sexting? there's an app for that. [ singing ] 69 days. all 33 miners safe tonight freed after nearly 24-hour constant rescue operation. and good evening to you. i'm mark suppelsa. >> i'm micah materre. the chilean miners rescued, all of them. all 33 have been rescued. the last one brought to the surface 8:00 chicago time. they survived 69 days below the surface. rescuers drilled through 2000 feet to get to them. total time of the rescue operation was 22 hours.

[ cheering ] >> and here's the last two men who got out. ariel yanez. his wife gave birth while he was trapped below the surface. a baby girl named hope. [ cheering ] >> finally the last miner got out. the foreman lewis urzua. he was credited with helping the men endure the first two and a half weeks without outside contact. here's the view from below the surface. after the last miner was rescued, they held a sign showing their job was done. >> joining us by phone from chile with what's happening on the ground, alonso cook. what are you seeing now?

>> well, there are crowds roaming through camp hope. jubilation, flags waving. people chanting viva chile. and some families are swarmed up the hillside that overlooks the san jose mine to light candles and sit next to their flags. the 33 chilean flags each with the names of one miner. the family put them up there as a sort of living shrine of a memorial -- not that they had died but basically as a symbol that they would not rest until the men had returned. now family members are up there, they've lit candles. we saw that some of them -- thought some of them would take the flags away. but the ones we spoke to said they plan on leaving the flags there to stay there as a

permanent memorial to what happened here at the san jose mine. >> just miraculous. tell me about those five heros. the rescue workers. are they still down there? >> well, three of them are. two of them have already surfaced. they were warmly thanked by the chilean mining minister. they've done a great job of preparing and aiding those men to get above. but officially the mission is over. of course they won't totally be over until that final special forces medic comes to the surface. >> i guess the biggest question now for everybody is they look so good physically even the oldest from the youngest. now it's amental stability. is there depression? how will they cope with the fame and fortune?

what are they saying about where we go from here with that? >> they haven't spoken too much about the future. they've really given thanks to the government, the families, to the chilean nation and all those involved in organizing the rescue. the media appearance has been one of giving thanks. you saw mario over there, he was the big one that gave out rocks as gifts and jumped like an animating rock star upon his release from the capsule. later on he was a little more sober when he was in the triage area. with his family present. >> sorry to interrupt you. we're running out of time. thanks so much for all you've done the last several hours for us from chile. >> keep following that mine rescue on our website

wgntv.com. we'll stream video from the mine as the paramedics are pulled out, all the rescuers. other news: lynwood police officer brian dorian has been cleared. now what's next in the search to find the honey bee gunman who's apparently still out there. tom negovan has the latest from last week's shooting attacks. >> reporter: new developments today. a couple of the agencies on that task force looking for that gunman said they never stopped because they had doubts about brian dorian's doubts. gathered here at a local watering hole. along with brian for something that's still a little too somber to really be called party. they come and go all night. brian dorian's friends and family gathering for the celebration they knew was inevitable. >> it's not him. it's not his character.

happy. >> i knew he's innocent. i knew he didn't do it. >> he's got the thousand yard stare like someone coming back from war. he hasn't been to war. >> reporter: it's been that kind of day. outside court today in joliet, emotions boil over, a scuffle between a dorian supporter and a news camera man. that photographer struck in the face. 37-year-old brian who's there to have his murder charge dismissed. the cops lawyers telling reporters his life and police career will never be the same again. >> what was done here was outrageous. there was a rush to judgment. they had in their minds that brian dorian was a suspect. >> reporter: the suspect in a cross border shooting spree that left one man dead and two wounded.

id-ed by a witness. although he was home at his computer at the time of the first shooting. his friends never wavered. it's why they came out tonight. >> to celebrate and let him know i stood behind him the whole time. hopefully they find who really did this. that's the scary part. >> reporter: scary part also for people. a lot of police officers in the bar know there's a gunman still out there. brian dorian in that bar as well in the company of friends but not ready to talk to the media about what it's like for a police officer behind bars at least not yet. >> tom negovan in lynwood, thank you. michelle obama hitting the campaign trail today. >> it's part of a 12-day string she's on. lourdes duarte is here with more on the debut. >> reporter: first lady michelle obama wrapping up the last event of the night. she is not headed to the white

house just yet. she will spend the night in chicago sleeping in her own bed tonight. the first lady welcomed with a standing ovation at tonight's first event. that was a fund raiser for alexi giannoulias. mrs. obama making many of the same points that the president made when he was here last week also fund raising for giannoulias. she said he's running his campaign with support from the people he'll represent and not taking money from federal lobbyists. after that first event, the first lady made her way here to the standard club. that was also a fund raiser for democratic congressional candidates like dan seals and debbie halvorson. the tickets for these tonight ranged to $500. taking the time to talk about her role during her years at the white house. >> as a self-described mom in chief, i make sure the girls are healthy and happy and

adjusting to their interesting new life. >> reporter: and the first lady also said this is not something she does often meaning being out on the campaign trail. she also by the way made a stop today in wisconsin to campaign for senator feingold. today likely started what will be a string of political appearances for the first lady. she, of course, has a very good approval rating, likability rating. so democrats will try to capitalize on that as they get closer to the midterm elections just three weeks away. lourdes duarte, wgn news. >> all right. thank you. coming up: the e-mail trail of alleged theft. our investigation takes you inside the arrests that shook up the administration of cook county board administrator todd stroger. weather center. tom skilling preparing us for a cooldown but there's hope for

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it looks like we taxpayers were cheated again for hundreds of thousands of dollars for what prosecutors say was a sham at a very high level in cook county government. tonight by wgn news investigation uncovering internal e-mail that may show how we were getting ripped off.

>> can you talk about the charges tonight? >> reporter: last week the county seat was rocked with the afterhours arrest of the cook county board president's right hand woman. 24 hours later, todd stroger as the cameras tried to get his reaction. >> justice will be served and we'll help the state's attorney and anything they need. i'm not going to comment on the case because i don't know anything about it. >> reporter: or did he? e-mails obtained by wgn reveal the backroom wheeling and dealing that may have led up to this arrest. these e-mails show what prosecutors allege. carla oglesby wants her hands on lots of county money. but first she needed the president's okay. >> he's going to give the okay to start the process of payment. >> reporter: we showed the e- mails to larry sufferton. that's why days after oglesby

was hired last february, she asked after i had the president sign by 29a, that's the green light for 9,975 bucks of taxpayer money. she wanted to know how long it would take to get it process. turns out not long at all. that day a check was delivered to her office. look at this one every day it's a different fire. but boasts she has the president's okay to hand out a slew of these 24-9 contracts. >> in this particular case, i don't think she could have gone forward without the president's approval because it was his contract authority we were using. >> reporter: all of this flying under the radar as dragged into the alleged scheme. in this e-mail, she says mullens is plans with one of her employees. that employee individual a

up by oglesby in which her financial interest was not disclosed. the company got the deal and oglesby allegedly got the money. as a county employee, it's illegal to do business with your own company. >> given out to reputable companies. >> reporter: as questions started being raised about these 24-9 contracts, the stroger administration went into damage control. this e-mail talks about talking points for reporters. in one draft, it called oglesby a former manager. an hour later, it said oglesby owned the company. in may stroger suspended her for five days saying she made a mistake. >> he treated it as if it was a minor infraction like a jaywalking ticket. when in fact as the states attorney has connected all the dots, it's over $300,000 of state and federal grants that have been wasted. >> and now she awaits a court

date. we asked stroger for a comment he said he'll have no comment while the case is under investigation. county state's attorney told us the same thing. cranking out success story one student at a time. how a local high school is doing. find out what the president, sarah palin, and rush limbaugh have i

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tonight looking for answers as chicago police question the mother. prosecutors have hours to decide if she or her boyfriend will be charged in the death of 2-year-old angel hill. julie unruh spoke with that father today. >> all i can think of is i have to put my daughter in a box and close the lid. that's what i have to do. >> reporter: a task no participant -- parent should ever have to do. but two days after she was found dead in her home, a shell shocked father is faced with burying his daughter. multiple injuries and blunt force trauma are the results of the crime. >> a baby gets punched so hard that her lungs puncture her organs. and the bleeding in her brain is to substantial that in two hours she dies. >> reporter: he's angry at the

people who took away from their mother. the mother's history with dcfs is not good. in 2006 the mom also named angel hill was guilty of abuse by investigators. she broke her son's leg when she was only 2 months old. in 2008 the agency found reports of neglect. >> they were supposed to protect my child. help protect her and they did not do that. >> reporter: he's so angry he put his own fist through the a wall. now he's left to pick up the pieces of his owand his daughter. >> there will be no prom. there's no first grade. no first dance school. no nothing. and i was cheated. i was robbed. my baby was robbed. you know, it just ain't fair. >> reporter: cook county prosecutors are working with police detectives as we speak.

no charges have been filed yet. right now the victim's mother and her boyfriend remain in custody. mario hill has no money to pay her her daughter's funeral, but right now his focus is to fight for custody of his surviving son. any worker safety fines after a tragic accident in indiana. gabriella cedillo was an extra when she was injured. she was driving a car in a scene when a piece of metal went through the windshield. they blame on the cable towing a car. the film crew took all precautions. the cedillo's family is suing. mayordaley's final budget today. but the numbers look like this. it's just a little higher than a $6 billion budget.

wants to pay for it without raising taxes or fees. but it would cut the city workforce by 234 -- employees. the last city budget that they preside over totaled $1.6 billion. president obama's family history gets stranger and stranger and actually more conservative. you may have heard about the president being a distant relative to dick cheney. he's not the only one. genealogists found president obama have ties to sarah palin and rush limbaugh. both are reportedly tenth cousins of the president. coming up: a new app that will allow parents to sensor text messages. could be coming to a cell phone near you. plus a study that could provide hope for people

surviving and suffering from spinal cord injuries.

on the medical watch. christopher reeve believes it would save his life. ethical debate has kept it on the back burner. now a new study using stem cells for spinal cord injuries. >> this is the hardest work i've done in my life.

after this injury i couldn't move anything but my arms a bit. >> reporter: hoping he'll regain some function in his legs. it's been a series of baby steps for him. the impact of his crash crushed his neck. a devastating injury to his spinal cord. >> considering i couldn't sit on the edge of a bed by myself after my injury and now i can sit and balance myself and do a transfer out of my wheelchair into a bed and those types of things, yeah it was extremely hard right after the injury. >> reporter: perhaps one day life will be easier for patients like david. that's what doctors hope at the first human clinical trial using stem cells for spinal cord injuries gets off the ground. >> this is the first study. it is a safety study. it's not likely that this study is going to cure paralysis.

but we hope it will be a first step. >> reporter: step one a safety check. the doctor hopes to enroll up to ten patients in the phase one trial ensuring it is well tolerated in humans as it was in extensive animal studies. >> there were no significant safety issues and some return of function in the animals. >> reporter: a glimmer of hope in a catastrophic situation. patients who suffer spinal cord damage and are left with no feeling or movement below the level of injury have a less than 1% chance of spontaneous recovery. >> when your spine fractures, it moves one bone in relation to another and it squeezes the spinal cord between them. so it's a crushing or contusion type injury. >> reporter: in the study they will inject a particular type of stem cell into the site. cells that create the outer layer of tissue that wraps and protects the nerves.

>> the they should spread up and down the spinal cord. >> reporter: spinal cord injury expert will monitor some of the study patients and track their progress as they undergo therapy in chicago. >> what will also be involved in the study is changes in the neurologic conditions and functional abilities. >> reporter: the stem cell injection must be delivered within 14 days of the injury. the first patient was enrolled this week at a study site in atlanta. >> thank you. it feels a lot more like october outside. >> jae. we could see another warm up this weekend. tom skilling has the numbers.

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thanks for that. and thanks for so many other pictures too that we're putting up on our chicago breaking weather website. check that out. tonight it is cool. and we had a fascinating day. skies darkened, here are the showers and thunderstorms that went through this morning. for most areas they were fairly light. then we kind of brightened up. you see the peeks of blue sky. we got into the full thrust of this high pressure that tonight will send us down into the 30s across parts of the area. after a high today that only hit 63 at the elementary school. only an inch of rain in the city. those will be under the heaviest thunderstorms. western springs had .45-inch. temperatures in the low 40s at

sugar grove. we've had some 20-30 mile-an- hour winds delivering the cool air. if you think we're chilly, look at the weather bug stations in minnesota and northern wisconsin where eagle river is down to 35. so we have some real authentic autumn air coming into the area instead of this incredibly warm air that we've enjoyed the last couple of days. 52 at o'hare tonight. 52 at midway airport. 49 at wheatfield. other temperatures around the area and you can see the 50s out to the east of us. but i wanted to show you how our thunderstorms went on to produce formidable wind gusts at kokomo where there was damage. there's the view from the city of the showers that departed early this morning. the whole weather pattern in the country resolves around this big jet stream buckle that has developed. into this area. look what happens when they make contact with the east

coast. that's bonogenesis out there. meaning the central barometer falls reading 25-millibars. a major expected to form right up towards boston. they could have 70 mile-an-hour winds near maine. wanted to show you our dew points which are dropping into the 30s and of course drier air can cool off. that's why this air mass may produce 30s in our suburbs tonight. most sections of the midwest posting double digit pullbacks from 24 hours ago. you can see the broad expanse of 20-30-degree dew points. that's a sign this canadian air has no moisture in it.

we have a moderately cool day on the way tomorrow. then a reinforcing surge of cool air could turn on the lake effect rain machine on friday and drop temperatures a bit before the weekend warm-up. here's where the storms are that went across the area earlier today. and, again, these are the basis for that storm that's going to blow up on the east. these will travel across the peninsula near d.c. then take advantage of the heat energy from the atlantic to explode as it moves up towards boston and produce these powerful almost hurricane-force winds gusts. and heavy rains particularly in the areas upsloping. the cool pool right here is carved out well and you can see the beginning of that storm system that has flood advisories in upstate new york. watch this thing quickly develop. here's the low. our big high pressure is joined by a reinforcing surge of cool

air. this thing will go up the east coast and deepen. and the barometric pressure should be down near isobars. all the developing between tomorrow and friday. all the way from philadelphia to new york and boston. and areas of new england may be particularly hard hit. clear and colder here tonight. temperatures in the upper 30s inland. 47 at the lake shore. and o'hare down to about 44. increasing cloudiness tomorrow but a nice day by and large. just a lot more filtering of the sun as the day goes on. high of 66. that's where it should be this time of the year. 49, partly cloudy, a bit breezy. getting signs of a load developing up near lake superior. as it pulls that wind down the lake into this area on friday, we can get some lake effect

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19 years. >> most of the kids that come through this program have a real passion for it. they're here because they sign up for it. >> reporter: she and steven franzen make sure the class changes with the media. in addition to the newscasts, they also do web casts, pod casts, even public service announcements. classes launched dozens of successful media careers across chicago. even here in the control room of wgn. >> hi a lot of steps on the kids that were entering because i spent two years with the program. the program did a lot to get me where i'm at now. >> they taught me pretty much the same things i learned here in class. >> reporter: gandia now runs a successful communications company. he says the program changed his life. >> i was not doing very well.

i was with gangs, doing drugs and so forth. things weren't going well for me academically. when this class became available to me, all of a sudden my academic career turned around. >> it keeps studentest motivated. >> reporter: he says the class is especially inspirational for latino students. with the growing spanish- speaking people in the area, more bilingual people are needed. >> if they cut off the program, they would cut off a lot of opportunities in the city. >> reporter: as for current students, they say teachers inspire them to work hard. >> they care and want you to learn. if you want to do this, then do it. if you don't, then don't join the class.

the class is for people who are interested in it. and i'm interested. >> we wish those students the best. most of the equipment the class uses has been donated. they are always looking for more. anyone who wants to help them out, contact the school directly. we'll put the information on our website wgntv.com. still ahead parents censoring texts. there may be an app for that. a way to get more control over cell phones. and a bears injury report today. one of them was not jay cutler.

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part of the company's idea to include superstars and stores. will be built over the course of five years. that expansion proposal must be okayed by the city council. >> let's go to tom skilling. he'll tell us how the seven day will be. let me say how gorgeous the trees are. >> they are. it's a beautiful autumn here. maybe because we've had so much sunshine to see it all. this is one of the sunniest octobers in 25 years in chicago. it's been gorgeous. it really has. you're looking a the beginning of a big east coast storm. and the thunderstorms that went through here through the morning hours. we're going to animate this the next two days. you'll see this storm develop off the east coast. watch it here now. we'll run through it a couple of times. see how it explodes up the coast there. and by the time it sends its winds into massachusetts and vermont, new hampshire, and

maine they'll be slamming into the mountain ranges up there. you get up to the top of the mountains, and have formidable snows. rain and wind will be the big story out east. dropping in from canada, brings the cool air in here the running down the length of the lake the day after tomorrow. lake effect that cool bunch there? then we warm up night -- nicely. then watch what happens next week on this ten day forecast. the real chill dumps in there. so by next week, it could be chilly. that shows up in our seven-day forecast. 66 forecast tomorrow. 61, a lot of clouds on friday. and showers off the like. mostly sunny, windy and after a cool start, temperatures in the upper 60s pushing 70. then 66 winds off the lake will

divide the area inland and low and mid-60s at soldier field for the bears. looks like we'll see showers and thunderstorms increasing monday and cooler air tuesday and wednesday of next week. and we'll update that forecast all important that it is tomorrow. >> thanks. tonight's photos of the day segment captured the lynwood police officer leaving the court. >> and michelle obama hitting the campaign trail. look at the photos of the day. ♪[ music ] a police officer from lynwood is a free man after spending five days as a suspected honey bee gunman. >> the state's attorney is apologizing to brian dorian.

>> i am convinced this is the best city in the nation and the best city in the world because we believe in the future. thank you an god bless you. >> and always look for more photos on our website wgntv.com. coming up: hawks get their first look at a team that gave them a lot of headaches during last year's run to the cup. and big name bear defenders kept out of practice today. dan roan has the story next in sports did you know just one sheet of bounce outdoor fresh gives you more freshness

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what surprised us was the return of jay cutler and a shakeup of the guys supposed to protect hem. >> reporter: jay cutler hasn't felt the need to pinpoint the play on which his brain was scrambled. he probably couldn't do it anyway. >> i'm not sure exactly what hit it was. there were moments in the 2nd quarter that probably wasn't completely aware. wasn't aware of what was going on. >> reporter: but he's back now not expecting any further issues. either in his head or on the field. >> it's tough. this league is all about balance and injuries. a concussion is something you have to take seriously. haven't really thought about it that much. hopefully i don't have to again. i can't change the way i play >> to approach it any other way would not be fair to everybody. i'm just assuming everything is good with them. i know they've been cautious.

we're always trying to protect them. >> reporter: roberto garza is having a knee scoped. chris williams is back and -- and set to replace at guard. >> we have options with chris. he played tackle last time for us. right now it's good to get him back on the practice field. we'll work and see exactly what we have with guys in different spots. don't want to lock everything down now. last april the march to the cup started with the predators. tonight the first of the meeting in the new season. that'll be auctioned off for charity. good game start to finish. patrick kane makes them pay. then the captain. his first of the year, 2-1

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