chicago police officers were injured in a crash on the south side. a political battle may be brewing over who will succeed judy baar topinka as illinois comptroller. and the chicago city council honors cardinal francis george. good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. those stories and a bit first traffic and weather. >> nice weather continues today. we have not seen the snow like we saw last year. at this point we had 14 in. it will be lucky to get any at this point. and to expect

more significant snow coming up later before christmas. will talk about that before christmas. the cold storage early on. some sunshine but not much. it's 29 in chicago. thirty in kankakee. temperatures and not extremely cold there not warm. we expect to see those numbers, by early afternoon here typically we are at 36. today we will be there. 41 friday. saturday, 46. that's the forecast. >> we have some breaking news out of white teen indiana where we are hearing the rescue team is needed at a house. nancy has more. >> could morning. this is the developing situation. the fire department is on the scene actively dealing with a house fire on the 1200 block of one to one

here. we are hearing reports that least one rescue has been made. though it were yet on the person's condition but we can tell you that the county coroner's office is here on the scene. firefighters are actively dealing with this house fire on 121. i talked with a number of neighbors who tell me a man lived alone in the home. not clear if anyone else was in the home. but we are hearing that one person was taken from the home. no word on their condition. the coroner's office is at the scene. that's the latest from here. back to you. >> three chicago police officers were injured when their squad car was hit on the south side, then pinned

against a light pole. the crash happened just after eight last night, near 87th and loomis. the squad car was heading west, about to make a right turn ... when it was hit by another westbound car. that driver will be cited. the passenger of that vehicle has a head injury from hitting the windshield. a firefighter was also hurt while trying to free the officers from the wreckage. police are still looking for two men who fled the scene of a fatal hit and run accident. it happened just before eight o clock sunday morning... in the 27-hundred block of west division street. police say two males in a tan 20-10 honda c-r-v with wisconsin license plates -- hit a 63 year old woman, head-on before fleeing the scene. protesters marched through chicago and wound up outside president obama's house in hyde park. about 200 people gathered there, but security didn't allow them near the home. niether the president, or his family, were there. but the protesters say they were there to demand that the president end, what they called, the war on minorities in america. earlier, police arrested two people for obstructing

traffic near michigan and it's unclear how long illinois' next state comptroller will serve. but he or she will have a tough act to follow. jury baar topinka died yesterday, before she could be sworn in for her second term. and state politicians agree, her three-decade career has secured her political legacy. >> of the revenue issues were says nobody ever went asleep during her speech because she would say something and you would question what she said. >> she had a big part and you could see it within two minutes of spending time with her beloved her. >> the state constitution gives the outgoing governor, pat quinn, the authority to name at least a *temporary successor. if quinn chooses someone, it'll be up to the *lawyers to argue whether incoming governor bruce rauner has the power to replace that person with a *permanent successor. the uptown worker shot during a drive-by shooting near truman college has died. he is identified as 21- year-old leonardo matias. police say he was shot in

the head about 10 o'clock yesterday morning in the 11- hundred block of west wilson avenue. they say it appears matias was not the intended target. he was taken to illinois masonic medical center in critical condition. family members tell their local pastor they're still in shock about what happened. >> as all parents can imagine they are struggling greatly in great pain trying to understand exactly what happened. knowing that their son had no involvement in anything that could have led to something like this. >> police are still looking for the gunman.. a public defender is hospitalized after his client attacked him inside the cook county jail. authorities say jimmie terrell smith hit the attorney with his handcuffs. the attorney suffered a cut to the back of his head... and was conscious and talking as he was taken to the hospital. smith has been awaiting trial in the rapes of five women and two 14-year old girls, among other charges. a cook county judge sentenced allan kustok to 60 years in prison for the murder of his wife. kustok was convicted of

killing his wife jeanie, in in 2010. prosecutors say he shot her at close range in their bed. they say kustok never called 9-1-1 and waited 90 minutes before he took her to the hospital. at yesterday's hearing, kustok said he didn't call 9-1-1 because he wanted to be with her for as long as possible. the defense says it plans to file an appeal for a new trial within the next 30- days. some relief for city cab drivers. the city council approved lower lease rates, fines and credit card transaction fees. also...they plan to set up a smartphone app for taxis. it adds up to 8- thousand dollars in yearly savings for drivers. the council postponed action on a proposal to require many gas stations to offer "e-15" gas. it has more corn-based ethanol than regular unleaded gas. it's not clear whether e-15 would cost less, or do anything to reduce pollution. retired archbishop francis george received the city's highest honor, "the medal of merit." because of his ongoing fight with cancer, george needed a crutch to make his way to accept his award.

he was hailed for his 17- years of service. >> as people in public life, actually he says something to reach out in a gesture of kindness. you do something you're not aware of because it is part of who you are any transformed someone's life. that is what is eternal. >> archbishop george is the first person in more than a decade to receive the city's highest honor. he asked the council to support his successor, archbishop blase cupich. there are plans to rebuild an historic firehouse that was destroyed by a fire. an extra alarm fire started on the roof of the chicago firehouse restaurant in the south loop yesterday. roofers were up there at the time. no one was hurt, but the roof caved in before the flames were put out. the building was built in 1905 and is a city landmark. it kept the firehouse look when it was turned into a restaurant in 2000. a good samaritan is helping the salvation army after a thief stole a red kettle in oak lawn.

it happened tuesday night outside the walgreens on 95th near ridgeland. the bell ringer was on break when someone took the kettle, stand and money ... all worth about 4-hundred dollars. a lawyer from chicago saw our story and decided to cover the cost, plus give an extra 4-hundred dollars. >> even in these hard times what the person did was terrible. hopefully we can use this as an example to help the salvation army. >> the thief has not been caught. the salvation army says they also don't want the theft to take away from the 600- thousand dollars in donations it has received so far this holiday season. a popular haunted house in moline didn't bother cleaning up after halloween ... they just added christmas decorations to it. "the factory of fear" calls this "frightmare before christmas". did you see that play on words? >> that is so clever. >> every room in the

haunted house has a gory holiday twist, including zombie santas and evil elves. it's open this weekend only.people who bring a donation for "toys for tots" will get a discount. >> that's the holiday spirit. >> that's a good idea. kerrey of all the way till valentine's day. let's take a look at our day. talking about temperatures the not too cold, not to warm either. it's thirty in pontiac. we will take a look at the satellite composite, and generally dry conditions. later on we have clout and a son. but some sunshine should come through as high pressure remains to the south. warmer air will be pumped in as well. today's high 36 to 1926. most high, 41. 46 saturday. temperatures will take a dive as we get into monday night and tuesday.

>> watching that temperature on sunday. coming up ... the latest on a developing story overnight in hong kong... where police are tearing down a protest camp. plus -- a man is rescued after spending nearly two weeks stranded at sea. we'll hear from him *how he survived. and -- hear what one man said was to blame, after he was arrested on drunk driving -- for a *tenth time. a developing story out of

hong kong: police moved in and started clearing out the main pro-democracy protest site. protesters have been occupying a stretch of highway that runs through the city's financial district for several months.they've been trying to pressure the government to implement political reforms, including fully free elections. police dismantled barricades and tents following a court injunction requested by a bus company. the protesters did not resist them. a 67-year-old fisherman got caught in bad weather off the hawaiian coast, and spent 12 days stranded in the pacific ocean. but ron ingraham survived somehow. his sailboat filled with water on thanksgiving day, and he couldn't get to shore. four days later, the coast guard gave up its search for him. but eventually, one of ingraham's mayday calls was picked up by a navy ship... and he was rescued. sea water isn't fit for drinking... so ingraham had to improvise. >> i hydrated on the fish. i

caught fish. it was not as good as the sushi bar but that's how i stayed hydrated. >> ingraham insisted that his rescuers tow his *boat back to shore. it's not only his livelihood... but also his home. a sex offender in florida may have gotten the break he'd been hoping for... after cashing in his lottery ticket. timothy poole spent three years in prison for a sex crime involving a 9 year old boy. he denied the allegations at first, but was offered a plea bargain after spending 13 months in jail. over the weekend, poole bought a scratch-off lottery ticket at a 7-eleven. it turned out to be a winner!! he cashed it out... taking a lump-sum payout of 2-point-2 million dollars. >> some people get lucky. 75-year-old john przybyla was arrested for drunk driving in adams county, wisconsin. a police officer says he smelled alcohol, but przybyla said he had not been drinking. he said the smell is from "beer battered fish."

can you believe that? but then the driver failed some field sobriety tests. a breath test showed his blood alcohol level was just below the legal limit. but since this was przybyla's 10-th offense, the limit is lower.. and he was arrested. der better to fish ... not to be careful with that. >> books to look at the day. right now it's 25. wind out of the west at 9 mi.. not much wind early on. in this column start. temperatures will move. we will reach the mid '30's. currently its 23 . 29 downtown. satellite composite shows cloud cover across the region. we're not expecting anything in terms of precipitation. maybe a flurry. the high pressure system to the west will bring in warmer air from the

south. not so much today but certainly tomorrow and into the weekend temperatures will climb up. we have to get through thursday. 36 of the high. it is seasonable. 26 degrees tonight. patchy fog potentially overnight. friday we climb up to 41. saturday sunshine. high temperature near 50. >> of 50 degrees. hard to believe we have a few things we are watching. i have a house fire to give you an update on. 1 21st is all blocked off over to kelly. nancy has an update in just a few minutes. but the lake county coroner is on the scene. they are not confirming anything other than the fact that rescues were made. a big fire here . will keep you updated their with nancy, not in just a few minutes. new construction kicking off yesterday along first

avenue. this between 55 and juliet. significant bridge work right over 55 which will cause some significant closures from 630 a m-2:30 p.m.. that goes until christmas. we will have more numbers in just a few minutes. >> coming up ... the n-f-l reveals its new personal conduct policy. and, the bulls try to do something they haven't done in a month --- win at home. highlights next in sports. plus -- the navy is testing out its new *laser gun in the ocean. we'll tell you how it performed, ahead after 4:30. >> looking at stores trending toward more fallout from the sony pictures when they got hacked. lead to emails for executives which not talking so nice about one of hollywood's biggest stars. that's coming up. the black good morning. remember

earlier this year when the bears were winning on the road but not at home? same thing has been happening to bubbles appear 10-3 on the road, 2 and 5 at home. the opponents have something to do with that . in the last game last night they had

brooklyn. but there would have to beat the nets without know who was sitting out with a troublesome and go. another rough night. up seven, burnett finishes on the break gets the file, he had nine in the first half. the bulls a comeback, dark rose tries on williams gets the basket and ties the game. bulls up by two, the spots his teammates who returns it for the floater and the polls are up for. the bulls pulled away to lead off quarter. to gibson for the flesh, part of a 12- 0 run. all five starters in double figures. they beat the nets 105-80. a tough year for the bears, but how about the colts from harvey illinois in the peewee semifinals. 35 yds for the touchdown the lead virginia beach 13-0. they're down

late in the game jackson is looking for thompson touchdown to win 19-0 they go for the title saturday in the pop warner super bowl against the team from washington d.c.. >> n-f-l team owners unanimously passed a new personal conduct policy for all league employees. players will face a minimum six game suspension for violent crimes, including domestic violence. league commissioner roger goodell still has final say in the appeals process, which the players union did not want. bears owner george mc-caskey is part of a new committee that will review the policy every year. the league will also pay for counseling for the victims, but the national organization for women says that's not enough. stocks took a huge hit wednesday as oil prices took a plunge. the dow lost 268 points. nasdaq dropped 82. s-and-p fell 33. a diet tailored for your *age can help you eat

better and get proper nutrients. dieticians suggest people in their 20's should eat plenty of calcium-rich foods like yogurt.. milk.. almonds and protein-rich foods like fish.. lean meats..and eggs. fiber-rich foods like whole grains.. lentils..veggies and fruits are key in the 40's... those over 60 should eat eggs in moderation.. instead filling up asparagus.. bananas.. legumes. to support gut health. drinking plenty of water is also essential at any age. comedian and actor chris rock stopped by gino's east downtown yesterday to promote his new movie "top five." rock hung out with radio- contest winners, posed for selfies and shook hands with surprised diners. he wrote, directed and stars in "top five"... about a standup comedian with a lot of personal and public life drama. the movie opens in theaters friday. always good to see him. a month they say he is back on this one of the key really went anywhere. but hill be

funny. today's temperature 25 degrees right now. temperatures will climb up to about 30. 2:00 p.m. we're up to 35. expect crowds and a son but more clouds than anything . warmer days are coming in our future forecast. >> we have a new accident we're watching out on the roads, it's been quiet so far but with a quick map of this one in elmhurst at church and 290. it said update to the fire from earlier, the corner just confirmed one man did die in that fire at 1 21st, at #1219. in terms of the investigation, right now 121 is blocked off from acton to kelly, other rescues were made but they're not talking about the other victims was in that house. more traffic and another update in just a few minutes. >> there's more to come in

our next half-hour. --including the latest fallout over the c-i-a torture report. and -- a cell phone may be key in solving a murder in mississippi, where a teenager was burned alive. plus -- the push to kick out a suburban school board member, for her public comments about gays. and -- we'll check out a special new show -- noticias de mi corazon ... starring dan, myself, and ana beleval. >>

chicago police officers were continues, a man has died in a house fire in northwest indiana. >> chicago police officers were injured in a crash on the south side. and, a political battle may be brewing over who will succeed judy baar topinka as illinois comptroller. good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. we're still waiting for winter. >> it's not going to get here anytime soon. no snow any time soon but it does look like something is coming in time for christmas. hopefully i am on the nice list. it might seem more convincing cure 20 degrees in harvard, 21 among the line. mckinley at 22.

elsewhere, the one in valparaiso, evergreen park at 29. temperatures are not extremely cold. don't move much today. cover is at bay. high temperature only had 36. it will be 34 by 5:00 p.m.. here is the forecast, 41 on friday, saturday, 46. sunday we climb up to 50 and monday, 49. let's go to erin. >> we are following news out of indiana where a fiddle far has happened. nancy loo is live in whiting, with the latest.. nancy? >> i just got confirmation from the fire chief that this was indeed a fatal fire and there was no saving the man who lived alone in the home. the flames are out in the home, on the 1200 block

of one to one. but for over one our firefighters were battling a lot of smoke and flames. that was after rescuing the man from an upper floor bedroom. no providing him. the fire was called in by police officers who were passing by. they noticed the smoke just before 3:00 a.m. while out on patrol. >> the officers notified by capt. there was an individual inside there was too much smoke. my men went inside the rescued the individual out but unfortunately he was a fatality. >> he was a nice guy he'll was waived to everyone. >> at this point, the identity of the man killed is not known. obviously the cause of this fire is just being investigated. live in

a whiting, back to you. >> because of the investigation that does mean ongoing street closures in that area. 121 will be blocked off from atkinson over to kelly. not clear when they will open that stretch again. this is a residential area not too much traffic will be impacted. still keeping a close eye on an accident in elmhurst. this is a church in 290 emergency responders remain on the scene. other than that it's been pretty quiet. we will break down travel times in just a minute. three chicago police officers were injured when their squad car was hit on the south side, then pinned against a light pole. the crash happened just after eight last night, near 87th and loomis. the squad car was heading west, about to make a right turn ... when it was hit by another westbound car. that driver will be cited. the passenger of that if vehicle has a head injury from hitting the windshield. a firefighter was also hurt

while trying to free the officers from the wreckage. police in mississippi are following new leads in the death of a teenager who was burned alive. investigators say some kind of accelerant was used to set jessica chambers' car on fire on a rural road saturday night. her family claims the accelerant was poured down her throat. chambers whispered something to firefighters before she died, but authorities are not saying what it was. surveillance video from a gas station shows chambers stopping to talk to someone shortly before she died. police are also looking into a phone call she received prior to leaving her house. we are shocked. confused and angry and hurt. we are devastated. >> a man who knew chambers was questioned by police and released without charges. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. governor quinn says he hasn't made any decisions yet on whether to appoint a successor to the late state

comptroller judy baar topinka... or let his successor do it. quinn has the right to choose the comptroller. but the state constitution says, governor-elect bruce rauner may have the right to choose a *permanent replacement, when he takes office next month. the chicago city council voted to reduce tax drivers' lease fees, fines and credit card processing costs, and to create a smartphone app for calling cabs. the net result could be lots of extra money in drivers' pockets, without a fare hike. the council put off action on whether to force some gas stations to sell gasoline with extra corn- based ethanol. police brutality protesters wound up in front of president obama's house in hyde park. security kept them away, but no one was home. the protesters say they want the president to change a legal system that, they say, works against minorities. two protesters were arrested downtown for blocking traffic. more than 100,000 catholics are quantitate part in the annual palin pilgrimage to our lady of guadalupe. it very popular for hispanics .

somewhat some crawl, the celebration begins at 6:00 tonight goes until 7:00 tonight. the archbishopcupich lead to a mass at midnight. california residents are preparing for the most powerful storm in 5-years. it's expected to pack on hurricane like winds of 70 miles per hour and heavy rain. bay area communities are sandbagging to shield from possible flash floods, huge waves and debris slides. san fransisco schools have cancelled classes for the first time since 9/11. some residents are even scared the strong winds will take down their holiday decorations. in the meantime.. a "nor- easter" is pounding the northeast dumping snow, freezing rain and wind gusts of up to 60 miles per hour. streets are under water along the jersey shore. boston's streets are lined with ice.. about 18-thousand residents without power in vermont. new york has similar conditions... snowfall amounts are more than a foot in some areas. reaction to the senate's report on the c-i-a's interrogation program ranges from outrage to denial. the report accuses the c-i- a of using torture on

terror detainees. they say the techniques were brutal, and they did not lead to any intelligence that stopped future attacks. leaders in germany, afghanistan, china, and iran are attacking the findings. but dick cheney says the report is "deeply flawed" and a "terrible piece of work." the c-i-a's acting general counsel, who is mentioned more than 200 times in the report, still defends what was done. >> the actual techniques authorized, i do not believe there were harsh there were brittle but did not believe the reached the threshold of torture. there were just occasional . there were not the defining future of the program, the program went on for seven years. >> senator mark kirk is among the republicans attacking the report. he says its the work of democrats who are being pushed out of washington. senator dick durbin says he supports the report's release and criticized the ineffective interrogation techniques.

the u.s. navy says it couldn't be more pleased with its newest weapon in the fight against piracy on the high seas. the navy has been testing a laser gun that can disable an approaching pirate ship... or sink it. it can also take out an aerial drone. and at less than a dollar per laser shot, it's cheap to operate. the new weapon was mounted on the "u.s.s. ponce" in the arabian gulf, four months ago. that is the actual name by the way. it didn't make that up. and the navy says it has performed beyond expectations. the next project, is developing a laser that can shoot down a *missile. just outside the city of pr. >> a city and you have your own ship. president obama says more than one-billion dollars in federal and private funds will be used to boost early education. this came yesterday during an early education summit at the white house. last year, obama called on congress, private businesses, and public organizations to help get young children access to early education. the event highlighted the best programs, funding initiates, and cooperative works in early education.

a north suburban school board member's controversial remarks about gays and lesbians were caught on tape. now, some leaders in warren township district 121 in gurnee want board member liz biondi to step down. the district is searching for a successor to superintendent mary perry bates. at a meeting last week, biondi said she hopes the board won't hire a *gay superintendent. >> if we hire someone that we are not aware of their background, they may be finding more personal fires and superintendent fires . >> what does that say to the student body about their value and the value of diversity that we to value in this district? >> biondi says she has no *personal dislike of gays... and she's only repeating what some parents in district 121 have told her. most of us are familiar with "l-o-l" or "o-m-g" ... but teenagers have a texting language that goes well beyond those familiar phrases that even we use... and deciphering those codes

may raise some red flags for parents. a few phrases that might surprise you: p-i-r means "parent in room." k-p-c signals "keeping parents clueless." i-p-n, "i'm posting naked." and w-t-t-p, "want to trade pictures?" there are many more we've deciphered for you on our website, *wgn t-v dot-com . >> while those are bad . >> can't even say some all about. >> i fear for our future. a couple in new york used their five-finger discount to snatch a 180-thousand dollar fur coat. check out this surveillance video from upscale retailer j. mendel. the suspects head toward the furs... where the man takes a coat off the rack and shoves it under his winter coat. they then casually look around before exiting the store with a steal.

authorities say the same couple hit another store, days earlier, nabbing a coat with 20-thousand dollars. them until they have some kind of alarm tag on that? >> he's got to keep bad girls somehow. >> i am glad he didn't shut down his pants. every time they still something they're putting it down their pants. and then the walk off. >> that this could video. there are a catch like that. apparently this couple hit a store a day earlier. >> size 6 over there! >> let's take a look at our day. it's not quite for code weather. it's been a warm december. looking back to last year we have 14 in. of snow. but this season not so much pure 25 right now appear 23 in waukegan. thirty downing kankakee. 24 in the union. some light composite chose dry conditions. cloud cover but that's it. really a few

peaks of sunshine but not much. those clouds will break up into the afternoon and evening high temperature 36. once it clears out tonight the temperatures will drop down to 26. some fault or night. 41 on friday . 46 on saturday . warmer days ahead. >> still ahead, marcus has the story is trending including who is topping the award nominations. >> and the story behind a new documentary about sue the dinosaur care >> and it's not your grandma's a morning news we're going to check out this special episode coming up next. up next. >> are you guys ready?dan and i

are proud to be the only *latino anchor team on an english speaking station here in chicago. so we wanted to do something special for our bilingual viewers. sometimes we are english speaking. today we are launching a wgn morning news *telenovela .

here is the first episode of "noticias de mi corazon". >>

>> that was so much trauma . there is some scandal. some to timing. among what does she have the bag? >> do have to keep watching

to find out. >> we might be called in to testify at that one. >> keep watching. it's only going to get better. >> it's all i can do. it's not hot yet . 21 degrees today in union. sycamore @ 23 . 21 in west chicago. 29 in chesterton. let's look around the region. satellite composite shows we are trying at this hour. we have some cloud cover. but today we reached 34 by 5:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. down to 29. the 74 cassius' tomorrow 41 . 46 on saturday. people on sunday who are getting ready for their christmas lights 50 degrees on sunday to put them up. >> i'm saying it in spanish,

sunday it will be 50 degrees. >> of let's go over to erin. >> of the making fun of us? a real romance and you're faking it. i think you're a digging at the spirit >> i feel the same way. i think there's a subtext and they're just making fun of us the entire time. >> a we don't even know what. to give a look out down to 90, car in the ditch, several accidents out there. another ad southbound 57 just past the bishop ford another car off the road. could be dealing with ice out there. also self elgin route 25, just south of gilbert another fender bender with emergency crews on the scene. numbers look good but with these accidents piling up, it's tting dicey on the roads. will break down for you coming up. >> the latest on the sony computer hacker, what a top producer really thinks of in salina chilly. >> and how much would you pay for an old ipod?

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stories we are talking about this morning. including a picture from stonsony pictures. we've been talking about the hack for weeks. embarrassing emails have been posted on the web site surrounding their failed attempt to make a biopic about the life of steve jobs. once private emails show complaints about an actress who pulled their director away from the film to focus on a project she did about cleopatra. they call her in minimally talented spoiled brats. this is people should not focus on the emailed but instead it looking at the criminal act and the people behind it should be treated as nothing more or less than criminals. we talked a survey of about privacy and the text messages from the bears game and people are talking about whether we should even be posting these on-line because they were stolen. a

lot of discussion going back and forth. every day seems to get worse for that studio. we have another lawsuit against bill cosby, is 66 roman now accusing him of drugging and sexually assaulting her in the 1970's. the latest lawsuit has her suing him for defamation. she said in public he branded her a liar with public statements made through his representatives to nine her allegations of abuse. she said she is telling the truth and now she's suing him for defamation. and award nominations,the sag award nominations were announced yesterday. it's looking to be a battle between birdman versus boyhood. michael keaton's "birdman" led the way with 6 nominations - including outstanding cast, and best actor for keaton. "boyhood" nabbed 3 nods including best supporting actor for ethan hawke and best supporting actress for patricia arquette. other nominees for

outstanding cast in a motion picture include "the imitation game," "the theory of everything," and "the grand budapest hotel" dean will have a full rundown of the nominees later in the morning show. thank you so much. >> quick weather. today's high 36. tonight we're down to 26. high of 41 on friday . saturday we make 46 degrees. sunday, 50 degrees. >> a quick update on the the fire. lake county coroner has confirmed one man died in the fire . other rescues were made. the closure at 1 21st for the ongoing investigation. nancy is on the scene and we will have an update to the top of the hour. we of a few accidents

from the last 15-20 minutes. about 290 a door, a pickup truck slid off into the ditch just east of church street . southbound 57 just pass the bishop ford freeway another car off the road here we're dealing with an icy road conditions out and in south elgin at 125 just south of gilbert's another fender bender. another fender bender. >>

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