into him i would have asked what he was doing and knowing now that he had a knife, that is pretty scary. >> the man made off with a copies of an oprah self-help book. amazon has agreed to replace them all at no cost to the women. police are looking for the man in this video. the chicago police

department has a new interactive website where people can now report crimes. "chicago police dot-org" allows users to report non- urgent matters, such as criminal damage to property, thefts and simple assaults. there is also a way to anonymously text information about a crime. the website features surveillance videos, crime statistics and community alerts. superintendent garry mccarthy hopes it will bring police and residents closer together. the deadline is looming to submit proposals for the obama presidential library and museum. two chicago universities are interested. u-i-c recently lobbied mayor emanuel to support building it on the west side. the university of chicago said yesterday that it's collaborating with several chicago-area universities, to strengthen its proposal for the library to be on the south side. mayor emanuel says either one would be good for chicago. submissions are due on thursday. the other finalists are columbia university in new york, and the university of hawaii in honolulu. the first part of the new maggie daley park opens this weekend. you can check out the

quarter-mile long ice skating ribbon, saturday at 11-30 a-m. admission and skate rentals will be free that day. starting sunday, rentals will be 12-dollars. the ice ribbon will remain open until march first, after which it will be transformed into a walking path.// maggie daley park is in the northeast corner of grant park. the project is costing 60- million dollars. officials say it's funded with a parking garage lease, donations, and park capital funds. >> we are warming up again. all eyes are going to reach the upper '30's. we currently find a mix of rain and snow. it is light but it will continue through the morning and take off and then we move towards claus and a son. a big storm gets itself together to the east but as the cuts up the east coast we can expect conditions to improve in a big way. 37 degrees in kerry. central to lutheran at 36. union at 31. the

seven day forecasts shows 37 degrees today tomorrow, 36. 37 thursday all sunshine. friday, 42. over the weekend we will be in the '50s with a chance of showers on monday night. >> coming up, and the death toll from the philippine typhoon continues to rise. and -- a c-e-o is among the victims in a maryland plane crash. plus -- one international city is taking drastic action -- banning all taxi services based on the internet. and -- we'll tell you why a christmas billboard in missouri.. is causing a bit of controversy. uber has just been forced

out of business in new delhi, india. and now, so have *all unregistered internet-based taxi firms. over the weekend, a driver for uber was accused of sexually assaulting a female passenger. the driver reportedly got his job with uber by forging a letter of reference from a police officer. no background check was performed on him... and there was no effort to verify that his car was registered. only six taxi firms still have permission to operate in new delhi. the number of deaths from a typhoon that hit the philippines has risen. the red cross says 27 people have died, most of them on the eastern island of samar where typhoon hagupit made landfall on saturday. the typhoon was downgraded

to a tropical storm yesterday. it has destroyed nearly one-thousand homes. emergency response teams are still trying to reach the more remote areas. six people were killed in the crash of a small plane in gaithersburg, maryland. now, we learn, one of them was a corporate c-e-o. michael rosenberg was the founder of "health decisions," in durham, north carolina. yesterday's flight originated in nearby chapel hill. the plane apparently lost power as it approached maryland's montgomery county airport... and crashed into three houses. michael rosenberg was a certified pilot... but it's not known whether he was at the controls. yesterday's massive fire in downtown los angeles, is being investigated as a criminal act. it destroyed part of a large apartment complex. two major freeways were shut down when signs and plastic roadway bumps began to melt. 250 firefighters were on the scene. despite the magnitude of the fire, no injuries were reported. damages are in the multi- millions. a billboard is using the christmas holiday to advertise for atheists. this billboard was put in

saint charles county, missouri. it shows a young girl wearing a santa hat. the sign reads, "dear santa, all i want for christmas is to skip church. i'm too old for fairy tales." a group called 'american atheists' says the ad is targeting so-called 'in the closet' atheists. but residents in the area says the sign is in the bible-belt and will offend many people. marcus is *live at brookfield zoo this morning. hi marcus! >> could morning. this is an annual tradition for us to come out here because they have their holiday in magic. i have julia here. this is not the north pole . >> this is the holiday inn village . >> what are we seeing? >> behind us we have big trees that danced to music and then some of santa's bag reindeer are back there peeking out. >> as we look around, we see everything decked out how many lights to have? >> over 1 million the

lights. this year we are all l e d so we're pushing the message of conservation. a month and we're looking at santa's little shack over there . >> you can visit santa and mrs. claus up until the weekend before christmas. among adult want to wake up santa i know he is slipping early. when can people check this out? >> hall the magic is every saturday and sunday and then held a week to 26 to 31st. the amount will tell you everything they have here including some polar bears. i probably will to get in with them we may shoot them from afar. believe much more coming up. stay tuned. ryan would have gotten in there. and with the bears . just take one for the team. just kidding. let's take a look. some light composite shows like sprinkles. that's about it. some in the mixing was no early on. this afternoon

we progress towards clouds and son. but after today we had a nice stretch of really good weather coming. people are wondering what the other shoe is when to drop and when winter will visit. it's not good happen in the next week. we go through all of next week with warmer than normal temperatures. computer model shows light showers. it is really keeping the rain and snow in the region for too long. a tryout by lunchtime then we expect crowds and the son of a nice ending to the day. 35 degrees, typically we are at 22. we are off to a nice and warm start. dealing with that moist air mass we do have potential for drizzle. 35 in waukegan, 34 in bartlett's 31 into cal. today, cloudy, struggles among the elite. 37 degrees. 35 now 37 this afternoon. not much of a change in the temperatures. we do try it out becoming cloudy and

moonlets down to 25. thursday with 837. the days will get better in the seven day forecast. >> he likes to tease us. we to have somewhat road conditions on the dan ryan close to 28. here's a quick peek we have some emergency road work on the stevenson southbound that has the far right lane closed doing emergency road repair. it could linger into the 530 hour. westbound along the chicago skyway exit, it's partially blocked to the northbound dan ryan when they are doing work. another 45 minutes before that cleared up and we get a break. the numbers look good. " break that down for you coming up. >> coming up ... president obama takes over stephen colbert's chair during an appearance on "the colbert report". we'll have highlights, after 4:30. and -- the bears are back at practice, as they

discuss moving forward on a lost season. sports is next. good morning. as expected

brendan marshall is on the injured in reserve list of the final three games. two

fractured ribs and a collapsed lung after being hit on thursday. the bear's back to work mathematically out of the playoffs. monday night at soldier field they will host the lions the following week before wrapping up their season in minnesota. they're only half mission now is a strong finish. >> personally i think right now this is the beginning of next year. we start right now this is the first week 2015. you have to show up every week work regardless of how you are doing. you have a job to do. >> we would be looking to get better if our record was turned around or we had won every game. that's what u.s. coaches, we try to find things that can help our team get better. that's what we are working on. next year will be next year. right now

as we work through the week we talk as coaches on what we need to work on to improve our team and we relentlessly attached to each and every day. >> in the meantime, black hawks are hard at work. getting ready for new jersey tonight. patrick sharp may be ready to take the ice after missing 14 games with a lower body injury. they've played 11-14 games without him but he will return. >> he's been playing great. no question about that. hopefully i'll play the way and know i can. >> with that energy he can shoot the puck and make plays. he can do a lot of different things that can help our alliance and a i am excited about that. >> a 6:00 start in new jersey. that's it for now. >> another look at the

forecast. it's a little moist out there? >> some damp conditions . light drizzle. put the wipers on the intermittent. we are expecting conditions to stay damp through the morning. but into the afternoon begin to dry out. today, temperatures don't move much. our high only in the upper 30's. already we are in the mid 30's. today's high will be 37. the seven day forecast comes in just a bit. >> things are looking good. here's i 55 martin luther king doing some emergency road repair has the far right lane closed. you can tell the speech are not making much of the difference. we're moving around with a much backup of volume is light. members look really good this morning. very different start than what we had yesterday. we will break it down for you coming up. >> still more to come including the latest of a

young girl missing on the west side. the fight against isis... details, on more troops to the troubled region. plus -- we'll show you how a quick-thinking gas station clerk stops a robber in his tracks. and -- the duke and dutchess take in a game on their u-s visit.. and meet- up with american royalty. protests continue across

the country overnight, as chicago looks to ban police from using the chokehold. good morning, i'm dan ponce. lourdes is off today. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. the u.s. is on alert after the cia report is released on torture. good morning. thanks for joining a spiritless car to the forecast. still waiting for this cold weather to arrive. but it hasn't come yet . >> everywhere i go people ask me when the winter is when to start. but it's not in the forecast. still dealing with moisture outside. is that applause i here? >> we have a live audience for you. a month and that all clap for the same duration and then they fade out and laugh. good one.

just take a look at our day. we are expecting some light drizzle mixing in which some showers. that's about it. you may need to put your wipers on it but you should be ok. 30 degrees today. elsewhere in union its 31. today we make 35 by 5:00 p.m.. 9:00 p.m. we are at 32. in the 74 cast, it doesn't look like december. we love the stuff. another around forever one pair of 36 degrees on wednesday friday we make 42. low 50s by sunday. top that erin. >> i will save you from the suits. southbound 53 we have an exit ramp eastbound foreign dale is blocked with roadwork should be cleaned up by five a m. no major speech comes right now everything moving along fine. members look a systemwide. yesterday was a rough day in terms of congestion. the tell times

were run this until about 9:00. hoping for a different pattern of the we are not dealing with sleet and icy roads. we do have emergency road work southbound on 55 right lane is closed at martin luther king. everything else on the board looks good. >> police are searching for an 8-year-old girl... missing since yesterday morning from the austin neighborhood. ranariah harris was last seen about 7:30 yesterday morning at george leland elementary school... on the 500 block of south lavergne on the west side. police said she was wearing a navy and purple coat and carrying a "hello kitty" backpack. she's 3-foot-9-inches tall and weighs about 65 pounds. the u-s military put thousands of troops around the world on high alert, ahead of today's scheduled release of a c-i-a torture report. the senate intelligence committee is expected to put out a summary of a report that looks at interrogation tactics used by the c-i-a after the september eleventh attacks,

including waterboarding. u-s officials are concerned extremists will use it to incite violence and cause harm to americans abroad. they also worry that it will undermine cooperation between the u-s and other countries on intelligence and counterterrorism. defense secretary chuck hagel arrived in baghdad this morning for a surprise visit. it's his first, since president obama ordered american troops out of iraq, three years ago. and he's there, to announce that more troops are going the american pullout emboldened "isis" to take over much of iraq. the latest deployment will bring, to 31 hundred, the number of american ground troops trying to *reverse the gains by isis. protests over eric garner's death in new york, continue to disrupt people's lives across the country. in berkeley, california, marchers once again blocked interstate 80, to protest a grand jury decision not to file criminal charges against the police officer who put garner into a forbidden chokehold. police arrested some protesters, and chased away others. the overnight protest has *not been marked by the looting and property damage of the previous night. chicago police officers are not taught the kind of

chokehold the police used on eric garner in new york. and city alderman ed burke -- himself a former police officer -- wants to take it a step further, by passing a law *forbidding any peace officer within the city limits from using the chokehold. it now teaches its officers that any submission hold must permit a suspect to breathe. burke would like city council to enact the new law, as early as tomorrow. a west suburban school is closed for the next two days, because of a flu outbreak. nancy loo is live in lagrange park with more.. nancy? >> school ended early yesterday here at the nazareth academy and costas will not resume until thursday because so many students and staff are suffering from the flu. according to school officials, the outbreak has affected 25 percent of the 730 students that are here along with a significant number of staff and building workers. administrators

decided to shut it all down to limit exposure and allow recovery time even though final exams are scheduled for next week. just last week they were celebrating their state championship football team that is special pep rally. but now members of the team along with 200 kids and staff are out with the flu. the school will undergo a federal disinfecting during its shutdown. health officials say there has been a spike in flu cases in recent days through illinois and the outbreak may worsen since the cdc says the flu vaccine this year is less effective against a particular strain. in cook county health officials say emergency room visits are up by nearly 2%. that is over this time of last year. but it's not too late to get a flu shots since the season stretches through march. by in the lagrange park. back to you. >> taking a look at the

*other top stories this morning. a memorial service will be held this morning for the loyola university student who was shot to death during an attempted robbery. friends and family of 23- year-old mutahir rauf will gather at loyola's lakeshore campus for the memorial service at ten. rauf was shot while walking with his brother friday night. police are looking for the attackers. a city council committee has recommended that the city of chicago pay 13 million dollars, to settle two wrongful prosecution lawsuits and a hiring discrimination suit. more than half the money would go to dean cage, who spent 14 years in prison for a 19-94 rape he didn't commit. a city council committee approved a proposal to have e-15 gasoline sold in larger gas stations in chicago. e-15 has 15 percent ethanol. the gas you buy now has up to ten percent. supporters say e-15 is cheaper and better for the environment. but opponents disagree with both claims, saying e-15 can damage some engines. good news for chicago public schools.... the number of students getting college degrees is

on the rise. back in 2006, only 6 percent of students graduated from college. today... 14 percent do. the c-p-s college- graduation rate is also ahead of both new york and baltimore... and isn't far behind the national rate of 18 percent. prince william and his wife kate had a big night in the big apple. the duke and duchess of cambridge attended a party to support wildlife charities, where they met hillary clinton. her daughter chelsea was also there ... she and prince william were overheard congratulating one another on their babies. then, the royal couple went to the brooklyn nets game against the cleveland cavaliers where they met beyonce, jay-z and lebron james. today, the royals plan to visit the 9-eleven memorial museum and attend a charity dinner at the metropolitan museum of modern art. earlier in the day, prince william met president obama in the oval office. the pool reporters and photographers were apparently getting a little too excited, so the white house laid down a few ground rules. the main one ... no selfies were allowed. the news crews apparently obliged, because there weren't any posted to social media.

either that, or they kept the pics to themselves. we don't always have to post everything. sometimes you can just keep the picture for self. chicago mayoral candidate willie wilson says typical politics are in the way of his nominating petitions. mayor emanuel's re-election campaign says wilson's petitions contain thousands of fraudulent signatures. wilson appeared on c-l-t- v's going in to buy a water the would be robert tells the kirkes got a gun once some money. the cab driver goes to the counter to pay for the water and the gun goes off. the cab driver drives off. robert goes to the counter to get the car to open up the cash register but it's jammed. if you are held up, you hand over the money that's the rule . >> if you want the money you give them the money. life is more important. >> the rubber hits back around the counter and a clerk follows using to stand up coolers as a weapon pushing them toward the rubber he ran off empty-

handed. foiled! we told you about a canadian driver. here she is spending more than four minutes just rent it out of a parking space. this video has gone the bottle. now police have tracked her down. she's been charged with one save backing. is that a fine in canada? $115 and she has to pay for damage to the other cars. on the safe and backing. >> it's impressive how she did not hit the other car. she must have one of those alerts are going crazy in the car. >> that is calvary's worst driver. >> she will do better next time. sublets composite, light drizzle mixed in with a drizzle. it could slow down there is somewhat

roadway out there. but then we try out into the afternoon. it will last all day. temperatures are a little mild . typically we are in the 20's and even in the teens. but it's 31 degrees right now. 37 at the lake front. 35 rate now at o'hare . wind of the north at 12 mi.. the do point is at 32. today, mostly cloudy a few showers up along the lake. we dropped down to about 25. showers potentially becoming mostly cloudy. the forecast gets better with each day. 36 degrees tomorrow. 37 thursday. it's all sunshine. we do have a big warmup coming this weekend when we reached the low 50s. >> still had come of the president sits down with a comedian and takes over his show. and five steps to faster wifi at home. and the curiosity rover finds evidence of life on mars. a

few pictures of we can show you. >> good morning. we are here at the brookfield zoo. it is holiday magic, that's what happens here in december. and behind me we have hudson the polar bear coming out of that tree. that is loaded with carrots and other kinds of vegetables. he's going to come out we will see what he does. everything you need to know about olbers here at the brookfield zoo. chicago mayoral candidate

willie wilson says typical politics are in the way of his nominating petitions. mayor emanuel's re-election campaign says wilson's petitions contain thousands of fraudulent signatures. wilson appeared on c-l-t- v's politics tonight and said his campaign deleted false signatures before handing in his paperwork. he says the 40-thousand signatures he submitted were checked, and emanuel just wants him out of the race. >> i am a threat to him three months left in office, we have all these different things going on.

the community has had enough. >> wilson owns mcdonald's franchises, but he says he won't put his own money into his campaign. $17 million begin to record for presidential real-estate in chicago. it's now not finished but the buyer a suburban tech millionaire estimates $15 million to decorate it. it was originally listed for $2 million. note $200 million. >> stocks fell monday as oil prices continued to decline the nasdaq lost 40 points in the s&p dropped 15. >> faster wi-fi is a possibility if these proper steps are taken. always make sure to chose the right wi-fi channel and frequency. place the router on a tall shelf in the middle of the room with antennas in straight angles..... keep it away from water and windows at all costs.

set up a password to keep freeloaders from accessing your network. upgrade to a new router for quicker speeds... some even offer smart technology! invest in a network extender...which send signals to hidden corners of your house. here are a few stories that are trending online this morning ... there is water on mars... or at least, there *was. and here's proof. nasa's mars rover "curiosity" is sending back images of erosion and sediment from the red planet. and scientists say, the only way those layers of sediment could form, was for *water to flow across the martian surface for millions of years. the findings also suggest that mars, in its early years, was much like earth. leonardo dicaprio is quite the ladies man. as rumors surfaced that the oscar-nominated actor split from his on-again-off-again girlfriend... he was seen

leaving a miami club with *20-girls ! a witness said leo--rocking a man bun and long beard-- hung out with joe jonas before leaving the club with every model from the v- i-p section. he called the actor his hero. comedy central's the colbert report is in the beginning of its last two weeks on the air. but that wasn't soon enough for last night's guest. >> how hard can this be? i'm going to say whatever you are about to say. nation, as you know why, steven have never cared for our president. he is so arrogant, but that he talks about himself in the the third person. >> president obama spent his monologue time defending his health care law. he promoted it to the show's younger audience, while taking a few shots at republicans in congress who want to repeal it. this was the third time

obama has appeared on the show. attended out to the brookfield zoo again. >> bring held a magic. i have on jury here but he's being upstaged by the polar bear who just woke up. that's pretty much what i look like just wandering around. what time is it? 4:40 a.m. what am i doing out here? it's all about hudson . of the hudson is part of the 33rd annual holiday magic festival. people can come out and get 730 the concern to him. hudson was born here in 2006. got his name through a contest. the young lady named tim hudson because she wanted to bring life to the problems that they were facing into up to cover change around the hudson bay. these animals live in an arctic environment.

seals, up to these areas where they can breathe so they have a breathing holes. there will keep their heads out of the water to catch a breath of air and sometimes come up onto the ice floe to rest. then they use their white coloration, and no heat is a little dark from rolling in the mud that the dog and he looked pretty good care >> but in their natural environment that would be pretty white. the camouflage allows them to sneak up on their prey. with the warming temperatures, there's a vast amounts of water between the ice floes causing the polar bear to have to swim out more to bring up some energy. if they don't catch the seal the don't replace the energy he don't true seals in there i guess. maybe some carrots and other things? >> we give them some treats of carrots and lettuce to give them some fiber. it also getting a canine dead

that has a lot of vitamins and minerals. they get professional care here which can allow them to live 20 more years. among i want to get in there and frolic and play with them but that's a bad idea? >> i would say get a stuffed bear because these are the largest land carnivores . anything smaller than the them you would be food. as much as a love him i will give him a hug. >> we can check them out at holiday magic: on through the weekends. you can come and check it out. we will have much more through the morning. >> maybe one day will just send him in on an investigative report . >> nick can and would do theirs are awesome. and watch the 4:00 a.m. the news. we're looking at the chance for a light drizzle this morning. mixing in with snow. the good news is it does continue across much of our area. erin is dropping

everything back there. making too much noise. satellite composite shows we are dry. 30 degrees in the sycamore. streator reading of 30. 36 in lansing and we're currently at 36 but the st. matthias school. 35 by 5:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. we are up to 32. today's high of 37. much of its moisture gets out of here early . to it down to 25. small, 36. thursday we're up to 37. low fifties in time for saturday and sunday. >> the morning. we are going to start with the milwaukee district west line we have some delays all due to a freight train that derailed early. working on a single track. it is moving but very slow. no word on when they will have faster service there. watch for that if you normally take that line. here's a new crash causing minor delays. and we have

emergency road repair also slowing things down. this is we southbound 55 at martin luther king drive. the right lane is closed which will be there through the 6:00 hour. >> coming up, which led to a smacked down outside of a miami nightclub between 2 rap stars? catfight ... rappers drake and diddy

reportedly got into a fight outside of a miami beach nightclub monday morning. t-m-z reported diddy punched drake.... after telling the younger star quote "you will never disrespect me." a source said diddy claimed drake was using his music without the proper rights. both were attending a birthday bash for dj khaled neither has commented on the brawl. cajon what if a sequel takes place six months after finding nemo. now we're looking for dories parents . most of the

film is set at the marine biology institute of california where the fish was born and raised. it will come out in 2016. wolverine on screen... superhuman in real life. hugh jackman shared this video from a new york gym on instagram sunday evening. he can be seen dead lifting *405 pounds for five whole reps. he called the moment his new best record. in november, the actor showed off his strength by lifting another best... 436 pounds for one rep. but it's crazy. he is bringing it in real life. >> that looks like fun. >> dead lift, you work those hamstrings. >> every guy needs them. here are the temperatures. 37 degrees on thursday. into the low 50s by sunday. >> things have been quiet out there in traffic. we do have a few things to watch. milwaukee district west

running on a single track. this is right through their eyes of an earlier free train i mean bensenville. this is because of a freight train derailment overnight. this will cause delays special going into rush hour. we will get to the emergency room work on the stevens, that's and all the numbers are coming up. >> coming up, another crash and the crab in the chicago. we're live at a suburban

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