four children are hurt in a horse-drawn carriage crash on the near north side. new cell phone video of an out-of-control fight at montrose beach, as police file charges. and israel accepts an egyptian proposal for a cease-fire with hamas. good morning. i'm dan ponce, erin will be here at 5. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. demetrius ivory has a check of our weather. a little cooler this morning. >> we're in the low 60s and in some areas we could even see forties. we been talking about jackets here and there. best dressed 4:00 a.m. news team there is. let's check out our day. you'll need the jacobins be

talking about cool temperatures. estray shower is possible. 15 degrees below the average. for lucky to even make 70 near the lake front. the breeze of the west is one to cool you down. a little bit of everything including potential waterspouts this afternoon. 59 degrees this afternoon. currently its 59. we are dry. this low pressure system is spinning to the north. showers will develop this afternoon light stuff. once the clouds, and the rain comes it's going to feel much cooler. high temperature of 71 but it will feel like the mid '60s this afternoon. '70s by 5:00 p.m.. tonight we fall down to 57. tamara's high is 71. sunshine and cool. >> the votes are in? best dressed? all the other 4:00 a.m. news teams are wondering where

their votes went. a few things out there early on. we have new construction on 55. we saw some delays yesterday afternoon getting used to this new configuration. elaine is blocked here at 55 south bound the short drive same story. the south bound 55. watch for that to slow things down as you head out this morning. >>four children and an adult were hurt when an s-u-v collided with a horse-drawn carriage on the near north side. patrick elwood is live at northwestern memorial hospital with the latest. >> a good morning. the driver of the carriage was taken here to northwestern possible. they were hospitalized as well. the big picture is that everything is good to be ok. it happened last night at grand. a woman driving the carriage was initially

admitted to the hospital in serious to critical condition. the children were taken in good condition. taken to children's hospital not too far away. the children and the driver all were treated and released. and what about the worse? the horse was not hurt. as i go back to you, you may recall back in february, aldermen ed burke introduced a proposed ordinance that would ban these carriages altogether similar to what happened in new york city. he's got the support of the mayor but not much action has been taken since then. >> police are looking for two men who who shot and a killed a 16- year-old boy and critically injured his father in broad daylight on chicago's northwest side. witnesses say 16-year-old adam lara and his father, 49-year-old year old uriel, had just

finished having lunch at a restaurant near diversey and kennth at about 3:30. surveillance camera video show the pair got into an argument with two men in the parking lot outside the restaurant just before they drove off. gun shots were heard seconds later. >> it was like firecrackers. i said to buy and a few minutes later i heard screaming. i went over and asked are you ok? >>police say the teen was shot once in the head and his father was shot once the back. uriel lara was taken in critical condition to illinois masonic hospital. police say the shooting was most likely gang-related. it appears there will be another break in the fighting between israel and hamas. the israeli cabinet voted to accept a proposal from egypt to declare a cease-fire, after an ongoing exchange of rocket fire that has already killed more than 180 people in gaza. the proposal would also open border crossings, once the security situation in gaza stabilizes. president obama cheered the

development. >> further escalation benefits no one. work and a continued to do what we can to return to the 2010 ceasefire. we are encouraged that egypt has made a proposal to accomplish this goal. >>the cease-fire still needs the approval of hamas. western leaders hope it will lead to high-level talks toward a *permanent peace in the region. another cell phone video shows what was going on at montrose beach, before police officers were attacked. this video shows several fights at the beach, in different spots, on sunday. a large crowd had gathered for a beach party concert. several police officers responded, but that escalated when they got a call about a man with a gun. during that search, some people in the crowd threw bottles, rocks, and other objects at officers. four officers suffered minor injuries. ten people were arrested. >> that will receive additional attention as will other parks. >>out of the ten people

arrested, two amen are charged with aggravated battery to a police officer. a 17 year old boy is charged with criminal property damage. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. murder charges have been filed against a reputed gang member in the shooting death of a photographer in rogers park. prosecutors say eric vaughn was driving in the 13-hundred block of west devon saturday, when a passenger said he saw a rival gang member ... and opened fire with a gun provided by vaughn. wil lewis was killed. police are still looking for the gunman and another passenger. the family of 8-year-old gizzell ford is suing the department of children and family services, for wrongful death. d-f-c-s placed gizzell with her father andre, and grandmother helen ford. police say her body was found last summer, beaten and strangled. the family says d-c-f-s failed to recognize that the girl was in an abusive home. an arrest warrant has been issued for rapper chief keef fish after he failed to show up in court for a child support case. cook county prosecutors say the south side rapper, whose real name is keith cozart, owes more than ten thousand dollars in back child support for his 17- month old daughter.

cozart has had a number of run- ins with law enforcement over the past couple of years. he was also arrested for drug possession and speeding. police officers, citizens and city officials of gary gathered to pay their final respects to a fallen police officer. jeffrey westerfield was laid to rest yesterday... nine days after he was shot to death in his squad car. 12 hundred people attended westerfield's funeral. most of them, like westerfield, were first responders. >> we are family that they never wanted to be a part of, the survivors family. >> we are here for you now and forever. we grieve as a family we will he'll as a family and we moved forward as a family. >>westerfield died on his 47-th birthday. he and his fiancee had planned to marry next month. he leaves behind five children. a man who was mistakenly trapped inside the cook county jail for more than 30 hours, is now suing the county. farad polk was visiting his son at the jail over the fourth of july weekend, when he was given directions to the visiting area. but, he entered an unoccupied

room for super maximum-security prisoners instead. the door closed behind him and polk wasn't found for 32 hours, when he set off the fire sprinklers. he says he was handcuffed and questioned before being released. >> your her won't believe it. the just kept coming. >> consciously disregarded. >>polk needed stitches for a cut on his finger. he is suing for emotional trauma. a jail spokeswoman says officials are very sorry, and are focused on figuring out why it happened. today's the deadline for car owners in chicago to get a new city sticker. you can get one at the city clerk's office downtown or at one of its satellite offices. you'll need your renewal form or your state vehicle registration i-d card. if you buy one after today, you'll face a sixty dollar late fee. police will begin giving out tickets for invalid stickers tomorrow. taste of chicago attendance was down this year. one good reason is that it was

closed on saturday because of heavy rain. about "one point one" million people showed up on the other four days. that's about 400-thousand fewer than last year. more than three and a half million people went in 2006 and 2007, when the taste was ten days long. customs officials at the los angeles international airport intercepted some very interesting cargo.. 67 live snails were found in two picnic baskets back on july first. they arrived on a flight from nigeria. paperwork indicated they were intended for human consumption. the giant african snails are one of the world's largest land snails and can live as long as 10 years and grow up to eight inches long. they can carry parasites harmful to humans. they usually eat fruits and vegetables but if they can't find any of those, they are known to eat the paint and stucco off houses. >> that sounds delicious. >> that's pretty sick this early in the morning. let's take a

look today. cold temperatures. not the polar vortexes but who might argue. it is still cool. right now in bartlett its 54. juliet is a 55. you'll find the temperatures warming up but not much. this afternoon we will get up to the '70s. but here we will be lucky to make the '60s. quite cold. typically we are in the '80s we're not even close today. down to 57 tonight. 71 tomorrow. we don't warmup much. friday were back to 76. said they were back to the '80s. >> coming up new video of the boston marathon bombing suspect taken right after the bombing and a suspect in the benghazi consulate attack is found dead. and dry weather is fuelling

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prosecutors in boston have released a new video of accused boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev taken the morning after the bombing. this video reportedly shows tsarnaev walking down a hallway

with his friend, azamat tazhayakov on the way to a gym. the video was presented yesterday as evidence in tazhayakov's trial. he's accused of taking evidence from tsarnaev's dorm room and throwing it away. his lawyer says he never spoke with tsarnaev about the marathon blasts. one of the suspects in the attack on the u-s diplomatic compound in benghazi, has been found dead. c-n-n reports faraj al-shibli was last seen alive three days ago when he was detained by a local militia. his body was found in a libyan town yesterday, but no one is saying what happened to him. al-shibli had ties to the al- qaeda group that u-s officials say stormed the benghazi compound in 2012. four americans were killed. a fast-growing wildfire in south-central oregon has forced more than one-hundred residents from their homes. the fire is burning on private land in a rural area with lots of trees and brush. it spread to nearly 3-thousand acres in the first day. no injuries have been reported, and the cause has yet to be determined.

it comes as firefighters in northern california are battling a more than 4-thousand acre wildfire, believed to be linked to an illegal marijuana growing operation. there is life, somewhere out there in the universe. and nasa says it's closer than ever before, to finding it. top astronomers and other scientists gathered for a panel discussion, and said telescope evidence suggests that practically every star in the milky way has at least one planet circling it. and a *new telescope, set to come online in four years, will determine whether any of those planets has an atmosphere capable of supporting life, either now or in the past. what you think? >> it's the first. before leave now, in about 1 million years we will get there. will find it. hopefully they have a faster way back. 57 degrees right now back here on earth. the very cool temperatures as we go to the day. wind of the west at 10 mi..

the two. is 47. that is really dry air across the region. later today the cold air above the surface and a high-level of atmosphere will start to roll through forecast. and off and on day. it rains on and off every few minutes. the record low temperature is 52 so we are already near the record low. temperatures show at the lake front will be close to 70. that is optimistic. i think it's more like the '60s. all here, we will make the '60s. midway will be around 70. cool temperatures today. we will be below the normal the high will barely reach 70. the good news is that we are dry. we did have showers and storms early. today is different. showers and may be a storm. better chance of rain developing this afternoon. the cold air above the surface, the heat of the day gets things warm

up enough or you could have showers popping up. cooler and breezy today. estray shower is possible this afternoon. tonight we're down to 57. partly cloudy and cool. mar we make 71 and thursday we make 75. >> a new crash in hickory hills at 87th and u.s. 12. expect added delays in there. also on 57, construction overnight northbound around 127, to left lanes are closed not causing any delay so far. keep an eye on that for you coming up. >> coming up, demetrius attackertackles the poor cortexd talking about the bears. >> the big home-run derby was last night. if he stayed up to watch it, it's one of those things to watch for about 10 seconds and then it gets old. so

how can we improve the home run derby? people were chiming in on that. and a new video from weird al yanko

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off to anticipated traits with the center to dallas for the rights to a guy i can pronounce and you'll never see and they sent anthony randolph to orlando for another player the you'll never see. all of this clearing space to bring in higher players. and derrick rose is all set for team usa camp. talking about expectations. >> would like to see him play like with the bulls the herd is in great shape. we will have four days to see that. the first day we have the interest what game. hopefully he will be in top shape. derrick is great. he's a great guy. i know he loved representing his country in istanbul and being one of our starting guards. hopefully this will be launching pad for him for a great season. >> we hope so. and mike ditka

among the headliners at the white house north charity golf tournament. no matter where he goes he is a headliner taking some putts at the country club, reminding as yesterday that football is just around the corner and it's about time. >> the rest of this stuff is boring. the world cup was fun to watch and enjoy golf but the rest is boring. i love what they are doing a love with the organization is doing. they need help on defense. i'm sure there aren't at some editions. if they can get that defense to where it can be really competitive, that's one of the best offenses and football. but the defense is what carries you. they had good offense last year but the defense was better. and defense really carries you. >> the black hawks have hired a new assistant coach. that's

morning sports. >> time for another edition of hate demetrius. good to see you. are you ready? we have a question from one of our viewers, is the polar for tax back? >> here's the deal. as far as i've been told, were learned this, the polar for tech's only happens during the winter. this is just a low pressure system out there. but that doesn't convince you, here is jim ramsey with his take. >> polar for tax? that's a large upper area of low pressure system around the arctic circle. this motion occasions when it's cold air around america. but don't like to talk about it i think the mission goals. >> they have it. joining me live

is the polar cortex. you saw the video, what you think about the allegations that you are not you? >> the thing that people always say, they say be yourself matter who you are or where you are be yourself. and just being myself. what's wrong with that? sometimes people are jerks. if you're a jerk the near jerk. >> what you think about coming back to chicago? nobody wants you we had enough of you. >> you should the don't let me hang around. the gods decide who's going to run things. they never let me play. this year this a go all-out to what you can. i thought i would terrorize this city. otherwise of sitting around doing nothing i went to the beach a few times. i went to a few ball games. i said why not have added. i said let's crew was summer as well. >> so you have been here for summer? >> i'm here rate hangout ready to make summer stock. how does that sound?

>> that sounds terrible. thank you for coming in. >> i was looking for that other guy never recognized you. >> he's a testy little dude. everyone is saying is that the cortex but they've heard their break from the polar cortex. >> you get the exclusive interview there. tom skilling didn't get that interview. >> would like to see this again? send your questions to chicago nine stories. or send me comments on twitter. >> i like jim ramsey to chiming in you've got everyone. >> it gave him the shingles. let's take a look at the day. not the polar cortex but near record low temperatures this morning. near record high lows this afternoon. down to 57 degrees tonight. thursday we

make 75 degrees. friday is 76. saturday we're up to 79. the polar cortex, top that! >> that that is a real jerk. >> he is surly. >> he must be a new yorker. >> as for construction in the overnight hours on the kennedy, heading in bound a ghost and cumberland all the way to our image. left lanes scattered delays until 5:00 this morning. also on 55 roadworks started off yesterday in the ramp to the dan ryan. anywhere between there and lectured drive their doing that bridge repair sica expensively blockage. we saw some big afternoon delays yesterday on self lakeshore all the causes brain blockages. >> a still more to come including how much corruption is costing every illinois residents. and the first round

of children who entered the u.s. illegally are back in the native countries. and the man who lost his leg for the boston marathon is celebrating a new milestone. and weird al he takes on happy. will see his new song coming up.

four children are hurt when a car crashes into a horse-drawn carriage. >> the chicago teachers union president planning for a possible prawn against the mayor. and the president and congress are pushing for an extension before the federal highways trust fund runs out of cash. good morning, i'm dan ponce. erin joins us at the top of the hour. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. hi, demetrius. >> high temperature of 70 degrees today. it hasn't been this cold in quite some time. were talking about cool temperatures in the middle of july. the worst number is what people aren't asking, the breeze will pick up high near 70. that will be near the airport. closer to the lake were lucky to make the '60s as we expect this cold air to win out. expect showers to pop up history shower is

possible later. temperatures ring now or in the '50s. we're close to the record low already. satellites composite shows we are dry. bring your umbrella and your jacket. we have potentially showers popping up after lunch time. 70 today. wednesday will be just a school at 71. thursday we make 75. we will warm up. low 80s in time for sunday. >> everything is looking good so far. here's a look right now that the dan ryan. it's dark but you can see the cars moving in bound on the left side of your screen. no major delays so far. a reminder the state street bridge is shut down it will be blocked until next week until monday. watch for delays downtown at the chicago river walk project as well. >>four children and an adult

were hurt when an s-u-v collided with a horse-drawn carriage on the near north side. patrick elwood is at northwestern memorial hospital with the latest. >> the driver of the car taken to hospital the four children in the car that collided with the carriage were hospitalized as well. the incident happened around 11:30 p.m. last night at the corner of grand. the driver of the car collided with the horse drawn carriage while the driver of the carriage was taken here, 25 year-old initially brought in in serious-critical condition. children were taken up the street to the children's hospital. bottom line is, all were treated and released. the horse? the course we are told was not hurt. you may recall back in february, alderman edward burke introduced a

proposed ordinance that would ban horse-drawn carriages here in chicago similar to what happened out in new york city. it did receive the support of the mayor initially but not much action has been taken on the matter. from northwestern hospital. back to you. >> chicago teachers union president karen lewis is taking the first step toward running for mayor. a new poll for the sun-times concluded that lewis would defeat mayor emanuel by 9 percentage points if the election were today. lewis now concedes, she has already set up an unofficial exploratory committee. and she wants a representative in every chicago neighborhood. the calculus of a lewis candidacy could change dramatically, if cook county board president toni preckwinkle runs for mayor. the same poll gives her a *24 - percent lead over emanuel. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. a 16-year-old boy was killed and his father critically injured in a shooting on

chicago's northwest side. the pair was shot moments after they left a restaurant near diversey and kenneth at about 3:30 yesterday afternoon. witnesses say adam lara and his father, uriel, had an altercation with several men just before the shooting, which may have been gang-related. ten people face charges after police officers were attacked at montrose beach sunday night. two men are charged with aggravated battery, for throwing bottles at officers. a 17 year old boy is charged with felony property damage. seven others are charged with misdemeanors. four officers had minor injuries. 12 hundred police officers, citizens and city officials of gary gathered to pay their final respects to a fallen police officer. jeffrey westerfield was laid to rest yesterday... nine days after he was shot to death in his squad car. he and his fiancee had planned to marry next month. it appears there will be another break in the fighting between israel and hamas. the israeli cabinet voted to accept a proposal from egypt to declare a cease-fire, after an ongoing exchange of rocket fire that has already killed more than 180 people in gaza. the proposal would also open border crossings, once the

security situation in gaza stabilizes. congress is just a few weeks from another financial deadline. this one will take money away from highway construction projects, if a new deal is not passed. andrew spencer has more. >> of the multibillion-dollar trust which helps fund state transportation projects like road and bridge repair is once again running out of money. the obama administration says as soon as august 1st, a lack in funding could affect transportation project. >> this week we need the solution. there will continue to urge republican lawmakers to not block it. >> lawmakers are not sitting idle. house and senate are hammering out the details of the temporary extension. whether that deal gets done before the end of the month is a question. >> dozens of projects across the country hundreds of thousands of jobs are in jeopardy. >> discussing their version of the bill monday evening, a house committee hopes to put something for that would easily pass both the house and senate.

>> this bill will provide enough funding to get us through 2015. this is the only package with all proven history and getting the votes in the house and senate. >> according to triple a, badly maintained roads forced americans on average to spend more than $300 per year on repairs and maintenance. in some cities is more than $800. brace yourself, the price of gas could go up as a result. the main source of money for the federal highway trust fund is a federal gas tax although congress has not raised that in 20 years. >> the u.s. has supported the first plane of mothers and children back to central america. the chartered flight landed in honduras yesterday. the people on board were being held in a detention center. the plane is sent a message saying that who comes across the border

illegally will go back. the president has asked for $3.7 billion to deal with the crisis. >> they haven't even taken a vote on the bill. >> he wants $3.7 billion. if this keeps up till ask for another $3.7 billion next year. has to come to a stop. >> of the 57,000 unaccompanied minors have asked for permission to stay in the country come from guatemala, honduras. >> illinois' senior senator, dick durbin, visiting some of the hundreds of kids who have recently crossed the border illegally and are being cared for here in the chicago area. >> we are spending more and we should spend more. we need to give our children their education. we need to ensure the police departments and others have what they need. let's not say we need to throw these children overboard to help these others. we are a great nation and we can rise to the challenge. >>senator durbin visited kids

alliance. a new study found out how much a new study finds how much money correction is costing taxpayers. researchers found that illinois is among the ten most corrupt states in the country. they say corruption is costing states, one-thousand 308- dollars per person. the study found that most illegal deals are tied to large construction projects, police, wages, and borrowing. states that are more corrupt wind up spending more on those items, which takes money away from other necessities. the man who lost both of his legs in the boston marathon bombings has a big reason to celebrate this morning. jeff bauman and his fiance' welcomed a baby girl, nora gail, on sunday. bauman posted this picture of their new arrival on facebook. a photo of bauman being rushed to an ambulance following the blast became a lasting image of the attacks in april 2013. and, there's more good news for bauman. a movie based on his story is in the works. hollywood movie house "lionsgate" says it has signed a deal to develop a movie based

on jeff bauman's book "stronger". three names behind the oscar nominated film, "the fighter" have reportedly signed on to produce it. it would tell the story about his road to recovery. >> temperatures have really gone down. the will to a backup until the upcoming weekend. how about the record low 52 degrees. or close to that will be flirting with these records through the day. cold weather records. wind of a western now at 10 mi.. the wind is coming in from the northwest at 10-15. later today we will see the high temperatures in the '70s it will feel more like the '60s. it's 58 at the lakefront. 60 at midway. 53 in aurora. out to the west we have the upper 60s close to the lake. o'hare around 70. look at that high temperature, 63 degrees in waukegan. typically we are in the '80s. we're nowhere near normal today. try

right now with this cold air sitting up here we have potential for showers and even major's thunderstorms popping up this afternoon. 70 degrees for the high temperature today to its low is 57. cloudy and cool. thursday we're back to the mid- 70s. >> still had, new revelations of the v.a. hospital scandals and the cost to taxpayers. and it's vacation time. what to do before you take off on your long flight to avoid jet lag. and marcus tells us what stranding including the best of archie. and the new video from weird al that's coming up. theadd one moe

embarrassment for the veterans administration. the v-a's inspector general confirms that thousands of vets who were no longer entitled to disability payments, got them anyway, because the v-a didn't bother to review their eligibility. a backlog in processing claims is getting the blame... and that backlog is still there. because of the backlog, vets got >> there are veterans of waiting on particular decisions on initial claims which we are paying, 72 percent of everybody in the appeals process is getting resources from the va for any number of medical

issues. >> because of the backlog, that scott benefits without providing medical evidence of continuing disability. it's already cost taxpayers 230 million dollars... it it could cost another 370 million in the next five years if it isn't fixed. back to being a full-duty soldier. bergdahl returned to active duty after six weeks of therapy and counseling in texas. this comes after he was held captive by the taliban for five years. bergdahl is now working in an office on the base and sharing a barracks with two other soldiers. it's not clear if bergdahl will face a court martial for deserting his post in afghanistan. investigators still have to interview him first. former president george w. bush was back in chicago for another knee surgery. he had partial knee replacement surgery on his right leg, at rush university, in may. last weekend, he was there again for his left knee. he was able to fly back to dallas yesterday morning. u.s. stocks end higher; dow adds 112 points.

citigroup, one of america's largest banks, will pay 7 billion dollars in penalties, for offering bad mortgages. the company's settlement averts a federal civil suit that could have been even more expensive. some of the money will allow homeowners to get relief on their mortgages. the states will get a little money... illinois gets 84 million dollars. but most of the money will go to the federal government. home depot is taking its first major step into the 3-d printer market. under a pilot program, it began selling markerbot printers in a dozen of its stores in california, illinois and new york on monday. the printers are used to make 3- d plastic objects. each store that sells them has a kiosk staffed by makerbot workers to demonstrate how they work, and print small keepsakes for customers. going to the gym often is not only good for the body but it's great for the brain too. that's according to a new study by researchers at michigan state university who studied college students and the habit of "gyming". they found that students who were members of a gym or participated in sports during their first two years of

college, went on to have higher g-p-a's overall. they also discovered that those who had gym memberships were less likely to drop out of school than those who didn't. if you're preparing for a long vacation flight, there's one *last form of preparation that can prevent a case of jet lag. scientists say you just need to eat a big breakfast before you take off. and don't be afraid to go heavy on the carbs. they trigger a release of insulin that helps reset your body clock when you jump from one time zone to another. and don't know about that. >> i like to keep it light. >> let's not kid you that visual. >> thank you for the audio. >> the story has been told. it's 58 degrees right now chicago. our regular lotus 52 we're close to that. 56 in waukegan. will be lucky to make the mid-60s. it's going to be cold. not much of a warm-up coming into tomorrow. warmer temperatures over the weekend. is it a poor cortex?

no. but still colder. it's 71 degrees tomorrow even with sunshine. thursday were back to 75. typical height is 85 degrees. we don't reach that until monday. the weekend looks nice. >> a big heads up for people who use o'hare airport to whether it's the workers or travelers, the trains that take you from the economy parking lot to the terminal are not going to be running starting today taking you all the way through november. that's going to be a problem give yourself extra time. they're doing construction that there. keep that in mind. there is a shuttle train that takes you from the economy blocked. it's not working the shuttle trains will work between the terminals themselves. >> my favorite people are the people who bring the egg mclaughlin on to the plane and

the smell of aids ... >> it's just hovers in the cabin for about four hours. >> as long as it's not a cinnamon bun. >> let's take a look at the trending stories. let's take a look at what's starting with some news from the archie comics world. you might remember back in april, we were told that famed comic book character archie andrews would be meeting his demise, now we find out *how he will die. in wednesday's installment of *life with archie,* he will stop an assassination attempt on kevin keller, the comic's first openly gay character. archie comics publisher says *he dies in the manner that epitomizes not only the best of riverdale, but the best of all of us.* you'll have to get the issue to find out who pulls the trigger. all-star week means another home run derby. oakland a yoenis cespedes won for the second straight year, but the growing consensus on twitter seems to be that the home run

derby is getting a bit old...so how can we spice it up? things just keep getting better it's fun for about 10 seconds. i pulled up some of the messages the people of given me. how to fix the home-run derby? longest home-run wins. not a bad idea. here's an idea, stop having it. that's not really nice. not helpful. here's how to improve it, round one canned goods. these are different things to hit. if you have an idea, just send it to me. will have more in the next hour. more sports, things just keep getting better for the cleveland cavaliers. all the attention might be focused on james of this morning everybody is talking about the first overall pick wiggins after

he did this ... take a look. in behind the back and doctor that was from the pregame in the summer league. >> that's pretty cool. >> what you think? >> >> de think he's going to go over kevin love? will that trade happen? and finally, weird al has a new album coming out. kick it off, he's unveiling 8 videos in 8 days, starting with this parody of pharell's happy...called *tacky. >> am i being crazy wearing this?

>> it keeps going. i put this up on my face book page. will have more to the morning. dean will have some more to. a the videos in eight days. >> coming up, a real housewife is stirring up controversy about a video she has online.

starting tomorrow, jenny mccarthy will host a weekly series on the radio. the shall cover everything from parenting to sex and dating and marriage. her first guest will include chelsea handler. she said you can bet your sweet ... bleep the show will live up to its title. former real housewife of new

york, bethenny frankel raised some eyebrows when she posted this picture on her instagram. she is wearing her 4-year-old daughter's 'hello kitty' p- j's... frankel is 43. while some took the image as a joke, others were concerned by the message she might be sending to her daughter and other young girls. frankel says she's tried several different diets, and that she exercises and tries to eat small portions to keep her figure. a 16-year-old boy in nebraska may have snapped the selfie of the year. check it out! tom white tweeted this picture sunday night. it shows him standing in front of warren buffett and paul mccartney sitting on a bench. his caption - -"chillin with my homies". sir paul had dinner with the billionaire in omaha sunday and white happened to catch them after they stopped for an ice cream treat. mccartney then retweeted the picture monday and it went viral within minutes. >> we have cold temperatures today. were lucky to be 70 this afternoon. near record lows and

a near-record high lows this afternoon. tamara's have temperature is 71. a warm-up comes this weekend. >> your morning headlines are >> your morning headlines are coming up next. d presentation

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