right now we have 50 degrees in waukegan. 51 and rochelle. rochelle dropped down into the 40's yesterday. that could potentially happen again today. the radar get to rest because there's no rain or cloud cover for about five days. today's high temperatures 78. tomorrow we make 79. a warm-up to make everyone happy up to 82 by saturday. sunday, 83. it will be caught outside by monday. >> in new accident in bound bishop ford at stoney island. left lane is blocked. you can see the traffic moving as slow as 20 mi.. that's the road since retracted that. accident investigation still tying up the north end of 47. close from 20 over to 72. that has been the story for the last hour. once that wraps up and open approach will let you know. >>chicago police are looking for two men who robbed several people at gun point on an orange line train. tonya francisco is live at the c-t-a's roosevelt stop with the latest on the investigation. >> good morning. the guardian angels are on the job out this morning putting up wanted posters all around the area warning

that responsible for that so that's what she said because economic sanctions in her view will hurt rochelle you've heard the russian means that one. it will stop and it's you know to a weapon isn't an economic sanction if you will in this times of war thank you so much indeed for coming into the studio today really appreciate that alexander. thank you it's my pleasure thank you. the brics bank was knowledge this week that will and to change the globe's financial infrastructure the development bank will rival the i.m.f. the world bank and office support the a mugging economy is the development bank will have initial capital of fifty billion dollars that could rise to one hundred billion funded equally by each nation and be headquartered in shanghai china with the president c initially held by india there will also be as a reserve fund for the five bric members see it as a mini i.m.f. i spoke to professor of economics well enough sufi his take on the significance of this new financial institution i think that is actually increases their potential influence at the world bank and the i.m.f. whi

. >> reporter: that's rochelle king at the dmd today. the northeast resident says when she travels abroad, she packs two d.c. driver's licenses, the old one which says washington d.c., and the new one which says the district of columbia. >> it's black and white and the other one was violet color. >> reporter: which do you like? >> my old license. >> reporter: she leaves on vacation soon and has heard the report of the tsa agent who did not recognize the new d.c. driver's license. >> because i'm going to travel tomorrow out of the country and i didn't know if they would recognize the new one. >> reporter: transportation security administration spokesperson telling usa today there have been only two incidents reported of tsa agents not recognizing the new d.c. driver's license. she says passengers may have been held up for all of 30 seconds until a supervisor was able to put another set of eyes on the ids, but since this story was put on the web it's gone viral and they're getting complaints from other federal territory like puerto rico an

rochelle, what can you tell me about oysters? >> they are in trouble but they are sort of the canary in the coal mine. i went up to the coast to figure out how science is working to figure out what's going on. why don't we take a swim? >> it's not every day you can tag along with the california oyster farmer. >> that little island out there? >> it's so small. >> i know. >> when you do, it's truly exhilarating. >> this floating in the water we called sand waves, one of the ways we grow our baby oysters. >> the 15 mile long bay is peppered with some of the largest oyster farms including the world famous hog island oyster company. >> these are those racks that they are pulling now. each one of those will have 800 oysters in it. demanding? there? oifters. >> the pay-off is delicious t terri sawyer has been farming shellfish on this bay for over 25 years. his company provides up to 3 million oysters a year to area. >> we've got water coming in bringing in all of the oxygen, the food, everything these guys need to grow. >> as you can i

the picture began right here out and rochelle. these things reached 43,000 ft. into the atmosphere. but before brief heavy downpours. we will see those rekindled again. a neat rainbow with the rain shaft and cortland illinois. from galena and plan of illinois. look at this. rain shaft in that area. he is one of those beautiful sunsets. this one from twin lakes wisconsin. this is one of the byproducts of the smoke. here's an analysis from noah. the little red dots are where there are actual burning fires right now. >> that is flooded down into the midwest. we've had the ears or you can demonstrably look at a reduction of temperatures. may have in a small way contributed along with a lot of other factors. here are these little pimas. they will build vertically. we have this on stable atmosphere that we have been telling about. as the air ascends and becomes buoyant. they could be coming off and on the right into saturday it looks like. the coverage on saturday will favor the southern suburbs. about 30 percent of the area make it and on one. 30 percent on friday. 20 percent on saturday

and it is and it is rochelle supported separatism of which is actually the destabilizing element in the east of ukraine so so you know coming up with the deaf october of this situation in crimea and then . sort of telling us to figure it out on respect that no will never respect it will never respect this annex ation in this way of crimea to russia but mr fuller i think i am very well aware of the european position on the crimean referendum but they got at least there was a referendum there and people had a chance to voice that political opinion in the face of ukraine we have one part of the country waging a conflict with the not a part of the country and they have no referenda you think was war and it was either one of them you called them up and you know no no i'm sorry i mean referenda in the presence of the people in the group in uniforms without insignia about whom the first here there are no two hours and then couple of weeks after all there have been hours. so referendum under the collar snicko that's one thing the second thing the same could be said about the elections on may tw

rochelle works as a medical assistant in san ramon and says a couple weeks ago she was home cooking dinnerhen she heard a woman outside screaming that a man was drowning. she says the man had jumped into the pool to save his own daughter. the daughter was safe, but the father was at the bottom of the pool. she says she instinctively jumped right into the water to save the man. >> i got him out of the pool. i saw he had no heart rate, and i just started cpr on him. so i did compression and gave him mouth to mouth. after about two or three compressions, he started to cough up the water. >> tonight an alameda county fire captain told us that you can't train people to do what she did, and he called her a hero. >>> children and adults learn life-saving water safety skills today at an east bay pool. the contra costa county fire department joined the life guards to show how to save someone in distress in the water. life guards say it's really important for participants to designate an adult to watch the children in the water. >> there's multiple adults around, you know, might think that someone e

it's 56 at the lakefront. 51 in union and rochelle. the win for the coolest spot here at only 47 degrees. relief is coming our way. a legend when. 79 degrees on friday. saturday 79 again. sunday we make 82 dry for the weekend. showers and storms early next week. >> let's start with the ramp at 80 and calumet. the resurfacing of the ramps which is for the cause some big delays its doors today and goes through friday. impacting the eastbound 80-94 traffic. you will get detour around their also, work continues along the river bridge. that will go to july 27th. lane restrictions for people heading northbound on the road. everything else out there is looking good including the expressway's and the tollways. that's the look of traffic. >>major computers problems forced people to wait for hours to buy a new city sticker just hours before the midnight deadline. now that deadline has been pushed back a day. tonya francisco is *live on the northwest side with the details. not good news for people waiting in line all night. >> good morning. peopl

. >> reporter: rochelle venezuela lived in the second story unit.as making dinner for her and her daughter. >> they were screaming help, help. >> reporter: she ran down, and jumped in the water. her neighbor no longer struggling at the edge of the pool but drowning at the bottom. the neighbor jumped into the pool to save his own daughter. she was safe. he was not. >> once i got him out of the pool i thought he had no heart rate. i just started cpr on him. so i did compression and gave him mouth to mouth after about two or three compressions he started to cough up the water. >> reporter: she went down there with the intent to pull him out of the pool. >> reporter: alameda fire captain bryan ferr era responded to the call. >> you can't train what she did. you can't train for that. it's human instinct and not everyone has it and she's definitely a hero. >> reporter: venezuela says her strength is fueled by her daughter and her strength is now helping this little girl to come home and see her dad. >> that little girl wouldn't have a father if i had not

types stronger than what's in your coffee cup being blamed for the death of a teenager in ohio and rochelle franzen has more. >> we know about caffeine and caffeine pills. this is caffeine powder and potent and widely available popular with athletes. health officials now say small amounts can be deadly. that after an ohio teen overdosed. logan steiner was a standout high school student and wrestler in ohio. just days away from graduating in may when his brother found the teen unresponsive at home. his death shocked the community. >> he was just a terrific kid. i mean, they loved having him there. >> reporter: the autopsy report that followed was even more shocking. the county corps row another finding the cause of death a lethal amount of caffeine in his system, more than 2 times the amount found in a typical serving of coffee or soda. his family learning after his death he was taking caffeine powder. >> leads into cardic arrhythmia, speeding heart and leads into seizures and those are two things that took his life. >> reporter: it is a popular stimulant experts say easily available in pure

. >> reporter: that's rochelle king at the dmv today, northeast resident saying when she travels abroad, she tacks two d.c. driver's licenses, the old one -- packs two d.c. driver's licenses, the old one which says washington d.c. and the one which says district of columbia. >> it's black and white. >> reporter: which do you like? >> my old license. >> reporter: shelly is on vacation soon and heard the report of the tsa agent who did not recognize the new d.c. license. >> because i'm going to travel tomorrow out of the country and i didn't know if they would recognize the new one as an original driver's license, so i want to make sure that they know this was just an address change. >> reporter: the transportation security administration spokeswoman told usa today there have been only two reports of agents not recognizing the new d.c. driver's license. she said passengers may have been held up all of 30 seconds until a supervisor was able to put another set of eyes on the ids. do you feel confident if you have to travel abroad or go through customs or anything with the new driver's licen

new rochelle, new york. i think waters is patronizing and condescending, its questions were silly.tson, nothing was gained by sending waters to the now convention, he should have asked serious questions. i think he thought they were serious christine shield, reno, nevada, jesse is to be commended showing poise and dignity while being mistreated. i am utterly disgusted with now. barbara ratliff, now is a bitter group that thinks women are victims. joannie brown, riverside, iowa, these gals do not represent me, i am confident in my personhood. michael rose, lake forest, california, who knew that now really stands for not obliging water waters. if waters had been arrested would you have bailed him out? depends on how much the bond was, but i definitely would have taken up a collection or something. maybe not definitely, but i probably would have. >> nick paris, paris, france. can't wait to read killing patton. it will be out in september, nick, you can preorder it now, you can become a bill o'reilly premium member, it will be sent to you guys first, for fre barbara, cheltenham pennsyl

they jumped 14,000 feet friday at chicagoland diving center in rochelle to celebrate lois' 83rd birthdayminutes like that. >> are you kidding me? >> yes. and they did it to kick off the birthday. >> they're kind of like george h.w. bush. they should hang out with him. >> that's not the first time. lois has done it three times and suzanne has jumped twice. they're putting us to shame, tahman. >> good for them. i would never do that. >> like they got their haircut, walking down the grass -- >> hot shots. they are phenomenal. >> i love it. i love it when older people show us up. >>> i have something for you. perfect for people watching the show. perfect for us. first of its kind. a mix of coffee and wine. it is a drink from friends fun wine. contains 6% alcohol and comes in an aluminum can. it makes you tired and wired. you can get it in two flavors. >> tired and wired. >> cabernet coffee espresso or chardonnay cappuccino. "new york daily news," their taste kitchen, they were skeptical, the java won't get you juiced. another person described it as wine dessert like coffee ice cream stirred

regiment was at camp upton, and that's where they would be discharged, from camp upton, which is new rochelle area of long island sound. there was an order from general mcmichael who was the commandant of that camp that the black soldiers could only rate the black hostess hut which was like a canteen for the soldiers at that camp. and that became a cause celebre. here we have these men who have fought for freedom, a war meant to make the world safe for democracy, and new york's not safe for democracy or we're not safe in it. and then the parade, some people see the parade which is by many accounts a glorious occasion, no question when you see the reaction of the crowd. but there's a back story there. the war department didn't want the raid to happen at all. the parade to happen at all. they just wanted to release the men. then there was the, once again, some white help from a group called the rocky mountain club which is a group of mining engineers. herbert hoover was a member of it. they press for, you know, allowing these people -- and rodman wanamaker was also very important. the departmen

sterling it came down to who the judge thought was telling the truth in his ruling the judge said rochelleterling's testimony was more credible than donald's. >> i didn't know which way it was going to go. i just tried to do the best thing for our family and for everybody else. plans to sell the clippers to former microsoft ceo steve ballmer for $2 billion. she took control of the team after two doctors determined donald sterling's has alzheimer's. his lawyers say he was duped by his wife into taking those medical tests. >> we shouldn't be judging this on the basis of personalities. we should be judging, has he done a competent job putting together a contending and competitive team, instead of everybody jumping on him because he made some airing statement to a girlfriend. >> reporter: the trial's low point came earlier this month when the 80-year-old billionaire said to his wife of nearly 60 years "get away from me, you pig." >> we do have love for each other. and i hope it will all work out between us. it will. and everything will be good. >> now, despite all of his efforts to fight all o

host: from new rochelle, new york, democrats line, dale is up next. caller: i think you might've kind of just answered my question about natural gas exports. with the ukraine shortage and the difficulties of getting lng from russia, the united states might be engaging in a supply -- kind of increased the supply to make up the difference they are not getting from russia. i have heard a lot about that on european is and not a lot on u.s. news. in oklahoma and they had town hall meetings because they apparently averaged 3 per month. that has been an issue in oklahoma. 3 months in ae row where over 300 parts per million of co2 in the atmosphere. hostguest: well, yes. in germany, for instance, they outlawed fracking. i believe they are going to allow it again because of earthquake -- but because of earthquakes. this is a decision that has to be made. the people in oklahoma are upset have staten they can government regulations in place. yes, europe has a problem. they get a lot of the natural gas from russia and there really isn't any obvious source to make

firefighters say rochelle value swell la was making dinner at her apartment in san leandro when she heardwas drowning. she ran from her apartment, jumped into the pool, pulled the man out of the pool and then administered cpr. >> once i got him out of the pool, i saw he had no heart rate and i just started cpr on him. i did compression and gave him mouth-to-mouth. after about two or three compressions, he started to cough up the water. >> the man was recently released from the hospital and did give the woman a hug and said thank you. the alameda county fire department plans to honor her at an event later this year. >>> a little dog that had been stranded on a small island in the delta has been rescued. this is a picture of that dog. it was caught using a trap. the dog had been heard barking on an island in a slew in stockton the last two months. the problem, no one could catch it because he kept running away when anyone got near it. the island has thick vegetation, making it impossible to search. authorities are hoping the owner will come forward to claim him. >>> the race for the oakland

new rochelle, new york. cora on the line and opposes the lawsuit. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. yes. really think that boehner should really get his act together. that grown people compromise.own and i think the president is doing the best that he can. much. only do but so if the people is not working with him, you know, that's the problem. the color of his skin. you know? because we have all kinds of colors ofh different .kin from the same country i think it's a waste of money. really see it. as a christian, you know, he's fighting against it. be praying for the president. that's what i'm doing. i thank you. host: another e-mail from mike in colorado. let's go to forth worth, texas. lawsuit.pposes the caller: hello? host: hi there. morning?ou this caller: oh, i'm doing well. i was listening to the lady from few calls back. she was talking about how she's having to pay so much out of pocket. of that is because the my governorernors, included with this group, refused to expand medicaid for the people in their state. killing usslowly down here with that