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22nd to file their petitions but the herald birds increase their chances of g-8ing names to appear on the ballot. >> this is showing off the support you that have from the voters. at 9:00 a.m. the candidates bring in the stacks. the former senator carol moseley-braun, who claims to have 91,000 signatures, says she is ready to shake things up. >> this is chicago, and harold washington said it is not bean bags. we'll hold on and to and respond and get the message out in every way that we can. >> the candidates must collect 12,500 to get on the 22nd ballot. many of them had representatives in line outside of the board of elections in the middle of the night. the goal is to get the top spot in the race ta will be determined by lottery december 1. and rahm emanuel did not show his campaign workers arrived reporting 90,000 plus signatures. and the city clerk presented

40,000 signatures. >> this is good for the city. it bodes well for the future of the city of chicago and i'm excited about that. >> and danny davis, 5 0000. >> they know that it is time to return the countrier, it is time for a new era and we're going to be in there pitching to see if we cannot hit a homerun. >> reporter: with about 50,000 signatures, gary chico who pledged to run a positive campaign. >> i will call them when i see them. when someone is ducking the issues and missing and things need to be pointed out, the citizens want that, they want straight talk. they do not want that talk. >> reporter: a spokesperson for james meeks says he will file this week. the board will start doing a preliminary check of all the signatures and the candidates will get to challenge each other's signatures. let the games begin.

judy wang in the loop. >> just the start, judy, thank you. and rahm emanuel airs a commercial today saying the city needs to make tough decisions. >> chicago is a great city with great people. i want my children to feel as passionate about the city as i did. >> the commercial is part of a $750,000 ad buy. a fundraiser will be held on his behalf at the united airlines facility. they are being asked to raise $50,000. >> paul list nick weighed in on the morning news. he said that the ads that you saw have to show the former congressman as a warm and fuzzy person. that's how he has to look to the voters. he says that race will not play a big role in the elections. >> i think that it does not serve voters well to think they will vote on one issue like race. it is important for some but some are voting with

pocketbooks. they want to know who is going to get my money back. that's the number one issue, who can handle the budget and none are giving us clear answers yet. >> he said that gary chico is one to watch and a formidable opponent. james meeks is getting support from a prominent republican in his bid. when he announced he was running, he was introduced by andrew mckenna. meeks is considered a social conservative. he opposes abortion and same- sex marriages. he sides with many republicans in the push for vouchers for inner city students. >> man who murdered an eastern illinois student is being released from prison after serving half his sentence. and julian crews has more. >> reporter: good afternoon. news of the early release has drawn criticism here in batavia where the victim lived a vigil and protest is set for 6:00 tomorrow night at the peggy bond performing arts center.

>> i don'ting a this. >> reporter: when he was sentenced to 24 years in prison in 1998 the victim's mother called it an injustice. it is a word he is getting out of prison early has sparked outrage. this is justin boulay taken by the department of corrections. justin boulay is about to get out on good behavior, serving just 12 years of his sentence for first degree murder. the news has outraged the family of andrea faye will, the murdered teen's mother said she wants to know how on earth this could happen. back in 1998, her 18-year-old daughter broke up with her boyfriend justin boulay. and he strangled the student because he was mad she would no longer see him. during the trial, he claimed

temporary insanity and the judge ashton waller sentenced him to 24 years in prison on the conviction. a sentence that was criticized widely especially by the victim's family. while in prison he married and in 2007 and upon his release will join his wife in hawaii. the criticism is not only here, the "chicago tribune" said a vigil will be held in carbondale and other parts of the country. many others hearing the news of this release outraged at what is perceived to be an injustice n what drive ya, julian crews -- in batavia, julian crews. four people crashed into a lagoon. a woman was driving with three teens when the car plunged into the water. workers were able to pull all victims from the water.

nobody was seriously hurt. officials are trying to determine the cause. two men have been arrested for pretending to be cops. >> they are charged with impersonating a police officer. the men were arrested separately but police believe the cases are connected. both men were wearing he vests and carrying guns. and airport leaders are in chicago for a conference. >> they are talking about environmentally friendly projects at airports around the world. and robert jordan has more on that story. bob? >> reporter: that's right. the conference is called airport's going green and o'hare is leading the pack. the mayor called chicago one of the greenest cities in the world with one of the prettiest airports on the planet. he announced that the faa will fund the design of the new south traffic air traffic control tower at the airport and the emphasis will be on the environment and serving

passengers. 800million has been allocated for the project for newer longer runways to accommodate the airport ever the future. officials were eager to showcase some of the new environmentally friendly additions that will be a part of the new airport facility. that will cover the walls of the spaces in the building and keeping those areas filled with oxygen and absorbing carbon dioxide from the air. the color will add to the terminals and keeping people calm in their hectic surroundings. >> it is inviting here. it will be a vertical guidance system, and it can stay outside and keep green throughout cold winters and inside as well. >> we have 7 million square

feet of roofs in the city of chicago. there is more than any other city. we have more green roofs. it is capturing water, cleans the air, and that is truly part of the environmental movement. >> reporter: well the program has become nationally recognized for its green design and construction. and the faa has committed to provide $3.4 millions to continue keeping the airport green. in the newsroom, robert jordan. back to you. >> thank you. >> bill to be introduced in springfield calls for a new post for mass transit. officials will investigate waste and fraud. metra, pace and cta. the investigation comes after the suicide of the metra head

who took $500,000 in vacation pay. a priest from oak park said he is sorry for supporting women in the priesthood. he signed a petition in september suppressing solidarity with supporters of women and married men who are called to ordination. and his bish berk ordered him to publicly apologize. only men can become priests. a debate is foregetten in the church. he published his apolldy in the weekly bulletin. people could be seen jumping from windows. latest on a fire in shanghai next on the news. and he is out of here, and charles rangel walked out of his trial. what do you think is worse, a body scan or pat down? zthtjthththtjtjtjt@tjtjtjtjtétjt

42 people are dead and others injured in china. the fire broke out at 2 p.m. shanghai time in a 28-story building under renovation. many ran down scaffolding but some were trapped by the flames and smoke. one person was rescued by helicopter. workers were installing insulation when the fire started. the cause is under investigation. swamp gas may have triggered an explosion at a resort in mexico. five tourists and two workers were killed in the explosion at the hotel south of cancun.

investigators are looking for the cause of the explosion and they are focusing on a mix of gases from a nearby swamp. investigators are out on a boat looking in a park in ohio near a home where a 13-year-old girl was found. sarah maynard disappeared with her family and a friend. she was found yesterday bound and gagged in the pavement of a home in mt. vernon, ohio. the others are missing still. she was being held against her will, she is in good condition. she was taken to a hospital for evaluation. as of right now, we have not located tina, stephanie or cody. >> matthew hoffman lives in the home where she was found. he is charged with kidnapping. hoffman will appear before a judge this afternoon. more than 100 freshman

lawmakers, mostly republicans are on captiol hill for the first day of congress' lame duck session. they will take part in an orientation for the jobs they will hold when they reconvene in january. the issues include the bush era expiring tax cuts and the military's don't ask, don't tell policy. charlie rangel walked out of his ethics trial today. he is accused of failing to report income on his disclosure forms and improperly using resources to raise money for a center in his name. his previous attorneys stepped down. rangel claims he has no money to defend himself in his trial. the committee will determine whether he violated the rules and if so they will determine his punishment. democrats will take advantage of the hold on springfield as they redraw

district -- districts. they get to change the districts every ten years. they can pass the changes bout republican interference. officials are considering new rules for redistricting. one requires several public hearings around the state. the other is to keep ethnic and communities together instead of die minuterring the votes. next, they are the best places to work in the aretha franklin. the new list by the tribune. look out. what the story behind this coyote spotted in the loop. >> and a favorite with children.

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their bosses? [ laughter ] that's the question that is being asked. >> and joining us to talk about the companies that are is loved is michael lev. how you are doing. >> great. let's look at the winners small, medium and large. >> the large category winner was wms industries. you know them from williams the company that made pinball machines. how could you not love that? >> actually that's part of it with them. and these days they make video games for casinos. some of the employees go to vegas on the company dime. [ laughter ] >> they research they call it. >> their per diem must be great, when we talked about the people it was not about that but more fundamental issues

like training and do they unbelievable the direction of the company, are they confident in their bosses. are they given flexibility but if they can work from somewhere else can they do that. issues like that. they feel that they are taken into consideration and their ideas are valued. you said they can e-mail ideas and some have been put to practice. >> one of the things the company does the boss gets together with workers at bagels with brian. that's the boss who is accessible and tell them about something but to listen to them. >> go ahead. >> then the medium size company winner was groupon. a very fast growing chicago company that's in the web daily deal business. and with them, you think people

are happy, when we checked in they hired another 50 employees but even with groupon it was more than that, it had to do with people everyone feeling like they were kind of rowing in the wright direction, issues like that. >> what about for the small category, interesting computer company model metrics where there are not enough desks in the office for everyone to sit. that's by design. >> sounds familiar. it is flexibility. they're in the computer business. they may be up running or writing programs. and there was a company that was founded at a starbucks and that -- that's sort of value sticks with the company. >> what kind of advise do you give for managers in the area, people wanting to start a company, running a company, what can you say to them about making their company... >> a better place to work. >> great place to work. >> i would say two things: one,

it was clear from the research we did, we worked with a consulting firm that did a survey. it's not something that we dreamed up. this is on thousands of surveys, it's not about the money. that's very, very clear. it is about the other issues, it is whether a worker feels like the company is invested in them. dodo they have an opportunity to grow. and if they are not good cultures can change. >> a lot of ill nill the people at mac. why's have control over their responsibilities. they're happier now than they were before. it was a surprise. i thought that was instructive. >> very interesting. >> groupon has a lack of micromanagement. that say as lot. >> when you are growing there

is not time for that. on to the next thing. >> thank you. to read more about the top places to work and how and why they score sod high. check out the insert in the newspaper and online tribune business. we're live in chicago. on the monday a mergers deal to tell you about. caterpillar the largest maker of construction equipment getting bigger. this morning it agreed to buy a firm for 8.6 million including debt. and as we head into the popular part of the year for retailers, we're getting reports that more consumers are getting in the buying mood. sales climbed more than last month. purchases rose 1.2%. that's the biggest gain since march for illinois retailers. and bargain shoppers are

getting ready to deal into the black friday. camers can revoice. sowny has announced that the auto macing game for play station will go on sale november 24th. the day before thanksgiving. that makes it in time for the sales. this new year, 2011, motorola will be split in two. that's the word from theco ceo today. a better than expected sales mating -- smoothing the way for a deal. taking a look at wall street now for you. stocks are gaining today. thanks to the takeovers including cater pillar. and growth in retail sales, fueled optimism about the economy. those are the business headlines.

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a car crash that killed two in utah is being blamed on the accelerator of a camary. the driver and a pammer were killed when they hit a wall. the brakes were in working order but skid marks show that the driver had trouble stopping. investigators say the car was repaired during a mandatory recall of cars. they're checking to see if the gas pedal and mat were recalled. dwayne us that airlines is looking to rolls royce to fix leaks in their jets.

leaking oil caught fire in one of the carrier's engines this month, sending metal into the wing of a plane before it landed safely. inspections turned up leaks in three other engines. officials say the engine maker will take off the faulty engines and replace them and fix the leaking part and slap it back again. >> privacy and safety at airports is being debated just as the travel season approaches for the holidays. john tinier was to fly to south dakota. when he approached the check line, an agent directed him to the full body scanner. he refused. instead he chose a traditional scan and pat down. when an agent said he would conduct a groin check things took an odd turned. >> i said if you touch my junk i will have you arrested. someone came over and explained

the process. i'm not comfortable. it is amounting to sexual assault. that's not a condition for getting on the plane. >> interesting. he ended up leaving the airport and posted a blog. he is troubled by the ability to limit his methods of travel because he exercised his right to privacy. and former president clinton landed a cameo in a movie. he will play himself in the hangover 2. the sequel to the comedy. he shot the scene where parts of the movie are being filmed. he was delivering a speech on economics and climate change. our streak of warm weather is over. get ready for the cold. jim is next with the details.

look at this guy, coyote in the loop overnight. we think he was doing his job. the commission on animal control is reassuring us he is no threat. they say he is pretty timid. he stays away from people and perform as service. animal control -- performs a conversation. he deals with problems like rats and mice. he has the run of the loop. he has a radio collar to monitor him. we need you down here wiley. [ laughter ] >> you think his name is wiley. >> that's the first one. >> that's clever. jim in. >> it will not be as warm but

we're going to be above normal. the normal high for today is 47. we're at 50 at o'hare. we're not going to get much above that. 52, 53 degrees. the time lapse, these are interesting. what we got up to this morning was actually a few clouds. if you are watching from the southwest suburbs around lasalle, it is cloudy there and you it picks up rain showers most of the area will be cloudy. look at the temperatures. we're at 50. and most of the country right now is enjoying or suffering through, depending on your perspective. cool temperatures. nothing like the warm numbers we saw. across the area at the moment it is reasonably comfortable with a jacket maybe or a sweater this midday. and skwraoáups suggest there is

a low level moisture out there and the mid-to-upper 30s across the region. winds out of the south and 5 to 10 miles an hour. 5 to 15 during the afternoon. the cold air that enveloped the area and midwest. and then about say wednesday night and thursday. it comes surging back over the area. so it looks like we're in for another day with highs just in the low 40s. the whitish area up in canada, that's very cold air. it will keep a watch on that in the days ahead. the rain showers here they are. this is not a major rain event. and most of the area will not see these but it is possible that you may see a rain drop in the suburbs.

the gulf coast picking up some rain. and a boundary is over that part of the country. notice spots in the west, picking up snow. good news for the snowboarders and skiers in the region. it looks like they will snow off and on in some of the mountains of montana. idaho and perhaps even northern california. but not much is happening over those areas. now what are our computers suggesting. partly cloudy. showers moving through clouds are gathering. high of 54. tonight again a cloud patch or two. low 37 degrees winds out of the southwest. on tuesday morning sunshine but the clouds increase. the winds die down. 52 to 56 tree temperatures.

wednesday showers developing. and it is possible by the way that the wednesday shower stuff could, could end up with perhaps a passing snow flake or two. a preview here of the 7-day forecast. i may change some of the numbers but i'm not going to tell you which ones until later in the broadcast. >> you are entitled. [ laughter ] >> that's not fair. >> that's a good snapshot there. rain-snow mix. >> thank you, jim. the trivia question. mac and cheese is popular after which president served it at the white house. usa pmy name peggy.u for cag

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brett farve's final appearance at soldier field did not go the way he hoped. jay cutler was given great protection. the pass to greg olson. the vikings took the lead but cutler found hester over the middle. weaving through the defenders and diving for a touchdown. the defense was dominate again forcing farve to throw interceptions. bears win. they are now tied for the division lead with green bay at 6-3. jay cutler credited defense with another strong performance. >> we talked about it last night and talked about the vikings and they have been the champs and any sign they can beat anyone. they did another stellar job.

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prepare the kitchen the restaurant association is renewing its commitment at the mccormick place. >> we have more on the boost for the revenue picture. >> reporter: it is official the officer of the national restaurant association says the it will stage the annual trade show here in chicago until at least the year 2016. the restaurant trade show has been a fixture for years bringing in millions in local spending. convention officials threatened to move the show to florida or vegas because of high costs and labor issues. but a low promises to lower costs and eliminate some of the

hassles sending officials to look elsewhere. >> mccormick place, with the legislation being implemented, will provide an exhibitor friendly, hassle free facility that will make for a outstanding trade show environment, i want to thank all those that were involved who made the commitment for the working men and women because this place would be empty if it was not for the changes that were necessary in springfield. >> this is the ninth major convention announced and adopted expansion and extension of the con ventions in chicago -- con ventions in chicago, in joel. i think that -- in illinois. >> the pier and exposition authority of operators of mccormick said it will bring in

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the lead rubbing off on field as it is about it building up in landfills. some chains will stop selling the reusable bags. on the medical watch not getting enough vitamin d is linked to strokes along white people. those were low levels had double the risk of dieing from a stroke, however, a deficiency had no effect on the risk in black patients even though african-americans in the study had a 60% higher risk of stroke death. researchers say it is possible that they have developed a resistance to the effects of low vitamin d levels. forget mold, pollen and all over allergies. could you be allergic to your cell phone. experts are pointing to the nickel in the phones as a cause for unplained rashes the when used for long periods those

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it is time for lunch break. call me childish i love mac and cheese but mine comes out of a box. this is the chefed a travino wine and grill in travers city in michigan. >> thanks for being here. what are we making? >> i have prepared two different styles of mac and cheese. >> okay. and a crab and saffron. >> oh... >> our traditional mac and cheese. it is a three cheese. >> you pair it with wine. >> yes we do. it is for a festival and great mac and cheese bakeoff.

and on november 27th. and it is featuring wineries. >> wine not beer. >> wine not beer. >> i eat once a week. is that strange. >> this is the pan set ta. and what is perfect bearing would be cheese. so, yes. so it goes in. and then we use our house home- made alfred dough sauce, yes. >> and this is how we do it to order. it's not a baked product so these are precooked macaroni. >> i could buy sauce and. >> that's why i have this out here. >> you can buy the sauce and

bread crumbs and the mack ropeny you can produce this at home. >> and buy the box with the cheeze. >> i have preshredded or three cheeses. this is parmesan. and asiago. the cheese goes in. >> i love this, you are making it on the pan, in the pan. i like that, it's not baked. >> because that's how we get we serve it on the menu so... >> look at that he is adding sauce. a cardiodish. >> building flavors here. >> all layered here. >> yes. >> you wait until it melt as little. >> a bit of melting, more cheese. let it get goy. >> you do not want it runny. >> i do not.

>> you want it thick. >> mac and cheese. pretty cheesy so a little salt. >> pepper. >> made to order he said. >> great, my mom put tuna in it. >> it can be anything like i said the crab we have here. >> the crab one is this one. >> what cheese does it have? >> that has all three cheeses. >> really? >> these are our asiago bread crumbs. with cheese and pap reca that's -- paprika. >> that's is great. >> would you like to try that. >> i cannot offend the chef. this is not kevin's fault. our team is afraid of me using

cutlery. i have to employee i have a 3 year old. >> that rocks. >> yes. and for these two macaronis we chose three wines that we thought would pair with them. >> thank you so much kevin. this is great. travino wine and grill is in williamsburg, michigan. find out about the food and wine events. visit travers city, michigan. go to www.wgn.com/midday. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms.

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