randi belisomo is live at the bridgeview courthouse with a preview. >> good morning. if she takes the stand today, her testimony could help rehab her dad's image for the jurors. they been hearing a series of women and reports of affairs with the defendant. prosecutors rested their case yesterday in the 2010 murder of his wife while his daughter, a sportscaster was at the courthouse and met with the defense for about an hour. evidence expert wrapped up three days of testimony tying together physical evidence from the bedroom where the woman died. it was displaced when he rapture in sheets and drove the body to the hospital the defense team stresses there is a money exchange for reviewing the case. there will be explanations for the bloodstains on the suspect's shirt as transfer stains and that's better. her appearance here was the first since her trial started. it will get underway at 9:00 a.m.. back to you. >> the united states, canada and the european union are all offering political and financial support for the new government of ukraine. but andrew spencer reports,

randi belisomo is *live at new trier high school in winnetka with more. >> good morning. everything is anonymous on yik yak and comments posted there are inappropriate and inflammatory. some schools are warning students and asking them to stay away from the app. there is no sign up, no profile, no password with yik yak an anonymous live feed is what people are saying and doing in the area. it's driven entirely by users they create the content load it up and down and report inappropriate behavior. a high school district here some of the post included students name according to a letter that was sent to parents. the district block the app from its network the students can still access secure mobile providers. lake forest high school has blocked as well. whitney young magnet has school has threatened disciplinary action against students using the app. the website reads that users must be 17 or older to take part and that anonymity is very powerful allowing users to get rid of any preconceived notions about them and start with a blank slate. back tosecretary of state john ker