weekend you better enjoy that for another few days. once the rain until we get into wednesday. we have air quality alert for current level ozone. ozone you can't see or smell but it can cause problems for people with respiratory ailments. 71 degrees right now. it's 63 and garlic. looking toward the satellite composite we don't see anything. we continue to be tried we have extended stretches until wednesday. today's high temperature is 85. it will feel warm by the afternoon. no rain coming up. tomorrow we make 91 it's hot and humid. it will feel like the upper 90s tomorrow. wednesday we're down to 76 with thunderstorms early in the day. >> we have some construction out there. the first is that irving park and york road. some resurfacing work has the entire intersection blocked off. and it will springs, bling restrictions heading north bound all the way to the bridge. that's in place through the 27. it will take a little bit longer until they get this out of the way. and the work on the kennedy at the ohio street bridge, we will have an update on that along with travel times in just a few minutes. >>more than a thousand people are evacuated from their homes after two freight trains collided near milwaukee. it happened at about 8:30 last night in slinger, wisconsin. the trains collided head-on at a spot where two tracks cross. three engines and ten rail cars derailed. two people on the trains were injured. more than one hundred nearby homes were evacuated because one of the train cars was carrying diesel. >> somewhere in the neighborhood of 5,000 gal. of diesel fuel that has been spilled. three engines on the ground. one tank car involved is not leaking. >>residents were told to leave until emergency crews could more information about the contents of the train. they may be allowed to return home later today. another violent weekend in chicago leaves nearly 40 people shot and four dead, including an 11-year-old girl. police and city leaders will meet later this morning to discuss how to fight the gun violence. tonya francisco is live at the public safety headquarters with the details. >> good morning. city leaders continued to say that the city is seeing historic lows in murders and overall crime. a hard pill to swallow when you have another violent weekend like we just had with four killed at least 38 injured in shootings across the city. but it's the death of a young girl that is once again putting the spotlight on gun violence. partly because of her age but also because of the tragic way in which she died. killed friday night hit in the head by a stray bullet ripped through the wall of a home where she was attending a slumber party. an emotional mayor spoke about the fragility of life during an event saturday afternoon saying the familiarity of laughter has been replaced by gun violence. >> every child in this city deserves a childhood. how many times are we looking in kit size and it's been stolen? too often. >> she's the 34th child lost this year to gun violence or homicide that is according to the chicago sun-times. today's meeting between city and federal and government leaders gets underway at 10:30 a.m.. is not open to the public. back to. >>the u-n security council is expected to vote on a resolution today, condemning the downing of malaysia airlines flight 17 in ukraine. the resolution demands that those responsible be held accountable, and that armed groups don't compromise the integrity of the crash site. investigators say pro-russian separatists have been preventing them from gaining full access to the wreckage. ukraine and its western allies accuse russia of providing rebels with the missile that shot down the plane on thursday, killing 298 people on board. russia denies any involvement, and suggests ukraine's military is to blame. the rebels say they found the plane's black boxes, and promised to turn them over to international investigators. the bodies of 251 victims have been found. secretary of state john kerry travels to egypt today, to try once again to stop the violence between israel and the palestinians. two american citizens are among 13 israeli soldiers to die in israel's ground campaign in gaza. hundreds of palestinians have been killed -- most of them civilians -- as israeli troops bulldoze secret terrorist tunnels, and target hamas weapons caches. the u.n. security council held an emergency meeting last night, and called for an end to the violence. so far, israel says it has destroyed 16 tunnels, with 43 access points. the palestinians have used them to smuggle weapons into israel. feminist if they are going to abide by all these elements and stop aggression against our people. >> with no war with the people of gossip. once again today, israel agreed to a cease-fire. the third time they have accepted and tomas rejected the humanitarian cease-fire. >> so far israel says that have destroyed 16 tunnels. the palestinians and use them to smuggle weapons. 25 hundred pro- palestinian demonstrators marched through downtown chicago yesterday, to demand an end to israel's gaza campaign. they chanted... they carried signs and palestinian flags... they listened to speeches. several of them spread out on the sidewalk, to symbolize the civilians who have died in the fighting between palestinians and israelis. >> israel has been on the killing rampage for over a month and a demand that it and now. >> 6 of my relatives in the last week have been killed in their yard inside their house. >>israel says civilians are dying because hamas stores its weapons in private homes, schools, hospitals and houses of worship. and it says, once it disarms hamas, the entire region will be more peaceful and less dangerous. a pro-*israel rally is planned in the loop tomorrow. an off-duty chicago police officer was killed on his motorcycle when a car cut in front of him on the dan ryan expressway. officer tito rodriguez was southbound at 69th street when investigators say a car changed lanes abruptly trying to get to the 71st street exit. the driver of the car was ticketed. superintendent garry mccarthy extended sympathies to rodriguez's family, saying the loss of an officer affects the whole department. a man died after being tased by a chicago police officer. it happened in the 42-hundred block of south richmond on the southwest side saturday. police responded to a call about a fight and tried to break it up, but the man turned on them. that's when one officer used a stun gun. the case is under investigation by the independent police review authority. eight people, including two children, were injured last night when a porch collapsed on the west side. it happened at a home in the 700 block of north saint louis around six o'clock. all of the victims were taken to local hospitals. one woman was listed in serious condition. a group of sculptures honoring the tuskegee airmen were vandalized on the lakefront. the 13 statues are called *the watch* and were the work of an artist from the pilsen neighborhood. they were installed on the lawn north of the field museum in may. they were tipped over sometime saturday night. some had their hands or fingers broken off and at least one was beheaded. the sculptures celebrate the groundbreaking african american pilots who fought in world war two. illinois children with epilepsy will soon be permitted to use medical marijuana. governor quinn signed the measure at northwestern memorial hospital. the new law takes effect january first. it adds seizures to the list of treatable conditions in the state's medical marijuana program. children with epilepsy will be allowed to consume *oil from the marijuana plant, with their parents' consent. >> to have compassionate use of cannabis with respect to relieving pain of those might suffer from epilepsy or seizures, especially our children. >> currently, medical marijuana in illinois is available only to people over 18. the new legislation was sponsored by state senator iris martinez of chicago and representative lou lang of skokie. there was a special celebration for a giant panda at the memphis zoo. "le le" celebrated his 16th birthday this weekend, while visitors looked on. zookeepers even made him his own cake, which he seemed to enjoy. it was made out of bamboo leaves, frozen grape juice, sugar cane, apples and rice. >> that wouldn't fly for you its caretaker or nothing. would that make him a cancer or a leo? i think he's a cancer. >> up don't get into astrology stick to the weather. >> on this planet there's not much going on we have to look to the stars to find some action. more sunshine today. we have an air quality alert for ground level ozone. tickets slow today car pool if you can. do what you can to keep the ozone level down. you can see or smell it but it does affect a lot of people with respiratory problems. it's 71 degrees right now. here's the forecast. mostly sunny. warmer high temperature of 85. mostly clear tonight. 71 degrees. in a bit of a breeze of the south at 5-10 mi.. 91 tuesday. it will feel like the upper 90s close to 120 factor in the humidity. 76 on wednesday with chance of showers and storms early on. thursday and friday will be comfortable. more rain for the weekend. >> coming up happened before a young boy was killed in a pit bull attack. >> please investigate and officers chokehold death of a suspect. and the latest on the wildfires in washington street that have destroyed homes and forced evacuations. >> a woman is a arrested after posting pictures on face book. will tell you why cannot. a foud to death by two pit bulls police say he may have let out of their cage to play. it happened in riverview, florida, near tampa. logan shepard was visiting his uncle when his mother left him alone to talk to other adults in another room. the dogs had been in a cage outside. investigators think logan went outside and opened the cage to play with the dogs. animal control removed the animals. no charges have been filed. an autopsy finds, a police chokehold did not directly cause the death of man in staten island, new york. the widow of eric garner was joined by reverend al sharpton and followers, in a march to protest the hold that was applied to garner last thursday. police say he put up a fight when they tried to arrest him for selling illegal cigarettes. the autopsy says, the chokehold, while illegal, did not damage his windpipe or neck bones... though it may have aggravated his asthma cand *indirectly caused his death. the police officer has been placed on desk duty. firefighters and making progress in washington state. 150 homes have been destroyed since lightning started the fire a week ago. 300 square miles have been scorched. the fire stopped expanding yesterday. some evacuations have been lifted. cooler temperatures are expected to help make progress. four people were killed when a small plane crashed in arizona. sedona, arizona and sparls a wildfire. it happened sunday afternoon in the mountains of fay canyon. the faa says hikers first reported the crash. the wildfire has burned at least 20 acres. a thief in southern illinois took a selfie that helped land her behind bars. police in west frankfort say danielle saxton posted these pictures on her facebook page showing off a new dress. but the problem was - the dress was stolen from a local boutique. the boutique owners posted pictures of the stolen dress on their facebook page and within hours people put the two pictures together and saxton was identified.. saxton was arrested and charged with shoplifting. police also found two t-shirts, sunglasses and a necklace she had taken from the boutique. in her defense ... you remember i had a blazer with a security sensors stuck on the back and everybody accused me for months. >> that happens sometimes. >> but speaks a lot about our employees. let's look at our day. warm again today. air quality alert for ground level ozone meaning it's going to give you a rough go if you are outside exercising. don't do it in the heat of the day. carpool if he can. and if you can, don't talk off your gas tank. only pickup at night. elsewhere we find temperatures of 71 in chicago. kenosha at 60. 63 in bartlett. going to be another hot day. yesterday's high was in the low 80s. to believe we make 84 with talk that by a few degrees this afternoon. that committee will rise into today and tonight. dry conditions. with a big dome of high pressure keeping the conditions dry across the area. no rain over the weekend and we expect to stay try for another 48 hours. next chance of showers is tuesday night into wednesday. by then, this will be much needed. the computer model is bringing rain in tuesday but that doesn't look like it's gonna happen. tuesday night we see this bridge breakdown and showers will come through wednesday. there dry again could be ended the week. today, the sunny. air quality alert until midnight. tonight we fall down to about 71. tamara's high-temperature 91. once we make 76. chance of rain early in the day. >> in bound kennedy was still have ongoing work. from chicago to hubbard the left lane will be out. so far pretty uneventful. construction but nothing in accidents. numbers look good. head out early to light volume will be in your favor. >> coming up, a huge payout for the widow of a longtime smoker. and a safety scare hits mcdonald's. details on operations in china were suspended. and in golf, rory mcelroy who leads the british open for its third major championship. highlights are next. save the train. >> i don't know if i can help to get out. hope ever to have a good weekend will go from golf to poland today. but not the polo on horses. or talk about bikes colo. they play polo on bicycles. if you haven't seen that you have to watch it it's really cool. a show you how you can get involved coming up.couls opened a big series against kansas city tonight after a weekend that was for a full but not so much as they would like. with the 104 year-old fan watching the had a chance to win against houston but never seem to get a foothold. not catching the ball, it's 6-3 houston. the sox battled back to tie it up before the astros win. in a weapon was the victim to more rbis to of the headlights. the white sox win two of three but, short on sunday. it was star wars stay at the old ballpark in phoenix. check out the one in the red shirt. quite an afternoon for rizzo. breaking up a scoreless game in the sixth with a laser to write its 1-0. they tied up and the pop up over by the camera well and he's in the cameramen with the ball. but the fall out to play with ball in hand the runners get to move up the base. that goes as a sac fly and the cubs wind up losing their fifth in a row. and in golf, taking the british open by storm. six ahead entering the final round, he steps up birdies the first hole. but what seemed like a stroll got dicey in the middle when garcia eagles and pulled within two. he died in one of those pot bunkers and mcelroy put the exclamation point on this with his second shot at the par-5 capping 360 yd drive. an easy to putt birdie he had a three shot beat with just one hole to play. he makes par and then he wins by two. he joins jack nicklaus and tiger woods as the only player to win three of the four majors before their 26 the birthday. that's it for sports. >>stocks closed out the week with gains. the dow added 123 points the nasdaq gained 68. and the s-and-p rose 20. a jury in florida says a woman is entitled to 23 *billion dollars in damages from the r.j. reynolds tobacco company, because her husband -- a smoker -- died of lung cancer. cynthia robinson's husband michael died in 1966 -- before the tobacco companies started posting health warnings on packs of cigarettes. the company says the jury's damage award is grossly excessive. an appeals court is likely to reduce the award dramatically. a meat supplier in china that sells to mc-donald's and k-f-c, has been ordered to suspend operations, amid claims that it sold expired beef and chicken. the shanghai food and drug administration closed the "husi" factory last night. authorities say the plant was caught mixing out-of-date meat into fresh cuts, and not telling the fast food chains about it. "husi" is the chinese arm of an *illinois company... it also supplies starbucks, subway, burger king and papa john's. when it comes to marriage - more millennials are saying "i don't". according to a new study, young adults in the u-s are on track to have the lowest marriage at forty than any previous generation. if the current pace continues, more than thirty percent of millennial women will remain unmarried by age forty. that's nearly twice the rate of their gen-x counterparts. researchers say there are several reasons for the dip - more americans are living together without getting married and some are raising families without tying the knot. and some say they need to be financially established before exchanging vows. there's more to come in our next >> were you part of that study? >> have they turn 40 yet? >> that the point of the story. >> let's look at the day. the notebook part to will make that study all and. degrees today high-temperature 85. expect sunshine the we do have the air quality alert for the ozone. next chance of rain is wednesday. we'll talk, that in the seven days forecast. >> with a few maps out there to break down some hot spots that could create some issues. sat down to 94 both directions and then some work along the tri- state interchange through october. and finally, several intersections are blocked off here through the fifth of september. more hotspots on the traffic front in just a few minutes. >> much more to come. >> the latest on a train crash and the room at the cost evacuation's in a town near milwaukee. >> investigators in herbie say with this is caught in man exposing himself to video to young children. >> and talking about racy photostwo u-s citizens are amone dead, as the violence escalates in the middle east. good morning, i'm cortney hall in for dan. and i'm erin mcelroy. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. hi, demetrius. >> of residence will to back it their homes after two free trains collide. let's order to the weather. minutes away from having a meltdown on the set. >> markets is here were about to have another male. warm temperatures right now. it's 62 degrees at the high-school. typically for this, the day we have numbers like this that these are warm numbers for this early on. here's the seven days forecast, sunshine today but we will pay for it. 85 degrees. tomorrow we make 91 it will feel more like the upper 90s close to 120 factor in the humidity. wednesday, 76 with showers and storms. those temperatures will stay down there thursday and friday warm-up for the weekend. >> over on the kennedy, we have some lanes blocked in the local's disagree in bound from chicago the far left lane where they have the work going on for another half an hour. tri-state, work on the interchange south bound all the way over to 159. three lanes are blocked both north and south bound. that's a big squeeze for people getting through their the dream work of the tri-state their it will be in place for october. the rest looks good this morning. no slow spots, no accidents reported. everything seems to look good this morning. >> more than 1000 people have been evacuated effort to freight trains collided. the trains collided head on and a spot where two tracks cross. three engines and 10 real cars derailed. two people on the trains were injured one of the train cars was carrying 5,000 gal. of diesel fuel. >> and other violent weekend in chicago leaves nearly four people shot for dead. >> police will meet house to discuss the violence. tonya has more. >> the morning. this is not the first time that a meeting like this has been held. but given the reports of gun violence, city leaders are still looking for answers. it is the death of an 11 year-old girl that is once again putting the spotlight on a gun violence. she's one of four killed this begin by gun violence. another 38 were injured. she was hit in the head by a stray bullet that went through a wall of a home friday night when she was attending a slumber party. the governor said this about a gun violence. >> i am committed to fighting violence. that's what i have always done and what i always will do. we need to get together to make this happen in illinois. we cannot tolerate continuous acts of violence on children or anyone else. >> today's meeting with city and federal and state officials as well as community and faith based leaders gets underway here at 10:30 a.m.. it is not open to the public. back to you. >> a man exposed himself to a pair of young girls in south suburban harvey, unaware an alert neighbor was recording the incident on a cell phone. police say gus sweiss of orland park drove to an alley in harvey... parked... then accosted the girls in a back yard. but a few yards away, kenneth smith was checking on the unfamiliar vehicle. when he saw the man in a lewd position, he recorded the scene, the suspect leaving, and the license plate on the truck, helping police find the suspect. sweiss was charged with a i win to give kudos to our great citizens. this to ministration has been pressing the issue, if you see something, say something. >> i've got a little girl and my neighbors have a little kid. i instantly couldn't believe fog was happening. >> the man is now charged with a felony. police say he has several previous sex and weapons convictions. secretary of state john kerry heads to egypt today, to once again try to convince israel and hamas to stop fighting and killing another. andrew spencer reports, two *americans are among the casualties. >> the native of california served as a sniper in the israeli forces. and from texas he served there as well. the two u.s. citizens are among 13 soldiers killed on sunday. the military wing of hamas claimed to have captured and is really soldier a claim denied by israel but they are looking into it. israel's incursion into the town sent hundreds fleeing into gaza city. the cause a health ministry says one and 500 palestinians have been killed. the united nations estimates 70 percent were civilians. >> we have no war with the people of gaza. once again today, israel agreed to a cease- fire. the third time israel accepted and thomas rejected the humanitarian cease-fire. >> israeli forces say they destroyed several tunnels used by militants to smuggle weapons into israel. since the beginning of the ground operation last thursday, officials say they've exposed 16 tunnels with 43 access points. after an emergency meeting sunday night the u.n. security council expressed concern about the rising toll of caused an end to violence. the palestinian u.s. ambassador called that a test for israel. >> if they are going to abide by all these elements to stop the aggression against our people. >>taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. the u-n security council is expected to vote on a resolution today, condemning the downing of malaysia airlines flight 17. the resolution demands that those responsible be held accountable, and that armed groups don't compromise the integrity of the crash site. ukraine accuses russia of providing rebels with the missile that shot down the plane. russia denies any involvement. an off-duty chicago police officer was killed while riding his motorcycle on the outbound dan ryan expressway. investigators say a car cut off tio rodriguez trying to get to the 71st street exit ramp. rodriguez was not wearing a helmet. the driver of the car was ticketed. governor quinn signed a bill that will allow illinois children with epilepsy to use medical marijuana. the new law takes effect january first. it adds seizures to the list of treatable conditions in the state's medical marijuana program. children with epilepsy will be allowed to consume *oil from the marijuana plant, with their parents' consent. the man who exposed the n-s-a domestic spying scandal, has a a new law takes effect january 1st allowing seizures to be added to the list of treatable medical marijuana program. children will be allowed to consume oil from the plant with their parents' consent. >> the man who exposed the and the state's domestic spying scandal has a new disclosure. edward snowden tells a british newspaper, some employees of the n-s-a shared sexually explicit *photos that turned up during their spying. snowden says it happened about once every two months when he was there. he says, an employee who discovered a sexually compromising photo would show it around the office. the n-s-a says, if it receives credible evidence to that effect, the offending employees will be punished. the president will board the nation's highest military honor to a soldier who risked his life to help the troops in afghanistan. the staff sergeant and his unit were attacked by about 200 insurgents. he survived a grenade attack and radioed for help but no one came to the rescue. he continued to fight alone. eventually use rescued close to death. he did survive. a pentagon says he displayed incredible courage and valor saving the lives of nine american soldiers. >>investigators in clinton, massachusetts are looking into a hot air balloon crash. the hot air balloon hit a power line, causing at least two explosions. six people were aboard when it happened yesterday. firefighters say five of them were burned--some seriously. the f-a-a says the balloon was attempting to land in a residential neighborhood. some of the world's best sand sculptors showed off their skills in beach art over the weekend. this is the national sand sculpting festival in massachusetts. the annual competition draws about half-a-million visitors. this year, the festival was dedicated to u-s armed forces. just look at that. that's amazing >> what have you build a fleet demetrius? nothing. >> major you throw your garbage away. we need that. >> we have air quality issues today. it's the ground level ozone. it can't see it or smell it but it can affect many people. tickets low dome be out there exerting yourself in the heat of the day. 66 degrees right now. wind is com. these numbers are going up in a big way today. 70 degrees right now. waukegan is cooler than a bartlett its 63. 60 in joliet. factoring in the humidity, 62 at the lakefront. 60 in lansing and 56 in aurora. when those numbers reached the '60s that we feel the humidity. once it reaches the '70s it becomes very muggy. satellite composite shows we are dry. we expect to stay dry today and tonight and mayor. next chance of rain is into wednesday. the 85 degrees today. there will probably be another air quality alert tomorrow. 91 to are. wednesday we get that rain. 76 degrees. >> still ahead, skimmers are targeting victims of the plane crashed tragedy. >> and the sexiest man alive is off the market. and winning big at the british open. and the latest tribute to the hit show game of thrones. here are a few stories that are trending online this morning ... scam artists are setting up phony facebook profiles of the victims of this month's malaysian plane disaster in ukraine. and ukrainian authorities say, the crash site was so poorly secured that thieves went through the wallets and purses of dead passengers, and stole their cash, valuables and credit cards. relatives of the victims are urged to freeze those credit cards, before any unauthorized charges start appearing. rory mcilroy wasn't the only big winner at the british open yesterday. his father's confidence in him will pay off big time, thanks to a bet he made that rory would win the open championship within 10 years. gerry mcilroy bet 200-pounds in 20-04 when rory was 15. the 340 dollar wager got 500- to-1 odds back then. so mr. mcilroy will collect 171-thousand bucks! and two of his friends made similar bets in 20-06. they'll get more than 68- thousand each. >> no pressure on the poor guy. he got married in mexico suddenly, adam levine is off the market. he married a victoria's secret model. is that really her name? surrounded by 300 guests including the murrain 5 band. stevie nicks as well and robert downey jr. was there. the two dated for one year before being engaged last summer. he is 10 years older than his bride. i can't stop saying her name. >> performing an epic to an outside buckingham palace. take a listen. music from the mouth runs.game >> they played their rendition of the theme song. >> if you're royalty which you want to hear that outside? >> it doesn't usually and well if you're on the show. >> people are really embracing that. i wonder if they've seen the show. we have some nice weather. today will be like yesterday and like the day before. we've had so much son. 91 degrees tomorrow. from and have some rain on wednesday. we will need that. 76 degrees. there's different we cool down to the '70s. >> dan ryan will have some work lingering out there and a few crashes in new accident in bound at the intersection of 55 taking of the left lane. a second crash we're watching this morning at 41st and pulaski. numbers look good overall. most overnight construction getting close to being picked up. or break it down for you in the next few minutes. >> good morning. to digress have a good weekend? you guys know polo, >> like water polo? >> people play polo on bicycles. i did not know this. one of our directors has been planned for quite a while it goes all with back to seattle in the early 2000's. but as an organization here hardcourt polo on bicycles. take a look. >> >> i wanted to play it before they even knew existed. it's a great weight to get out your aggression in a constructive way and have fun. >> how you describe this? >> it's somewhere between roller hockey on bikes or horse polo on bikes. it's a mixture of the two. the play on a roller hockey rink but the mallets are the same as horse polo. >> old mallets used to be made up of a banded ski poles. this company here makes actual malice. >> for bike polo? >> that's right. these are special specific mallets. the head is made out of high density plastic. and >> what are the strategies? >> stay on your bike. that's the first strategy. lots of teams out there will intentionally tried to mess you up and get you to put your foot on the ground you have to tie back in spirit that would be a power play. you have to learn to stay on your bike. that's above most anything. >> 3 injuries this weekend. one guy just fell on a wet spot. no one touched him and a broken shoulder. >> and usually most clubs have a day or you can shop with a bunch of other people who are falling down and writing slow in learning how to play. definitely a hard learning curve. the main thing is to just stick with it. the current pickup but it takes a while. took me one year before i was really ready. >> the biggest part is the community aspect. i just feel like 90 percent of my friends, from like polo and we share that drive. to want to have fun and get into trouble in a good way. it's a good way to get your aggression and stressed out. >> it's pretty intense. i won't say that it doesn't take time to build up the skills to be able to play like these guys are playing. but it's fun. and our club is really good about our players. people help will get their equipment with what you to become strong independent players. >> they go. chicago bike polo. they're all about getting the people involved. you can check the mount and told sunday afternoon as the best time ago. mckenzie the web sites there. the cool thing is that its men and women played together. >> courtney has the bruises to prove it. sometimes she came into work and we thought it looked like she got hurt. >> i thought i'd try it out but that i looked and i said i don't think so. it does look like it's fun though. >> time for the early bird special. which president made national ice-cream month a thing? if you know the answer you can log onto our website. you could win 5 fast passes to magic waters water park. the winner will be chosen later today. >> coming up, hollywood mourns the death of a great actor. >> and the big winner at the box office. we have more coming up. office. we have more coming up. you have time to shop for car insurance today? yeah. i heard about progressive's "name your price" tool? i guess you can tell them how much you want to pay and it gives you a range of options to choose from. huh? i'm looking at it right now. oh, yeah? yeah. what's the... guest room situation? the "name your price" tool, making the world a little more progressive. actress skye mccole bartusiak.. who played mel gibson's daughter in the hit movie "the patriot" has died. the cause of death for the actress is not immediately known.. but bartusiak reportedly died in her sleep at her houston, texas home. she was only 7 when she starred opposite gibson in the historical war film. hollywood heavyweight james garner died saturday. garner commanded both the big and small screens -- known for t-v's "maverick" and "the rockford files"... in addition to hit films "victor/victoria," "space cowboys," and "the notebook." he was when the first actress to succeed in film and television. garner was 86. >>"dawn of the planet of the apes" claims the top spot at the box office for the second week in a row -- earning 36-million dollars. "the purge: anarchy" took second, "planes: fire and rescue" came in third. "sex tape" and "transformers: age of extinction" round out the top five. >> it sounds like tuesday is going to be a movie day. >> it will be born outside. that air quality alert means do what you can to beat the heat. the movie is a good idea. 85 degrees today. tomorrow, 91. it will feel. mid-90s-upper 90s when you factor in the humidity. we cooled down wednesday chance of rain early that day. >> of an accident at 41st and pulaski. lingering construction on the roads should be picked up within minutes. will break it down cream and could not work on the inbound. >> coming up, the cubs are suing over a fake mascot. stay with us. 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