mayor daley sounding off about walmart. how 200,000 diapers will provide relief to low income families in chicago. i'm going to offer in good faith to make a decision for the u.s. senate but it is not coming for free. >> today we hear the words from the governor's mouth. proof that blagojevich a -- repeatedly tried to sell the senate. i'm mark suppelsa. >> and i'm lourdes duarte. we all knew this audio was coming and today the jury at the rod blagojevich corruption trial got to hear it. >> but is it evidence? julie unruh is our person in the courtroom. >> reporter: i've been there

every day. yesterday a tough day for blagojevich with witness after witness telling about schemes to pay or play kickbacks. today more hurtful evidence. this time it's a cash-strapped blagojevich doing the damage. it's all heard on the infamous fbi tapes. he's all smiles and hand shakes as he enters and exits the courtroom. but today he was all business upstairs as he listened to the tapes recorded back in 2008. one of them have been to do everything about filling the senate seat vacated by barack obama. to his chief of staff, the list was short. xñ senate president emil jones, an valerie jarrett or blagojevich himself. testimony and tapes make it sound like he was using the appointment as a bargainship. >> it is not coming for free. it's got to be good stuff for

the people of illinois and good for me. and if i can't get the right deal, john, then i'll take it myself. and that'll make me negotiate better and get a better deal. what you think of that? >> reporter: on the stand, harris told how blagojevich wanted something for that seat. a cabinet position, an ambassadorship or cash from another politician. harris told the jury that privately blagojevich once asked him so what do you think i can get for this seat? again, on election day more recordings. this time blagojevich calls on harris to take on is the tribune company. he knows the company is trying to sell wrigley field but can't close the deal without help from the state. the witness told the jury he wants harris to do his dirty work. >> fire all those [bleep] people get them the [bleep] out of there. and get us some editorial support. >> reporter: after a grueling day in court, blagojevich

shares his take on the tapes that tell all. >> the process is just beginning. every day that goes by i get closer to testifying and explaning everything and putting things in the context. >> reporter: in other developments today, lawyers for blagojevich filed a motion for mistrial. they claimed they've been kept from meaningful cross examinations. the judge spent about ten or so minutes schooling the lawyers about proper questioning. after that, the motion was denied. john harris back on the stand tomorrow morning. >> and you'll be there too. in the same federal building, the obstruction of justice case against jon burge. his trial spanned 13 days. he's been silent outside the courtroom. so when burge took the stand in his own defense, some were surprised. burge had tears used anger to express his claim that he never

tortured prisoners. neither had any of the men under his command he says. wilbur brooks was. he said momein never mentioned being tortured. >> i was not aware of that. >> because he didn't tell you? >> no, he didn't. >> but he didn't tell you because he likely may have been afraid. >> that's possible. >> they called four of burge's accusers to be testified. they claimed to have been shocked or burned. closing arguments are thursday. a chicago public schools teacher is charged with illegally photographing people while they undressed at a water

park. an offduty officer discovered jamie jimenez looking at male people undressing. they found other electronic equipment from his apartment. the administration has been told of the charges against the teacher. he was attacked by a grizzly bear in yellowstone national park. irwin everett was found. he did not have a gun or any protection at the time. he was 70 years old and devoted his life to studying nature. dna tests confirmed the bear shot and killed over the weekend was the one who killed everett. he must explain to the president what he was doing. president obama to be livid over his top general in afghanistan telling a magazine

reporter about the president and the vice president in a bad way. the future of general stanley mcchrystal. >> reporter: general stanley mcchrystal will sit face to face tomorrow with the same white house leaders and colleagues who are the targets of insulting remarks in rolling stone. the article hitting newsstands friday depicts conversations between the general and his staff mocking other military leaders and vice president joe biden. with one aide calling him bite me instead of biden. now the general's role as top u.s. general in afghanistan is in question. >> i think it's clear that the article in which he and his team appeared showed a poor judgment. but i also want to make sure that i talk to him directly before i make any final decisions. >> reporter: while mcchrystal

doesn't directly insult president obama. sources say he said the commander in chief looked uncomfortable. some say it's a sign of deeper divide. >> the important thing about these comments is that they show a deep division, really a war within the administration over the war itself and over the strategy. >> reporter: mcchrystal has fired a press aide and apologized saying in a statement it was a mistake reflecting poor judgment and never should have happened. he also personally called several military leaders and apologized including robert gates. in washington, i'm megan hughes. >> tell us what you think. should general mcchrystal be fired about his comments about the obama administration? text yes or no to 97999 or vote on wgntv.com. we'll combine the results after tom citing's seven-day forecast. take a look at eagle,

wisconsin today. a tornado touched down there last night leaving rubble in its wake. at least five homes were destroyed including the fire chief's house there. is the tornado hit just after 9:00 and while a few people were hurt, nobody was killed. rescue crews went street to street house to house today looking for additional victims. >> doesn't look like we're done with severe weather. tom skilling's forecast is coming up. plus a fight that really delivered more passengers than it left with.

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society. >> reporter: with the city's handgun ban facing the possibility of being overturned next week by the nation's highest court and a new rash of gun violence on the streets of chicago, the mayor's sounding off again. and he's not the only one. >> this is my grandson. to be killed and the violence needs to stop. it's got to stop. in the name of jesus i pray every day let it stop. >> reporter: eula lost her grandson on saturday. one of 54 people shot over the weekend. another nine were shot last night. >> he was so much fun. if you'd be around him, he just made you laugh. >> reporter: smith and two other men were shot in lawndale on the west side. killings investigators consider gang-related. as police patrolled the area,

locals rally for the shootings to end. >> young and women get into petty conflicts and it turns deadly. >> reporter: made that way, they mayor says, simply because of the availability of the guns. >> i don't think guns are the answer. like anything else, you keep the fight up. to me, i'm not fighting for myself. you're fighting for people who are victims of crimes. purpose over pain. listen to these people who've lost their loved ones. >> reporter: tom negovan, wgn news. >> mayor made his appearance after he was at a high school where he said the city will spend near millions of dollars in stimulus money near schools. members of a michigan-based militia group who will stay in jail until their day in court. all of them are accused of plotting to overthrow the

government. thomas piatek is among those. the suspects are accused of an alleged plot to kill a police officer then kill more law enforcement personnel at the funeral. and another federal judge slams an obama administration to stop deep water drilling in the gulf. today a judge said the administration failed to show proof that it is a threat. louisiana officials and fishermen say a ban would do more harm to the economy and them. white house officials plan to appeal the judge's ruling immediately. mayor daley making his case for bringing more walmart stores to the city. coming up, another animated response to his plan. and several celebrity athletes have them. but how beneficial are they? we're looking at sports charities.

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he played with the bears in the 1990s to give away food at the thanksgiving and scholarships for needy students. >> the last tax return on record with the irs a apparently from 2002. >> reporter: reporter jared hopkins looked into the now defunct foundation. >> it shows that there was more than $800,000 left in assets. so the question was where is that money? where is the funds? >> reporter: legally dissolved tax exempt organizations should psychological the funds. funds-- dissolve the funds. in 2002, the zorich foundation prompting that office to cancel eight years ago. he told the tribune his

foundation closed in 2003. the tribune is also looking into newer charities set up by current athletes. among them derek rose. >> food pantry on the south side. and we checked it out to make sure it was operating. we went there on a surprise visit, the mom was there giving out food. derek's mom. that was a good sign. >> he did tell me he was going to hire an accountant to help him sort things out but that he wanted to disperse the funds if there are funds to be dispersed. >> reporter: tomorrow the chicago tribune will have more on this. it also provides some tips for evaluating. chris now worked at notre dame's athletic department. he has not yet returned our call. >> thank you.

two disabled police officers look at a memorial to honor all those injured on the job. it's a story we showed you first last night. jim mullen previewed the clay model of that memorial. commissioned by the memorial foundation and features a wife, child, partner and wounded police officer. the memorial is named we shall never forget. mayor daley points the finger at unions opposed to opening walmart stores in chicago. he wants know why things work differently in the city than in the suburbs. >> reporter: quite a controversy. this is the only walmart in chicago city limits. the retailer wants to build a dozen more across chicago starting in pullman. we went there today to talk to

residents about how that proposed supercenter would impact their community. >> i think it would be a great idea. we need jobs in the community. >> reporter: this is the proposed site of the pullman park development near 111th street overlooking the expressway. if ninth ward councilman gets his way, this will be the site of the city's second walmart. not many grocery store options near historic pullman. if walmart comes, he said he'll be among the first signing up for a job. >> i believe they should be able to pay a bit more. >> reporter: that is really at the heart of the company that has stalled the building. minimum wage in $8.25 an hour.

people need jobs. >> all suburban county, no one objects. not one union objects. no one community organization objects. but why is it different in chicago? >> reporter: if walmart comes to town, what happens to the few small businesses that are in the neighborhood is the question workers at this corner store have been asking themselves. >> we don't know what is going to happen. >> reporter: he is against it but thinks it's only a matter of time. >> nobody is going to stop it. it is money. >> reporter: and coming up on thursday, it's a key day. the city council's zoning committee is scheduled to vote on that proposed walmart in pullman. >> thank you so much. gaynor hall reporting tonight. it's something every parent needs but unfortunately not all can afford it. what one local organization is

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it's nowhere near over yet. we're still going to get more bad weather. >> tornadoes dancing across the landscape in iowa tonight in northwest iowa near storm lake. big thunderstorms blossoming out there. we have 70-degree dew points. what a combination that is that has been through kansas city and the storms out west. these never did produce storms here. a lot of energy from these were zapped by storms that we want across central jill. no rain today. kind of a nice day. we had a fair amount of sunshine out. we're going to be muggy again tomorrow. with a major severe weather threat coming in a couple of ways as we'll describe in a

moment. 89 in winnetka. and 88 at gary today. it's still 80 at o'hare. this is loaded with moisture. 77 downers grove. there's a scan of temperatures across the metro area. they won't drop a lot tonight because of all the moisture in the air. look at these dew points and they give you an idea where lows may go. this is storm lake, iowa. within 24 miles of storm lake tonight there is a tornado that has been on the ground. look at the gathering storm clouds. these have developed quite suddenly. this is down state. we call this a ring of fire. note the storms developing tonight. these are coming in our direction. and they are doozies.

they tower already to 57,000 feet. you have triple digit temperatures with 70-degree dew points, this air is loaded with moisture. there's the storm cluster that hammers central illinois and kept our skies nice today. you can see the way these storms rim our hot air mass down state that prompted the heat advisories there tonight. tornado of course in eagle, wisconsin. lots of damage from that last night. the storms that swiped our area with 60 mile-an-hour winds really hammered the badger state. and there are heat advisories in effect tomorrow for southern illinois and missouri. while these are flash flood watches and they've been extended into the chicago area. these are thunderstorm watches and tornado watches. there are the flood watches in effect right now.

and there's the moderate risk of severe weather. that's a very high assessment of risk. our model shows a lot of moisture coming down here because this will come in waves and thunderstorms being the tallest -- coming from the tallest clouds on earth concentrate rains into very intense shafts of rainfall. which plug into this dew point- high dew point air. there's 2-inches of water evaporated into the air here and a jet stream that is perfectly oriented to take clusters coming in our direction. here's the state of affairs tonight. these storms that are poking up into the atmosphere in iowa -- again they go over 10 miles into the atmosphere -- have really just taken off in the last couple hours. this is part of a complex that will send several squall lines eastward. these things are going to be flying. note that we've got one squall

line coming by here around 5:30 in the morning. it passes and another batch comes in at 9:00 in the morning. then we heat up and another cluster develops in the afternoon and evening. look at that there going into tomorrow afternoon and even early tomorrow night. finally then it settles south but it's going to be a rough night in parts of illinois and indiana. before we get into a beautiful two-daybreak in the weather will lower humidities an the storms finally shutting down. close up look at the midnight setup. here you see the squall line coming in around 5:00 in the morning and racing through the city an hour later. so the morning rush hour could feature storms crossing the area. with strong winds pushing these out, the winds can be damaging. and with the tremendous vertical temperature drops and the heating we're expecting

between these storms, we could spin up tornadoes too. this will be a wild day for sure. scattered clouds tonight, warm and muggy with potentially active thunderstorms arriving toward morning. temperatures only 73 tonight. strong storms and clusters tomorrow during the day from time to time starting early in the day. then a break for some mixed sun. a 90-degree high and storms and clusters perhaps in the afternoon to tomorrow night before they go down to showers. 71 tomorrow night. and thursday rain free for the first time in several days. partly sunny, warm, less humid. and high of 84 with 80 at the lake shore. same thing friday. wind turns warm and humid again for taste of chicago. we could be flirting with 90 again. much more on our developing storm situation. >> and you'll have a look at the seven-day coming up? >> yes. >> thanks tom.

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it is an expensive staple every parent needs. >> wgn's marcel a raymond has our story. >> reporter: 200,000 diapers sent by a number of businesses to mothers in need. >> we deal with things in life and give up other things. you realize what is important. cable tv isn't important. internet is not important. having food on the table, having diapers for our child, that's important. >> i had one mother come to me and say you have been able to

keep us in my apartment for the month because of the diapers that you've given us. and so we continue to do that here today. >> reporter: a nationwide study shows that one in three american moms forego basic needs like food or utilities in order to why deep -- buy diapers for their children. sunshine levy came all the way from wisconsin with her children. >> no place up there does anything like this. number two, you better believe it's worth it top to be treated with dignity, definitely worth it. >> reporter: st. paul will deliver diapers in the next few weeks. for parents in need, this means their baby's bottoms can be more clean and dry >> we donate them because it's really the right thing to do for the community and the environment. it's really a shame to let all those products that could be

put to good use and help those in need end up in a landfill. >> i'm a single parent without any child support and a lot of people look downward. but you come here and you're welcome. >> reporter: you can read more about the partnership in tomorrow's chicago tribune. >> cute babies too. so nice to see. check her out. a fast-moving granny proving age may not matter. even in sports. been a long time since white sox have seen this. try to extend their win streak to seven. can i eat heart healthy without giving up taste? a man can only try... and try. i heard eating whole grain oats can help lower my cholesterol. it's gonna be tough... so tough. my wife and i want to lower our cholesterol, but finding healthy food that tastes good is torturous.

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more passenger than it left with. baby junior delivered on the plane. >> another doctor said i'm a surgeon, can i help you. i said come on back. the doctor said he's good. it's a boy. here take him. and turned and gave him to me. i was like hello. >> passengers on the american airlines flight when baby junior was there, the flight attendant said it was her first time delivering a baby in the back of a boeing 737. but they're all trained in case these things happen. >> so what's the birth certificate for this baby? where was it born? hospital boeing 737. >> it's an american because it was headed here right? >> i guess so. let's go to tom skilling with a look at the next seven

days. >> the word is hot and humid tomorrow and then a break in the humidity for a couple of days. and we go back in the soup again saturday-sunday with a big cooloff coming next week. though we'll bounce back from that pretty precipitously as well. there's a tornado in the storms in iowa right now. others are following in from nebraska. those storms are exploding where a low level jet rushes in with 90-degree temperatures with 70-degree dew points and slams into a jet stream slicing across in from west to east. that's the view at 5:00 a.m. note that first clust ere of storms is in place at 6:00 in the morning. new ones cross the mississippi and here by mid-morning. these things are moving at extraordinary rates of speed.

so this is a very active pattern. we will sit under the strongest winds in the jet and fast- moving storms could reach up into these jet streams. there you see the high temperatures today. and channel that wind energy to the surface. it's the way those storms that did the damage on friday and yesterday into the areas north and west of us in particular where wisconsin was badly damaged. that will happen again tomorrow. we have rapidly moving waves of storms. and we have a flash flood watch which has just been hoisted into early tomorrow night. so 90 tomorrow and 85 and more like 80 at the beaches on both thursday and friday. beautiful days with lower humidity. then the heat and humidity are back with 91 as and saturday. good warm weekend for taste of chicago. >> thanks, tom. a woman in florida proves

that age does not make or break an athlete. 74-year-old great grandmother bowyer has played her way into the haul -- hall of fame. she says it keeps her young. only a few select players are in the seniors softball hall of fame. she will join those few in september in tennessee. >> got a nice swing too. to the truck that runneeth over spilling. >> and the walmart wages debate. that and more in the photos of the day segment ♪[ music ] >> $9.8 billion of gun sales in america. when you look at all the guns that shot people this weekend,

where did it come from? where do they originate from? how do they get here? [ chanting ] ♪[ music ] >> photos of the day at chicagotribune.com. dan roan next with sports.

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what controversy with the white sox? >> only issue they have are between ozzy and kenny williams. and even that is over for the time being. it might not last forever but they're all good right now. a lot of that probably has to do with the sox coming home riding a six-game winning

streak. they talked about their situation. told them to knock off the arguing which they seem to be.cc. but it was ugly there for a while and other teams were taking notice. >> like sharks in the water and hovering over. normally i'm one of the buzzers hovering over other teams. it's been an interesting experience to be on the opposite end. i can't say i have enjoyed it. i did not expect us to be back to 500 this quickly. so this team were resilient. those efforts should be commended. >> i don't know why people are so surprised about the way they're playing. we just not performed the way we thought they were going to perform. showed a little better things and hopefully we can keep it rolling as long as we can. >> against bobby cox. a 3-0 lead. but that was not a problem.

a.j. coming through in the 2nd. a base hit. and it's 3-2. before the inning was over, the sox had the lead. knocked in the tieing and go ahead runs. sox built a 6-3 lead. and then carlos quintin doubled back. quintin's homer the first for the sox since june 12 at wrigley field. they crushed the braves for their seventh straight 9-6. and the cubs open in seattle tonight. after heading mostly south for the first 70 games of the year. it's a home coming game for lou piniella. not happy so far hit off dempster and that is not catchable. the cubs were behind early in this one. the round of 16 is shaping up in the world cup today.

scoreless until he 77th minute. scored off his own rebound to break the tie. argentina beat greece 2-0. the runner up in group a which will be the loser of this game mexico and uruguay. suarez heads it in. the only goal of the match. uruguay wins it. the 2010-11 schedule for the blackhawks officially released. told you about the season opener last night. other highlights a visit from the flyers in january. sid the kid is here on february 20. serena williams and nadal

cruised through wimbledon today. and grenado will be inducted into the hockey hall of fame. not only did the white sox get -- tommy hanson did it all by himself. no ankles turned or anything. gets in front of the ground ball. can't find it. stuck in his glove, no it's stuck on the inside of his shirt. got to get the clubhouse guys to put the buttons closer together. >> well, a programming note. tomorrow night you can catch the wgn news at 9:00 live on the web wgntv.com as well as on cltv during the game at 9:00. >> and you can catch our broadcast also right here on channel 9 after the game. >> so we're doing two of them basically. that's our news for tonight.

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