sinai >> an indiana town without a single police officer, what windfield residents are supposed to do when they need help. >> this is chicago's very own wgn news at 9:00. >> she stood beside todd stro gill when his re-election campaign failed. now she's standing alone in handcuffs, accused of steering thousands of dollars in local contracts to her own company. >> i'm mark suppelsa. >> the investigation foicals on one carla oglesby. >> reporter: arrested as she pulled out of a parking garage late this afternoon, the deep chief of staff board president is now going to spend the night in jail. >> any thoughts about the charges tonight? theft of government property,

$100,000, money laundering. what can you share with us? are you innocent of these charges? >> carla oglesby is seen here after being charged with three felonies, handcuffs and silenced. she was escorted into police headquarters accused of political corruption and crime. she is seen standing here next to her boss, todd stroger, since he lost the election. wgn sources confirm tonight that grand jury subpoenas went out today. search warrants are being executed this evening, and carla a oglesby has been charged. she may be in trouble for funneling county contracts to her own firm called cgc communications as well as friends' businesses. she's been highly criticized for

steering such contracts under $25,000 specifically. anything over that amount would require board approval. her website, cgc communications, doesn't disclose much tonight and the stroger communication is not commenting either. she is being held on a $75,000 cash bond. she has to put up every single penny of that in order to be released from jail so we know she's in jail at least for tonight until the hearing tomorrow which is scheduled for 11:45 at the criminal courts hearing. so much more will be revealed, no doubt about that. keep this in mind, if she's found guilty, the charges at this point, she could spend anywhere from 6 to 30 years in prison. >> julie unruh, thank you. the unofficial list of who's running for mayor of chicago getting longer. with the chief of staff hitting the streets not quite launching

his campaign. the rahm emanuel story, the tell it like it is story. marcella raymond is here with the story. >> reporter: i wish he would say yes we're running for mayor. this is getting crazy. there are so many potential candidates. the chicagoans want to know what emanuel's going to do about the city and crime. he walked the neighborhood answering those questions. his potential opponents said their decision to run for mayor will not be based on him. >> the first thing i would like to do is welcome the ex-mayor of chicago, rahm emanuel. >> reporter: rahm emanuel's last meet and greet of the day was shaking hands with bowlers on the north side. he's been out since early this morning, first at the stadium roosevelt l stop. and then a favorite of the late mayor harold washington, where he drank coffee and talked over breakfast about the jobs and

economy. residents asked pointed questions. >> why do you think you'll be the best candidate for mayor? >> first of all, i want to work real hard at this. >> reporter: emanuel traveled west to pilson and to the northwest side. his potential opponents were out too. carol mosely bahn, who's gathering petitions, was hanging out in president obama's old stomping grounds. robert theorrety, who's also gathering petitions said he didn't mind emanuel was starting his tour in his ward. >> we have a time schedule based on if he was going to be in the race or not in the race and we're sticking to our time schedule. >> reporter: he was out talking about a new prison work program but not about if he's running. he's not concerned about rahm emanuel as competition. >> what he does or doesn't do, what his strong points or weak points are, are really not going to be the thing that determines what i do at all. >> reporter: emanuel says he's

done a good job in washington and believes he could be a good mayor. >> it is here where basically your rubber meets the road and you can do something greater and more intimate and affecting people's lives. >> reporter: he also asked rahm emanuel about his sticky resume issue. and he said the only one asking are republicans, potential candidates and the media. not one official asked him about where he officially lived. >> thank you, marsella. a community group demanding accountability for this year's mayoral candidates. >> we want to know how chicago's new mayor will help us create affordable housing in the fight of foreclosures, to support immigrants in a sanctuary city. >> in addition to housing concerns, new chicago 2011, asking mayoral candidates to take issue with guns and violence. they want to see how they stand

with issues and hold them accountable. representing multiethnic and multiracial groups in this election. just days after the poll, shows it a toss-up. republican mark kirk met with tribune's editorial board seeking its endorsement. our political reporter was as combative as their tv back and forth? >> believe it or not, you have the two major candidates for this office, as well as two minor ones, and they spent largely an hour and-a-half talking about the issues but there was still plenty of fight in julius and kirk. first-term democratic state treasurer alexy julius, it was one of their first face-to-face meetings. the session largely dealt with issues from whether the bush tax cuts should expire to future foreign trade paths, but with trust a major issue among the

two candidates, kirk hit gianulius how he distanced himself from it when it wasn't convenient. >> first he said he was an experienced financial expert and should therefore be our safe treasurer. then when he wants to avoid responsibility from loaning money to felons and mobsters like tony bresco, he then says he left early in 2005, then to take a $2.7 million tax write-off, he said he was actually there in 2006. >> congressman kirk would love this bebait debate because if we focus on the issues and turning the economy around, first of all we know where he stands on those positions. second of all, those positions don't jive with the people of illinois. >> reporter: on public policy, he was calling for an immediate

removal of troops in afghanistan. the democrat blamed the republican, for selling the iraq war based on bush administration faulty intelligence. >> if we didn't take our eye off the prize, maybe it wouldn't be in afghanistan. that's a fact of congressman kirk's record, his vote, and him saying -- he said he was using his intelligence experience to determine whether or not there were weapons of mass destruction. he knew it for a fact and he convinced others and that's a problem for vote rs. >> reporter: kirk said he had no regrets for the iraq war. >> i'm not going to look back ward. i'm going to look forward. i think the president's policy is the corrupt one. >> reporter: during the editorial board session and i looked both men in the eye and asked if they could use some of the terms that their campaigns used against each other, terms like mob banker and liar. neither one of them could do it.

it looks like this campaign count down is just going to be fast and furious. >> two quick questions. there's more than the two candidates right? >> libberitarian, mark labnow and jones. >> they were both there. >> nasa was an issue that was brought up. what was said. >> gianulius has wanted to renegotiate nasa, which is something democrats want. today during the editorial board however, he said he didn't want it renegotiated. he's only talking about packs going forward. however on his website, he says he still wants to renegotiate nafta. >> how long was that session. >> 90 minutes, and it was very intense at times. >> they usually are. vandals strike up at one of frank lloyd wrights' master pieces. a stunner of a heist. a call for help will now go unanswered in one indiana town and why bus problems have left

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>> small town in indiana facing some serious trouble due to unpaid bills to lake county. windfield was left without some of its police protection since friday. wgn's aaron mendez reporting what happens when an entire town is in an economic crisis. >> reporter: word that windfield was cut off was a surprise to many, starting with a man who came in on sunday reporting a minor traffic accident to 911. he was told by the dispatcher that windfield didn't have nonemergency service and he needed to call the town. they got this memo and clearly stated the town of wind field was on its own when it came to emergency calls. the sheriff made the decision after the town missed the deadline to pay for the services. >> we had an agreement almost two years that they were going to do this, and recently they just said they weren't going to after all. >> with one of the lowest tax rates in the county, residents of the town of windfield say

they understand the problem but are frustrated, they are paying for what some see as poor town management. >> if windfield is not paying their dues, take windfield to court. don't punish the people. >> reporter: the town is required to have its own police services. sheriff dom ingez has his own $2.4 million budget this year and can't afford to pick up their slack. >> see if you can have some type of town marshal system. here we are in october and not paid one penny. >> reporter: for now, the entire issue rests in the hands of the town council who will be meeting tomorrow. >> tell us what you think. should the lake county sheriff's department provide services for windfield? text yes or no to 97999. you can also vote online at

wgntv.com after the 7-day forecast. house of worship, also been ripped off. the bronze lettering at the oak park unity temple ripped off by thieves. 58 letters, most likely stolen as scrap metal and it will cost the temple much more to replace the letters. it will take about $80,000 to replace it. >> they've been on this building 100 years. they are an incredibly important part of the building. they tell us what frank lloyd wright's design intention was and whoever stole them certainly doesn't value them the way we value them. >> the unity temple stands in downtown oak park and considered a national historic land mark. >> turning off the national gas feed to the old school house scheduled for destruction. neighborhood parents have been camping inside of it hoping to get it repaired and turned into a library instead of tearing it

down. the next step is for the public schools to turn off the electricity. parents are staying no matter what. cps has told them to work with the district on a reasonable solution. a suspicious package found near two schools in the west englewood neighborhood detonated today. they found it cleaning up debris. schools nearby were evacuated while police investigated. the package confirmed by police as an explosive device was safely detonated by a bomb and arson unit. investigators don't believe the bomb was placed there on purpose but an investigation is underway to see where it came from. chicago police uncover a virtual armory of a southside man's home linked to narcotics. police were called to respond to a man with a gun. turned out to be a domestic squabble but police found a stash of weapons, five hand guns, three military style rifles, 21 magazines, as well as

800 grams of marijuana and $3,000 in cash. >> at this time, the offender is in custody and being charged with several weapons violations, aggravated assault, domestic violence and selling narcotics charges. >> no shots were fired during the arrest and police have not identified that person in custody. before we head to break, a quick correction. an important one here. our top story, the arrest of carla oglesby, who is the right-hand woman to cooke county president stroger, arrested tonight, for steering contracts. that is the correct picture of carla oglesby. she was the woman you saw in the video being arrested, handcuffed and walked into police headquarters. we regret showing you a picture of stroger and a woman next to him during a campaign election moment on camera. that was the wrong woman. this is the right woman. again, carla oglesby, our top

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over the weekend and has not been lifted. the government is also saying be cautious when using mass transit and in marketplaces here in the states as well. >> we are saying to american citizens, continue with your travel plans, you know, if they include europe, but be cautious and be aware that we are following, you know, multiple streams of threat information. >> now, he says a travel warning was not issued. a warning is more severe and would encourage people not to travel at all. as far as here in the states, the feds say the threat here is ongoing. in pakistan, a us missile killed five germans with alleged links to al qaeda. the germans were training with terrorists in north waziristan. it has been named as the same

terror plot that caused the travel warning to be issued. 1/3 of those 70 have returned to germany. a school bus roll over n70 have returned to germany. a school bus roll over accident killed a 17-year-old boy in georgia. james ra shan walker was pronounced dead at the scene. half dozen students were sent to the hospital at the crash. the georgia state patrol person says the bus driver who was a trainee lost control of the bus and ran into a ditch about 50 miles west of atlanta. coming up, he was a big legend on the screen. family, friends, give one last goodbye to tony curtis. the feds sue the three big credit card companies, what they're accused of doing. the real secret of losing weight could be between the sheets.

>> friends and family say goodbye to actor tony curtis at a los angeles funeral service. among those eulogizing the actor, california governor arnold schwarznegger and jamie lee curtis. he was born in the bronx. he died last wednesday of cardiac arrest. he was 85 years old. president jimmy carter out of the hospital, making a strong rebound too, after being hospitalized two days for

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skrizniarj, who actually his cousin took these in the upper peninsula of michigan. look at the cirrus stratus clouds over the up. i thought this was a unique shot of the haze over the water in the morning and from arizona, boy today, where they have had some big storms as you folks watching on wgn america in arizona, southern nevada and southern utah know, thunderstorms, and a gorgeous rainbow there taken in phoenix. in our area, it turned nicer as the day went on. it went from low cumulus, these puffy things, and evaporated as the night went on and we're geared up for some frost again away from the city and the warmth of lake michigan. so the same suburban areas that saw frost this morning may see

it again tomorrow morning. we'll warm up slowly and the frost coverage by tomorrow night will be very isolated and only in the farthest west locations. 28 this morning, sugar grove 32. west chicago 35, the weather service co-op observer in indiana reported a 30 this morning, the area's coolest, and there's not a breath of air under these clear skies with a 52-degree temperature and a dew point of 40 at o'hare so that's where your temperature is going to the dew point tonight. 49 in the northwest side of the city. no wind here or at the airport. that's all inside. we keep it inside. here you see temperatures across the metro area and the dew points which reflect where temperatures may go. you figure you can knock your lowest temperatures down to say about 60 degrees below the evening dew point so we'll get patchy fog. it won't be widespread, and the

view from the northwest suburbs was gorgeous today but look at phoenix, arizona, where thunderstorms swept the region there. normally the monsoonal type flow is over by now. this is extended up to lake mede and nevada where there was pretty good showers there, and there were even thunderstorm watches for a time. a week ago, it was 113 in los angeles. today, it was 65 and raining. that 113 was the hottest temperature they ever saw. note the rains east and west of us in the big open area in between with a dozen states, and that includes much of the chicago area away from the lake under frost advisories tonight, as you can see here. areas closest to the lake can expect enough air movement mixing not to see any frost formation, but you can see how clear it is and, of course, that clear sky allows the heat to radiate out into space. onto heat and acts like a blanket. we don't have that tonight. this is an omega block, so

called because the orientation of the jet stream is a big wavy jet stream, sets up the physics in the atmosphere to keep everything moving kind of slowly. so you have a cool wet pool of air over eastern us, one out west. this could dump up to 10 inches of snow in california and the east coast doesn't need anymore rain, and all of this hemmed up in this blocking pattern which will keep everything moving very slowly. it means if you're in nice weather the way we are, you stay in it, but if you're in rainy weather it goes on a couple of days in your area of the country. we think a little front coming out of the weather system out west will run out of steam so no rain anytime in the future. a high of 60 at o'hare, a third consecutive day. we've not gotten above 60. look at the cool air hugging the arctic coast line of the continent up to the north. only 1 in 4 years since we

started keeping records at midway airport has put three 60 degree or cooler days together this early in the season. this will tell you how much the temperatures warmed over 24 hours ago and again, the air is quite dry so dry air cools off. it doesn't rain on you. it just cools off quickly at night and warms up nicely during the day too, so that's not all bad. here's our forecast, frost advisory tonight issued by my weather service colleagues from 3:00 to 7:00. note at inland locations, the thermometer level, it can get to freezing and below that, 48 in the city, lake michigan, light and variable winds tonight. tomorrow, sunny, very light winds, after a chilly start and modest warm-up to perhaps 68. mainly clear, not quite as chilly tomorrow night.

46 at o'hare, hardly any wind again, and wednesday mostly sunny, still warmer and about 10 degrees above the normal for this time of year and a high of 75 degrees. you can't beat that. that's a pretty good forecast. a lot of folks interested in the marathon weather for sunday. is it going to be too warm? we'll tell you about that in the seven-day forecast. >> the real secret to losing weight could be your snooze time. up next, the latest research on weight loss.

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>> i think you will like it, all kinds of e-mails from those participating in this weekend's bank of america marathon, chicago marathon on sunday. remember a couple of years ago it was canceled because of heat and humidity. don't think it will happen this year. these are low temperatures this morning. look how cool it got up to the north. at the moment, we have no wind blowing with humidity 63%, 58 the water temperature along the shore line and low values of mold spoerz and wheat pollen today. no ragweed or grass. -- we keep the rains falling on the mid atlantic from new york state to pennsylvania. more big rains from the west. comes in late in the week, and that could turn winds off the temperature, and see

how the warmest air stays out to the west of us through thursday. it was blowing off the lake cooling things down off the surface. that warmth will take over on sunday. for the marathon, we're talking about low 50s once it begins sunday morning. day time high on 70s. takes place before that. the air will dump into the country next week, the middle of next week. we could have 80s early next week before it arrives. we're not done with the warm weather yet. there are the temperatures up to the north, right now, across alaska and some areas it's warmer there than it is right here. you can see this flow pattern, a big jet stream across the area. i want to remind you, we have up to 99 additional 70 degree days from this point forward and two more 80 degree days typically.

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quarterbacks. >> that did happen, mike. remember all those good feelings everybody had about the bears after they beat the packers to get to 3-0 some that was one week ago tonight. seems like longer after last night's 17-3 loss to the sack-happy new york giants and the bears are a little shell shocked and their immediate future blurry. the giants went into the game with six sacks and share the lead with 16. they hit cutler early setting him out with a concussion. cutler is okay, but the question remains, can the bears protect him? >> it was man on man, it was a little bit of everything really, but most of it was just those guys beating us, and that's not acceptable really. go back to work and hopefully do good in carolina. >> we played four games and lost one. let's not panic around here. the reality is we're 3-1 right now with this group.

our offense has done a lot of good things. last night, we didn't get it done. no more of that. believe it or not, i was at the game also, all right, and we're working to correct that. it happened one time, all right. >> well, one weekend of training camp, the bulls are down a man short-term but they've locked up one of their key players for the long term. still, they have to get ready for the season without newcomer carlos boozer who broke his hand saturday in an accident around the house. he hurt the hand when he went to answer a door bell and tripped over a bag. he'll have surgery tomorrow and expected to be out about 8 weeks. the bulls will miss the two-time all star for the first month of the season. >> it may be a minor setback but it's not a huge setback because i'll be right back and come back. we don't have any bums on our teams, they can compete and play so the guys will step up and i have faith and trust them to

hold it down while i'm out. >> while boozer departs, noah will be sticking around. the former fivrd rounder agreed to a 5-year deal to be worth $60 million. the bulls chose to lock noah up and joe hakeem was more than happy to oblige. >> people put numbers like that in front of you, it's very hard to say no. you know, you have to keep things in perspective a little bit but, you know, some people are telling me like no, don't take it. but a day after, i think i made the right decision. >> ryder cup spilled over into monday the first time and with just a slim chance, the us rallied, thanks in part to tiger woods, holds his approach for eagle on 12 to win his match

from francesco mollinary. it came down to the final match. gram sinks this birdie to go 2 up on american hunter mayhan. mayhan needed this at 17 and with all the pressure he leaves it short, europe gets the ryder cup. the us will try to get it back in medina in two years. a couple more baseball managers were fired. the mets and pirates managers were fired. bob brenly's name is surfacing in milwaukee as a replacement. finally, you know him as the captain of your stanley cup champion blackhawks, but now he's a fashion model. jonathan thabes was on hand to uncover the cover of michigan stylish magazine. as usual, the hawks' captain was somewhat reserved about his new

look. >> i don't know, i look 10 years younger there. >> don't get me wrong, it's a good look. i like the combination. >> yeah, no, it's good. it's a good feeling when you look good you play good so that's what you got to do i guess. >> not bad. >> photo shop the teeth in, right? >> exactly. >> that is the news for this monday night. we're happy you shared time with us. i'm micah materre. >> and i'm mark suppelsa. see you here tomorrow. you've never seen fast. you've never held it in your hand, then unleashed it with a fingertip. never watched pixels whip by at 1 ghz and had your neurons struggle to keep up. you've never seen fast because you've never seen this. the droid incredible by htc. it's nothing short of its name. buy a droid incredible with flash and get any phone free.

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