o hare. a little over two for the month but basically all of it fell in the last 48 hours. to look, we re in between systems early on. a mix of sun and clouds with average high temperatures in the upper 70 s and in some cases low 80s. widely scattered showers are possible as a cold front comes through. 57 degrees at the lakefront. 61 at o hare. 62 in joliet. the remnant of the grain we saw, ipod is an issue. kirk visibility is half a mile. only three at o hare. as to get further out to the counties, we have more fog. the careful today. the good news is we are dry. cold front makes its way through northwest wisconsin it arrives this afternoon with a potential for showers and even thunderstorms today. 76 degrees by 5:00 p.m.. tonight we re down to 53. tomorrow we make 73. fairly nice on friday. saturday 82. good morning. we have a few crashes to start off. one of them near diversity. 2650 north to south of diversity is serious crash. more details as to get that spirit of the
but i just hope that nobody gets hurt. if you have any sort of sighting or if you know him, let us know so we can help apprehend him, and again, bring him in so people are safe. we have more on the developing story coming up at 6:00, and also online. to see more photos and video and to hear from neighbors who are shocked by what s going on right now, head to our website. there s a memorial service going on in the east bay tonight for a college student who was killed in santa barbara last weekend. he was one of the six victims in the deadly attack near the ucsb campus. and kimberly tere joins us with more. diane, you can see there are still people arriving here, and that memorial service is set to begin in just a few minutes. it s at harbor light church on the campus of david wang s alma mater school. he was studying computer science at uc santa barbara. the 20-year-old along with two of his friends were killed inside the apartment they shared with the suspect. today,
crews raided an apartment and came away with potentially eskimosive chemicals. police are looking for 22-year-old ryan chamberlain. jody is live in san francisco with more. jodi? terry, the fbi says they uncovered explosive materials from inside the san frn apartment here. they do not know if he still has any of the same type of materials on him, but as you said, he is still considered armed and dangerous. now, take a look at the man the fbi is looking for. he is 42-year-old ryan kelly chamberlain the second. we are told he he was last seen yesterday south of san francisco driving a white 2008 nissan altima. fbi agent and hazardous materials investigators spent all day yesterday at chamberlain s apartment. they are quiet about what they found inside but said it was explosive. they have sent the material to the lab in kwan co-. according to chamberlain s social media website he worked as a social media consultant and also has experience in political campaigns. i talked to th
called in sick. they say they re upset with ongoing contract talks. chris sanchez joins us live from china basin with how the mta and union is responding. chris, you could say it was a train wreck of a commute, but really not enough trains for that to happen. reporter: you know, a lot of the things that are parked are the cable cars. a lot of disappointed tourists this morning, but also a lot of frustrated people who could not get to work on time because of that stalling in the talks. a lot of them waiting a very long time to get onto those cars, and many of those cars packed like sardines. it sucks. reporter: he s just one of the many commuters caught in the middle of the labor talks between muni operators and the san francisco metropolitan transportation authority. two-thirds of muni operators did not show up for work today. more operators called in sick. we re trying to adjust the best we can to provide service across the city. i ll definitely be late to work. bu
we ve been following the troubled chaos overnight in some of america s largest airports as the impacts of the wide travel bans literally hits home. this was the scene in chicago s airport. thousands of passengers coming in from international flights. no hopes of any social distances. hand sanitizer, nowhere in sight. they spent hours in line. no one, not even staff sure what was going on. a short time ago my colleague michael holmes spoke with a woman caught up in it all. we got off our plane and were directed down a hall and the international terminal. we got on an escalator, and it was absolutely there were people piled up at the bottom. that line went all as far as the eye could see all around the corner, all through the customs area. we went through two different customs and immigration check points before a cdc screening. this is clearly more than one plane, so this was a bunch of planes coming in from europe to beat the ban. yes. mostly europe. and i guess als