ELB Build and crack in Wood and Question

[mtbow]

First attempt at any bow build.   ELB attempt using red oak and backed with 1/8" hickory.   Just finished cutting out on bandsaw and found this hairline crack in wood near handle.   2 images show the crack.   Can this crack be repaired/fixed with any hope for bow.   It doesn't show coming out the other side of bow.  Crack is on the belly side.    Will be tilling for 45-50lbs at 26"   Or is this piece of wood a good backyard fireplace warmer over a good shot of whisky? 
I was thinking the crack maybe filled with CA glue?  What say you all.   Images below.

Marlowe

[Urufu_Shinjiro]

I'm not a bowyer (but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night), I just spend a lot of time reading on here so my guess is the advice will mostly say thin CA glue and clamp it, but by all means wait for an actually bowyer...

[Del the cat]

I've not used red oak, but I've made a few ELB ::)s, if it's on the belly and near the grip, I'd say it will be ok if flooded with low viscosity CA.
Del

[willie]

The discoloration alongside the crack might warrant closer inspection. I would be curious if the crack is a drying check, or some sort of delamination, if perhaps the discoloration is caused by decay or damage.

[PatM]

That's not discoloration. It's just exposed early growth.

  The cracks look more like honeycombing so there is probably more of them hidden within the wood if so.

[George Tsoukalas]

Is that a fiberglass backing on the back and belly?  Jawge

[mtbow]

No FG on either side.   A 1/8" hickory backing is all.
Marlowe

[PatM]

Is that a fiberglass backing on the back and belly?  Jawge

   Even I know what bandsaw tracks look like, Jawge.   

[Eric Krewson]

Fill it full of superglue, don't try to clamp it back together because you will squeeze the superglue out. Once filled it will cease to exist.