horrible storm surge. we expect this to weaken but if you have a flight out toward those areas don't want to have the flight anymore. comfortable weather back here. yesterday's high 81. partly sunny skies little cooler along the lake. temperatures will top out in the '70s. 64 degrees in lansing. 60 in waukegan. sublets composite shows we are dry. in the south you will notice we have rain continuing but high-pressure system is stronger to the north it will come in dry air keeping all that rain down to the south. for today's kids there, we are dry. it won't rain on the kids. 79 degrees saturday moses and the appearance of the pay partly cloudy up to 80 degrees. more rain on monday. >> a quick look at some store worker causing delays it has been in place for some time. this stretch on was that diversity remains blocked from halsted over to mildred and again that will be in place through the 16th. everything else is looking pretty good. we will let you know about the closures and train schedules coming up straight ahead. deborahpresident obama is authorizing airstrikes against militants in iraq who are threatening thousands of people and closing in on a u-s consulate. andrew spencer has more. >> the president has now greed led the u.s. air strikes in iraq. >> and directed our military to take air strikes against terrorist convoys if they move toward the city. >> in part to protect hundreds of military advisers working with the security forces. >> we will stay vigilant and take action if these forces to threaten our personnel or facilities. >> the group is the islamic state and has made huge advances in iraq. their fighters had been ruthless demanding people convert to islam or die. the largest is a christian city has been overrun and thousands of families are reportedly trapped in the mountains without food or water. >> they have told everybody to evacuate the area they need to evacuate because of the catastrophes of the people are suffering. >> refugees on the run the u.n. estimates 200,000 have been handed out. >> when many thousands of civilians are faced with the danger of being wiped out and we have the capacity to do something, we will take action. >>rocket attacks resumed after the cease fire between israel and hamas ended a few fours ago. israel says more than 18 rockets were fired from gaza after the truce expired. there were no reported casualties. but israel says the attack breaks the premise of the negotiations that had been going on in egypt. hamas says palestinian negotiators did not agree on extending the truce, but they would continue talks. no israeli rockets have been fired in retaliation, and ground forces are staying out of gaza. the outer bands of hurricane issel are bringing rain and 65- mile per hour winds to the big island of hawaii. the mayor of hilo says more than 600 residents have gone to hurricane shelters. iselle could bring up to a foot of rain, life-threatening storm surges, flash floods and mudslides. the category one storm is the first to hit the islands since 19-92 and only the fourth since 19-50. a search for scraps of metal costs a brother and sister their lives when they are hit by a metra train. judy wang is live at the riverside metra station with the tragic details and information on this morning's commute. >> good morning. because of what happened, this line is running on a reduced schedule a meeting for inbound trains are not operated this morning. the trains that are running could be crowded. autopsies are scheduled for the two people killed. these are the trains that are not operating this morning. #1212 due at 7:00 a.m., 1226, 1228, 1244 which normally arrives downtown at 8:17 a.m.. the two were killed at 21st on the west side just before 5:00 a.m. thursday just a mile from the western avenue stop on the line that runs between lawrence and union. people who were at the scene who identify themselves as relatives of the siblings said there were siblings in their fifties were likely pushing a cart looking for scrap metal, something they did regularly. the brother was partially blind. >> have the family is out here. most of the neighbors were out here praying trying to give them some hope and keeping them calmed down. >> some trains did start running last night but there were several hours behind schedule. metra cannot operate a full schedule on this line this morning because federal law mandates that crews have a certain amount of rest time between ships. you could check out the website for the changes this morning. >> break up a fight at blue line station in the loop. it happened yesterday afternoon around 2-thirty at the washington station. police say a group of teens were passing out flyers when they got into a fight with a passenger. the victim stepped in to stop the fight... that's when he was struck in the face. he was taken to northwestern memorial hospital. police are investigating the case as a battery. police in south suburban midlothian are looking for a suspect who's been targeting schav was assaulted and robbed. on monday, a masked gunman approached a 17-year old girl in her driveway. less than a week before that -- a 22-year old -- was attacked walking home from the metra station. and in july, a 26-year old mother was attacked while holding her infant child. residents are on edge. >> we've never had a problem like this. who did not high alert ever since. people have been keeping an eye out late- night listening. >>a community alert has not been issued after the attacks. police are still investigating. two men are facing charges after shoplifting.. then attempting to assault an off- duty chicago police officer. jonathon koziol and robert hack are accused of loading up their car wednesday night with stolen groceries. then, trying to flee the northwest side jewel. the officer says she moved toward the car to try and stop them. but, the men started driving at her, so she fired two warning shots at the car. no one was injured. they're charged with aggravated assault of a police officer, and retail theft with a previous conviction. it was one friend testifying against another in a double murder trial in joliet. alsia massaro took the stand in the trial of 20 year-old bethany mckee for the murders of terrance rankins and eric glover at massaro's joliet home in january, 2013. massaro told the court it was mckee's idea to rob rankins, even saying the suspects agreed on a signal that the attacks were about to happen. but, mckee's father argues massaro's version of events don't add up. >> on the stand today she doesn't recall 98% of anything that was asked of her. >> we want to know what happened. but the details, it's hard to take sometimes. it's hard to take. >>massaro testified she found god... and the urge to tell the truth about the crime. massaro cut a plea deal and is serving a 10-year prison term. governor quinn is moving forward on building a third airport in the south suburbs. the governor is calling for a forum on september 23-rd to collect ideas for the peotone airport. he's inviting developers and air carriers to share their input with i-dot officials. so far the state has spent 76- million dollars for more than half of the land needed for the first phase of the project. but none of the major airlines that serve o'hare and midway, say they're interested in flying to a third airport. our 13-th annual back-to-school kids fair kicks-off in just under two hours. it runs from six to nine a-m, at our studios here at 25-01 west bradley place. we'll have free food, school supplies, games, health screenings... and performances by the jesse white tumblers, south shore drill team, cirque shanghai, and more. for more information -- check out our website, *wgn t-v dot- com slash- kids fair.* and please think about taking public transportation. our parking is limited this year. and you are going to be out there all morning demetrius. >> demetrius loves the kids. that's how it goes. let's look at our weather. no rain for the fair today its corn to be really nice out there. 81 degrees this afternoon. sun and clouds. 65 tonight and tomorrow back to 78. sunday we will be at in the greece. monday we're back to work. chance of showers and storms high of 82. tuesday we have a 50 percent shot of showers. >>coming up ... it's summer, and the outdoors are calling. our tech reporter has some fun gadgets that can take the heat. and -- some safety tips for late summer swimming. plus -- the former number one n-b-a draft pick, greg oden, is arrested in indiana. all the details, next. and -- a caterpillar invasion leaves a community worried for their safety. we'll explain, coming up. arrested for punching his ex- girlfriend in the face. that happened at oden's home in indiana early thursday morning. police say officers found the victim with a bloody nose and cuts on her face. they say the woman was uncooperative and told officers she fell. but then oden admitted that two people were holding him back when he broke free and punched her. he's charged with misdemeanor battery. oden played for the miami heat last season, but he's currently a free agent. a man has been convicted of gunning down an un-armed teenager on his porch in michigan. a jury found theodore wafer guilty of second degree murder in the death of renisha mcbride. he shot the 19-year-old in the face last november when she came to his door, intoxicated and prosecutors say she was just looking for help. someone was breaking in. he faces a maximum sentence of life in prison. caterpillars may look cute. but a species could send you to the hospital. the number of asp caterpillars has spiked in central texas lately. experts say it's because of the increased rainfall. but don't get too close... their venomous hairs can become embedded in your skin.. causing throbbing pain and a rash. experts say if this happens to you... use packing tape to remove the hairs. then add a baking soda paste, followed by ice to cool the pain. 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lot of time in the pool. but despite all that swim time, parents still need to keep a close eye on their children when they're in the pool. the consumer product safety commission says drowning is the second leading cause of death for children between the ages of 5 and 14. swimming safety groups remind young swimmers to always make sure an adult is nearby, to stay clear of barricades or gates if a pool is closed, to take swimming lessons and to stay away from the pool drain. some storms put on a light show from outer space. nasa astronaut reid wiseman shot this video from the internationals space station. all those flashing lights on the earth are lightning. this is not wiseman's first time taking pictures of the earth. he's also captured other lightning storms in progress. that's pretty cool. >> he is like a rock star. >> we did a story on him before. >> he's done a lot of cool pictures. he's a maverick. 67 degrees is our current temperature. the dew point is at 50 so it's pretty comfortable so far. the barometer is at 30 in.. with a dome of high pressure to the north. it's 60 degrees in union. 63 in kankakee. 70 at midway. the urban heat was in effect. all the concrete, the wind is in moving much keeps as temperatures up. looking at the satellites composite, we have rain to the south of high pressure system is pumping in the dry air from the east. but rain will try to make its way into northern indiana but not up to chicago. we stayed dry for the rest of the weekend. the chance of rain is when this bridge breaks down the sunday into monday. 81 degrees today partly sunny cooler up along the lake. we are mostly cloudy. each day is like the one before. we will be partly sunny tomorrow. mostly sunny with a high temperature of 80 for the weekend. >> we have some delays this morning because of the double fatality yesterday. they do not plan to operate these in bound trains this morning until 8:00. that will impact 1212-1228-1224 and 1225. things are pretty quiet on the roads. a nice start so far no accidents just a few spots of construction. will have more on that and a bit. coming up ... local students get a huge donation, to start a football team. and -- a big afternoon for a couple of cubs rookies, as the northsiders complete a successful road trip. sports is next. so this board gives me rates on progressive direct and other car insurance companies? yes. but you're progressive and they're them. -yes. -but they're here. -yes. -are you... -there? -yes. -no. -are you them? i'm me. but the lowest rate is from them. -yes. -so them's best rate is... here. so where are them? -aren't them here? -i already asked you that. -when? -feels like a while ago. want to take it from the top? rates for us and them. now that's progressive. see a lot of this kid's home runs. baez at it again. just a warm-up for his first wrigley field appearance. the beneficiary of his big back to come here is the show. sixth inning, he cracks one down to the left-field line. a solo shot and the cubs built the lead. then in the 8, 4-2 for the cubs. and it's a missile to the right field. third in three games the cubs win 6-2. for the mariners it was like taking candy from the baby. every stitch of it with a man on the have a lead in the fifth the got worse from there and the socks call in their series opener. the bears open the preseason tonight against the eagles. the big game to play linebacker for the first time in a real nfl game. he moved over from defense and is but a transformation has been big news trying to tone down his excitement heading into the game. >> it don't want to do too much out there. and play. >> obviously no one is perfect, you're going to make a mistake but how you respond. >> we will watch him tonight. >>a win for a local charter school... before the season even starts. were you supposed to read this? >> and just kidding. >>butler charter school couldn't afford a football team. two companies raised cash and donated equipment and uniforms. for students and teachers at butler, it's a dream come true. >> our focus this. but while i might still be slipping. >> it's pretty hot and heavy. >> by cried because i feel like something magical is going on here at this school. >>as you might expect, most of the guys are bears fans. good luck butler! that you can speak. >> it's football. this is the time of year when everybody has to put on pads and it's just miserable. all those kids who go back to play the come home so much skinnier this time of the year because they're sweating so much. 67 degrees right now. you know, you pray for days were it's not too warm. is going to be comfortable today. a mix of sun and clouds this afternoon. by 9:00 p.m. we're down to 76. no rain for today or tomorrow or sunday. next chance of storms are arrives only had back to school on monday. >> with ongoing construction on the rhine. jesse know what to expect as you head out. is bound at roosevelt they're blocking the exit ramp also heads up on the trains, we have several that will not be operating until later this morning. it's impacting all these listed trains and includes the outbound train 1225. more traffic in a few minutes and much more to come, including why karen lewis is in no hurry to announce a run for mayor. and the latest on the ebola outbreak. and and north korean dictator kim jung un takes a trip to a lubricant factory. and dean reviews of new movies out this week including the teenage mutant ninja turtles. president obama returns to action in iraq ... authorizing targeted military air-strikes to stop genocide. a metra train kills a brother and sister on the west side. the latest on the investigation and how it will impact your morning commute. and a hurricane is closing in on the hawaiian islands. will have the latest video. good morning, i'm erin mcelroy. dan joins us at the top of the hour. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. hi, demetrius. >> which had a nice stretch. this time of the year temperatures don't move much. a good weekend is coming up. high temperature of 81. over the weekend will have the highest in the upper '70's and low eighties with no rain. the breeze could slow down a bit closer to lake we will have temperatures in the mid-70s. lane tech her school, we may have a line going back there. 70 degrees this morning. it will be nice. satellites can fog composite show some clouds but that it. rain stays down to the south. a first we are born to look at the hurricane and what we see is a continues to move around. we will get into the seven days forecast in a moment but first let's check the roads. >> we are seeing some said the vacant changes this morning all due to the double fatality from yesterday. these trains will not be operating until later. 1212- 1224. also impacting 12 to five--1225. that's the latest. here's a look at the sewer work that's in place through the 16th we have some blockages there and we have another stretch directly at diversity. here's a look of the project. so far everything has been moving very well. we will keep tabs on that. >> president obama is authorizing military force to protect a consulate in iraq and to help thousands of people. last night the president announced he's authorizing targeted airstrikes against militants who are taking over areas in northern iraq. the president says those airstrikes will happen if the militants advance toward the city of erbil which holds an american consulate. he says the militants are slaughtering civilians who refuse to convert to islam. the survivors are forced to live on a mountain where there's no food or water. >> when we face a situation like we do on the mountain was innocent people facing the prospect of violence on her thick scale, we have a mandate to help, in this case it's a request from the iraqi government. when we have the unique abilities to avert a problem i believe we cannot turn a blind eye. >> the president says the military is already conducting airdrops of food and water to the victims. he also says the u-s is not being dragged into another war in iraq. the cease fire between israel and hamas is over, and rocket attacks have resumed. israel says more than 18 rockets were fired from gaza after the 72 hour truce ended this morning. no casualties or damage were reported. israel's military says it responded with its own strikes on militant targets across the gaza strip. all this comes after negotiations in egypt failed to extend the cease fire. hamas says it will continue negotiations, but israel says today's rocket attacks broke the premise of those talks. the flag-draped coffin of the first army general to die on a battlefield since vietnam arrived at dover air force base yesterday. major general harold greene's family, the army chief of staff and the secretary of the army were on hand. a gunman in an afghan army uniform opened fire at a training base early this week, killing greene and injuring more than a dozen other soldiers, including eight americans. the big island of hawaii is feeling the effects of hurricane iselle as the storms outer bands throw off rain and 65 mile per hour winds. in hilo, more than 600 people have sought refuge in red cross shelters. the category one storm is the first to hit the islands in nearly a quarter of a century. the governor has already declared a state of emergency to free up disaster funding for clean-up and repairs. a search for scraps of metal caused a brother and sister their lives when they're hit by a train. judy wang is live with more. >> good morning. for inbound trains are not running this morning because of what happened. metra it is still investigating the circumstances of cook county medical examiner's schedule autopsies for today on the tube killed. they are believed to be siblings. metra is not running the trains this morning the line from from aurora to union station pier 1212-1226-1228- 1244. these are trains that normally arrive downtown between seven-8:20 a.m.. the inbound train hit the woman and man just before 5:00 p.m. happen that 21st on chicago's west side about 1 mi. from the western avenue station. people at the scene who identified themselves as relatives say they were in their 50s and they may have been pushing a cart on the tracks looking for scrap metal. a man who identified the woman as his wife, margaret hudson says she looked after her brother who was partially blind. >> half of my family is out here. most of the neighbors were praying and trying to give the family some hope and keeping them column. >> i heard a lot of metal and i said, god they killed somebody. i heard it something i didn't know what it was but it they made the announcement that two were dead. >> some trains did run last night but they were several hours behind schedule. metra cannot run a full schedule on the line because federal law mandates the crew has a certain amount of time to rest between shifts. also, in bound no. 1238 is making some extra stops at hollywood and riverside, harlem avenue and cicero. back to you. >>taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. police in midlothian are looking targeting women. this comes after a third woman was assaulted and robbed on monday in her driveway. the incidents started back in mid-july. a community alert has not been issued. police are still investigating. police are investigating an assault at the washington street blue line station. it happened yesterday afternoon around 2-thirty. police say a group of teens were passing out flyers which led to a fight. the victim tried to step in, but was struck in the face. he was taken to northwestern memorial hospital. jonathon koziol and robert hack are facing charges after shoplifting.. then attempting to assault an off-duty chicago police officer. it happened wednesday night at a northwest side jewel. the officer says she approached their vehichle to stop them from stealing. but, the men started driving at her, so she fired two warning shots at the car. no one was injured. they're charged with aggravated assault of a police officer, and retail theft with a previous conviction. an early morning drug bust on the west side pulled in more than 30 gang members, including one high ranking member of the gangster disciples. authorities describe 55-year- old johnny herndon as the patriarch of a gangster disciple faction. they allege he ran two lucrative open-air drug spots in west garfield park. authorities say today's arrests were a matter of getting the right criminals at the right time. >> yesterday it was operational. today it is gone. >> now our plan is to hold on to that territory, break the cycle of demand, organize the community and clean it up and surely we will back out eventually. >>16 guns were confiscated along with hundreds of grams of heroin, crack and powder cocaine. it could be months before chicago teachers union president karen lewis decides to run for mayor. lewis says she will start collecting signatures to get on the ballot later this month. but she won't file any paperwork with the election board until after that. she says she still needs a campaign staff and to find out if she can raise enough money to go against mayor emanuel. lewis also says she has to consider if this is right for her family. she told the chicago tribune that the odds of her running are fifty-fifty. chicago public schools says students in grades two through eight have improved in math at reading. that's according to an analysis of standardized test scores used to rate teachers, school, and principles. though there was an improvement, only 7-th and 8-th graders met national reading averages. in fact, 8-th graders surpassed them. on the other hand, only half of all elementary students met scores matching the national average in both subjects. the state department is evacuating families of embassy workers in liberia as the nation struggles to contain an ebola virus outbreak. the move is described as a precaution. 932 people have died from ebola in liberia and neighboring guinea and sierra leone. cases have also been reported in nigeria. liberia's president has declared a state of emergency, saying the epidemic has overwhelmed the nation's healthcare system. president obama signed a 16- billion dollar bill to help fix picture shows the leader of a mockery of taking a tour of the lubricant of factory. proof of how the country has grown. but others use it for some photoshop fallen. there is this one or in the lubricant is bright green and it looks like he has taken a sample. and this one, it shows him sitting in a large can. and i'm sure there are more that we can't show on morning television. the poor guy. >> he's the gift that keeps on giving. everything he does is a hit. it's 67 degrees right now. wind of the north and 6 mi.. temperatures are going to move a bit. yesterday we will be back up there again. it's 60 degrees in waukegan. down in lansing its 64. satellites composite shows no rain. we have some portions in southern illinois but a high pressure system to the north is really pumping in dry air so that moisture isn't getting up here. we'd stay dry today partly sunny. cooler along the lake. mid-70s is about as high as get there. tomorrow we reach 78. sun and clouds. sunshine on sunday highest up to 80. >> still ahead, how little kid caused a lockdown at the white house. will tell you about his punishment. and a new addition to the park. and this is trending. are you watching? check out this billboard we will hear more about the fall out against the radio host. of black and of course our annual kids fair kicks off this morning. we will have free food, school supplies, games, health screenings and performances. for more information just check out another down day on wall street. the chicago parks district has put a new restaurant on the activity and new at park. the park is already said to feature a walk rock climbing wall, it played garden and a field house to wrap up the park goers appetites. the park is already set tothe park district wants to open a restaurant, concession stand and picnic area to handle catering special events. work on the 28-acre park is expected to be finished by this winter. if you're heading out to the got to check this out. it's the illinois butter cow. 500 pounds of unsalted butter were used to hand-sculpt this life-size cow. the sculpture took two days to mold. the butter cow will be on display until august 17th. after that, the butter will be removed and reused in another sculpture. captured on surveillance video: a bus plowing into two vehicles and two homes in san antonio, texas. the little boy squeezes through the white house fence causing a commotion with the secret service. the say the boy wasn't questioned he did get a timeout and he left with his parents. captured on surveillance, a bus pulling into to vehicles and two homes in texas. it happened when a car ran a stop sign... and barreled into the bus. the impact sent the bus into another vehicle. the bus then jumps a curb and crashes into the houses. everyone on board the bus and in the homes was okay. the drivers of the s-u-v and car suffered minor injuries. no one can say the police in kansas city, kansas, don't have a sense of humor. or that they don't know how to recognize a birthday. earlier this week they covered a fellow officer's car in 4- thousand post-it notes. it was sort of a birthday card for his 50th. the chief is quick to point out it was done off the clock and the post-its didn't come from department supplies. there you go investigators. >> i didn't want anybody to nobody blew up in my face. >>officer littlefield plans to use his detective skills to find who the perpetrators were... and pay them back when they least expect it. it must be fun to be on the force like that. >> we should do some pranks like that when dan is not here. >> and offered to bring in my will be cushioned many times. >> happy friday. first kids there for me and for you. >> last year it rained. >> it's good to be good this year the bosses are all here so let's behave. looking at on line,lebron james is getting a hero's welcome with his return to the cleveland cavaliers, but some fans in miami are still hurt that the superstar is leaving miami. espn radio south florida host dan lebetard is among them - he paid for this billboard to be put up in the akron, ohio area. it says you're welcome in comic sans font, complete with the two championship rings lebron won in miami. cavs fans and espn are not amused by this - in fact, espn has suspended lebetard from the airwaves for two days because of the stunt. what you think? >> i love that guy but come on. he gave him two rings. he lived in miami, complain about nothing. >> his like the guilty boyfriend he acts like he's not heard but deep inside his crying. >> i think it's good fun ever the need to relax. moving on ... >> that tom my hair looked earlier this morning. >> the guitar is talking. peter frampton is making news today for a recent show in carmel indiana. the 1970's--this is actually not the video. this is all the video. the guitar legend has a pretty strict *no cell phone video* policy at his shows. according to a report in onstage magazine, frampton asked a couple using their phone to shoot video near the stage to stop. when they failed to comply, he grabbed the phone and threw it towards the rafters. the audience reportedly erupted in cheers. apparently there were a little belligerent. people were cheering him on for doing that. andy samberg and the guys from lonely island could be headed to movie theaters. variety and others are reporting that the comedy music trio has partnered with judd apatow to produce a feature film. not much is known about the concept yet, just that it will be set in the world of music. i can assure you all their parodies like the one with the box. but the movie could be pretty funny. and of course making his debut this week, a baez has gotten all kinds of reactions. cubs fans have been waiting for a while. we have some tweets of things that people have been posting. if you push the button we can see them. did they show up? we know how to do this. guess he's ready for the big leagues after all-0.6 percent of the way to joining 500 home run club. -first two home run games and somewhere everywhere cubs fans are weeping and-i feel bad for the people without baez. i think his release debut is today. it will be an exciting weekend for him. and myself and nancy loo will be appearing at a panel if you're in glenview stopped in at the store will be there from 11-noon talking about back-to-school gadgets and all kinds of smart watches and coal technology. >> it's a telling people which button to push? >> teaching people how to use a computer. and short. >> speaking of debuts, the bears today. adobe at soldier field for their first preseason game. you'll love it for the first two plays and then after that it gets boring. >> so this is just the initial itunes yes them. >> 81 degrees for the high temperature today. a fairly nice weekend. >> things are looking good on the roads. dealing with a silver issue that will go for the 16th. with construction on the inbound to 90 we have some problems out there in the two remains that will be there for another 15 minutes. south that i 57, we have a stretch from 294 also taking out a few planes until 6:00 a.m. for some resurfacing work. overall the numbers look good. no major backups on expressway's or tolls. it should pay off if your pet heading out early. coming up, dean reviews the new movies including a tornado of thriller and a group of thrillers-heroes in the half shell. the latest tw into town. but where this film excels in wild weather, it fails miserably in just about everything else -- with idiotic storylines, horrible dialogue, and laughable acting from a no- name cast. it's a wind-blown, dean's list "c minus." the newest version of "teenage mutant ninja turtles" puts a very modern day spin on the pizza-loving, sewer dwelling crime fighters. dean says, the lightness of the turtles t-v series and early 90's movies are overshadowed by a surprising amount of darkness and killing in this pg-13. movie. it's a dean's list "c plus." and the best movie of the weekend, dean says, is the daniel radcliffe- zoe kazan romantic comedy, "what if". it's a charming movie about whether best friends can ever be more than that. it's a dean's list "b." there you have it. even the tornado movie didn't weather the storm. >> i still want to see stuff blowing up over a romantic comedy. but that's me. let's take a look at our day. 81 today. nate i mean tomorrow. some day we make 80 degrees. high temperature in the low eighties for the next few days. no rain this weekend. >> a quick update on the trains. but some significant changes this morning due to the double fatality overnight impacting the trains until 8:00 a.m.. the single train 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