skies should make it nice. high temperature will be below the typical high in the '80s. a breeze will call you down into the afternoon. it's 52 in lansing. bartlett is a 53. satellite radar composite shows no motion. a lot of people may be surprised at how long we are expecting to be dry. high temperature of 78. here is the 3 day forecast. get used to this. keep these handy, we stayed dry through monday. >> a few construction spots. the state street bridge is block between walker and tennessee. that's in place for now. express lanes on the kennedy are closed a lot of construction out there. will have more trouble * coming up in a few minutes. >>chicago police are looking for two men who robbed several people at gunpoint on an orange line train. chicago police are looking for two men who robbed several people at gunpoint on an orange line train. time has more. >> it was a bolt robbery in daylight with several witnesses including cameras that were on the train and the train platform. it also helped giving please give several images of the two gunmen who also pistol whipped a woman who fought back. >> speaking in spanish. >> she doesn't speak english but she says the assault took seven minutes it happened around 4:15 p.m. as the orange line train traveled to the result station. she says it gave the two gunmen time to search all the people on the train and take several items. she said no one wanted to do anything so she confronted them and that's how she was hurt. the mark on her face shows where she was hit and bandages on her fingers where she fought back. one writer says this is becoming a common problem on the cta. >> it's not the first time i have seen it. not the first time this has happened. and it would be the last. >> people are desperate. hopefully we can get ahead of this as a city. >> another look at the images the cameras captured of the two gunmen. police released the photos it hopes that someone will recognize them and called police with information. the guardian angels will be out here this morning hit the out fliers and patrolling the trains to hope it doesn't happen again. back to you. >> an escaped prisoner in elgin has been recaptured. and he's due in court this morning. jesse vega has a long criminal record, including aggravated battery charges in a brutal attack on a female acquaintance in the "great america" parking lot. he was on his way from the elgin mental health center to a court hearing yesterday, when officers stopped at a gas station... and vega jumped out of the car and ran away. police put out the word on social media... and someone recognized vega hours later, and called. >> this is unheard some commotion in her backyard and observe the man getting into a cab that happen to be in the area. >> pulled up to the stop sign and he whistled to me he got into the car and asked me to take him to the airport. >>the cab driver helped alert police to locate him with g-p-s. officers surrounded his cab, and captured vega. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. israel and hamas have begun a five-hour cease-fire, to let a humanitarian convoy deliver food and medicine to gaza. israel has been launching airstrikes there, in an effort to destroy hamas targets. hamas has launched hundreds of rockets at israel. the pause in the fighting will allow the people of gaza to get emergency supplies. taliban terrorists attacked the airport in kabul, afghanistan. police say the four men occupied a nearby building under construction... and for four hours, they used it as a base for firing automatic weapons and rocket-propelled grenades. police surrounded the attackers, and killed them all. no planes were damaged. a worker who was trapped in a grain bin in kendall county, is recovering at a hospital in downers grove. it happened at a company where farmers bring corn and grain to be dried and shipped. the man's leg got stuck yesterday afternoon, in a bin that was about a quarter-full with corn. crews emptied it first, so he wouldn't suffocate. the man was conscious when he was taken to the hospital. an attorney for rod blagojevich filed a new argument in the former governor's appeal of his corruption conviction. the filing alerts the 7th circuit court of appeals to a u-s supreme court ruling in april that soliciting contributions is only corrupt if a politician promises an official action in return. he is serving a 14 year prison term. chicago is getting some federal help in the fight against gun violence. seven additional a-t-f agents are being assigned here, bringing the city's total to 52. the a-t-f's main focus is stopping the flow of illegal guns into the city. attorney general eric holder will announce this move later today. he'll also announce the f-b-i will assign 20 more agents to its violent crime unit in chicago. three congressmen from chicago addressed the city's gun violence on the house floor. congressmen bobby rush, danny davis, and robin kelly talked about that issue last night. davis says the solution isn't just more police.. it's adding more jobs and business opportunities to areas where there are none. >> the solution is to provide people with hope. if they have hope, they don't find or feel the necessity for certain kinds of action. >>davis says money for preventing crime should also be invested in neighborhoods, which could lead to better results. rogers park residents showed up in force for an evening peace march to protest the fatal shooting of a 28-year-old man. they gathered at devon and glenwood, where wil lewis was gunned down saturday. community leaders and residents agreed it's important to answer tragedy with neighborhood solidarity. eric vaughn has been charged tonight we stand together and we walked together. something we must do together to make sure the neighborhood is safe every day of the year. >> " to come out to show that it's going to help us be a bigger better neighborhood. >> i told my son the can't take the neighborhood away from us. >> eric vaughn has been charged with lewis's murder. navy pier may soon have a new name for its front entry way.. the polk brothers foundation bought the naming rights to the front entrance.. for 20-million dollars. that's the largest private donation in the pier's 100-year history. navy pier will keep it's name.. but is expected to rename *gateway park to *polk park ... the polk family operated a chain of furniture and appliance stores in chicago for more than 55 years. a goodwill store in virginia discovered a hidden treasure among its donations. an employee of the store, in annandale, was sifting through donated jewelry, when she stumbled upon a 14- carat gold band with a 3-carat stone. she figured it was just costume jewelry, and the ring might be worth 50 dollars. she was wrong. the 3-carat diamond was real... and the ring was appraised at 8 *thousand dollars. even better... it was sold on the store's web site, for more than *11 thousand. they don't know who donated the ring. >> probably an accidental the nation. >> i would be willing to place my own bet that the the what you think demetrius? >> i think they should've given the receipt with it. >> to get the tax reduction? >> in the name of charity. with nice weather again today or getting into the mild range or the temperatures will climb into the low 80s. most of the area will be in the low to mid 70's but that's an improvement from yesterday's '70s. typically we are at 84. dew points are weighed down it's very dry air in our region. sublets composite shows no action. we are dry and we stayed dry for an extended stretch. today's high is 78. tonight we fall down to 62. saturday and sunday the high temperatures reached the low 80s. monday and tuesday we're back into the mid to upper 80s. the chance of thunderstorms coming next wednesday. >>coming up ... new developments in the investigation of army sergeant bowe bergdahl. plus -- a bank robbery turns deadly during a wild police chase in california. and -- passengers about a brand new casino boat run into trouble on the water. their unbelievable story coming up after the break. during a wild bank robbery in california. it led to a police chase... ending in a hail of gunfire where two of the suspects and one of the hostages are now dead.. andrew spencer has the latest.. >> this is how the police chase ended ... gun fire. >> captured on video, 20 seconds of gunfire before the family approached the vehicle. inside the car police bound all four people had been shot. two of the three suspects would die and so with the hostage. she was this man's cousin. >> she was just a bystander going to take out money. she left her kid in the car she goes inside. whatever happened happened. her daughter said a text saying they took mom. >> he didn't know issues involved until was too late. at least one man with assault rifles stormed the bank wednesday afternoon walking now with more than just money. they left with three hostages. >> that's not something you want to hear in the middle of the day. you don't go to your job thinking this point happen to you or happen at all. >> at different times during the chase, two of the hostages were either thrown from or jumped out of the vehicle. one had been graced by a bullet, the other had been shot. at this point, police don't know whether it was the bank robber or the police gunfire that killed a hostage. >> concerned about them entering another business someplace open to the community of going into a residence. there was a lot on the line. they have harmed hostages and take hostages we don't know what's next. >> in the end police said they acted appropriately given the circumstances. >> bets on its maiden voyaging ending happily, the house would have lost. the appropriately named *escapade ran aground off the coast near savannah, georgia, hours after setting sail for the first time tuesday evening. the 96 passengers and 27 crew members spent the night on the ship until the waters calmed enough for the coast guard to ferry them to shore. during high tide yesterday four attempts to free the ship ended with broken tow lines. bowe bergdahl has lawyered up. the army sergeant, freed in a controversial taliban prisoner exchange, has been assigned an attorney to represent him in the army's investigation into his 2009 disappearance and capture in afghanistan. bergdahl will meet with the lead investigator in the next two weeks... and a decision on whether to he'll face charges must be made. after that, bergdahl is likely to leave the military. >> of the army is looking at this to make sure the don't get embarrassed. >> is there any way that he is still in the u.s. army one year from now? >> i don't think so. no one is going to want to work for him or under him. i think he's probably ready to get out as well. >>a preliminary investigation found that bergdahl intentionally walked away from his unit. many of his fellow soldiers say he deserted. a fisherman got much more than he expected at the end of his line in florida. a warning, this video is not for you ... if you get squeamish. calvin conger was fishing for sharks when he reeled in this stingray. he was disappointed, and about to cut it up for bait ... when he noticed something unusual. >> got it on the boat and reported on the table because we were going to use it for bait and we got a closer look and there was another stinger hanging out. >>the stingray was in the process of giving birth. conger's dad pushed on the stingray's stomach, and a baby popped out. moments later, another baby emerged ... and they did it again. conger spared the new mom and her babies, and threw them back into the ocean. hopefully they don't become bait for someone else. >> a happy ending. >> the miracle of life. i think i remember calling in sick at school when they showed all that video. look reliving that all over again. it's 56 degrees right now. the wind is column. the dew point is 47. humidity down 72%. a call morning. it will be a call on thursday as well. it's going to be in this extended stretch of dry weather coming up. if you haven't cleaned the car yet, today is a good day to do it. you've got about five or six days of nice weather for that. it's 52 down in lansing. sublets composite shows not much action. you have to go way out to find that cluster of storms. what this is doing is basically dominating the moisture in the atmosphere. we have storms all south of the mason-dixon but not here. big storms moves into portions of texas and arkansas and oklahoma and even into northern and western louisiana. certainly not here. into the weekend we are expecting sunshine the computer model shows some action in the shower activity. 78 degrees today. typically we're at 84. mostly clear tonight a bit of a breeze to cool you down. tomorrow we'd reach 79. saturday week 82. no rain through saturday. >> we have a head on collision west of elgin. looks like this is causing some big delays. this is a route for 7 northbound closed between 20 over 272. the doing a full crash investigation there. expect delays until that's cleaned up. ongoing work on the calumet area with a ramp is closed for repaving impacting it covered the going eastbound. that's when to be in place through friday. nice light volume on the roads. it will break more down for you with another traffic hit coming up. >> coming up, a record day on wall street. >> and chicago cabdriver told a rally in the loop. >> and they're in it for the long haul, to blackhawks lock up a big future. >> two hours away to check out the wedding and events venue in streator. we're going to meet a couple who spent a year in the building back to life were partially the fascinating things they found in that process. good morning. the biggest contracts once the kick in, toews and kane, identical deals a year's $84 million. they left a lot of money on the table which speaks piny about their loyalty to the blackhawks franchise and vice versa. officially announcing their deals at the united center, it was all a conclusion and there's lots of money. but they could have asked for $13.8 million per year and probably could have gotten that. but that would of been at the expense of other players because of salary-cap restrictions. they wanted to be here and to contend for stanley cups for a number of years. here they are, hawks for life. >> it's an amazing city. being from buffalo and winnipeg will love our home town spot chicago is special in many ways especially the people who are so friendly it's such a great sports city. i guess it asks the question, will i ever go back to playing in winnipeg? i tell them straight up every time i don't tiptoed around that. i said i live in chicago it's my new home. that's where all the. >> won the best parts of this team is your put in situations to be able to succeed and to play a meaningful game that gets you excited and hopefully more in the future. why the best part about being here. >> a great tipoff to the convention which begins this weekend downtown. >> a banner day on wall street yesterday as the dow set a new all-time intraday record on and also closed over 17-thousand for the first time ever. the closing numbers - the dow up 77 to 17, 138. the gained almost ten points and the s and p was also on the positive side. some chicago taxi drivers are making another push to unionize. many cabbies say they can't live on the money they make. now, they're getting support from one of the biggest labor unions. "afscme" sent a thousand members -- and even its president -- to rally outside city hall yesterday, and demand higher wages and better working conditions for the drivers. >> these workers have been out here they don't get the respect on the job. they need a union to represent them. that's what we want to do. >>the cabbies would actually create a trade *association, not a union, to try to disrupt competition from ride-sharing services like "uber" and lyft . the city of chicago says it is *already improving conditions for the drivers. a new survey found airlines worldwide brought in more than 31-billion dollars in revenue from fees last year. for a typical airline in the u- s, about 25-percent of the revenue comes from baggage fees. 10-percent comes from extra services, such as early boarding and drink sales. and, about 5-percent comes from package deals that include hotels, rental cars and insurance programs. united, delta and american airlines topped the list for the most non-ticket revenue last year. once that phase 4? >> bags. >> you'll wiping for bags? >> i went on spirit and they charge you just to carry your bags. that shocked me. >> we should make an airline or wages flight behind ever buddies planes with their baggage. just bring them in tow. good morning pilots of america. >> except for those that spirit obviously. >> we are up to 78 degrees this afternoon. we will be dry. we should stay dry through the weekend. no rain until next week. >> still dealing with a head-on collision. an investigation has this intersection tied up but bound 47 closed from u.s. 2272. and this is 53. they have an ongoing construction crash attacking south bound from would field to higgins taking up the far right lane until 5:00. everything else is looking good. light volume systemwide. will she more numbers in just a few minutes. >>there's more to come in our next half-hour. an effort to end deadly witchcraft practices half a world away.. find out how one man is sharing his experiences in chicago. plus -- they're only four and nine years old. and for a second time, the two boys have stolen a car, and gone on a joyride .. now the parents could be in trouble. and speaking of trouble ...and -- oops.. she's in trouble again. what britney spears did to anger the staff at a california police look two men who allegedly robbed several people at gun point ona packed c-t-a train. a five hour cease-fire is in effect between israel and the moss. and the government dispatches more help to handle the gun violence in chicago. good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. hi, demetrius. >> think a lot of people were either loving the weather with their commissioners of or they just want summer. >> one of the to please. >> yesterday was perfect. >> we do get emails to have people complaining aware of the nineties. >> some people just can't be pleased. >> i carry the comment box in my car. 80 degrees today. some sunshine this morning. we have wind coming out of the southwest at 5-10 mi.. these are cold numbers. right now we have readings in the 40's. at the old st. mary's school we are at 60. typical low for the some of the morning is in the mid-60s. we are cooler than that. 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 people of these two men. calling them the jesse and frank james duo who robbed passengers but also a pistol with a woman who resisted. >> speaking spanish. >> she doesn't speak english but she says the assault took about seven minutes it happened around 4:15 p.m. yesterday as the orange line train travel between halsted and roosevelt. she said that gave the two gunmen time to search all the people on the train and take several items. she said no one wanted to do anything said she confronted them and that's how she got hurt. a mark on her face shows where she was pistol whipped and bandages on her fingers from fighting back. one writer says this is a sign that people are getting desperate. >> i can't believe it just happened in broad daylight. >> they are getting bolder with their crimes. >> crime is out of control. >> here's another look at the images that the cameras captured of these two gunmen. police are releasing the photos hoping someone will recognize the men and call police with information on who they are and where they can be found. the guardian angels are out this morning also boarding passengers to be alert, take off your headphones and put away any electronic devices. >>taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. israel and hamas have begun a five-hour cease-fire, to let a humanitarian convoy deliver food and medicine to gaza. israel has been launching airstrikes there, in an effort to destroy hamas targets. at least three rockets were fired this morning. taliban terrorists attacked the airport in kabul, afghanistan. police say the four men occupied a nearby building under construction... and for four hours, they used it as a base for firing automatic weapons and rocket-propelled grenades. police surrounded the attackers, and killed them all. no planes were damaged. police in elgin have recaptured an escaped prisoner. jesse vega faces charges in an attack on a female acquaintance in the "great america" parking lot. he was on his way from the elgin mental health center to a court hearing yesterday, when officers stopped at a gas station... and vega jumped out of the car and ran away. a resident saw vega getting into a cab... the police were called... and they caught him. chicago is getting more federal help against gun violence. the a-t-f is deploying seven more agents here, to track down guns in the city. 52-agents will be here by the end of the year. the f-b-i is also reassigning 20 more agents to its violent crime unit. attorney general eric holder will announce these moves later today. the mothers of two children could face of child neglect charges after the kids went on a joyride for the second time. the annual boy and the four year-old nephew had stolen two cars this summer. most recently on sunday they end up in a ditch during a police chase. the car went east in the westbound lanes, no one was hurt. both children are now in protective custody. >> i was floored. as a parent, the thought of children that young coming as far as it did in the car is unfortunate. good thing no one was hurt. >> police say the two boys live together with their mothers the children have not been charged with anything so far. >> you may remember making potholders out of loom bands at summer camp when you were a kid.well, check this out. he a dress, made from 20 thousand loom bands, just sold on e-bay... for almost 300 thousand dollars. i don't understand why. it was the idea of a single mother from wales. she recruited an out-of-work friend with arthritis to actually create it. it took about 40 hours. she originally put it up for auction at *85 dollars. the winning bid, was 291 thousand. but, there is an upside to that. those bans alatas stretch city can just keep eating and maybe it'll just figure forever. >> baby that would be good for some pregnant women? good morning. >> good morning. with the current temperature ... erin always think about eating and growing. i just want to throw that out. 56 degrees right now. when this column. two point at 47. moving through the day we expect to see these temperatures rise but not very much. yesterday, 72. today we are a bit warmer and 79. typical high temperature would be in the mid '80s. we will reach that today or tomorrow. sublets composite shows dry conditions across the entire region. we will stay dry today and through an extended stretch. high pressure set of overhead. a storm complex to the south will just dominate the moisture in the atmosphere. it will make its way. with all that action. for our friends in texas storms their means son here. today's high temperature climbs up to 78. clouds and some. cooler along the lake. look mid- 70s. and they sprees' this afternoon. the breeze will continue it will be light tonight down to 62. wind of the south east 5-10 mi.. friday, 79. saturday we make 82. >> still had, marvel comics mix another big change. >> meet a man who's on a global mission to and witchcraft in africa. >> and the fascinating story behind in new wedding venue in behind in new wedding venue in the south suburbs. ♪ yeah, girl ♪ you know, i've been thinking about us ♪ ♪ and, uh, i just can't fight it anymore ♪ ♪ it's bundle time ♪ bundle ♪ mm, feel those savings, baby and that's how a home and auto bundle is made. better he learns it here than on the streets. the miracle of bundling -- now, that's progressive. africa but more recently, people are targeting children, accusing them of being a witch. larry potash talks to one man who is coming to chicago on a campaign to end this horrific practice. its not just happening in africa... but around the world, even in the u-s. >> because of his campaign against sorcery and persecution, he he and his family have been attacked and threatened with death. it has not stopped him. >> we have to do it when we cooperate and we do together against witchcraft and against the atrocities. >> he says even successfully campaigned one which hunter in africa from setting up a church in the united states. >> i want it to be destroyed right now. >> to add to the danger of the traditional beliefs of sorcery, thousands of new fundamentalist christian sects see it as a way to make money. they perform exorcisms sometimes beating or starving innocent victims to chase out the double. >> his family in nigeria believed in sorcery but one day, relatives came to accuse his father of being a witch. >> and i was 10, and cousins came to our home in the village and the my father into a coma as a result of rumored associates with witchcraft. i think i was traumatized. >> more recently targeting children labeled as witches when they're simply scapegoats for other people's problems. >> these adjust superstitions do too ignorant and sometimes religious thoughts. >> source tree is a sensitive topic. others may be skeptical but are hesitant to speak out publicly. >>many of these women are in exile from their villages, living in camps. in a recent development, the us ambassador to ghana pledged funds to improve health and education, and reduce poverty in the region. but as critics point out, its not the camps that are the problem...but the belief in sorcery. to hear more about how you can help...you can hear leo igwe speak on fighting for human rights in the witch camps of africa. he will being sharing his story during a conference at the hilton rosemont ohare this sunday at 10:30 at 55-50 n river road in rosemont. let's take a look at the forecast. >> yesterday's 72. we needed to heat up. today we will reach almost 80 except at the lakefront. near the lake you'll be lucky to make the low to mid '70's. it's 51 and lansing. 49 in valparaiso. satellite composite shows this is the toughest time of the year to forecast. i'm trying to ... i hope you still watch the weather. >> it can be nice. >> i don't want to ever work in san diego. 78 today. phoenix is 79. saturday and sunday probably the same thing. let's look a traffic. >> a quick update out there for drivers heading out this morning, accident in bound bishop ford at stoney island just cleared off to the shoulder still have heavy delays which are primarily gaper delays. traffic just under 20 mi. per hour. looks like we're still dealing with some construction taking of the three left lanes. this should be picked up in bound to 90 it goes all the way to the circle. a bit of a squeeze through their for least another 15 or 20 minutes. numbers look good. will break that down for you coming up. >> good morning guys. and going to the south. going out to straighter. a really nice story. her brother was only 33 when it passed away and she and her fiance wanted to do something special in his honor. he love entertaining people so with family and friends they spent a year creating and events then new downtown in a historic building. >> it's a very cool town with an amazing history. lots of potential. it had its rough patches after a lot of the factory closed in the '70s but there's great architecture and history here that shows how great the history was. >> they were making a living restoring and renovating homes. about a year ago the walk into this multistory building in downtown ill. while many would consider the water damaged 100 + year-old space a lost cause, they saw an opportunity. >> would work like this you can't buy. this would cost you so much money. that's why i was attracted to this. the baseboard and the crown molding and the real wood floors. >> they started working the silver fox. the one-of-a-kind wedding and events and then you inside what used to be a temple for the very secretive fraternity of mason's. >> as we went through the building finding some of the costumes and the hats the things that have been left behind, we got the sense that it was a bit different. >> instead of shying away from the former owners decided to incorporate many of the items the masons and left behind. >> this is the ceremony space. they did their ceremonies here they're really into the north pier the north is very symbolic. you can see right there nobody ever sat to the north. this is straight north. directly to the north it was always that. we free purpose so many things in this building, paintings like this, this a staircase here. it appears to go nowhere. >> you had some masons who wanted to cut it out. >> that's how important was could they came in the wanted to come cut it out and take it. i don't know how the would have done it. >> are around the corner, another discovery, and actual staircase that appears to lead to nowhere. >> we didn't know the purpose. but then we found a trap door. >> under the trap door, a ladder leading down would appear to be an empty shaft. at the bottom of the found this. >> it was already broken open and completely empty. nothing in it. but it was broken open and so, whatever was in it was important. as the symbols ... i was able to crack what this means. it's the name from an old testament of the bible. the significance and not sure. >> did you have a mason won the box back? >> with action never showed this to anybody. would never posted this online. this is the first time people are seeing this. >> it's a small town. a friendly town. people here would do the same thing. that's for the potential is for this town. we're turning things around or going to make this downtown a real asset. >> here is the building on park street can't miss it. it's a very cool building. there's a story about everything mayor including the name, the silver fox was brothers a nickname. so much that is personal behind this. you walk in there and there's a new thing around every corner. i said if facebook event last week and there were one of the businesses talking and i heard them talking about that i knew i had a good check out. if you're in the area looking for an unusual spot have a wedding it's really cool. it's just amazing inside. it's a gorgeous place. >> coming up, find out who signed on to make a new movie. about the beatles. >> and would pretty spears did to anchor a staff at a restaurant in l.a.. a nice meal for brittney spears at the cheesecake factory... turned into a dine and dish.. sources say britney enjoyed an appetizer and salad with her boyfriend david lucado in thousand oaks... after receiving her 30-dollar bill... she said her security guard would pay.. and then left. the problem is.. security never paid.. they are about $30!britney's people say she feels horrible and it was an honest mistake... apollo nida... who appears on the real housewives of atlana with his wife phaedra parks... is ordered to pay nearly 2- million dollars in restitution.. this comes after he was convicted of conspiring to commit mail.. wire.. and bank fraud. the restitution is due and payable immediately.. to a number of businesses and states.. including the i-r-s. nida is sentenced to 8 years in federal prison after facing up to 30. sam wilson will become the first black man to take on the role of captain america. the series' editor says taking over in the 1930's and captain america a modern-day man in touch with problems of the 20th century. they said they plan to change another of the ventures to a woman. >>oscar winning director ron howard has signed on to do a new documentary on the beatles early years. the film will trace the fab four's rise from their early gigs at the cavern club in liverpool to their final concert in san francisco in 19- 66. sir paul mccartney, ringo starr, yoko ono and olivia harrison have all agreed to cooperate with the producers. an excited howard says the beatles' impact on popular culture cannot be exaggerated. you are saying all could all, on the weather friend? >> i said yesterday all our troubles were so far away. i think that's a beatles song. i'm getting applause. let's go to some graphics. you are already impressed but will do it again. heating up through the day mostly sunny. clouds and some this afternoon. , unclear tonight fairly nice weather. yesterday's high was 72. we had sunshine. today we are warmer, high in the upper 70's. it is 52 right now imported, indiana. chicago heights reading at 54. we are dry on the radar we expect to stay dry for the next few days. high pressure and knights weather means sunshine through next tuesday. next chance of rain is wednesday. tonight we're back down to 62 degrees. 79 on friday. let's check on the roads. >> good morning. we have some items causing issues out on the roads this morning. we have an accident, in rollover crashes and lange just north of 88. an emergency responders are on the scene watch for that. bound bishop ford this one has cleared. still have heavy gaper delays around the bend. traffic is slowing down about 32 mi. per hour. that is still a tight spot for drivers try to get through. northbound 47 remains blocked off. that's from 20 to 72. this is from an earlier head on collision. crash investigation of the last hour. looks like that is still going on. and north the 55 in lake shore drive this one should be wrapped in just a few minutes. >> that's it for us, up next the latest on the search you do a lot of things great. but parallel parking isn't one of them. you're either too far from the curb. or too close to other cars... it's just a matter of time until you rip some guy's bumper off. so, here are your choices: take the bus. or get liberty mutual insurance. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. see car insurance in a whole new light. call liberty mutual insurance. what you're about to experience is a paid advertisement for tommie copper's performance apparel. compression and active wear has helped 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