. >> we do have that bridgework over to lakeshore drive which started yesterday. it will last until 5:00 a.m. thursday morning. also impact in the state street ramp which is temporarily closed. it will be slow through their especially as we had to rush hour. and ongoing work in the park has north coast to addison. working on the road crossings. we of the picture here from yesterday you can see pretty extensive project issued last tour of the second. numbers look good. next light volume. the full update with your commute times in just a few minutes. >>a refugee camp and a hospital in gaza are the latest flashpoints in the three-week war between israel and hamas. palestinian media say 18 people were killed this morning in new attacks. hamas blames israel, but israel says it was a *hamas rocket that did the damage. a hamas radio station, and the home of a hamas leader, were also hit. amid u.n. calls for a cease- fire, the warring parties differ over the ultimate solution to the crisis. >> we need a political solution. military solutions won't produce anything other t

be doing some deck repairs starting at 10:00 this morning you can expect clean blockages on the lakeshore drive ramp and 55 at lake shore drive. that's all kicking off atomic clock ticking you through thursday. >> how one company says the new google class can actually read your mind. and researchers discover a link between the smell and a common disease. and the thrilling and to the world cup as germany wins for the first time in more than 20 years. >> face book came to chicago last week to put on a boot camp for owners how to improve their presence on social network. i ask the face book executives your questions about your page including how to get more post to show up in your followers news feed. that story coming up. so this board gives me rates on progressive direct and other car insurance companies? yes. but you're progressive and they're them. -yes. -but they're here. -yes. -are you... -there? -yes. -no. -are you them? i'm me. but the lowest rate is from them. -yes. -so them's best rate is... here. so where are them? -aren't them here? -i already asked you that. -when? -feels like a

department and indicating trespasser hill i think my most significant produce i'm a graduate from lakeshore and the local high school it's not two along these i was sitting in our seats with anticipation of what lies ahead i'm going to say hourlong i love graduations it's a light of celebration for families to get together and to celebrate the hard work you've demonstrated over the last several years. it's for some graduation is starts the lives of the working folk maybe 2 or 4, 6, 78, 8 of more education and schooling for you that's a special day to take a moment to reflect and thank the friends and families and mentor and coaches everyone tha that thas has brought to this point and assisted you in 4th of july what i want to do in our life so if you haven't had a moment to recognition our aunt and uncles and family members we have to put our hands together for all the family members that made this possible. and tomorrow is interesting tomorrow you'll begin to face we rae life decisions are going to have real life consequences b think about that before you possess that post that convertible

corporation off and on in 1946 we manufacturer the description of paints and the focus of the store at lakeshore will be the architecture paint priorities to the homeowner in a professional paint krooshth contractor we're interested in coming to san francisco there are no full supervisors in the neighborhood. we also provide a full line of zero 4 example 0 c product. fm we get involved in the community that we live in and work in and in the past several months we've nachltd our time to the boys and girls club and the plays workers education and for the last several years donated 5 hundred gallons of paint to the organizations in san francisco >> thank you. >> all of our comments we're available for questions you may have. >> any public comment on that item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner moore >> only one quick comment the commission has always been supportive of formula retail moving in the support of formula retail space with a specific kind i size and mostly in the locations particularly whether they're part of a center their conducive of continuing their occupancy move t

. >> reporter: the retreat is funded by the nonprofit lakeshore foundation.but they tell us their connections are almost instant. the benefits may last a lifetime it's incredibly liberating, being around my own peer group as women veterans. it really allows me to sort of let down my guard. i can actually be prnt here and just try things. >> reporter: recovery is a process. at this retreat they met someone else who understands. mark strassmann, cbs news, birmingham, alabama. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," an update on the negotiations for a cease-fire between israel and hamas, plus more on famed quarterback john elway's emotional reaction to broncos owner pat bowman steppiste bowlen stepping down and we talk with ivanna trump on a new luxury hotel opening. that's it for the cbs krbsz. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> and to take it is thursday july 24th good morning, i'm ukee washington. >>> aim he natasha brown. here are stories we are following today. new developments offer ni

if you live around lakeshore and pasadena, heads up in that portion of an rund l county. i-95 to quantico and the potomac, a strong storm here. itis moving to charles county to waldorf in the next 20 to 30 minut minutes. we are not quite done with the storms just yet. the severe thunderstorm watch goes until 8:00 tonight. there may be more storms after that. another round of storms tomorrow. the latest on the next couple days in the forecast. >>> a blast from the past. nadya suleman admitted to welfare fraud. in l.a., she pled guilty to getting welfare getting paid for personal appearances. she illegally collected $26,000 in welfare benefits. a judge sentenced her to -- by the way, she's known as the octomom. she has to pay a small fine. the lawyer says she's paid back the welfare money she took. >>> it is official, citibank is going to pay $7 billion in a mortgage probe. erika gonzalez is here in the studio to explain. this is a big deal. >> yes, it is. we want to remind you, we mentioned it to you last week. this started to come out and it's a lot of money. citigroup wi

but spectators gathered on the lakeshore are on the verge of witnessing a release of a staggering amounts they stand almost beneath it, the face of the glacier crumbles before their eyes. the crashing ice sends soring waves directly to the bystanders. it all happens in seconds. there's no time to react. >> there's one person who is not moving at all, even after the biggest piece falls in. my impression is he's still trying to take pictures. >> the powerful wave slams a dozen victims into the freezing lake, and lashes them against the rocks. >> the water was very cold. there were beaten by the wave and taken away. they could have hit their head on the rocks. >> it's a terrifying moment, waiting to see if everyone is accounted for. >> in this case the risk was very high, and people underestimated the risk. >> scientists think the dramatic event was caused by heavy rains in previous weeks. >> and so all this water was somehow stored in the glacier. and it started to move within the glacier. >> everyone survives, but a dozen people sustain injuries, and many more are shaken by the experience

we saw some big afternoon delays yesterday on self lakeshore all the causes brain blockages. >> a stillcluding how much corruption is costing every illinois residents. and the first round of children who entered the u.s. illegally are back in the native countries. and the man who lost his leg for the boston marathon is celebrating a new milestone. and weird al he takes on happy. will see his new song coming up. four children are hurt when a car crashes into a horse-drawn carriage. >> the chicago teachers union president planning for a possible prawn against the mayor. and the president and congress are pushing for an extension before the federal highways trust fund runs out of cash. good morning, i'm dan ponce. erin joins us at the top of the hour. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. hi, demetrius. >> high temperature of 70 degrees today. it hasn't been this cold in quite some time. were talking about cool temperatures in the middle of july. the worst number is what people aren't asking, the breeze will pick up high near 70. that will be near the airport. closer to t

a rebuild of north lakeshore drive is also being recommended... as many areas are nearly 80 years old. chicago's department of transportation will host the meeting - happening at 1 p-m in the drake hotel ballroom.. the "taste of chicago" starts tomorrow at grant park and runs through sunday. 64 restaurants and 16-food trucks will take part this year. admission is still free, but food and drink tickets will cost you "eight dollars and 50- cents" for 12-tickets... that's up 50-cents from last year. marcus leshock will be *live tomorrow starting at 4, with a look at some of the new offerings this year. chicago's moody tongue brewing company debuted just a few weeks ago.. and already.. they're launching a beer costing as much as 120- dollars a bottle.. the shaved black truffle pilsner.. will become one of the most expensive beers ever sold in chicago. made with rare black truffles.. it's intended to be paired with food - coming in 22-ounce bottles. the price will reflect the ingredients... just a pound of black truffles costs more than 1-thousand doll

lakeshore east tower will be built sometime in 2018. three connecting zigzaging high rises, e nine stories and spans 1,100 ft. tall including a luxury hotel and apartment. none of the plants have been submitted. >> that beats the traffic package i am working on not yet submitted. but it's in the works. >> coming up in 2018 ... >> let's take a look outside. it has been really nice for the last few days. right now on michigan avenue we have clear conditions. we are beginning to dry out. >> that to you know it's nice when the dead 66 calyou get six >> here's the current temperature. hi today will be in the low 80s. 80 by 2:00 p.m. purify p.m. we're stuck in the. i love when the weather is so nice. but we are expecting some action into friday. chance of showers and storms in the seven days forecast. >> 290, we have ongoing construction we're watching this morning. the stretch from ferndale heading south bound taking out to left lane spirit will be picked up here in about 30 minutes. doing work on the rich 83 off ramp coming off for people h

this is on 55 from the dan ryan to lakeshore drive. lane the blockage through their starting at 10:00 going all the way until 5:00. should be wrapped up by thursday. >> still more to come. the tiny new addition to the wgn family. >> and california takes action against those who are caught wasting water. >> and reporter speaks out after being almost shot of reporting on a story. >> and the new weird al video is out today. will have more coming out today. will have more coming out. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because it gives me zero heartburn... annc: prilosec otc the number one doctor recommend frequent heartburn medicine for nine straight years. one pill each morning 24 hours zero heartburn. for hours-- but were not able to get a city sticker before the midnight deadline. what the city is doing now, after a computer problem. what cardinal george says needs to be done with all the children illegally crossing the border. and a community this together to combat a heroin problem. good morning, i'm dan ponce

tomorrow impacting the ramp at 55 and lakeshore drive. that will be there until 5:00 tomorrow morning. >> look who's here. >> you know we did the mr. bright side segment where i find people in the community doing good things. i got an e-mail from my face book friend who said her husband went through a transformation in which she told me the inspiration's i knew it was his destiny that i was supposed to do this story. take a look. >> high school sweethearts. bill and janet have been married for 20 years. >> he's my soul mate. he's a wonderful man and he does everything for me. i don't know what to say. his great. >> as the years went by bill started to gain weight. >> it was over 15-20 lbs. per year than it got worse. i had 300 and things were getting tough. even getting into the car was difficult. just doing normal activities was getting difficult. just the everyday things. >> he was approaching 40 years old, one morning he woke up and decided that would be the day he would change his life. >> that's what was. i just went to the health cl

over to the bridge-repair, this is going from 55 to lakeshore drive. it looks like it is scheduled to open again in about 30 minutes. will see that state street ramp reopened. everything else is moving along pretty well. or are to break that down for you with your next traffic hit in a few minutes. >> charges are pending against the person responsible for a crash that killed an elderly man on the north side. 71-year-old frank kiley was loading groceries into his car at sheridan and balmoral yesterday morning, when he was hit and pinned against his car. witnesses say the driver of the other car was speeding and ran a red light, causing a chain reaction crash that included a c-t-a bus. three weeks after a united airlines flight attendant was murdered in gary, her *daughter has been charged with killing her mother. de-carol cain's body was found in the trunk of a car... beaten, stabbed, and wrapped in plastic. police say alyssa barrett had a stormy relationship with her mother. barrett's boyfriend da-marius wren was charged with cain's murder, two weeks a

lakeshore drive at the intersection of 55 heading north paris, the exit ramp to northbound is a single lane. a bit of a squeeze that's through thursday. numbers overall look good. nice weather is helping. if full rundown with all your commute times in just a few minutes. coming up, the suburb that's what it's used to cut back on your electricity. >> and donald sterling talks with the guy who wants to buy the clippers. >> and new developments at the crisis at the border as a governor perry readies his national guard. >> and whites looking likely like the obama is will settle out west when five people killeo crashes on i 55. we're live with new information about the victims and drivers involved. >> the flight recorders from the plane crash have been turned over to malaysian officials. what they won't hold all the answers. >> could be the hottest day of the summer. the temperature and humidity make it feel like 100 degrees. >> good morning in for dan. and i'm erin mcelroy. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. is a big day in the weather department. >> forecasting the su

it affects thousands of feet of oh lakeshore properties in my county and along the whole route.> your organization proposed an alternate route. what are the benefits of the substitute passage ways you put forth? >> one, our route takes the pipeline away from any of minnesota's lake country. one of their executives said they prefer a pipe in agriculture land. we came up with a route that takes it through. it's easy access to build. farmers can put it back into production. that was our plan to keep it out of the source waters and put it in the lowest risk part of the state. we still get to keep the pipeline johns. the state keeps its tax revenue that comes from the pipeline. >> enbridge says 97% of land owners welcomed surveyors for the pipeline. what do you say to those residents? >> i would say resist. this permit has not yet been approved by the state. the company gets to do the easements first. then they come to the state to ask for permission to build a pipe. and the route. the process is backwards. it should be need, route, then contacting land owners. >> thank you for your

. >> being able to get behind the wheel of his own and cruise down lakeshore drive this in chicago. you know, without a giant motorcade. well, i felt badly for him and on the freeway this morning, we did come pretty close. because i know it was new technology that lets cars communicate with other vehicles and even infrastructure like stoplights. [applause] that's right. our engineers here are proving that talking cars are not just science fiction, that they're right here. and soon they may be on the road too. i won't go into too much detail right now, but the vehicle to vehicle or what we call v to v or vehicle to infrastructure technology or v to i, that technology's being constructed here and has the potential to stop crashes before they happen, it also can cut greenhouse emissions. that sounds pretty good to me. now, i wish i could say -- [applause] i wish i could say this kind of progress is happening in every corner of america's transportation system, but unfortunately i can't. there are a lot of places where our infrastructure is a relic of another era, and is we need to fix -

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. >> and one of my favorite runs on lakeshore drive, chicago.t glacier national park in montana, it made it. the beautiful landscape, can't beat it. i'm going to stay over here. >> you at home decided this. >> weigh in on your favorite on facebook and twitter, gmafave. tell us your pick. we will reveal the winner live on thursday. start voting right now. ginger? >> i can't wait to see other beautiful places. that would include phoenix. they have a heat advisory. by wednesday/thursday, some of the hottest air, 114 or 115. other beautiful shots, first in florida, this would be in my top five. i have to say. it's a beautiful part of our nation. that is for sure. and there in missouri, the cumulus clouds adds up. and a big headline today. with the heat fueling all of it, severe storms later this afternoon and evening, especially north dakota first, and progress through minnesota, and minneapolis in the overnight hours. look for the strong to severe storms. hail, damaging wind, >>> good morning. i'm mike nicco. slightly humid with slow clearing from