sportsmanship. he's known as fast eddie. one-time instigator of the infamous council wars. slowing down to a prison call as he's sentenced. i'm mark suppelsa. >> i'm dina bair. ed will have to do the time for his part in a real estate kickback scheme. tom negovan joins us with more. >> >> reporter: the once powerful alderman did not speak to reporters on his way out of court. and with that, he's off. and soon off to jail.

prior to sentencing, former alderman ed brodoliac said that this had been a long and difficult ordeal for everyone. i'm sorry he said. i made a stupid mistake and i couldn't be more sorry. >> he is very happy that it's over. and that he can get on with his life. >> reporter: the didn't look happy in court. vrdolyak scowled when his sentence was handed down. he gets prison and five months work release and five months home detention. plus a fine. his resentence for his role in a scheme to get a million and a half dollar kick back on a gold coast real estate deal. the man known as fast eddie got probation the first time around. an appeals court called that a slap on the wrist and ordered a new sentencing but a new judge. his lawyers wanted probation a second time.

prosecutors wanted three and a half years in jail. >> i didn't think the government would have been this harsh in their pleadings and in their argument. if his name was vrdolyak. >> this is a case that warranted incarceration. to send a message that if people are thinking of committed crime to their company, whatever it may be, there is a strong possibility of jail in their future. >> reporter: he'll have to serve the entire 10 months before being released. he won't have to spend thanksgiving or christmas though. chicago's first lady is in a washington, d.c. d.c. hospital tonight. maggie daley was admitted to georgetown medical center after experiencing pain in her right leg. she was in the nation's capitol to benefit the susan g. komen

foundation. i spoke with her physician who says test results show no significant change in the status of her known cancer. that's been stable for months. dr. rosen suspects she may have had a microfracture in her leg. she'll remain in the hospital for observation overnight. a late news conference tonight of superintendent scheduling the unusual late hour talk about allegations of misconduct among the force. dan ponce was there for us tonight. >> reporter: police not saying much tonight about this incident. they will also say that a police -- they have just now learned that a police sergeant allegedly was involved in a disturbing incident in which the sergeant allegedly abused a suspect while the suspect was in custody. police superintendent jody weis would not say who or when or

where this took place. however, sources tell wgn news that this incident involved a student or former student at columbia college. the incident allegedly happened at 2 east 8th street. that is a building where many students reside. according to sources, the student in question or former student in question was a resident at this building last year. apparently last thursday night, he showed up at the building intoxicated. he tried to get in when security called police. police showed up to this building, and the former student in question allegedly threw a beer can at the officer. sources are saying the officer then took the student inside a room at 2 east 8th straight. and beat this guy up. now, sources telling us that the police sergeant beat him up pretty bad.

he emerged bleeding from his face. police are not confirming that information tonight. that is coming from wgn sources. police superintendent jody weis spoke to us a few moments ago. >> a supervisor reportedly battered an offender while in custody. this conduct, if true, is inexcusable and is out of line of the professional we are expected to conduct ourselves when encountering members of the public. >> reporter: jody weis says the officer in question has been release -- excuse me relieved of his police powers. they did release a statement tonight saying quote, superintendent weis is welcome to have all the conferences he wants but we feel it is inappropriate to comment. >> thank you. there's sadness in byron, illinois tonight. the small community just west of rock ford learned today of

the death of one of their young men serving in the marine corps in afghanistan. he is allen katherwood. a guilty verdict for a man who admitted to killing a man's dog after it urinated on his manicured lawn. >> reporter: yeah. manicured lawn, home. this is the home where charles clements lives. he's not talking tonight but is free on bond after being found guilty on second degree murder. the mother tells me he deserves a harsh penalty for killing her son. >> i believe that if i was a cruel person, he should have got the electric chair. but i don't want to be the one to judge him. i think that the verdict he got was the verdict that was handed down. >> reporter: pa trishaw talking tonight about charles clements who killed her son in may after

her son's dog urinated on the mans a lawn. to await sentencing after a jury found him guilty in the second degree murder of 23-year- old joshua sanchez, a father of two. it was mother's day when sanchez was gunned down yards from his home. his mother who's now raising his 2-year-old son also named joshua says she'll never forget that day. >> mother's day will never be the same to me. i look at the seven females that was on the jury and i wondered to myself if they were in my shoes, would they have given a second degree verdict? i wonder. >> reporter: and clements will be sentenced on december 21. he faces up to 20 years the prison. >> jae miller, thank you. dwayne wade took the stand today. >> that was in a custody battle against his ex-wife. the couple divorced in june and are fighting for custody of

their two sons who are 8 and 3. wade testified he was a victim of domestic violence after his ex-wife physically attacked him in their home. wade also denied several claims made by his wife including drug use and domestic violence allegations. he says he's not seeking sole custody of the children and doesn't want to punish his wife. they are asking schavon to undergo a psychiatric evaluation. the moment of silence serves as a secular and practical purpose in settling down students at the start of the day. the ruling came in a lawsuit followed by atheist talk show host rod sherman and his daughter. sherman calls that decision a move of activism and he vows to

appeal. paid respects to albertina walker. legendary recording artist aretha franklin was on hand at the church. walker was a grammy award- winning career at 22 years of age after she began singing in churches at the age of 4. she passed way last friday. why the manufacturer of booster seats want people to stop using them. metro's first female engineer retiring. and temperatures could be rising this weekend. tom skilling fills us in on a weekend warm-up.

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we look closer at the illinois governor's race. >> and the latest poll numbers. here political analyst rick pearson. >> in a grueling campaign for governor, one thing's certain. we all know where pat quinn and bill brady stand when it comes to raising taxes. >> we hope we can get the revenue for our schools and the courage to tell people before the election that we need the revenue for education. >> his only solution is to

raise your taxes. >> reporter: but there's more to this race than taxes. both are far apart when it comes to abortion, guns, and gay rights. quinn long a populous aggressive supports gay rights and same-sex civil unions. brady a conservative lawmaker from bloomington opposes abortion in all cases. and proposed a ban on gay marriage. and on guns! law enforcement needs to enforce the existing laws. >> reporter: where do voters stand on those issues? that's what we asked. on the issue of abortion, half of voters believe the law should stay the same or have less restrictions. more in line with quinn. 41% say there should be more restrictions or that it should be illegal. more illinois residents than not oppose same-sex major.

but a majority of 57% approved having civil unions. again more in line with quinn. nearly half, 49% want tougher gun laws. again siding with quinn. only 29% wanted the laws loosened and just 13% are satisfied with current gun laws. the winner will be decided by the undecided. among undecided voters at the beginning of this month, more sided with quinn on the issue of abortion. look for democrats to use social issues to rally their base at the end. rick pearson, chicago tribune for wgn news. new budgets are out of metra and pace riders will not pay for to ride next year. instead the metra board says it will shift from system building into day to day operations. pace will continue to trim

insufficient routes to make ends meet. that will mean a possible 10% fare hike. it's an historic day for valerie o'neil. she is retiring at metra's first locomotive engineer. she started at age 18 as a clerk for the chicago burlington and quincy railroad. signed up for engineer training and soon started running freight trains becoming the first female engineer. after leaving her locomotive for the last time, she reflected on her career. >> it's like running the 26k. sometimes it was ugly and sometimes it was smooth. >> valerie pulled into la salle street station just before 9:00 this morning. later with family and friends by her side, she was honored at a metra board meeting with a proclamation of gratitude. a recall tonight of child booster seats made by the evenflo company. that effecting some 14,000 of

the maestro seats because of a crack that happened. model numbers starting with 310 built from november of last year to april of this year are recalled. evenflo has a reinforcing bract to fix the problem. no reports of it happened in the field. and no injuries reported either. with the cutting of a ribbon, the father of the city. michigan avenue bridge will be known as the dusable bridge. made his home around 1790. before then he was living at what was michigan city, indiana. he moved after the british arrested him as an american sympathizer. still ahead: telling his story. one of the miners talks about his unbelievable experience. and not the kind of sight you expect outside disney's theme park.

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so much elation. crowds cheered the rescued miners in chile as three of them have been sent home from the hospital. tonight we're hearing from one of the men. richard villarel was the 28th pulled from the mine. his wife is due to deliver his baby this week. he thought he would never get a chance to see the baby. >> translator: we were working at that time. and all of a sudden, the mountain came down. 3 meters away from us.

it completely covered a piece of equipment. we were able to run backwards. we were able to run away. it was really scary when the mountain came down. >> he says he lost 26 pounds in those first weeks before they were discovered alive. more than a half mile underground 37 disney world one of the most happy places on earth. not earlier this week. a stressed out guest attacked a bus driver. according to witnesses, the driver told the man the bus was full and was calling for a second bus. the visitor went right at the driver's throat. disney put the driver on paid leave during the investigation then saying it appeared he was not at fault. in tomorrow's trib, the plague of half built homes in the area promises to be a

blight on neighborhoods. how the economy slump may lead to urban slums. pumpkin shaped soups to platters. how to make your holiday home and table celebration without going over the edge. read all about it in the weekend edition of the tribune. oprah taking her gift giving to a new show. last night she surprised the audience of the daily show with jon stewart. >> daily show audience, look under your seats. >> look under your seats. >> you're going to the rally. you're going to the rally. you're going to the rally. everybody. >> they're going to the rally. oprah flying the entire audience to the washington

rally for the the rally to restore sanity. also paying for their hotels. a new threat for breast cancer survivors and it could be under the skin. and a driving examination gone wrong. why he won't be getting his license.

on the medical watch: the cancer connection. how breast cancer may shed light on the skin. and a risk for a deadly form of cancer with no effective treatments. >> reporter: ribbons adorn the city. an awareness for a cancer that trikes one in eight women. sadly they may face another threat. >> melanoma. they do have a higher risk for

melanoma and they should be checking their skins and see a dermatologist once a year. >> reporter: the genes often associated with breast cancer are supposed to be our protectors. rallying to the cause of an unhealthy cell. >> those tissues become cancers. >> reporter: tissues in the breast and ovaries and skin all over the body. which means monthly breast exams are not enough. they need skin checks. looking for the signs of melanoma. think of your abcds. a is the skin spot asymmetric? b are the borders irregular? color. is it changes or shading. see a dermatologist. >> everybody should be checking their skin especially if they

had sunburns when they were kids. >> reporter: scientists are working on drugs not specific to one cancer. instead, targeting the genes. >> those drugs seem to work in any cancer that is related. whether it's breast cancer, ovarian cancer, melanoma. >> and that's pretty exciting news. especially for melanoma. chemotherapy doesn't work. a drug only works 10% of the time. and interfereon only works part of the time. to check their skins and hope on the horizon. that makes me feel better as a survivor. >> thank you. this may be a perfect weekend to do some pumpkin picking. tom says warm weather headed our way. relatively warm. nice for the fall. good weekend forecast coming up. [ female announcer ] does your volume last the afternoon

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so you were just saying a year ago tomorrow it was nice and it's going to be nice tomorrow. >> i misspoke. i meant a week ago. >> 86. we tied a record set back in 1962 last saturday. >> so bring it on tomorrow as well. >> you know what? we've been able to boost our predicted temperature a bit. we've been seeing 70. i think reach and maybe a tad warmer in a spot or two in the afternoon. so we can get out and enjoy

these beautiful colors. look at this shot from andrea weiss. she captured this near kenosha, wisconsin. and andrew booher took this picture in amherst and new hope. aren't those beautiful? we have a gorgeous autumn season going. it's getting pretty dry. we're going something in the tribune tomorrow and our blog regarding the drought monitor. we've been dry. we've had a half inch of rain all month which is like a quarter of all we had last october and less than normal. those were lake effect clouds today but they never bubbled up into race producers which was nice. they just made the sky interesting. and they accompanied these temperatures in most areas as you can see there. look what's going on out to the west of us. though the folks out in western kansas, western nebraska have the benefit of being closer to

the front range of the rockies where it is sinking and compressing and warming, by the time it gets here we don't have that compression. but we will see 30 mile-per- hour afternoon indagations that will build into the area. tonight couldn't be more difficult. 53 at midway. 46 at joliet. this is dry air so it cools fast. the beautiful fall colors as evidenced at the lanton school today. and look at the rains that hit with the storm that hit the new england state. laconia, new hampshire over 4 inches. and this wind gusts. mt. washington at one point today had 81 mile-per-hour wind gusts. sustained at 72 miles an hour.

and 1/16 of a mile of snow and blowing snow. snowing in the adirondacks and there were frost and freeze advisories to the east of us. michigan and indiana in on those tonight. we'll escape the frost-type weather. but there's a little front here. and ahead of it, the winds are blowing with gusto. that's why it's warmed up. see this dome of air here? we can thank this arc of clouds here. this roared with 100 mile-an- hour winds into the western end the continent yesterday. jet stream e flattening, its load of air is going across the country on these western winds and replace these temperatures with something more akin to september-level readings. 63 here but 71 in omaha. and the movement is for this to come east. then we get a chunk of cold air. maybe the coolest air of the

season perhaps tuesday or wednesday next week. the good news there is everything just keeping moving. we'll be warming up again later next week. no sign this cold air that's building to the north is going to come into our area and take up residence for an extended period yet. and in fact, we warm up the latter part of next week. cools into the following weekend. but warm up after that. 55 here. 44 in madison subpoena this is a fairly dry air mass. and look at the low temperatures. the cold stuff is up in the arctic and content staying there. that's not coming down anytime soon. here's the storm out east. this thing is rotating. it's spinning like this. the winds have been howling through central park and boston today. then roaring on shore and upsloping in maine where there have been extraordinary amounts

of rain. these are continuing northward into the st. lawrence valley. turn to snow about the 2500-foot level. as this lope of cool air developed the big storm. it's lifting out. in comes the shot of warm air tomorrow. we'll straddle the coldest air to the north of us and the warmest to the south. sunday and monday bring a chunk of cool air on here and then this warmth willing flooding eastward and we'll be into the 70s by the end of next week. it's possible we get get here next saturday night and talk about another warm weekend. there's what's left of paula. this storm caught the jet stream and just ripped it to shreds. that was the storm that was a hurricane in the eastern caribbean flirting with the yucatan peninsula. and doused key west with 2 inches of rain yesterday. all gone tonight. clear and seasonalbly cool

continue. very light winds. that allows a lot of cooling. as the winds pick up, it picks things up tomorrow. we'll get up to 73. winds gusty to 30 at times later in the afternoon. scattered clouds, winds turn north as a weak front passes tomorrow night. low of 47. just a couple of cirrus stratus clouds. and a bit cooler sunday but still above normal. late in the day the winds will come in off the lake. but that's a pretty darn nice weekend for mid-october. >> unbelievable. >> i'll say. >> yeah. we are -- we're living high on the hog here meteorologically. >> see you with the seven day.

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glen brook south high aren't your average cross country team. >> this is definitely a unique team. not just because of tommy. but the whole team itself. >> reporter: tommy is senior carroll. he's totally blind. he lost his sight from retinal cancer at 13 years old. >> i enjoy running. i like the feeling that it gives me. tommy's been running since middle school. but he doesn't run the course alone. >> everybody helps out in some way. some people just run with him more often than others. >> i'm just there to be his eyes. to hold on to and you'll warn him if there's any obstacles up ahead. and he pretty much sets the pace for you. >> reporter: a pace that's pretty fast. although his teammates support him, sometimes it's bumpy. >> i'm sure he can show you the scars and bruises he has.

he keeps going. >> you try and get him in a good position where you're not running into anybody. and you want to keep him kind of in open space and make sure there's nothing really for him to trip or fall over. >> people who tell me, you know, how much is left. the more people talk, the more i know about what's around me. the better i feel. >> reporter: guiding him around the court isn't mandatory, it's something they do out of pride. >> i enjoy running a lot more especially because of tommy. i'm sure that several other people are inspired by him. he kind of motivates the team. >> these kids are well round and empathetic. the know everyone has a different situation. it's a neat thing for these kids to take part of. >> most people think it's an individual sport but it's really a team sport. i think this team is a good example of how this team can be a team sport. >> reporter: tommy's mom kristi

understands the sacrifice these kids make when they run with her son. >> it's hard to be a guide. especially at a young age. very appreciative. he couldn't be on this team and run without somebody to guide him. and it's his teammates who have done that over the years. >> i have great respect for them they might be faster than me and they know i want to do my best to improve. maybe step down an interval and sacrifice part of their workout and don't seem like it's forced. thanks a lot and it's been a good four years on this team doing it. i just feel grateful for the people i don't have to, like, say okay or we have to. like i had to convince them to run with me. that is a big gesture. >> reporter: tommy carroll and the glen brook south cross country team, a they're all chicago's very own.

>> great inspiration on both sides. tommy and the guys. running cross country is tough enough if you can see and alone. >> it's incredible. kudos to all of you on that team. coming up: whatnot to do when you take a drivers exam. highlights of the blackhawks as they take care of business in columbus without kane. [ bottle ] mr. clean bath cleaner is balanced like a zen master.

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well, good thing this happened after a pittsburgh teen passed his test. boy drove his car into the dmv office after he dropped off the test administrator. he pulled into the space thinking it was in park. the car started moving slightly and he panicked, hit the accelerator rather than the brake. three people were hurt, not seriously. >> i wonder if he gets to keep his license. billy elliot the latest musical to hit chicago is closing its door early. it's due to low ticket sales during the week. this even after heavily discounted ticket price. as few as 900 people are attending daily shows. and almost empty balcony in

some shows. they will have their last show on november 28. let's go to tom skilling and get that seven-day forecast. >> it's really interesting. we had a snowstorm -- my colleagues were just telling me 1/16 of a mile in mt. washington. at the same time there was a dust storm zero visibilities at oracle, arizona. dust in the air in phoenix today. down state, boy the drought is really turning into something as we look at area temperatures. kentucky 9.5 inches below normal for the year. so we're lucky we had that mild and wet summer we did. because we don't have those sorts of deficits. 55 in the city at the university of illinois. university of chicago campus, i'm sorry. and we showed you these rains.

i wanted to show you weather bug cameras. keep this in mind, that's stowe, vermont. here's what it looks like on the coast out east tonight. but for us, our upper winds that have blown in from canada brought us the cooler air turning westerly. the cooler air will come in tuesday and wednesday then we start warming up again after that. so you see it right here on our seven-day forecast. kind of bottom out there on tuesday and wednesday. could be one o they have cooler air masses this season. but it doesn't take up residence here. we're back to the 70s by the end of next week. and tomorrow a gorgeous 73 with 30 mile-an-hour winds in the afternoon. sunday a front passes, 67 and winds off the lake may cool us down more. then cloudy and a sprinkle

monday. cool tuesday, wednesday after that before we warm up again later next week. so the good stuff keeps coming. have a great weekend. >> i'm getting a good weather guilt. i feel we're going to get hit hard soon. >> you do feel that way, don't you? i know what you're say being >> waiting for the other shoe to drop. >> let's hope not. today's photos of the day found people lining up around the block for free gas. >> take a look. free gas, that's crazy. honestly crazy. i've never heard of that. i was the last car. thank you, thank you very everything. >> 34 years ago i was the first female engineer. i'm going to miss running the train. i'm going to miss my neighbors i wave to. the people that i work with. >> all the metra family recognize your many years of service here. [ cheering ] we now dedicate this bridge

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that's a kind of blow out you need. >> not tonight. they came to life big time. patrick kane stayed home with the flu. the blackhawks had plenty of fire power tonight. they made quick work of the blue jackets. coach q didn't have to wait long for the fireworks to start. going from victor from the

maple leafs. scores. 1-0 hawks in the 1st. then a minute later, they score again. jason telimore scores. hawks came right back with their own. two on one and it's sharpe. he had two goals for the night and the hawks win big. of bagging their second win the season. another preseason test for the bulls this evening. it was derek rose getting all the action. derek coast to coast. gets the layup and the foul. more derek rose. this time from jj. he jammed it down. to butler. mavs led by two. then the bulls came back in

most dramatic fashion. time running down. the three, it goes. game in overtime. the mavs now lead 108-103 late in that overtime period. lance briggs is questionable for sunday's game against the seahawks. tillman has a calf injury. briggs has been nursing a sore ankle. he's not practiced all week long. it may be a game day decision. former left tackle chris williams will be shifting to guard this week. williams a former number one draft pick, the bears need to up inside after garza went down. >> a job's a job. i mean, i'm going out here to play football. it doesn't matter where i lineup at. i'm going to give my best shot and play as hard as i can. left tackle, deep tackle, whatever. i'll play whatever. all right the chicago

wolves in milwaukee tonight. scores and the wolves take it. the final 3-#. midnight madness. college basketball practicing. events taking place on northwestern campus. while over at depaul meantime, there was more preevent fun. [ drumming ] >> the coaches manning the buckets. i guess they can keep their day job. reportedly will hire a former indian manager wedgier. american league playoffs

tonight, game one texas leads the yankees. and in bears practice today, there was an event for the make a wish foundation. and a kid pointed out his name was briggs. he asked about the name. >> what would i want the name to mean? like a brigadier general. third in command. you know? >> see you sunday. >> yes i will. >> hope to see briggs out there sunday. third in command. >> thank you, sir. >> have a good weekend.

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