all planes are down at river road after 2 semi trucks collided. a pin in accident. driver is stuck in the car. they did call for the medical helicopter but because of the fall they cannot land. what a huge back up there. and we have three lanes down on the dan ryan at 63rd with a serious crash. and the train service of the matra elector klein has been fully restored from 93 to stoney island. once again trains are on the move. that's a look of traffic. another update in just a bit. >> we continue to follow developing news in australia, where a gunman has been holding people hostage for about 13-hours. mary moloney has more. >> on a busy monday morning, a gunman enters a cafe and takes hostages. people inside holding up their hands and pressing them

against the glass. then they held something else, an islamic flag. the arabic script says there is no god but god and mahomet is the prophet of god. a site that gave rise to fears of terrorism. the gunmen reportedly demanded an ice is a flag and a phone call with the australian prime minister. >> the whole point of politically motivated violence is to scare people out of being themselves. >> heavily armed police disclosed off streets. the iconic opera house was evacuated. streets were empty and the skies were closed. australia has previously foiled attacks motivated by extremism. earlier, the prime minister said the country stopped a plan to carry out a public execution. scene frightened people in a popular shop should people on the streets

. >> we will get through. our thoughts and prayers are with those who are caught in this situation could >> after hours of waiting, frantic hostages were able to escape, running out of different doors, terrified but alive. >> a murder charge has been filed in the shooting death of a 15-year-old boy who died protecting his twin brother. judy wang is live at johnson college prep in englewood, where the victim went to school. >> this is expected to be another tough day for students at the school. counselors will be available as it were over the weekend so students can come together and lean on each other and mourn the loss of the boy. the 17 year-old suspect is scheduled to appear in court today, charged with first-degree murder. the 15 year-old boy was an honor student he would have turned 16

tomorrow. his twin brother also attends the school. sunday, community activists . to have lost children to gun violence gathered near the side of where he was killed. expressing hurt and anger and support for the family but also urging anyone with information to help police speaking out. saturday afternoon the brothers got off a bus and were walking to their school for basketball practice when four people attempted to rob them at 63rd and state telling them to give it up. one robber got on top of the brother . barely pushed the proper off and was shot in the chest when he refused to give up his jacket. >> i am to stop and angry and i'm tired of the violence . we have to make it stop. our lives a matter. we need to end the code of silence. >> he is a brother of all of us. taken by senseless gun violence over a coat. to think of a young man and

what he was going through under this viaduct brings tears in the eyes of all of us through this city. >> regarding the search for other suspects, police responded that the investigation is ongoing. the suspect also charged with armed robbery in connection with an incident that happened nearby before the boy was shot and killed. >> two convicted cop killers will be sentenced today. toyious taylor and paris mc-gee were both convicted of killing chicago police officer thomas wortham the fourth. wortham was off duty when he was shot outside his parents home in the chatham neighborhood, in 2010. he was then hit by a car and dragged down the street. both taylor and mc-gee face mandatory life sentences. two men have been arrested in connection with a string of car burglaries in palatine. astamur gumba of buffalo grove... is charged with one count of stolen property. danylo anufriiev of arlington heights was

charged with four counts of felony burglary. police tracked the two men friday morning... after a 9-1-1 call. a woman told police one of the men had been running through the neighborhood, dropping things. police found a cellphone, camera and charger. they had been stolen out of unoccupied cars. the decision to close 9 catholic schools across the archdiocese... is final. despite an outcry among parents and students of the affected schools... new archbishop blase cupich said the closure plan "must move forward". cardinal francis george ordered the school closings as one of his final acts as archbishop earlier this year. the decision came amid rising costs and declining enrollments. the schools slated for closure have an average enrollment of about 125 students. three people were arrested and charged during police brutality protests over the weekend. authorities say david rucker and alfredo reyes punched a police officer who was trying to get them back onto the sidewalk in the 500 block of north michigan. they're charged with assault

and resisting arrest. another man faced similar charges in a separate incident. marchers across the city gathered on sunday to express anger over the recent deaths of michael brown in ferguson, missouri and eric garner in new york. a west side pastor declared yesterday, "black lives matter" sunday. thousands of protestors the nation saturday... participating in the 'justice for all' march. protesters demanding an end to police brutality reiterated their message. in boston... protestors led the march with a banner reading 'shut it down.' and in washington... the demonstration was filled with familiar messages including 'justice for all...' and 'black lives matter.' taking a look back... yesterday marked the second anniversary of the sandy hook elementary school massacre... that took the lives of 26 people. over the weekend... local churches across newtown, connecticut and throughout the state... took a few moments to remember the lost lives. candles were lit during prayer services.. to honor the victims and to pray for an end to gun violence everywhere. illinois comes in 30th on a list of states ranked by their overall health. physical inactivity and obesity rates increased nationwide in the annual report put out by the

unitedillinois' challenges include a high prevalence of binge drinking, high levels of air pollution ... and a high rate of preventable hospitalizations. but, the state was applauded for having readily available primary care physicians and dentists ... and a low occupational fatality rate. the deadline is tonight to sign-up for health insurance under the affordable care act, if you want it to take effect on january first. obamacare requires that most americans have health insurance at the start of the year, or pay a penalty. the deadline for new customers to pick a plan, or current enrollees to make changes, is midnight pacific time. the enrollment period ends february 15th. one of rahm emanuel's former opponents is now endorsing him for re- election. gery chico ran against emanuel four years ago. now he is endorsing the mayor who spent yesterday trying to collect support from latino voters. emanuel had two events in little village. another one of his former opponents is still against him.. miguel del-valle announced he's endorsing jesus garcia. >> it's important to me can

you get it done? that's what i look at it. i think that is what is when to make the difference at the end of the day. this mayor gets it done. >> chicago needs a major that is going to pay attention to the neighborhoods. >> garcia and del valle held their event outside a school in humboldt park that emanuel closed last year. a woman in california is making piling presents under her christmas tree much more challenging check it out -- sherrri aguilar of san diego, attaches her christmas tree *upside-down to her living room ceiling. she says she keeps it inverted by attaching the tree's base to eyebolts. the upside down tree is a tradition for sherri -- she says the upside tree has been a center piece for the last 27 years. she admits she does not know why she keeps doing it. maybe it's the attention. >> we're starting off with fog and drizzle. temperatures are starting off a mild. we will be 15

degrees above average. brie's picking up it will be breezy. dense fog advisory for the western suburbs. this will go all the way west outports mississippi. temperatures are in the low 40's in places like west chicago. these other cold reading spirit many areas are near 50 degrees or the upper 40's. cloud cover and fog and drizzle. relieved lot of rain showing up this should arrive this afternoon. some light reading this afternoon. nothing too heavy. cold air catches up behind the system tomorrow. today just rain . before clock widespread coverage. but many flight. the cold air will catch up we get some snow flakes mixed in with snowflakes but no big deal as for the accumulation. 50 degrees today. fog and drizzle and light rain. light rain tomorrow may be a mixed more afternoon. we fall into the upper 30's. high of 30 on

wednesday but that is close to an average with skies clearing out and turning colder wednesday. colder for the end of the week as well. drive through friday. watch out for that job this morning. >> the fault is playing out treacherously on the roads. we have some accident watching . about eisenhower to semi trucks slid off into the ditch. one at each 3 and another act lake. those accidents not far from each other all in this stretch where we have that heavy fog. stevenson blocked after 2 semi trucks collided. heavy fog could they did call for a medical helicopter they could not even the land because visibility was so bad. still working to extricate the driver . this is at the 80- 94 close to indianapolis boulevard dealing with the same low lying falk. now a new accident at the entrance

ramp at indianapolis boulevard partially blocked with in a fender bender. that's the few items out there watching. numbers are still holding out. we will see what the weather does and how it impacts of these numbers going into the 6:00. at this point it's based travel time moving pretty well. keep in mind we do have all service restored on the chicago branch from 93 to stoney island. >> still ahead, what people in parts of sierra leone will not gather to celebrate christmas or any holidays. and the former vice- president dick cheney and fires back over the cia interrogation reports. and why you could be in store for a long week * at the post office today. tonight's wgn-tv cover

story is a wgn news exclusive.... 20 years - the murder of 11 year old robert 'yummy' sandifer....rocked the nation. the story of sandifer's violent life and death was only made more tragic because of the ages of the two brothers convicted in his murder. sandifer's death came in the midst of a 72 hour manhunt for the 11 year old. he was wanted in connection with the shooting death of a 16 year old south side girl.sandifer's death was allegedly ordered by high ranking members of his gang. fellow gang members-- 16 years old - cragg hardway and his 14 year old brother- were arrested and convicted in sandifer's

murder. tonight at 9 - wgn's tonya francisco shares the hard life lessons the men have learned from behind bars. >> what had life been like for you the past 20 years? >> its been rough, in my own mind cause at times i do replay it and would i do it again? >> how often do you think about that night? >> every day. tune in tonight at nine to see tonyas gripping interview with the hardaway brothers and to hear the message they have for young people involved in street life. more russians are struggling to get by as their economy tanks. hundreds of people were out protesting against russia's economic reforms. that includes health care reforms and the closing of hospitals. the value of the ruble keeps falling, which is making everything more expensive.

christmas and holiday get- togethers are effectively cancelled in sierra leone. over concerns that ebola could spread to rural areas as families gather to celebrate. the nation's national ebola response center says there will be a lock-down on christmas, new year's eve and boxing day. an american publicly condemns us policies in north korea. arturo pierre martinez of el paso, texas says he entered north korea illegally. martinez held an unusual press conference in pyongyang sunday in it martinez denounced the american political and economic system. he also spoke about american wealth, cia corruption and unidentified flying objects. martinez's mother tells cnn her son is quite intelligent, but suffers from bipolar disorder. this man has made a $72 million on wall street. he is just 17 years old. he started trading penny-stock but he made his millions with crude oil and gold. he says he wants to buy an apartment in manhattan and a bmw but as parents will let him until he turns 18. he says he will start a hedge

fund company after graduating high-school in a few months also hoping to make a least $1 billion by the time he graduates from college. he is the teen wolf of wall street pier >> i think he is a third cousin on my uncle's side and have not talked to him in a while. sixth of out there. but first check out this video. if you are into astronomy we have a meteor shower and that will be peaking tonight and bornite but tonight it will be to cloudy. the next few nights you will see it beginning tuesday night. the comets streaking through the sky at about 22 mi. per second. should remain visible for up to two weeks. some of the best meteor showers. about 30-50 per hour they're saying in the r carolina. it comes every december. we will see much tonight but maybe tomorrow. we do have fall out there right now. it's pretty sick in the western suburbs. all winter

mississippi twit. with all the visor is in effect until a cop. it should stand out but then we get to the rain. visibility down to a mile at o'hare. half a mile and bartlett. 2 mi. and midway. mid-40s. starting of mild 44 at o'hare. wind at 5-15. cause and drizzle and light rain to the west will rise this afternoon. then we get light rain tomorrow that could mix over to what snow by the evening. rain but more widespread toward the commute. brent mar morning as well. by tomorrow afternoon the cold air will catch up. if you what snowflakes. no accumulation. the forecast for today, 50, fog and drizzle. light rain tomorrow morning may be a mixed our afternoon. clearing's and colder for the week. 32 on thursday. light snow saturday back to the '30s. >> it has been rough out

there. the fog out there is what's causing the issues. we have to separate accidents on 290 outbound one semi off to the ditch at 83 and another of the ditch at lake . to be creches not far from each other. it looks like we are still dealing with all lanes down on 55. this has been there for over 30 minutes. serious accident and fall at road. the call for a medical helicopter but it could not land because of the visibility problems. the second shot 80-94 at indianapolis boulevard, same low lying falk and limited visibility. the crash blocking the entrance ramp causing delays. we are seeing heavy traffic building in through that portion. and lake shore drive second crash at the same spot. the role of a

crash at oak street now a car flip the wrong way impacting traffic southbound. volume is light with the treacherous driving conditions it's really rough out there. we will break it down and give you the traffic it coming up. this earlier fire at sheridan road a 58-58 south sheraton, a 12 story building, a fire on the third floor this morning. building was evacuated for now everybody is back in the say no other injuries and a fire has been struck. that's the latest. >> coming up in sports, the black hawks play second of back-to-back and it's a big third quarter in miami and a future nba hall of famer surpasses michael jordan of the all-time scoring list. that's coming up. >> a holiday tradition like no other, the annual total issue twit santana that does not always go as planned.

show your scared of santa pictures and we will share them the next week. the bears will cap off

their week of drama against another underachieving team on "monday night football."

the bears and saints are both five- and- eight, but new orleans still has a chance to make the playoffs, while the bears are firmly in last place. meanwhile, in football that matters, the lions came back to beat the vikings, and secure a ten- win season for the first time since 1991. they are now tied with aaron rodgers and the packers. rodgers played his worst game of the year as green bay lost to buffalo. now detroit and green bay sit on top of the nfc north with ten- and- four records. detroit won their first meeting, they play again at lambeau in the final game of the season. newest cub, jon lester, sports his blackhawks sweater. flames up a goal in the second, but hawks on the power play... jonathan toews centers to patrick sharp for his first goal since returning from injury. still tied at one in the third... hawks on the fastbreak and toews sends it to brandon saad for the go-ahead goal... his seventh of the year. antti raanta made 23 saves and the hawks win 2-1. the bulls visiting luol deng in miami.

after a slow first half, the bulls take a 23- point lead in the third... jimmy butler drives for the uncontested dunk and two of his 17 points. mike dunleavy outscored miami single handedly in the third quarter... he scored all of his points in the second half and 19 of his game- high 22 in the third. derrick rose added 14 and the bulls win their 11-th road game, easily taking care of miami 93-75. kobe bryant moved ahead of michael jordan for third place on the n-b-a's all- time scoring list with 32,292 points. the white sox signed free agent outfield melky carbera. and finally - a vancouver cancucks fan took advantage of an opportunity like only a true super fan could... check out what happened when he spotted himself on the jumbo tron during saturday night's game against the new york rangers. >> it's like he was

preparing for the whole year to do this. >> he was ready! >> the canucks went on to losebut i think we all can agree *that guy was the real winner of the night. who cares about the game. >> let's to show that the rest of the newscast pierre >> it goes on for about 30 more minutes. >> that looks like some people after a few cups of coffee. >> dense fog advisory for the western suburbs. thick fog from mchenry county all the way out to mississippi. other areas as well. . we of a mile the visibility at the airports. mid-40s looking for highs near 50. we will see a light rain this afternoon into the evening.

light rain tomorrow in the morning and then it could transition to a mix of light rain and maybe if you what snowflakes. those temperatures will be falling. 50 today. light rain and drizzle. 38 tomorrow afternoon after starting in the 40's. it will clear out on wednesday. >> looking bad out there we have problems. we have a fire at 58-58 sheridan road. a 12 story building, a high rise. fire on the third floor they had to evacuate everyone they got the fire out and residents have been allowed back inside. no serious injuries with this fire. just cleanup and investigation. there are still some road closures out there. we're watching these crashes, we have slide off out there on the eisenhower, one at 83 and another at the 0 lb. athlete and all lanes are down a

road to semi trucks that collided with a thick fog in that area. same thick fog causing issues along e-94 and indianapolis boulevard. ramp is still blocked with a fender bender. all service for matra electric along the south shore line for 93 to stoney island has been restored. that's it to traffic. >> coming up, an update on the hostage situation in australia. and dick cheney goes on record about the blasting the cia reports. and a high-speed chase what officers found in the back seat. >> and the latest trend in women's fashion and it has to do with market here. but first...here's your vine just do it unless you don't feel like it the need to do later. alex pictures as well they're not too expensive.

good morning, it's monday, december 15th. i'm dan ponce. lourdes and demetrius are off today. tim mcgill is in for demetrius and has a quick look at the forecast. the let's check in on traffic first . in a month

low lying fault is a big problem out there. visibility is an issue. first accident on the outbound bake just kick it off. a semi off into the ditch at 83. the second semi off the road at lake. not too far from each other causing backups. an even bigger issue is the stevenson. a road all lanes are down. they have been down for nearly 50 minutes after 2 semi trucks collided. the backups go past lorenzo road. over 3 mi. at this point. this is going into the morning rush so it's a big problem . fall so that they could not land at the medical helicopter to help the victims in those accidents. a-94, more of the same, limited visibility another crash partially blocking the indianapolis black bart entrance ramp. and lake shore drive, to separate crashes in the same spot. one was a roll over and now we have a car that collided and took the wrong

way far right lane is blocked. issues out there we will keep tabs on that and bring you another update in a few minutes. for more on default and changing weather lets go to tim mcgill. >> starting off fairly mild. temperatures in the mid to upper 40's. falk is an issue. reduced visibility down to about one-third. look at the temperatures, 44 important. 45 downtown. pries out of the south at 5-15. if bob advisory for the western suburbs for the next two hours. then the light rain. only some snow in the seven day forecast. >> we're following developing news out of australia, where a hostage standoff approaches 13- hours. this started when a gunman stormed a lindt chocolate shop in sydney. some of the hostages were forced to hold up a black flag, with arabic writing, against the window. five hostages have since gotten out. police are not saying if they escaped or if they

were set free. one local report says they've counted about 15- men and women, but no children. the gunman is reportedly demanding an i-sis flag and a phone call from australia's prime minister. this witness says he saw the gunman through the window. >> he was called just pacing and looking out. and customers were still sitting at the tables. i don't know how alert to the work as to what was happening. >> police have identified the gunman's name, but they're telling media not to release it. the prime minister says he's politically motivated. a murder charge has been filed in the shooting death of a 15-year-old boy who was protecting his twin brother.police say four people approached demario bailey and his brother as they walked under a viaduct on 63rd near state street, saturday afternoon. police say the robbers started going through the boys' pockets. bailey got into a fight with one of them, who was on top of his brother. police say that's when 17- year-old carlos johnson shot

bailey in the chest. he died at the scene. >> traumatized, can you imagine? the next minute your brother is laying on the ground . >> it's all sad and tragic that people can't come together and just live. >> bailey would have turned 16 tomorrow. carlos johnson will appear in bond court today for his death, and in connection with a robbery that took place minutes earlier. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. investigators are looking into what caused a fire in the city's east chatham neighborhood that claimed the life of one woman yesterday. investigators say it started on the third floor in this building at 79th and maryland avenue. the woman was identified as marquita ashford. she leaves behind 9 children. the decision to close 9 catholic schools across the archdiocese... is final. despite an outcry among parents and students of the affected schools... new archbishop blase cupich said the closure plan "must move forward". the decision came amid rising costs and declining enrollments.

illinois board of education chairman gery chico is endorsing mayor emanuel for re-election. chico ran against emanuel four years ago, but now he says he supports the mayor because he can get things done. another former emanuel opponent, miguel del valle, is endorsing jesus garcia for mayor. take a look at this video and its been seen thousands of times. new transportation the show's pilot car crashes on city streets. this is an effort to promote safer driving. the video of notes of 125 people are killed in the annual car crashes. more than 15,000 are injured. 3000 are pedestrians. for more information you can go to the chicago website. learn more about it. >> rauner also plans on

makingformer vice president dick cheney says he would not change the way the u-s interrogated terror suspects after the september eleventh attacks. cheney says the report released last week by the senate intelligence committee was "seriously flawed". it claimed the c-i-a used brutal interrogation tactics that didn't lead to any information that stopped attacks. cheney says the techniques authorized by the president were *not torture, and they *did produce results. >> our objective is to get those guys who did not 11 and to avoid more. it has worked for 13 years. we avoided another mass casualty attack, we didn't capture osama bin laden. the captured those people who were responsible. i would do it again in a minute. >> when asked specifically about waterboarding, cheney said the way it was done was not torture. he also said rectal hydrations and feedings were done for medical reasons. we're learning new information about what led the fatal shooting of a freshman football player at

auburn university. markdale hart is being held on felony murder charges in the death of 18-year old jakell mitchell. mitchell's girlfriend says he was arguing with a man at a party ... when someone pulled a handgun and opened fire. he later died at a hospital. mitchell was expected to compete for a starting spot as a tight end or halfback next season. two babies, born in two different states ... share one special birthday and time. victoria jones was born in arizona on saturday at 10- eleven a-m. combine that with the date, and she was born at 10- eleven ... on 12, 13, 14. another baby in ohio shares the same birth time and date. there won't be another sequential calendar date for 20 years. it will happen on january second of 20-34. this weekend marked a special day... 12-13-14. it's a rare sequential date we won't see again in our lifetimes...making it a special day for couples getting married. according to david's bridal, more than 13-thousand couples registered their weddings for saturday. that's twice as many as

december 13th of last year. around 100-thousand pounds of luxury chocolate was found near naples, italy. thats about 1-million dollars worth of lindor product retrieved... and there's still plenty more chocolate goodness still out there... the sweet-toothed thieves stole more than 500-thousand pounds of it back in august. the overall cost of the theft is more than 7-million dollars... two people working for delivery firms were arrested. where better to the top of this when we talk about chocolate. >> it's a pretty mild today . 15 above average. we have dense fog advisory in effect for the western suburbs. it goes all west to the mississippi until 88 am. just because we don't have that in effect for all county still expect fall to be secured visibility down to half a mile in some spots. blog is thick. we will have some light rain this afternoon from the arc of rain and shower stretching back to st. louis. drizzle and maybe a

few sports is this morning . light rain were steady into the afternoon and evening. rain is more widespread here tomorrow morning's rush-hour will see light rain as well. by evening cold air comes behind the system temperatures will tumble and we could mix in some wet snowflakes as that system departs. uppermost parts the moisture will be gone. 50 degrees today with falk. it will be thick in spots. drizzle this morning rain this afternoon. light rain could mix with snowflakes for the evening. we start off at 43 around midnight. clearing and colder wednesday partly cloudy high of 30. looks like dry to the week. very little snowed in the forecast. >> we have been working in tandem because of the fall causing so many accidents. the latest, a car into a building at 79 and ashland. police are on the scene

tending to that. the double semite crash one about 290 where is the my ran off into a ditch and 83. still clean that up. not far from their outbound we have a second semi off on the road. we do have everything to shut down for almost one hour it's been that way inbound 55 and road. two semi trucks collided. emergency writ responder took nearly 40 minutes to get the driver extricated from the car. his condition is not known. they could not even planned the medical helicopter because of the fall. that same fault is causing issues in northwest indiana . 80-94 indianapolis will bar, crash still blocking the entrance ramp. huge delays there and causing a lot of backups in both directions with deeper delays. lakeshore drive, two separate accidents in the same spot at the treat. a rollover accident out of the way and 15 minutes later

another car basically collided with a second vehicle still flocked around facing the wrong way at oak street blocking the left lane. lots of things happening out there. we are watching it all but first let's look at the troubled times coming up in just a few minutes to >> lawmakers on capitol hill avoid another shut down. details of the break. and when we return we had to the newsroom for dean has details on bill cosby is breaking his silence, sort of. >> good morning . talking about what's trending online including a former nfl wide receiver. he's back in the news for a tip he laughed at a restaurant. was it good or bad? we will tell you more coming up. the senate passed a 1-

point-1 trillion dollar spending a shutdown for most of next year. the bill is loaded with add-ons... including extending the freeze on state and local internet access taxes and easing rules requiring more whole grains in school lunches. it also extends a ban on government spending to enforce the phase-out of old-fashioned light bulbs and blocks the justice department from raiding

medical marijuana shops in states that permit them. it may be the most wonderful time of the year... but for the u-s postal service it's also the busiest. today is the biggest mailing day of the year... more than 600 million cards and packages are expected to be processed. fedex says it may be their biggest day in history-- predicting more than 22 million packages... for procrastinators... the post office will be opened 7 days this coming week... the deadline for packages with a christmas arrival date is next saturday. take a look at the monday morning forecast. >> good morning . starting off a mild but foggy. thick fog advisory in effect for the western suburbs. the camry and king county. even though you may not have a fall device 34 county, the fault is it that . 43 at the o'hare . 44 in waukegan. looking for a high near 50. we drop into the '30's by tomorrow. >> it has been a rough go . we still have all these accidents out there in the one inbound stevenson

pulaski this is the second accident we have been watching. further by river road everything is completely blocked . no one is getting through. it's been like that for almost one hour . to semi trucks collided. heavy fog. that may be part of the reason we are seeing so many accidents. almost 40 minutes just to get the driver out of the truck. his condition not known. still dealing with the fog there and more fall because in another accident at easy-94 at indianapolis boulevard. the entrance ramp is blocked. more traffic coming up. >> the morning. were all doing good. to have a good weekend? looking at everything trending online, we knew miss world. i knew it would be south africa . at put that down.

miss south africa she is a fourth year medical student. wants to help spread education in her homeland. strauss beat out 120 other contestants... including elizabeth sarafit from the u-s... who came in third. >> miss world and miss universe i can't really get a different pair >> you win this one you go to miss universe. we all remember chad *ochocinco johnson for his big plays and big personality as an nfl wide receiver. well now we can add *big tipper to his list of accomplishments. johnson tweeted this photo last night, showing what appears to be a credit card receipt from a restaurant. johnson left a 300 dollar tip for his server, leaving the message *sundays are slow, this should help.* he adds in the tweet - the tip is in the message, not the money. and then he broke i love you? >> the shedd aquarium's newest resident finally has a name.the rescued baby otter-- once known as pup 6- 81-- is now named "luna". she was about a week old and weighed just two pounds when

she was discovered all alone in northern california. since the shedd took her in, she's gained weight steadily. the aquarium had a promotion to give her a name. more than ten-thousand people voted. and this gramm here in the trend in women, dyeing your armpit hair. take a look at these pictures. blue and even bedazzling it. a little bow in there. this goes back to seattle apparently according to the near post. a hairdresser who started this trend matching the armpit hair dye to the hair dye. lady . check it out.

looking at a mild day near 50. light rain and drizzle and fog. we could see some what stuff like small. >> fall out on the roads. we have a crash inbound 55 at pulaski. everything is shut down as it has been for almost one hour after 2 semi trucks collided pitfall been reported. you can see visibility is limited. we

are dealing with a car into a building at 79 and ashland. a new crash along belmont and boston. we will break it down for you and keep our tabs on that. it has been a rough out there. dean is in the newsroom with all the entertainment stories of the day. >> more fallout from that massive sony hack. producers of the new james bond movie say an early version of the screenplay for the upcoming film *spectre is among material that has been stolen and made public. the producers say they will pursue legal action against anyone who publishes the stolen script. besides bond, all kinds of spoilers are leaking for other upcoming films, including a big potential cameo in the upcoming captain america 3 film. after weeks of remaining quite, bill cosby has *kind of* broken his silence. many emails were also released from that sony hack. including talking

about the film in the interview which talks about the assassination of the north korean dictator. they've sent out a letter to major news organizations asking them not to publish any more leaked information. it is essentially stolen property. after weeks after remaining quiet about all the abuse allegations, bill cosby has kind of broken his silence. speaking to a new york post reporter on friday... the comedian declined to talk about the sexual allegations surrounding him. instead, he asked the black media to stay objective and *neutral as victims come forward. he also praised his wife of 50-years for standing by him throughout the controversy. more than 20 women have come forward saying cosby drugged, raped and assaulted them...most recently, fashion icon beverly johnson. his attorney has denied the allegations. cosby has not been charged with a crime. lindsay lohan says she has no plans to return to los angeles to live.

in a recent interview, she says living london has been an eye-opening experience. it made her realize the nightlife scene in l-a helped trigger her downward spiral. lohan says that living in london has allowed her to grow up and that she has no plans to return to the destructive party scene... and intense media scrutiny she suffered in los angeles. it's a boy for kourtney kardashian and scott disick. the biblical epic "exodous: gods and kings" beat out the latest "hunger games" installment, taking the top spot at the weekend box office, with 24 and a half million dollars. it's still a long way to go before the film breaks even with it's 140 million dollar budget. "mockingjay part one" fell to the number two spot, followed by "penguins of madagascar", chris rock's "top five" and "big hero 6.' >> coming of talking about the new movie nights at the museum three. >> but does address let's see what's next. >> police discovered possible new evidence in the backyard of a home that could be linked to the disappearance of a woman more than 20 years ago. and

learning details about the air bag controversy and just called the problem has been known. and the latest on the hostage crisis in australia and why the ride sharing companyrideuber is being accused of taking advantage of the situation. that's coming up.

>> welcome to gospel truth celebrating the good news of jesus christ, the coming of the savior of the world, emmanuel, god with us, and now, here's gospel truth bible teacher >> andrew wommack. welcome to our monday's broadcast of the gospel truth. this week i am going to continue a series that i started last week talking about don't limit god. i've got a brand new book out on this by that title. the subtitle is imagine yourself successful, and last week i ed