accu-weather dud predicts that chicago will receive between four and 5 ft. of snow this winter saying that this snowfalls will be steady across the seas and instead of one giant snowfall like we had last season ... the cold air will arrive in december and in january ... >>that has been the forecast for two months we are talking about an active winter coming up ... we have trouble nailing down the specifics one season as head of time but i would bet that it would be an active winter this coming season . moving to the current time frame it's not going to rain until tuesday possibly and that's a long dry spell that we have not seen since march and it's the first time in 18 years that we have put together for 100 percent sunny days in the month of october we have a whole ream of record-breaking statistics on this wonderful weather pattern we are experiencing currently ... all of those storms out west are there are strong southern women's better pumping up this warmer air dome over us ... stepping through time to this coming friday we will cease of gusty wind arr

chicago. here's a look at today's business headlines. sprint needs a major lifeline meeting between 5-$7 billion to pay for network upgrades ... it began selling the i phone is this month as saying that business has been good but it has lost thousands of subscribers nonetheless >>after reporting earnings to risedevry trade universities are suffering ... it is cutting costs this guys look brighter for chicago-based boeing ... for the first time today the dream wiener had full capacity ... so far 800 of those streamlinerdreamliner planes have been ordered. economists say that the uptick in washing machine sales say that it's a good economic indicator ... nobody can agree on the hit that banks will be taking over the european debt crisis ... it is hoped that the taxpayers there will clean up the mess >>thank you bishoeejal... the saying goes different rules for different people if you're a single worker you might feel like this is true picking up the slack for co-workers with family is ... jennifer weigel of trib-u is here to tell us if tha

a federal judge in chicago ordered the release of two video clips that were played during that the two are rana headley case sentencing awaits on the attack of that denmark newspaper police say two suspects broken to a family's hong on north lawndale avenue ... andrea vasquez was shot to death his mother krystal hethcoat was wanted she is in serious to critical condition of a local hospital the home was ransacked police say they do not know why this family was targeted by the three. police have a sketch of a man that was believed to be involved and eight sexual assaults on the west side ... and the attacks the man stole money and jewelry from the women at gunpoint police have a vague description of the man who was believed to be wearing a black ski mask during the assaults anyone with information is asked to call chicago police at least 4 kilos of heroin worth a half million dollars each were taken from a shipping container and a fenced lot in joliet authorities made the discovery last friday they thought someone slipped through the fence and cut off the locks. it is unsure as to why t

we have a chunk of cold air coming into chicago later this week. about thursday it is very chilly air. daytime high temperatures in the upper 40's up for maybe a couple of days this week. so we may not be enjoying these low 60s are very much longer. on sunday it may get milder but it will be coal nonetheless. winds at 5 to 10 m.p.h. right now. they may strengthen tamaratomorrow. this is a tropical storm it formed off nicaragua and honduras and became better organized. maximum sustained winds at 40 mi. per hour is being carried towards the yucatan peninsula been lent by. >> temperatures today will be between 58 and 64. tonight clouds increase. temperatures will fall to 41 and 47. tomorrow it will be 68-75. what a warm- up. the cold air behind that system will keep temperatures around the mid '50s then into the '40's for thursday and friday. but to enjoy it while we have it dina, steve. >> time now for today's trivia. how many chemical elements are on the periodic table? >> is it 100 112 or 118 dancers still had at midday. an accident doesn't have to

next on cbs 5 >> pelley: back now from chicago. the poet carl sanberg called it "the city of the big shoulders," and in this economy, dean reynolds tells us, those shoulders are needed more than ever to help lift the poor. >> reporter: in the rain and chill of an october morning, they waited for food-- many for hours. >> i got out here at 5:00 this morning. >> reporter: the st columanius church food pantry on chicago's south side is where then president-elect barack obama handed out thanksgiving dinners in 2008. >> happy thanksgiving. >> reporter: back then, the pantry fed about 370 hungry households every week. now the number is up to 500 and counting. >> peppers? >> yeah! >> reporter: every wednesday the line stretches around the corner. >> and it keeps getting worse every week. how are you doing? >> reporter: father mike notek greets almost everyone. >> i wish you didn't have to wait so long. >> reporter: most like marcia and ray harris live well below the poverty line. >> if we didn't have the food pantry, we wouldn't be eating

and ship wrecked in chicago when the "cbs evening news" continues. what's good for you today, is bad for you tomorrow. i had no idea what to choose. until i found pronutrients -- a new line of supplements from centrum, who i totally trust. omega-3 supports not only my heart, but my brain and my eyes too. probiotics helps with my digestive balance and my immune function. and fruit & veggie has antioxidant properties. new pronutrients from centrum helps make nutrition possible. mushroom smothered beef burgers. hearty chicken and noodle casserole. so easy, you just need campbell's cream of mushroom soup to make them and a hungry family to love them. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. all-natural benefiber, the fiber supplement that's taste-free and dissolves completely. so you can put it in whatever you like, even water. benefiber. makes taking fiber easier. i'm not a line item on a budget. and i'm definitely not a pushover. but i am a voter. so washington... before you even think about cutting my medicare and social security benefits... here's

>>for chicago police district stations may close due to budget cuts. and police superintendent garry mccarthy is hoping that people can get on board with the plan. in jeopardy of closing our call in the woods station on the near west side, belmont station near north center and the prairie station on the south side. last night superintendent garry mccarthy met with presidents of the fourth ward to explain why there ward to explain whether station may be shut down he said the closing stations puts more police on the streets ... monday's meeting was the first round of appearances that the superintendent intends to make he said all of the details of the plan have not yet been finalized yet. >>the suburb that could have you paying extra for begging your groceries and plastic the first the world as seen through the lens of musician henry you name it and our next guest has probably done it. musician spoken word performer actor writer and tv host ... and now henry rollins is out with a new coffee table book showcasing some of the striking photographs that he h

it was a similar scene in chicago. where overnight over 175 were arrested, some literally carried out as police tore apart a tent camp in grant park. while the demonstrations are attracting many, unlike most popular movements there is no consensus on demand. >> i wanted to be part of a movement that affects kids and economic justice can be spread around. >> level the field. the field is the problem, not the politicians. >> there has to be a change in the way that government is handled. >> reporter: this weekend, occupy wall street occupied the world with protests in dozens of cities including london and berlin. >> we're here to fight against financial crimes. >> reporter: the most violent were in rome, where today they're cleaning up after groups of protesters rampaged through the city, burning cars and smashing windows. back in new york, donated supplies and cash continues to pour in from around the world. organizers say the global support shows just how far they have come. >> we have shown that we have enough connect

stephanie gosk, nbc news, chicago. >>> there is more to come here tonight. there's something about an angel and how it's making a difference. >>> finally tonight, on the wings of angels. the story of how one maryland woman found inspiration from above to help lift the spirits and hopes of those battling cancer, both the patients and those fighting on their behalf. nbc's anne thompson has our "making a difference" report tonight. >> reporter: what makes an angel? a halo? wings? jennifer nyland has a different answer. what's an angel to you? >> awww. bobbie burnett. honestly. truly. >> reporter: 29 years ago, bobbie burnett made a stained glass angel for jennifer's mom susy to help her battle cancer. >> i thought that was all i was ever going to make. but now, after 40,000 more, i don't feel that it was my choice. the angels selected that for me to be doing. >> reporter: today the basement of bobbie's annapolis, maryland home is an angel factory. >> you can cut those and she's going to do the bodies. >> reporter: four days a week, 90 volunteers cut, solder and

. >> estÁn en libertad los manifestantes del movimiento ocupemos chicago que fueron arrestados por desobedecer Órdenes de la policÍa. >> la ayuda llega con lentitud a guatemala, cientos de damnificados tras el paso de intensos aguaceros. >> Éste es noticiero univisiÓn, fin de semana. con martÍn berlga >> les saluda sacha. martÍn tiene en la noche negra. hoy se marcÓ un to en latinoamÉrica con el triunfo de cristina fernÁndez en argentina. la mandataria se convirtiÓ en la primera presidenta en la historia de amÉrica latina en ser reelecta. cÓmo desarrolló la jornada electoral, considerada como una clÁsica crÓnica de una victoria anunciada. >> los kirchneristas en argentina estÁn de fiesta, la presidenta se convirtiÓ en la primera mujer en ser reelecta en una residencia en argtina y amÉrica latina. >> el honor de ser la primera mujer en esta presidencia la primera mujer reelecta. >> con la mitad de las mesas contadas, los resultadosaban a cristina ganadora con 53% de los votos, binner con 17 y alfonsÍn con 12. >> la amo a cristina, la mÁs grande que tiene argentina. >> el res

in 1909 i was accustomed to the chicago athletic club and taking the plunge in swimming. one day a friend told me there was a man in the harbor, evidently intoxicated citing tribune checks. it proved to be the newspaper's treasurer who rob patterson, one of the former editors of the tribune replaced with his nephew. several -- february of 1909, the republican party began its commemoration of the centenary of lincoln's birth when he was crowned as forbes's greatest newspaper, joe patterson began to outgrow his more extreme views had been welcomed back to the fold as secretary. in march of 1911 the competition between local morning papers devolve into a series of skirmishess on the streets of chicago, board of directors named joe patterson as chairman and burt mccormick voted out of his district presidency by democratic landslide acting president and chief executive officer. in 1914 the cousins became the joined publishers, fighting their share responsibilities with a written agreement lasting and we are both dead. their diametrically opposed philosophical outlook notwithst

información, gracias buen provecho paselo bien nos vemos a las 10 [♪] arrestan en chicago al menos 175 indignados. que protestaban en contra de la codicia corporativa. ♪ >> inÉdita elecciones en bolivia, miles acuden a las urnas para elegir autoridades judiciales. ♪ >> muchos hispanos se quejan de la crisis educativa que sufren en el paÍs, son los profesores los responsables? ♪ este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana carÁcter mantÍn berlanga. ♪ >> quÉ tal? buenas noches. bienvenidos, las manifestaciones contra la abaricia corporativa creciÓ en cantidad de manifestaciones y nuevos de ciudades del paÍs donde tuvieron lugar. chicago no fue la excepciÓn durante las Últimos tresiÓn tres semanas estuvieron acampad, pero con restricciÓn. Érica nos explica las mÁs importantes y nos habla de los recientes arrestos. (imÁgenes) >> estas son las imÁgenes de los arrestos de anoche en el parque cuando manifestantes del movimiento ocupechos chicago se reusaron a abandonar los predios violando una ordenanza personal. dos mil personas caminaron en el parque donde estieron a

stephanie gosk, nbc news, chicago. >>> there is more to come here tonight. there is something about an angel and how it's making a difference. s one story. [ regis ] we love to play tennis. as a matter of fact it was joy who taught me how to play tennis. and with it comes some aches and pains and one way to relieve them all is to go right to the advil®. i have become increasingly amazed at regis's endurance. it's scary sometimes what he accomplishes in a day. well i'd rather not have time for pain but unfortunately it does comes your way every now and then. and that's when i take my advil®. [ male announcer ] take action. take advil®. do you often experience the feeling of a dry mouth? and that's when i take my advil®. it can be the side effect of many medications. dry mouth can be frustrating... and ignoring it can lead to... sipping water can help, but dentists recommend biotene. biotene moisturizes and helps supplement some of saliva's enzymes, providing soothing relief when you need it most. don't ignore dry mouth... look for biotene in your oral car

i am here in chicago because i wanted to see if the people in chicago were going to be saying the same things that i heard down at wall street in new york just a few days ago. you ought to take that road trip, mr. king. it's remarkable what the american people are saying about how screwed up our government is and how it all goes to the top 1%. what they're saying in chicago is exactly what they're saying in new york. and i'd venture to say it's the same thing all over the country. get your cell phones out. i want to know what you think. tonight's question. are republicans afraid of the 99% movement? text a for yes, b for no to 622639. you can always go to our blog on msnbc.com. we'll bring you results later on in the show. joining me now a robert greenwald. he's the producer of the documentary "rethink afghanistan." i appreciate your time. >> sure. >> why do you think republicans want the media to quit covering this movement? >> well, i think that they're terrified, ed. because what we're seeing is a real social movement. and social movements sweep politicians out of their way. the civ

honors chicago's finest and field trip photos of the day. more photos available wgntv.com or chicagotribune.com gov. quinn up and down relationship with labor unions catching the eye of chicago tribune editorial cartoonist scott stantis says the governor playing both sides >> shaq meter of 1-10 summer at gov. quinn had shafting as by its side and agreement promising everything. then he tried to shop in the union might read a gig on everything. what does he want? cynical man would say tried to pressure legislature proven raising taxes and fees i am a cynical guy pretty sure that is what he is doing any thinking person and that annoy us to say no more. maybe now is the time to ask gov. quinn to step aside resigned what is the worst that can happen? we are so shafted that is my stantis for now and do not forget to enter cartoon caption contest chicago tribune .com/stantis. >> coming up like cox topline a very young look when the season gets under way friday night in dallas and a couple hard-hitting playoff games one team punch in ticket to the

so cissy patterson was, as i said, the daughter rough chicago, and she was born in 81 and as a woman born in the late century she had no expectation of getting a job or going into the family business at the tribune, and so she did what the young heiress is typically the turn of the century, and she made one of the then fashionable so-called international matches in her case with a very handsome but sort of dubious count who was an ethnic poles who had grown up in vienna and whose ancestral states were in ukraine she had been warned by her family has one of her mother's friends put it an infamous bad egg. she turned out to be worse. she lived in the so-called castles in ukraine which were in need of repair and the ear is in hopes she would provide the funds to do that, and allow him to buy a pack of hounds to create an english style foxhound at his place among other things. finally her parents cut them off and refuse to give more money and that is when a bridge in turkey became violent and beating souci up and she finally left him just shy of their fourth anniversary and she took thei

las mejorias pero todavía no esta la cura pero elc amino es prometedor, se dieron los reusltados en chicago >> la migraña: 2 mujeres dicen que estna mejor después de un tratamiento con un cateter en la cadera, un elemento paracido a un tallarin, la terapia parecer se util >> el edificio que alberga a la alcadia tiene 100 años de ecxistencia, en el 2011 se dio una capsula con periocicos con otras cosa, se dice eque es uno de loe edificio más alto en la csota oeste, esde ocncreto y granito de califormia, se hizo un concuros para realizarlo nueva york se gano un premio< >> mñaana podra ver otros vuelos, la de las maripisas monarcas, mañana vienen a méjico, en una playa de santa cruz, >> este es el final, muy buenas noches >> es el noticiero univisiÓn in semana. con martÍn berlanga >> con mucha alegrÍa los estudiantes indocumentados de california, celebraron una gran victoria. recibir el anuncio del gobernador del estado jerry brown. adriana aguilar de origen mexicano iere dedicar su vida al servicio pÚblico. >>uando me enterÉ en quse haya la remociÓn porque fue a travÉs de mucho

>> well, when i reached the age of 65, i was at that time living in chicago and teaching in chicago. i decided i had graded all the exam papers i was going to grade. my wife grew up in portland, oregon. and she was in love with san francisco. and she has wanted to come -- tried to move us out here many times during our life together. but she never succeeded until i decided i was going to retire from active teaching. and fortunately, the hoover institution at stanford university offered me the opportunity to be fellow at hoover. so i could continue my research and writing without doing any teaching. >> robinson has book did the notes that people will see it another time, said he got an m.b.a. from stanford and never once, did anybody bring up adam smith or milton friedman. >> i can believe that. >> and why would that be? >> because you still have, although it's not the same as it was in 1963, there's more tolerance for the kind of ideas i'm in favor of. >> the general academic community is very much socialist in the sense in which hyack speaks of the socialists. the general academic c

chicago and you see this photo here max this is from the chicago board of trade and they put up posters inside saying we are the one percent well as you go board of options they see her but of course as the side of listed up sions back in the one nine hundred seventy s. the beginning of derivatives as that term is understood today and these are kind of the ground zero of financial terrorists goggle school of economics is there this is where obama came from a milton friedman a neo liberal school and these fellows should not be so cocky because of the mob is beginning to circle i can say maybe in those terms and other words it's not as if these people can simply disappear once they punch the clock and leave the chicago board of options exchange i mean they're living breathing human beings. for how long well many people don't know this but when it actually did the same thing she hung a poster outside of her size saying i am the one percent and here's an image from the eight hundred s. and this is a picture of her being led to the guillotine and i have another picture here max this is the a

, half hour earlier in chicago. in dallas. we moved up to 11:00 p.m. in both of those cities. previously they had us on after oprah in chicago, but then she got fired. [ laughter ] and in dallas, i think we're on after a rerun of "studs" or something. but now we're on at 11:00 and we couldn't be happier. so, tonight, to celebrate that, we found one viewer in chicago, in the chicago area and one in the dallas area to go head-to-head from their homes in the skype scavenger hunt. let's meet our contestants. from dallas, first of all, we have a gentleman named chris, he's married with a baby on the way. he's the self-proclaimed -- [ applause ] chris, hello. chris, why do you call yourself the world's smallest samoan? >> i mean, if you see my nieces, they're like 200 pounds and they're 10. >> jimmy: really? they must be delighted to hear that on tv. [ laughter ] and from chicago, she's a mother of two and a die hard oprah fan, crystal wiley brown. what do you mean, an oprah fan? crystal -- the whole point of why we're do

the annual chicago aids walk helps or raise money to battle hiv and aids. the aids foundation says it awarded more than $16 million last year. several big openings at the movies this weekend.. >> another movie focuses on cancer being funny and a woman with a lot of problemsof love problems. 50-50 tells a story of a young man who gets diagnosed with cancer. it is a story about how he and his best friend to deal with this cancer. the actors are stellar in this movie. it is first eight tastefully appropriate funny movie but eventually it becomes touching and fall for. if you have ever been through any type of cancer this is a must see and even if you haven't you will laugh and learn something. there is also machine gun preacher. is about eight x a drug addict who turns preacher. it becomes a bit of a one note story. then there is this movie what is it your number. anna faris stars in this movie. the story is nothing special there are a few r rated laughs. you can see more of my deans list @ wgn.com it has been a wild day with playoffs and baseball. >> and the

he played ten years in chicago. at the very least, he knows where the locker room is. >>> nhl season opener, bruins raise the stanley cup championship banner. unfortunately for them, the flyers crashed the party. scored two goals in 47 seconds. claude giroux got past the defense, and beat tim thomas. that was the difference. the flyers won it 2-1. >>> something tells me that the maple leafs and canadiens don't like each other. very physical contest in toronto. leafs on the board in the second. lombardi's first shot was stopped. sirngled the net, controlled the rebound and scored. leafs held on to win it 3-0. >>> michael james, first the good. heisman hopeful rushed for 239 yards in a score against cal. the bad, had to leave the game with a right arm injury and did not return. number nine oregon won big, 43-15 but suffered an even bigger loss. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a terrific weekend. i'm fred roggin. >> announcer: early today sports is brought to you by just for men hair color.

he tweet heed had a dream about dying in chicago. he was 40 years old. >>> routine traffic stop, turned into a major marijuana bust for maryland state police. early friday morning in hagerstown. a trooper pulled over a 1979 cadillac for not having a working light on the rear license plate. the smell of wet marijuana kicked off a car search. the trooper found nine pounds of fresh marijuana. the driver, joshua cunningham, and passenger, thomas desmond both charged with possession with intent to distribute. the exhibit phone the chile mine. attracted visitors and two miners themselves. considered the captain of the miners and credited for helping the group survive keeping them calm. and the other, the miner who pro posed to his wife. both rubbed elbows with visitors checking out hard hats. a bible and

i was born in chicago. my father had emigrateford iran to go to school in chicago, where he met my mother while he was attending the university of chicago. that's where i was born. after my parents had divorced, i spent most of my youth in the state of rhode island, southern rhode island, and then after i graduated high school, i went to undergraduate college in st. louis, missouri and then came out here for grad school, which fell in love with san francisco bay area. all of my plans changed and this became my home. i worked as an environmental analyst for a number of think tanks and then applied that trade in law enforcement, where i went to the san francisco police academy many, many years ago, graduated as a academy class, president of the class. trained in environmental forensics, both here locally, state and federally by the usepa in the training center in georgia and i worked for the district attorney's office in san francisco for nine years before becoming elected supervisor. >> and you spent most of

chicago will be very windy. possible airport delays. not bad everywhere else, though, after a chilly start to your day in oklahoma, arkansas, louisiana, the sun will warm you up a little this afternoon. as we go toward tomorrow, we get a rid of the wet weather with the exception of northern england and it won't be as windy. if you're watching us on wp tv news channel 5 in west palm beach, florida, see the annual display of artsy from faculty members at armory faculty exhibition at armory art center. >>> here's a look at your headlines in entertainment. saying probation is a gift, not a right. yesterday a los angeles judge revoked lindsay lohan's four repeated violations. the judge ordered lohan, who showed up for court in an all-white fendi outfit with heavy makeup be immediately taken into custody with bail set at $100,000. the judge set a november 2nd hearing date when she'll announce what further punishment, including possible jail time lohan may face. the judge stressed after making bail lohan must report to the county morgue and pe

ello llevan 15 dÍas protestando como parte del movimiento ocupemos chicago. >> comenzÓ con una persona que abriÓ una cuenta en twitter, luego una pÁgina en facebook y poco a poco empezamos organizar un movimiento de prensa. he venido distintas proporciones, retratos o sales y creencias pero todo aparecen coincidir en un mensaje. que lo polÍtico, los intereses de la gente ante el los de las grandes corporaciones. >> la gente tiene su trabajo, su derecho a trabajar, comer a tener casa, en el lugar ha sido afectada y ademÁs nuestra educaciÓn tambiÉn por ser privatizada. >> por lo que piden que corporaciÓn ademÁs impuestos de quienes crearon la crisis econÓmica para invocarse. algunos creen que ocupy america podrÍa ser la soluciÓn. no estÁn favoreciendo los intereses de la clase media en eco este joven. hasta ahora no cuenta con las miles de personas de otras ciudades porque no pueden dormir las calles en tiendas de campaÑa campo con cuentan con la participaciÓn de muchos latinos. miguel angel hernÁez espera que eso came en los prÓximos dÍas. >> no sigue afectando y aÚn n

they uncovered new leads in this dusty chicago evidence room. while looking through boxes, investigators found plane tickets to at least ten different states during the same time he was murdering young men here in chicago. they thought to themselves, if he would murder them here, what are the chances he wasn't committing the same crimes while he was on the road? at the time, there were no computers or missing people databases. tools investigators have now used to possibly link gacy to 27 unsolved cases around the country. >> we're running out some of these leads right now, and we're just finding some intriguing patterns. >> reporter: technology can now answer decades-old questions about one of the monstrous crimes in u.s. history. and chillingly, it may be raising some new ones. for "today," stephanie gosk, nbc news, chicago. >>> up next, "today" exclusive. the recipient of a very rare transplant, after thwsg messages. when anybody in america calls quicken loans for a free home loan review, we'll offer them a free android smartphone. but how are

we have rain through illinois heading into chicago for the morning commute. and then this afternoon, we'll have numerous areas of thunderstorms through the southeast. we're dry in the middle of the country, denver looks good today along with new mexico up to billings. tomorrow's forecast, we cleared out in the southeast of chicago but still damp in new england. if you're watching us on wwbt nbc 12 richmond, virginia, see modern sculpture as long the african art that inspired them at visions from the congo. at the virginia museum of fine arts. that's your "early today" event of the day. >> thanks so much. >>> and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. turns out johnny depp's role in the upcoming "21 jump street" movie may not be a cameo. he may be resurrecting the role. cast and crew are under strict orders to keep details a secret. >>> under the heading of the rich getting richer, expectant mother beyonce has announced plans for a new line of maternity clothes, of course, under her fashion label. >>> expect more stories about p

cissy patterson with a daughter of chicago born in 1881 and as a woman born in the nineteenth century she had no expectation of getting a job or going into a family business at be true be in. so she did what young women typically did at the turn of the century. she made one of those fashionable international matches. in her case with a very handsome but dubious count called joseph gigiski who grew up in indiana his ancestral states where it in the ukraine. she was warned by her family that he was as one of her mother's friends put it an infamous bad a. he turned out to be much worse. she went to live with him in his so-called castle in the ukraine which were in need of repair and mary ann american heiress she would provide funds to do that and to allow him to buy a pound to create an english style fox hunt at his place among other things. finally her parents cut them off and refuse to give them any more money. that is when he became violent and started beating cissy patterson. she finally left him just shy of their fourth anniversary and took their 2-1/2-year-old daughter but the coun

chicago's weather proves why people call it is windy city. look at this. people struggling in the gusty winds and rain. that's lake michigan capping out at 25 feet. the popular lake front and biking path was closed. the waves 25 feet. strong winds expected to stick around throughout the day. it's a little windy out here in baltimore as well. >> we may be the windy city of the east. everyone gets to share with gusts up to 40 miles per hour statewide. we have the last push of rain pushing north. we may be done, but it's kind of the push of the cooler air, if you had the benefit of being up a few hours ago, the winds were light. it was an odd, summerlike feeling. that's the top of the morning's hour. 50 to the west. strong winds already picking up. notice the gusts. winds 17-24 miles per hour. there's the shower lifting north, otherwise temperatures into the 60s and dropping throughout the afternoon. winds gusting to 40 miles per hour. it's going to be a bumpy ride. let's go to the roads. >> we have a report of a broken down car 95 south at washington bouleva

i showed you that video out of chicago earlier. pretty cool wave action, right? i found some better ones. look at this. these are 60 mile-an-hour winds rightin along the lake just to the north of chicago. this was an amazing -- this is the highland park area of illinois, just to the north of chicago. wow, what a storm this was up there for them. kind of looks like what we had during irene. remember veronica johnson out that? yes. that storm is brining cooler air our way. we saw a high temperature today of 68 degrees but that 68 did not come during the afternoon with the sunshine. that 68 came at 12:19 in the morning and then the temperatures fell down from there. we did reach an afternoon high of about 59 a little bit earlier. 55 is the current temperature right now. the dew point is 38. if we were to stop with the wind and clear up, we could conceivably get down to the upper 30s in some locations tonight but the wind is going to help us stay well into the 40s i think for most of us. even though it's a little windy, which makes it feel cooler, that does not allow

chicago woman... is flying high... shh and her boyfriend were oo a fllght from chicago to new york... when she got the surprise of her life. her boyfriend popped the question midflight. the proposal came one year after the two met..alexandra william says it waa so unexpected and a great way to start off her vacation. "it was magical to ay the least and it's been a fairytale from the moment we met and i can't say how elatee andd ucky i feel." the couple will takeedelta to their honnymoon destinatton, after the airline surprised them with a free post-wedding trip. 3 that's all for fox45 news at 5:30."judge judy" is next. next.and we'll be back tonight ffr fox45 news at ten -- foolowing the world series. seriesswe'll see you later.

en chicago hace negÓ que fuera un evento proselitista. >> no vengo como candidato ni como precandidato. vengo a hablar de la organizaciÓn que estamos construyendo entre todos, desde abajo, para transformar al paÍs. >> durante su discurso ratificÓ que las elecciones del 2006 le fueron robadas en parte porque le faltÓ organizar al pueblo. >> los que tienen que ser protagonistas del cambio verdadero, tienen que convencer a cinco ciudadanos mÁs. >> indicÓ que se harÍa a un lado si las encuestas favorecÍan al otro político de izquierda. >> va a ser candidato el que estÉ mejor posicionado. >> reconociÓ en aporte en remesas a regir a mÉxico anualmente. dijo que buscarÁ activar el empleo y harÁ una gira por estados unidos para pensar su estrategia migratoria. >> y de manera atenta le estÁn pidiendo al presidente obama que cumpla su compromiso. >> me pareciÓ muy bien porque viene a invitarlos a un cambio de verdad para todos nuestros compaÑeros que estÁn allá del otro lado. >> a otros les pareciÓ vago su discurso. >> es que tiene muchas ideas positivas. pero estoy de acuerdo